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What about if we could spectate our friend, who is actually spectating another one?
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Yo dawg, I heard you like spectating spactators. So I spectated you spectating a spectator while he is spectating a spectator spectating a game.
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Spectating a spectator? Spectation. YEEEAAAAHHHHH
But...would your other friend then be able to spectate the game you were spectating-by-proxy...?
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i really would like this, would make spectating a game with my friends over skype way easier, especially if for some reason i wouldnt be able to join, e.g. him spectating another friend which i do not have added to my contacts. I dont see a reason for this not to be implemented. Still, you should be able to deny others spectating what you spectate, or you could deny spectating to people not in your contact list, if you are uncomfortable with it.

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4 different machines. 4 different readingsPosted by littlejo I have a friend who has 4 different machines. 3 of them are brand new and one is 1 month old. she sticks her finger, using the same drop of blood for each machine and gets 4 different readings. They are not even close together either. this am she got 155, 199, 278, 306. she has discussed this with her dr and he gave no answer as to why they are sooo far apart. any clue???? |
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Albany on the list of best cities to get high
That's not me or reporter Jimmy Vielkind saying it. It's reported on the Daily Beast Web site. Fresh off the Kegs and Eggs riot/melee and City Hall's decision to beer garden the Tulip Festival, Albany's reputation has had a rough spring. Bring on the tulips. Here's Jimmy's story: ALBANY — Albany is high on the […]
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Check out my story in today's paper about Capital District Habitat for Humanity's ambitious plans for Alexander Street in the South End. The not-for-profit is planning the biggest project in its 22-year history in Albany — 10 attached rowhouses on Alexander Street and six more on nearby Delaware Avenue. The project is significant not only […]
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I thought I would share the information on these very worthy events. The 8th Annual Dining Out For Life on Thursday 28, 2011. Dine out at a participating restaurant and 25% or more of your bill will be donated to the Aids Council. To view participating restaurants, visit www.aidscouncil.org . Spring Household Cleanup. Call the […]
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I live in the city and have a tiny backyard. This year I decided to make a sanctuary for myself, complete with bird feeders, grass, a small flower garden and maybe even some vegetables. It's early in the growing season so all I have done so far is put up birdfeeders and throw down some […]
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Meet Albany's 2011 Tulip Court
Mayor Jerry Jennings named this year's Tulip Queen finalists this morning at City Hall. For sure, they're going to be asked a lot of questions between now and the Tulip Festival, which kicks off May 6 with the annual scrubbing of State Street. But we had two questions in particular — one serious, one not […]
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Update: New life — and name — for the Lark Tavern?
Update: Check out Steve Barnes' story in Wednesday's paper. Apparently, there is still some dispute over who is entitled to run a bar at the Madison Avenue location. A new managing group has notified the city that it plans to apply for a liquor license at the Madison Ave. of Tess's Lark Tavern, a favorite […]
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City receives $318K to restore North Swan Street park
Last June, I wrote about the sorry state of North Swan Street Park, which — if we're being honest — isn't much of a park at all. (See above) The city had grand plans to remake the park — with a new basketball court, amphitheater, fountain, playground and green space — but no money to […]
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We meet again, Albany
Greetings, Albanians. We meet again. You may remember me from such blog posts as "Lincoln Park's vanishing playground" and "Numbers signal a safer Albany". For two years I've covered your city for the Times Union. But I'm not just some dude who hangs around City Hall and drives home to Colonie at night. I live […]
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City looking for Tulip Fest volunteers
Written by Dayelin Roman, Times Union staff writer… ALBANY — City officials are looking for volunteers to staff Tulip Fest on May 7 and 8 in Washington Park. Volunteers are needed to help with parking, traffic, the KidZone and serving beverages. Those who serve drinks must be TIPS certified, and will be able to register […]
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Seeing Blue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LuKderByn8 Finding fun things to do with my teenage son is hard. He would rather hang with his friends, play video games or do anything other than have a night out with his Mom. I had seen the Blue Man Group in Boston ten plus years ago and loved it. It was crazy good and […]
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Tuesday, November 19 2013
'The O. Henry Prize Stories' Are a True Gift, Year After Year
One of the best ways to celebrate the short story is still through anthologies such as The O. Henry Prize Stories. It's a tradition that deserves to endure.
Wednesday, June 23 2010
The Storyteller Speaks: Rare and Different Fictions of the Grateful Dead
As well written as the stories are, perhaps the biggest enticement for readers will be the chance to glimpse one of the longest lasting subcultures in American history.
Thursday, January 29 2009
The Best Australian Stories 2008, ed. Delia Falconer
This is less a Nick Hornby mixtape, with each selection ordered just so, and more akin to an mp3 playlist, inviting the reader to dip in and out at leisure.
