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Originally designed to promote his first film, Zach Braff now uses his Garden State blog to break off engagements. Check out his utter denial of reported engagement to Mandy Moore and his utter adoration for a guy named Joshua Radin.
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Some kind soul over at the Gorillamask forum posted a list of some great Comedy Central Presents, featuring some of our favorite comedians.
I recommend watching Greg Giraldo, Zach Galifianakis, Brian Regan and Stella. And Dave Attell. And Patrice O'Neal. Ah, who am I kidding, they're all good. Click here to watch them all. Who's your favorite?
The kids of MTV's Fat Camp are the talk of the town or at least of this blog. For those of you who haven't yet caught the special, imagine Laguna Beach sprinkled with the Biggest Loser and sauteed in Wet Hot American Summer to create meal of high-calorie fun.
While there's mysteriously no Fat Camp details on the MTV's homepage, we're providing a temporary outpost for all things Camp Pocono Trails. With our readers' help we hunted down the amazing Myspace pages of Chelsea, Matt and (ladies' choice) Petey. Note the Smirnoff bottles, the pop songs and the bikini clad models they splash all over their profiles. Judging from their pages, they're ready to rock n' roll as MTV stars, so lets help make them famous.
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Preseason countdown: No. 29 Virginia
The Cavaliers are clearly trending north under head coach Mike London, but can they avoid a noticeable dip in 2012?
Virginia is coming off its best effort in four seasons, and has recruited the fertile Commonwealth extremely well over the last two years. However, the program must replace a slew of key starters from last season's 8-5 squad, including two all-star offensive linemen, three veteran defensive linemen and three quality defensive backs. If the Cavaliers' unmistakable ascent is going to continue showing up in the standings, a handful of underclassmen, even freshmen, will have to play above their experience level.
- Head coach: Mike London (third season)
- 2011 finish: 8-5| 2012 prediction: 8-4
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The Cavs are particularly hopeful that the quarterbacks are ready to take the next step forward this fall. A sore spot last year, the program now has substantially more potential at the position. Michael Rocco and David Watford have a full season of experience behind them.
Greyson Lambert graduated early from high school to participate in spring drills. And former Alabama mega-recruit Phillip Sims is awaiting word on whether he'll be eligible in 2012 or 2013.
The offense ought to be more potent, especially with the return of leading rushers Perry Jones and Kevin Parks, and next-level tackles Oday Aboushi and Morgan Moses, but the defense is a genuine concern.
Virginia has not only lost more than half of last year's defensive starters to graduation, but the pass D is going to be particularly vulnerable. Three new starters must be broken in up front and in the secondary as many of those heralded recruits from the past three years begin to get their first really good opportunities to make a statement. The unit is going to be very talented, but also very young, especially in the early stages of the 2012 campaign.
London and his cohorts have proven that they're capable of attracting talent to Charlottesville. Now, they'll need to show that they can develop those young players and transform them into every-down ACC contributors. The staff, which has done such a nice job of rebuilding so far, must prove that it can reload with equal competency and velocity.
What to look for on offense: An expanded playbook for Rocco. The staff brought the then-sophomore along slowly in 2011, but now feels that he's ready to expand his horizons as the leader of the Cavaliers offense. His retention of the attack and his overall development have been noticed by a set of coaches that feels Rocco's poised for a breakthrough junior campaign. Rocco will also need to assume more of a leadership role in the huddle.
What to look for on defense: A Hill of a finale. While DT Will Hill has yet to fulfill expectations through his first three seasons, all signs point to him delivering before his time runs out. One of the Cavaliers' four team captains has always possessed the raw skills to be a factor on the inside, but just hasn't been able to put it all together for one reason or another. However, Hill's coming off a solid offseason — on and off the field — and has been asked to become one of the catalysts for a front wall replacing three starters. Hill is positioned to go from anonymous to all-star in his final year of eligibility.