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Among Other Things, I've Taken Up Smoking by Aoibheann Sweeney
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Asclepias | |
Asclepias syriaca showing flowers and latex. | |
Scientific classification | |
Kingdom: | Plantae |
(unranked): | Angiosperms |
(unranked): | Eudicots |
(unranked): | Asterids |
Order: | Gentianales |
Family: | Apocynaceae |
Subfamily: | Asclepiadoideae |
Tribe: | Asclepiadeae |
Subtribe: | Asclepiadinae |
Genus: | Asclepias L.[1] |
Type species | |
Asclepias syriaca L. | |
Species | |
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Asclepias | |
Asclepias syriaca showing flowers and latex. | |
Scientific classification | |
Kingdom: | Plantae |
(unranked): | Angiosperms |
(unranked): | Eudicots |
(unranked): | Asterids |
Order: | Gentianales |
Family: | Apocynaceae |
Subfamily: | Asclepiadoideae |
Tribe: | Asclepiadeae |
Subtribe: | Asclepiadinae |
Genus: | Asclepias L.[1] |
Type species | |
Asclepias syriaca L. | |
Species | |
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Asclepias L. (1753), the milkweeds, is a genus of herbaceous perennial, dicotyledonous plants that contains over 140 known species. It previously belonged to the family Asclepiadaceae, but this is now classified as the subfamily Asclepiadoideae of the dogbane family Apocynaceae.
Milkweed is named for its milky sap, which consists of a latex containing alkaloids and several other complex compounds including cardenolides.[2] Some species are known to be toxic.
Carl Linnaeus named the genus after Asclepius, the Greek god of healing, because of the many folk-medicinal uses for the milkweed plants.
Pollination in this genus is accomplished in an unusual manner. Pollen is grouped into complex structures called pollinia (or "pollen sacs"), rather than being individual grains or tetrads, as is typical for most plants. The feet or mouthparts of flower-visiting insects such as bees, wasps and butterflies, slip into one of the five slits in each flower formed by adjacent anthers. The bases of the pollinia then mechanically attach to the insect, pulling a pair of pollen sacs free when the pollinator flies off, assuming the insect is large enough to produce the necessary pulling force (if not, the insect may become trapped and die[3]). Pollination is effected by the reverse procedure in which one of the pollinia becomes trapped within the anther slit.
Asclepias species produce their seeds in follicles. The seeds, which are arranged in overlapping rows, bear a cluster white, silky, filament-like hairs known as the coma[4] (often referred to by other names such as pappus, "floss", "plume", or "silk"). The follicles ripen and split open, and the seeds, each carried by its coma, are blown by the wind.
They have many different flower colorations, depending on species.
Milkweeds are an important nectar source for native bees, wasps, and other nectar-seeking insects, though non-native honey bees commonly get trapped in the stigmatic slits and die,[3][5] and a larval food source for monarch butterflies and their relatives, as well as a variety of other herbivorous insects (including numerous beetles, moths, and true bugs) specialized to feed on the plants despite their chemical defenses.
Milkweeds use three primary defenses to limit damage caused by caterpillars: hairs on the leaves, cardenolide toxins, and latex fluids. Data from a DNA study indicate that more recently evolved milkweed species use these preventative strategies less but grow faster than older species, potentially regrowing faster than caterpillars can consume them.[6]
The milkweed filaments from the coma (the "floss") are hollow and coated with wax, and have good insulation qualities. During World War II, over 5,000 t (5,500 short tons) of milkweed floss were collected in the United States as a substitute for kapok.[7][8] As of 2007, milkweed is grown commercially as a hypoallergenic filling for pillows.[9] A study of the insulative properties of various materials found that milkweed floss was outperformed by other materials in insulation, loft, and lumpiness, but scored well on various metrics when mixed with down feathers.[10]
In the past, the high dextrose content of the nectar led to milkweed's use as a source of sweetener for Native Americans and voyageurs.
The bast fibers of some species can be used for cordage.
Milkweed latex contains about 1 to 2% latex, and was attempted as a source of natural rubber by both Germany and the United States during World War II. No record has been found of large-scale success.
Milkweed is beneficial to nearby plants, repelling some pests, especially wireworms.
Milkweed also contains cardiac glycoside poisons that inhibit animal cells from maintaining a proper K+, Ca+ concentration gradient.[citation needed] As a result, many natives of South America and Africa used arrows poisoned with these glycosides to fight and hunt more effectively. Milkweed is toxic and may cause death when animals consume 10% of their body weight in any part of the plant.[citation needed] Milkweed also causes mild dermatitis in some who come in contact with it.
The leaves of Asclepias species, and of some species formerly classified as Asclepias such as Gomphocarpus physocarpus, are the only food source for monarch butterfly larvae and other milkweed butterflies. These plants are therefore often used in butterfly gardening.[citation needed]
Some Asclepias species:
Asclepias albicans | Whitestem milkweed, native to the mojave and sonoran deserts | |
Asclepias amplexicaulis | Blunt-leaved milkweed, native to central and eastern United States | |
Asclepias asperula | Antelope horns, native to American southwest and northern Mexico | |
Asclepias californica | California milkweed, native to central and southern California | |
Asclepias cordifolia | Heart-leaf milkweed, native to the Sierra Nevada and Cascade Range up to 2000 m. | |
Asclepias cryptoceras | Pallid milkweed, native to the western United States. | |
Asclepias curassavica | Scarlet milkweed, tropical milkweed, bloodflower, bastard ipecacuanha, native to the American tropics, introduced to other continents | |
Asclepias eriocarpa | Woollypod milkweed, native to California, Baja California, and Nevada | |
Asclepias erosa | Desert milkweed, native to California, Arizona, and Baja California | |
Asclepias exaltata | Poke milkweed, native to eastern North America | |
Asclepias fascicularis | Narrow-leaf milkweed, native to Western United States | |
Asclepias humistrata | Sandhill milkweed, native to southeastern United States | |
Asclepias incarnata | Swamp milkweed, native to wetlands of North America | |
Asclepias lanceolata | Lanceolate milkweed (Cedar Hill milkweed), native to coastal plain of eastern United States from Texas to New Jersey | |
Asclepias linaria | Pine needle milkweed, native to Mojave and Sonoran deserts | |
Asclepias linearis | Slim milkweed | |
Asclepias longifolia | Longleaf milkweed | |
Asclepias meadii | Mead's milkweed, native to midwestern United States | |
Asclepias nyctaginifolia | Mojave milkweed, native to the American southwest | |
Asclepias obovata | Pineland milkweed | |
Asclepias purpurascens | Purple milkweed, native to eastern, southern, and midwestern United States | |
Asclepias quadrifolia | Four-leaved milkweed, native to eastern United States and Canada | |
Asclepias rubra | Red milkweed | |
Asclepias solanoana | Serpentine milkweed, native to northern California | |
Asclepias speciosa | Showy milkweed, native to western United States and Canada | |
Asclepias subulata | Rush milkweed, leafless milkweed, native to southwestern North America | |
Asclepias subverticillata | Horsetail milkweed[11] | |
Asclepias sullivantii | Sullivant's milkweed | |
Asclepias syriaca | Common milkweed | |
Asclepias tuberosa | Butterfly weed, pleurisy root | |
Asclepias uncialis | Wheel milkweed | |
Asclepias variegata | White milkweed | |
Asclepias verticillata | Whorled milkweed | |
Asclepias vestita | Woolly milkweed | |
Asclepias viridiflora | ||
Asclepias viridis | Green milkweed | |
Asclepias welshii | Welsh's milkweed |
Some species formerly classified under the Asclepias genus include:
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Asclepias. |
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Earth Week is a week-long set of programming and events coordinated by the Office of Sustainability to celebrate sustainability and educate students and faculty of the University of Southern Mississippi of its importance.
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Monday (4/21/14) |
Meatless Monday - Go without meat for a day to learn about eating a sustainable diet! Southern Miss Farmer's Market - 3PM to 6PM - Hardy St. and 31st Avenue |
Tuesday (4/22/14) |
EARTH DAY! Transit Tuesday - reduce your carbon footprint by carpooling, riding the bus, walking, or biking to campus. 12pm - 1pm, R.C. Cook Union - Hall of Honors (lunch provided) Paul Cavanaugh, Master Gardner Lecture and Reception, 6:30pm, 103 A-D Trent Lott Center Byron Ballard, Appalacian Folklorist and environmental activist Hosted by Honors College and English Department |
Wednesday (4/23/14) |
Waste-less Wednesday - Challenge yourself to create as little waste as possible by recycling and reusing. Earth Fair and Alternative Car Show 10am - 1pm, Shoemaker Square |
Thursday (4/24/14) |
Environmental/Sustainability Jobs Seminar 12:15 - 12:45PM, R.C. Cook Union - Hall of Honors (lunch provided) City of Hattiesburg Earth Day Event 3-6pm, Town Square Park 8pm, Lake Thoreau Viewing "The Birds" |
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Okatoma River Cleanup Contact CCCE for more information Field Trip to Advanced Disposal's Sumrall Recycling Site Sign up by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com 8pm, Lake Thoreau Viewing "WALL-E" |


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Cable TV in Dutton, AL brings you more than just great television programming. In Dutton there are an approximate 405 televisions owned by only 101 people. That is because Cable TV is easy to connect to multiple TV sets. Since 2006, DVR use has grown, now accounting for 7% of Americans' total watching time. Even with those rising numbers 255 Dutton cable TV subscribers still enjoy regularly scheduled programming. And 72% of people in the U.S. bundle their cable TV contracts with high-speed Internet service. Which is good, because 48% of cable TV subscribers stream some of their content online. And there are somewhere around 221 Dutton residents using bundled cable subscriptions, and 147 who stream.


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5 PerfectionPosted: 25/08/2009An incredible film to rival any attempt Shakespeare ever had at making a romance, and that's obviously saying something. This film is stunning, special, dramatic, funny, sad and the love story at its heart is beautiful and yearned. Definitely in my top 5, this masterpiece from Danny Boyle should not be missed- ignore the negative comments posted here and experience this film to witness why it is now officially one of the most awarded films of all time.
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5 WarmingPosted: 08/09/2008'Once' is perfect. This heartwarming movie will have you smiling, happy and awed. The music will have you hooked, no matter what genre you're inclined to. With such a simple plot, it's a wonder how easy it is to appreciate and love this film so much. The 'Guy' and 'Girl' co-exist in a realistic way that sets this apart from any other drama/romance film i've seen before. Set in Dublin, a busker with a shabby guitar meets a Czech looking to make ends meet and their friendship begins. Nothing much is left to be said, except that this refreshing movie should be given a chance by any and everybody.