This team will be much better if: It finds the end zone with greater regularity. The Cavaliers had few problems moving the ball in 2011, ranking fourth in the ACC with 5,000-plus yards. However, Virginia ranked ninth in the league — and 86th nationally — in scoring, hanging up more than 24 points just three times in the final 10 games. The 2012 Cavs need to do more than just move the chains; if they want to reach higher this fall, more of those drives need to produce six instead of just three points.
The schedule: The Cavaliers get a killer group of road games with dates at Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech, but Miami and North Carolina have to come to Charlottesville and the road game against Duke isn't bad. The biggest break comes in interdivisional play, missing Clemson and Florida State and getting Maryland and Wake Forest at home in nice back-to-back games before getting a week off to prepare for NC State. The non-conference slate isn't a breeze with a tough FCS team to start with in Richmond before hosting Penn State. Going to TCU to face the defending Mountain West champ and new Big 12 member is brutal, and dealing with defending Western Athletic champion Louisiana Tech won't be a breeze.
Best offensive player: Senior RB Jones. Jones is Virginia's top running back, and some might argue its best pass-catcher as well. The do-it-all 5-foot-8, 195-pounder not only rushed for 915 yards and five scores on 184 carries, but also finished second on the team with 48 catches for 506 yards and three TDs. For good measure, he even threw touchdown pass. Jones is rugged and versatile, the physical and emotional heart of the Cavaliers offense.
Best defensive player: Senior LB Steve Greer. The man in the middle for the Cavs has been a fixture on defense in Charlottesville over the last three seasons. He's a prototypical run stopper, quickly reading the flow of a play, and sifting through the traffic to find the man with the ball. He found the man with the ball an awful lot in 2011, making a team-best 103 stops, six tackles for loss and two sacks. Greer could teach a course to the rest of the Cavs on how to wrap up in space and prevent additional yards.
Key player to a successful season: Junior QB Rocco. Virginia doesn't necessarily need Rocco to be the second-coming of Matt Schaub just yet, but it does need him to be more productive in his encore as the starter. Rocco was predictably erratic a year ago, throwing just one more touchdown (13) than interceptions (12). However, with a full season of experience behind him, the program expects to see an increase in his number of money plays and a sharp decrease in his mental errors.
The season will be a success if: The Cavaliers win seven regular-season games. The actual win total really isn't as essential as it is for Virginia returning to the postseason. Considering all of the personnel losses, especially on defense, it wouldn't be unreasonable for this young program to veer south in 2012. If, however, the Cavs buck conventional wisdom, it'll be another sign that they're here to stay.
Key game: Nov. 24 at Virginia Tech. Eight. That's the number of games the Cavaliers have lost in a row to their in-state rival. One of London's chief goals at Virginia is to narrow the vast divide with the Hokies, one of the ACC's premier programs. An upset in Blacksburg is always a tall order. However, it's important for the evolution of the Cavs that they hang with the home team for all four quarters, even bloodying its lip from time to time. More than a game will be at stake when these two meet. Many of the state's blue-chip recruits will be paying very close attention as well.
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Iran has outsmarted U.S. in nuclear talks: WSJ |
TEHRAN – In an article published on the website of the Wall Street Journal on July 21, the writer says Iran's tactical prowess in nuclear talks between Tehran and the major powers has outmatched that of the United States.
Following are excerpts of the article written by Michael Singh:
As it prepares for four more months of nuclear talks with Iran, the U.S. faces a disadvantage: Even if there is ultimately no agreement, Tehran will pocket the considerable concessions Washington has already made. Iran will then argue to the world that it has proven its reasonableness and that sanctions should no longer be respected; failing that, it will begin the next round of talks having established a new nuclear baseline.
The challenge for U.S. negotiators, then, is not just to reach an agreement but also to change Iranians' minds about the consequences of not reaching an agreement.
The Obama administration has focused on making clear that it is more willing than its predecessors to accept a large Iranian nuclear program and engaging directly with Tehran to build trust.