5 Real, Terrific, AWESOMEPosted: 29/07/2008This is a movie that will leave you in awe, in amazement and genuinely speechless. The originality, vision and mind blowing cinematics in this film shook the world, and could set a new trend and way, of 1st person genre of movies altogether. As Hollywood's best kept secret, Cloverfield was kept fully behind the scenes, with the director choosing even to omit the name of the film from the initial trailer, stating only its date of release (18.01.08). The anticipation built for a whole six months, then this monster movie hit the screens to astounding effects. Too incredible for words to describe it and too unbelievable to explain the experience, Cloverfield really is from another world.
4 Excellent Road MoviePosted: 20/07/2008This 80's gem only recently came to my attention, and i'm very glad it actually did. It can be described as a crime/comedy caper that has so much character and charm that allows it to shine and entertain flawlessly. The 'Run' suggested by the title is in pursuit of a single man-The Duke- who is simultaneously involved with the Mafia and inevitably the FBI. He is also worth a huge amount in Bounty, and it's from here that all three groups chase and hunt him down. De Niro's individual brilliance and constant cursing coupled with Grodin's (The Duke) wit and escape attempts creates an unlikely friendship that exists despite all the arguments and animosity each feels for the other. Midnight Run should be viewed for its comedy, its adventure and most of all, for its excitement and original twists that make it so successful.
5 My name's Forrest- Forrest GumpPosted: 26/06/2008This is the film that had us all shouting 'Run Forrest', and 'Life is like a box of chocolates'. Yet, all jokes aside, this film is beautiful and inspiring in all sense of the words. Hanks touches his audience just as in possibly every other brilliant film he has made, and you feel connected, or sometimes simply just feel for Forrest, for his innocence, his lack of prejudice, and his deserving character and life. A must-see by all accounts.
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4 Gritty and ShockingPosted: 22/06/2008This original genre blasts its way with controversy, violence, sex and drugs- all within 48 hours of storyline. Aimed primarily at the youths of the 21st century, it tackles the issues of the dangers and consequences of the disadvantaged areas of inner city london. Based around Notting Hill and West London generally, we see our main character Trife and his friends spend a day when school is cancelled. Their fights, actions, insults, crimes and life as 'delinquants' are mixed in with the girls they enjoy and the enemies they face, to explosive effect. A down to earth, distressing and disturbing story, it blows wide open the problems facing society today, from the viewpoint of the roughest areas of the city. That isn't to say it hasn't any moments of happiness and comedy, and the latter (hilarious scenes) are laugh-out-loud teenager scenes mainly involving the ridiculous Jay and the former happiness instances are just too brief to appreciate. All in all, Menhaj Huda directs a bold yet powerful film, with a tense 'time-bomb' feel throughout and with clever cinematography and backed by a ghetto grime hip hop track. Excellent through and through.
4 EnchantingPosted: 20/06/2008I had never read the book before seeing this, but was captured straight away by the great feel and emotion in this film. Dakota Fanning was perhaps my only first motivation for wanting to see this, and while her performance is spot on as always (Man On Fire, Hide And Seek) the animals and all other characters contribute greatly, and turn this warm story to be suitable for both children and adults. Wilber the pig keeps you supporting him, Charlotte's miracles add a little magic and templeton the rat adds the comedy (with the two crows, of course). Watch it even if you're not a child, definitely recommended.
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As for the service staff earning small salaries and depending on tips, doesn't every waiter, busboy, maid, and porter in the U.S. have the same pay plan? The ones who earn small salaries by our standards still make five times what they would earn in their own countries -- plus free room and board, the opportunity to travel (which they couldn't otherwise afford), and still they're able to send money home to their families. They aren't locked up on the ship, and 90 percent of them renew their contracts to remain on-board.
As for most ships being registered in foreign countries, Mr. DeFede should be criticizing our government's bureaucracy. Instead of U.S. bureaucrats charging a fair price to register the ships and collect millions of dollars, they have highly inflated registration prices and collect nothing.
Lastly, Mr. DeFede has called Mr. Arison a "greedy corporate pig." Mr. DeFede should be ashamed. Mr. Arison's father Ted started with an old, dilapidated ship, and then with the help of his son grew it into the largest, most profitable cruise company in the world. Isn't this the American dream, and doesn't everyone in our country have the ability to succeed with hard work, intelligence, and diligence?
I do not know the Arisons, but I, being involved with many charities, know how charitable that family has been to a multitude of worthwhile causes. Maybe Mr. DeFede should, instead of writing one-sided, prejudicial stories, dedicate his writing to projects that help people in our country to better themselves. He may one day be famous, too, and possibly own a large publishing company.
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I would like to thank Ray Martinez and New Times for reporting on one part of my long struggle to restore a better quality of life to my neighborhood ("To Protect and Unnerve," June 27). Quite often New Times is willing to give a forum to those who can't get the established media to give them a real "tell it like it is" opportunity to discuss issues that are vital to our community. That's what makes the publication interesting, and that's what makes it a regular "must read" for all of us who want a more livable South Florida.
I would like to comment on a few aspects of Mr. Martinez's article. First, for my own protection (and others'), I would like to clarify and correct the New Times accounts of incidents in which I was forced to use a firearm to defend myself.