Meanwhile, it has failed to persuade Iran that rejecting a deal would have alarming consequences. President Barack Obama's hesitancy to use force in Syria and Iraq has undermined his military threats against Iran, and the specter of additional sanctions was undercut by the acrimony between the White House and Congress over the Kirk-Menendez bill on Iran sanctions. From Iran's perspective – borne out by the recent extension of talks – the alternative to negotiations is just more negotiations. This diminishes its incentive to accept even a generous deal.
Negotiating tactics determine which among the possible range of outcomes is realized. So far, Iran's tactical prowess has outmatched ours.
The interim agreement with Iran contained a vital concession Tehran had been seeking for years: U.S. acquiescence to uranium enrichment.
The U.S. got little in return for this concession. Rather, it belittled its own previous position on zero enrichment as "maximalist" and even "ridiculous." This enormous concession fundamentally changed American goals in the negotiations, yet our dismissal of the change prevented us from portraying it as such and extracting steps from Iran of similar magnitude.
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At the end of each day the veterans will be splitting all donations down the middle and giving them directly to the families. Members of the Altamirano family are expected to arrive back in the Valley on Wednesday from their trip to Dover, Delaware to receive the body of Altamirano.
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E = edge(tree,X,Y)
E = edge(tree,X,Y,Name,Value)
E = edge(tree,X,Y) returns the classification edge for tree with data X and classification Y.
E = edge(tree,X,Y,Name,Value) computes the edge with additional options specified by one or more Name,Value pair arguments.
tree |
A classification tree created by fitctree, or a compact classification tree created by compact. |
A matrix where each row represents an observation, and each column represents a predictor. The number of columns in X must equal the number of predictors in tree. |
Class labels, with the same data type as exists in tree. The number of elements of Y must equal the number of rows of X. |
Specify optional comma-separated pairs of Name,Value arguments. Name is the argument name and Value is the corresponding value. Name must appear inside single quotes (' '). You can specify several name and value pair arguments in any order as Name1,Value1,...,NameN,ValueN.
'weights' |
Observation weights, a numeric vector of length size(X,1). If you supply weights, edge computes weighted classification edge. Default: ones(size(X,1)) |
The classification margin is the difference between the classification score for the true class and maximal classification score for the false classes. Margin is a column vector with the same number of rows as the matrix X.
For trees, the score of a classification of a leaf node is the posterior probability of the classification at that node. The posterior probability of the classification at a node is the number of training sequences that lead to that node with the classification, divided by the number of training sequences that lead to that node.
For example, consider classifying a predictor X as true when X < 0.15 or X > 0.95, and X is false otherwise.
Generate 100 random points and classify them:
rng(0,'twister') % for reproducibility X = rand(100,1); Y = (abs(X - .55) > .4); tree = fitctree(X,Y); view(tree,'Mode','Graph')
Prune the tree:
tree1 = prune(tree,'Level',1); view(tree1,'Mode','Graph')
The pruned tree correctly classifies observations that are less than 0.15 as true. It also correctly classifies observations from .15 to .94 as false. However, it incorrectly classifies observations that are greater than .94 as false. Therefore, the score for observations that are greater than .15 should be about .05/.85=.06 for true, and about .8/.85=.94 for false.
Compute the prediction scores for the first 10 rows of X:
[~,score] = predict(tree1,X(1:10)); [score X(1:10,:)]
ans = 0.9059 0.0941 0.8147 0.9059 0.0941 0.9058 0 1.0000 0.1270 0.9059 0.0941 0.9134 0.9059 0.0941 0.6324 0 1.0000 0.0975 0.9059 0.0941 0.2785 0.9059 0.0941 0.5469 0.9059 0.0941 0.9575 0.9059 0.0941 0.9649
Indeed, every value of X (the right-most column) that is less than 0.15 has associated scores (the left and center columns) of 0 and 1, while the other values of X have associated scores of 0.91 and 0.09. The difference (score 0.09 instead of the expected .06) is due to a statistical fluctuation: there are 8 observations in X in the range (.95,1) instead of the expected 5 observations.