In the first incident, the very large "disheveled man," in addition to trying to kick out the driver's side window of a slowing vehicle, had also attempted to jump onto the hood of a fast-moving car, almost diverting it into the service station where I was attempting to buy gas. This man had displayed behavior which clearly threatened the lives of others (including his own) before I even considered use of a firearm.
I was on foot trying to get 911 telephoning help from within the station when the subject approached and verbally threatened me. He then diverted his path and followed toward me as I retreated to my car. Not having a clear or timely path of escape because of my handicap, I grabbed my gun from an unzipped bag in my front seat and pointed it at him.
I ordered him to stop moving and put his hands up. Had he done that, there would have never been a shot fired. Instead, as several witnesses can attest, he backed me 150 feet down the length of the station, repeatedly threatening to kill me, before I fired a warning shot. Subsequent shots were intentionally fired low to disable rather than kill this still-charging man.
In the few moments before the second incident, I was not following slowly behind the subjects. I did want to see if they resembled the three people who had just been reported casing cars, but in this county, following closely and slowly behind anyone on foot in the dark is a very bad idea -- and especially if you want to see their faces. When the incident occurred, I was at normal speed trying to give the subjects a wide berth, with the intention of going on several blocks, turning around, and repassing them as they faced me.
When they blocked my vehicle and put a gun to me, I strongly believed that I had been set up for a hit. My auto is widely known to various young hoodlums, and that sudden convergence led me to believe I would surely be killed; I waited for the bullet. When the movement of my dog diverted their attention a second, I exited the vehicle firing. Only some weeks later, after investigation revealed other similar incidents in the vicinity, did I conclude that these teenagers perhaps were only trying to hijack my car (no great comfort you may be sure.)


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We recently made the long debated move off dial-up Internet service to a connection through our local cable company. I purchased the Motorola SURFboard SB5120 Cable Modem which was the suggested modem for connection to Charter Communications because there was no way I was going to rent a modem at $5.00 per month. I was initially a bit concerned I was in for a long drawn out installation process and a string of headache producing troubles but nothing could have been further from the truth. What's In The Box? In addition to your new Motorola SURFboard SB5120 Cable Modem, the folks at Motorola have included both a USB cable and Ethernet cable as well as the necessary power adapter. You will also find an installation CD-ROM with USB drivers and Quick Reference Guide. It's nice to see manufacturers include everything necessary to get started instantly without the need to purchase additional items. Including both the USB and Ethernet cables insures purchasers the necessary cables are at your fingertips no matter what port configuration your computer requires. The installation CD-ROM is only necessary for USB connections or for those desiring to peruse the User Guide. Since I used the Ethernet cable and installation was completed with true plug and play simplicity, I never touched the CD. The Quick Reference Guide, which is a two-sided 5.5" x 8.5" single sheet, was helpful but almost unnecessary due to the mindlessly simple installation. The help sheet does include a troubleshooting guide should a problem arise during installation or use. Convenience Features As with any cable modem, the Motorola SURFboard SB5120 Cable Modem is no exception... you are always on, always connected to the Internet. Depending on a number of conditions, you may be capable of downloading up to 100 times faster than your traditional 28.8k dial-up modems. As an SBC employee, I hate to admit that disconnecting my second telephone line and monthly cost from my Internet provider negated nearly all the monthly cable access charge. Motorola has added a stand-by switch on the top side of the modem as a security feature which enables users to disconnect the USB or Ethernet connection to the computer without disconnecting from the RF network. The LED indicators on the front of the modem clearly display the status of your connection. The lights not only give you the ability to quickly inspect the connection but they are good tools in troubleshooting any network problems. The modem supports up to 32 users with the addition of Ethernet routers or hubs. The manufacturer suggests that this modem offers real-time gaming access. Unfortunately, for purposes of this review, my experience with the Motorola SURFboard SB5120 Cable Modem has been limited to Internet surfing and email applications. I am unable to speak for serious gamers but have no troubles listening to streaming radio broadcasts while surfing on-line. Owning this modem does not come without a few disadvantages however. While the slim vertical design does conserve space, it still takes up space either on the desktop or in my case in the lower section of my desk. Since this is an external device, there is also the extra power adapter which further clutters this small confines in the computer section of my desk. Experience To Date So far this modem has offered near flawless operation. My use is generally restricted to Internet page loading, email, downloading of files, listening to streaming Internet media and on-line presentations. I have had absolutely no issues surfing on-line while simultaneously listening to streaming radio broadcasts. Page loads are nearly always instantaneous with only an occasional lag. We did experience a disconnection from the network several times on only one evening. While the technical support line for Charter Communications did not report any outages in our area, twice within the same night, it took powering down our modem and reinitializing to regain our connection. I'm of the feeling this was a network related issue, not that of my new modem. System Requirements Minimum 486/66 (Pentium processor preferred) or Macintosh-compatible CPU (Power PC) CD-ROM drive USB or 10/100 Base-T Ethernet connection port Ethernet connection compatible with Windows 95/98SE/2000/NT/Me/XP; Macintosh OS 8 or higher; Unix and Linux USB connection compatible with Windows 98SE/2000/NT/Me/XP Local cable provider connection with DOCSIS high speed data service Price and Availability I purchased this modem as part of acquiring new service through Charter Communications. The modem carried a purchase price of $79.99 but the folks at Best Buy offered a full purchase price rebate. 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Mt. Rainier: July 17th Update
Posted by: Mike Haugen, Jason Thompson | July 17, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
RMI Guide Mike Haugen led his team to the Mt. Rainier summit via the Disappointment Cleaver Route this morning with beautiful weather and a slight breeze. The team began their descent at 10:00 a.m.
RMI Guide Jason Thompson was leading his team on the Emmons Route on the northside of Mt. Rainier. Due to firm conditions and a cloud cap developing on the mountain, the team had to make the tough, but more importantly, safe decision to turn at 12,500'. They will stay at Camp Schurman tonight and descend the mountain tomorrow.
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Good luck Mehok brothers!!
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This is for Jim Ressler.
Best of luck Jim. Have a safe and fun trip!
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This message is for Tom Sproul,
Hey Dad so glad to hear you had a beautiful summit this morning! I wish i could have experienced this with you! So proud and a little jealous!! Love you to the stars-Whit
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Arsenal striker Theo Walcott impressed on his debut for England's Under-21 side, despite them being held to a 2-2 draw by Moldova.
Walcott, part of the senior squad at this summer's World Cup finals, headed the opening goal of the game after just three minutes and went on to show up well, before being replaced just past the hour mark.
Manager Peter Taylor said after the game: "I'm sure he enjoyed himself, to score very early is a bonus.
"He's played no matches, so the way he played for an hour is tremendous.
"I spoke to Arsene Wenger and I always knew an hour would be enough for him, as it is his first game.
"I thought if we played better as a team he would have looked better, we would have kept possession and got him into better areas.
"Unfortunately we kept giving the ball away and didn't set up enough attacks."
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"The Timber Wolves are about to unleash their secret weapon." - Air Bud: Golden Receiver (1998)
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"The true story of Charles Darwin and the love of his life." - Creation (2010)
"The true story of how a few brave souls saved the lives of thousands." - Nanking (2007)
"The true story of the death of innocence and the birth of an artist." - The Basketball Diaries (1995)
"The true story of the greatest filmmaker you never knew" - Milius (2013)
"The true story of the Indies Trader and the men behind modern surfing." - Dark Tracks (2008)
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"The true story of the most incredible escape of our time." - Chronicle of an Escape (2007)
"The true story of two sisters who shared a passion, a madness and a man." - Hilary and Jackie (1998)
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We are reluctantly reporting this particular story, because it is very likely a fake. However, it seems interesting and plausible enough that we should report it, just in case it is a snafu instead. This supposedly leaked marketing pic has been floating around the web, and it details the progression of the Galaxy S line of phones, culminating with a Samsung Galaxy SIII (yes, that's three) device. Here are the specs mentioned in the pic for the SGS3: 1.8GHz Exynos 4212 dual-core processor 2GB of RAM 12MP camera 4.6-inch Super AMOLED Plus HD display There are a couple of things that make this particular pic suspect. One is that they call the screen a Super AMOLED Plus HD, but Samsung's actual name for it is HD Super AMOLED Plus. The second is that it shows the original Samsung Galaxy S device with an Exynos processor, but that chip didn't even exist when they released that phone. You would think their own marketing department wouldn't make either of these mistakes, but stranger things have happened... What do you guys think? Real or Fake? If it is real, does it seem impressive? Source: GalaxyForums.net via Engadget and Phandroid
Images of the phones have a white background on it. They could've at least cleaned it up to look more authentic. Clear background .png files! :icon_eek:
I feel bad, I'm the one that showed DG the story, and looking at the pic I just noticed they spelled copying wrong also..
I do think the next chipsets for Samsung will be 1.5ghz -1.8 dual core. But 12mp camera is more than what people need. A oem have to weigh a device features against cost. Every want wants all these cool features but we dont want to bear the full cost. SO what can Samsung do without especially in the states where the compete side by side with the iphone and other android devices. Most of us can get by with an 8 mp camera for every day use as long as it takes good pictures. The camera on the tbolt takes better pictures than the droid bionic. Space, well we are seeing that 1gb of ram is probably about what we need for everyday usage especially with android becoming more efficient with every update. 4.6 inch display is probably right given that is the projected size of the Nexus Prime.
We know the picture is fake, but some of the specs is probably right. Remember that oems have at least 2 or 3 concept phone that are in use by testers. They tweak and tweak up until release day. The may have a concept phone with crazy specs that may not see the light of day for 2 years because some technology consumers are not ready for or the os is not ready for it. So I would not be surprised to see a galaxy s running around with those specs but in the end it comes down to what the carrier wants and think the consumers will pay for especially in the states where we live off of cell phone subsidies.
I work for Epson.. you should see some of the Japanese/Engish translations in the diagnostic software... copying misspelled isnt a definate 'fake' sign LOL
Yea, I was actually waiting for my spelling on 'English' to be noted.. but you get the idea all the same
All I know is some of us HAVE to stay outta the forums or we will NEVER get a new phone... I'm sure the GS3 is probably coming out the middle of next year but still...


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nice tease for the holiday season, "is it the end of the world?" Very classy KATU
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Looks like a anvil shaped thunderhead. Nice shot!
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i saw that yesterday too. pretty entertaining. guessing it was updrift from going over a mountain or something. the middle part dissipated with time and some of the top part of the cloud remained. looked pretty neat!


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- Date:16 Apr 2011
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Firhill Stadium
- Attendance:1,714
- Doolan - pen (3)
- Lawson (36)
Live Commentary
- 91:35 +1.35
Garry Wood takes a shot. Blocked by Patrick Boyle.
- 88:52
Outswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Paul Cairney.
- 88:29
Free kick awarded for a foul by Paul Lawson on Chris Erskine. Direct free kick taken by Paul Cairney.
- 86:35
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Paul Lawson. Scott Boyd produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 85:00
Foul by Scott Boyd on Shaun Fraser, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Conrad Balatoni.
- 84:05
Paul Cairney is caught offside. Free kick taken by Michael McGovern.
- 83:52
Chris Erskine produces a cross, clearance made by Marc Fitzpatrick.
- 81:50
Kris Doolan takes a shot. Clearance by Scott Boyd.
- 79:08
Martin Grehan goes off and Shaun Fraser comes on.
- 74:56
Andrew Barrowman crosses the ball, William Kinniburgh manages to make a clearance. Paul Lawson takes a outswinging corner.
- 73:31
Foul by Paul Cairney on Paul Lawson, free kick awarded. The referee shows Paul Cairney a yellow card for unsporting behaviour. Jonathan Flynn restarts play with the free kick.
- 72:59
Paul Lawson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Paul Cairney. David Rowson takes the free kick.
- 72:28
Kris Doolan takes a shot. Save by Michael McGovern.
- 71:39
The ball is crossed by Martin Grehan.
- 69:02
Jason Marr produces a cross, blocked by Conrad Balatoni.
- 67:16
Corner taken by Paul Lawson from the right by-line, Scott Boyd takes a shot.
- 64:16
Garry Wood joins the action as a substitute, replacing Steven Craig.
- 62:51
Foul by David Rowson on Michael Gardyne, free kick awarded. David Rowson booked for unsporting behaviour. Direct free kick taken by Paul Lawson.
- 57:21
Paul Cairney gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Gary Miller. Michael McGovern takes the direct free kick.
- 54:33
Patrick Boyle produces a cross, clearance made by Stuart Kettlewell.
- 51:47
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Paul Cairney by Steven Craig. Free kick taken by William Kinniburgh.
- 50:49
Jason Marr takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the bar.
- 49:15
The assistant referee signals for offside against Andrew Barrowman. Conrad Balatoni restarts play with the free kick.
- 45:01
Jason Marr on for Iain Vigurs.
- 42:31
Michael Gardyne crosses the ball, Effort from the edge of the box by Steven Craig goes wide of the left-hand upright.
- 39:08
Jamie Campbell produces a left-footed shot from outside the penalty box and strikes the post.
- 38:32
Jamie Campbell sends in a cross. Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Paul Cairney, Michael McGovern makes a clearance.
- 35:33
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Andrew Barrowman by Alan Archibald. Paul Lawson scores a goal direct from the free kick from just outside the box to the top right corner of the goal. Partick 1-1 Ross County.
- 35:14
Martin Grehan is ruled offside. Scott Boyd restarts play with the free kick.
- 33:11
Free kick awarded for a foul by Steven Craig on Paul Cairney. Paul Cairney takes the free kick.
- 31:32
The ball is swung over by Iain Vigurs, David Rowson makes a clearance.
- 29:10
Jamie Campbell delivers the ball, clearance by Stuart Kettlewell.
- 27:33
Steven Craig delivers the ball.
- 27:04
Jamie Campbell concedes a free kick for a foul on Scott Boyd. Iain Vigurs takes the direct free kick.
- 26:38
Michael Gardyne fouled by William Kinniburgh, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed by Iain Vigurs, clearance made by Alan Archibald.
- 21:44
Michael Gardyne is caught offside. Scott Fox takes the direct free kick.
- 19:08
Andrew Barrowman takes a shot. Alan Archibald gets a block in. Corner taken by Iain Vigurs.
- 18:01
David Rowson fouled by Stuart Kettlewell, the ref awards a free kick. Alan Archibald takes the direct free kick.
- 15:27
Unfair challenge on Steven Craig by Paul Cairney results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Gary Miller.
- 14:24
Steven Craig takes a shot. Save by Scott Fox. Corner from right by-line taken by Iain Vigurs.
- 12:40
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Chris Erskine by Iain Vigurs. Iain Vigurs goes into the book for unsporting behaviour. David Rowson takes the direct free kick.
- 8:21
Patrick Boyle challenges Paul Lawson unfairly and gives away a free kick. Gary Miller restarts play with the free kick. Unfair challenge on Michael Gardyne by William Kinniburgh results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Paul Lawson.
- 6:42
The ball is crossed by Andrew Barrowman.
- 4:32
Corner taken by Iain Vigurs from the right by-line, clearance made by William Kinniburgh.
- 3:05
Steven Craig is penalised for a handball. Penalty taken left-footed by Kris Doolan and scored. Partick 1-0 Ross County.
- 2:36
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Paul Cairney by Gary Miller. Alan Archibald takes the free kick.
- 1:26
Martin Grehan challenges Jonathan Flynn unfairly and gives away a free kick. Michael McGovern restarts play with the free kick.
Match Preview
McNamara at the helm Partick Thistle will have former Celtic and Scotland defender Jackie McNamara in charge for the visit of ALBA Challenge Cup winners Ross County following the shock resignation of manager Ian McCall. The Jags welcome back exciting youngster Jamie Campbell and are hoping that Chris Erskine shakes off a hamstring problem to play. However, Simon Donnelly, Ryan MacBeth, Iain Flannigan, John Robertson, Bryan Hodge and McNamara himself have all been ruled out through injury. Relegation-threatened Ross County have skipper Richard Brittain suspended and defender Darren McCormack remains sidelined through injury. Dingwall manager Jimmy Calderwood was left perplexed by his opposite number Ian McCall's resignation. He said: "Thistle had a really good win at Falkirk last weekend and I was expecting him to be at Firhill but I do not expect too many changes in their line up. "It is not a surprise that Jackie is in charge as he has a great pedigree in the game." Calderwood said of his own team: "We have not won two games in a row all season and if we show the same standard of performance as we did last Sunday against Queen of the South we may well just beat that poor record."
Ross County
- Scott Fox
- Jamie Campbell
- William Kinniburgh
- Conrad Balatoni
- Alan Archibald
- Patrick Boyle
- Paul Cairney
- David Rowson
- Chris Erskine
- Martin Grehan
- Kris Doolan
- Ryan Scully
- Jordan McGrotty
- Ross McGeough
- Shaun Fraser
- Thomas Stewart
- Michael McGovern
- Gary Miller
- Scott Boyd
- Jonathan Flynn
- Marc Fitzpatrick
- Steven Craig
- Stuart Kettlewell
- Paul Lawson
- Iain Vigurs
- Andrew Barrowman
- Michael Gardyne
- Sean McCarthy
- Garry Wood
- Jason Marr
- Scott Morrison
- Darren Smith
Match Report
McNamara begins with point Jackie McNamara's first game as Partick's caretaker manager ended in a 1-1 home draw with relegation-threatened Ross County. McNamara, who was appointed until the end of the season on Friday after Ian McCall's resignation, saw his reign start perfectly when Kris Doolan gave Thistle a fourth-minute lead, converting a penalty following Steven Craig's handball. The advantage lasted until eight minutes before half-time as County's Paul Lawson equalised with a stunning 20-yard free-kick. Partick were nearly back in front three minutes later when Jamie Campbell's long-range effort struck a post. County struck the woodwork themselves after 68 minutes, Scott Boyd nodding against the bar, before Doolan came close to winning it for Thistle when his close-range header was saved by goalkeeper Michael McGovern.
Form Guide
- Partick
- Ross County LDWLWL
Last Meetings
- Ross County
- 0 - 0
- Partick
- 26/02/2011
- Partick
- 1 - 1
- Ross County
- 11/12/2010
- Ross County
- 0 - 2
- Partick
- 02/10/2010
- Ross County
- 1 - 2
- Partick
- 24/04/2010
- Partick
- 2 - 1
- Ross County
- 27/02/2010
- Ross County
- 2 - 2
- Partick
- 24/10/2009
Top Scorers
- K Doolan 11
- C Erskine 6
- I Flannigan 4
- P Boyle 3
- S Fraser 2
- P Paton 1
- W Kinniburgh 1
- B Hodge 1
- M Grehan 1
- C Balatoni 1
- J Campbell 1
Ross County
- A Barrowman 5
- S Craig 2
- M Gardyne 2
- I Vigurs 2
- S Boyd 2
- G Wood 2
- J Flynn 2
- G Miller 1
- S Milne 1
- P Di Giacomo 1
- R Brittain 1
- J Marr 1
- Total goals 69
- Goals per game 36
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 5 (For) 5 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 6 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 5 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 2 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 8 (For) 9 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
Ross County
- Total goals 57
- Goals per game 24
- (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 7 (For) 6 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 5 (For) 4 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 1 (For) 4 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 1 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- (For) 1 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 6 (For) 8 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Aster Data has launched version 4.0 of its massively parallel data warehouse designed for companies that need real-time analysis of huge data volumes.
Traditional architectures will only support analysis of samples of data, where as organisations with 'big data' requirements such as real-time fraud detection, trading surveillance or customer calling patterns require analysis of all the data.
The platform takes a different approach from traditional data warehouses, DBMS and data analytics solutions by housing data and applications together in one system, fully parallelizing both. This eradicates the need for movements of massive amounts of data and the problems with latency and restricted access that creates.
"Data volume is an issue, and as it grows, applications have to work out how to use that data, For example, fraud applications need to analyse lots of data before they can decide whether something is fraudulent or not," said Mayank Bawa, CEO of Aster Data.
Although data and application processing are housed together, Aster's massively parallel data-application server 4.0, they operate independently. Separating the two enables a wide range of applications to be pushed down into the system and these applications do not need to be rewritten in any way.
Customers include UK firm Full Tilt Poker. Prior to adopting the Aster approach, fraud analysis took the 90 minutes and could only be run once a week. Now the firm can complete the analysis in 90 seconds and run it every 15 minutes, giving it the ability to catch fraud as it happens rather than after the fact. Transaction speeds and volumes have increased from 1,200 per second to 140,000 per second.
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