The edge is the weighted mean value of the classification margin. The weights are the class probabilities in tree.Prior. If you supply weights in the weights name-value pair, those weights are normalized to sum to the prior probabilities in the respective classes, and are then used to compute the weighted average.
Compute the classification margin and edge for the Fisher iris data, trained on its first two columns of data, and view the last 10 entries:
load fisheriris
X = meas(:,1:2);
tree = fitctree(X,species);
E = edge(tree,X,species)
M = margin(tree,X,species);
ans = 0.1111 0.1111 0.1111 -0.2857 0.6364 0.6364 0.1111 0.7500 1.0000 0.6364 0.2000
The classification tree trained on all the data is better.
tree = fitctree(meas,species); E = edge(tree,meas,species) E = 0.9384 M = margin(tree,meas,species); M(end-10:end)
ans = 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565 0.9565


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When you do license the engine, you do get the full package out of it though (source code and all). At least that's how it was with Quake 2 and Unreal engines.
I heard ID was severly lacking in Customer support on it though, while the other co that made unreal was excellent.
Has anybody ever thought of just making engines to license out? I'm kinda curious on this sort of thing - might be the way to go if you can't make a full game - just make the engine and then license out for $$$$.
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It is people like Valve (maker of Half-Life, for those of you who live a sheltered life) that take this engines and really make them into intense worlds with plot and style and substance.
So what I am trying to say is that Id is in the business of making an engine and selling it to other developers. When we get to the point that network lag is a thing of the past and every one has super fast acess to the net with no delays, the successor of the Quake 3 (Quake 5?) could turn into THE Gameing OS. Think about.
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Posted 16 December 1999 - 01:48 PM
there's ALOT of sites out there for plain old quake and halflife mods, too.
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Posted 16 December 1999 - 03:30 PM
-The dll files and tools (qeradiant) were released the other day. go to like www.fileplanet.com or www.quake3arena.com and you can probably find them there. Get this if you want to make mods. Basically what they give you is the header files, and the already compiled object files. You can change certain parts of the game, but none of the real technical stuff (rendering, network).
-if you want the full engine and source code...your going to be waiting a long time. They'll probably release it in 5 years. By full engine/source, I mean everything you would need to compile the entire game. You could buy it now for probably $1,000,000+. Of course when they release the source, that doesnt mean you get all the media...just the code (you still gotta buy the game to play the real thing).
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Posted 16 December 1999 - 04:16 PM
While we're on the topic, you can get the Halflife Pro SDK at:
Which supposedly has everything you need to compile halflife from scratch.
You have to fill out an NDA, other restrictions, but suprisingly you can sell anything you make over the web, just not on CD's floppys etc.
I haven't ordered it yet, though. If I do I'll never finish the project I'm working on now (game written from scratch) and I'm so close.
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as to Acknex4 ... you can't compare it with the Q2-engine, because Q2 was much faster. A4 isn't worth the money, because you'll have much trouble using it. Some friends of mine got it and it's only a half engine, because many features are missing and shall be out later. If you remember the AVI-Player or dynamic lighting, nothing yet. If I use one's engine, then I'd use Genesis3D or Crystal Space, but writing your own one roqz.
And, you have many other restrictions using A4, so better leave it.
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The bats will be coming out of the belfry now.Reports: Souter to Retire From Supreme Court
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July 9, 2008: U.S. Supreme Court Justice David Souter, smiles after speaking during a dedication ceremony at the State Supreme Courthouse in Concord.
Supreme Court Justice David Souter has reportedly decided to retire from the Supreme Court, a move that will provide President Barack Obama his first opportunity to nominate someone to the nation's highest court.
The White House has been told that Souter will retire in June, when the court finishes its work for the summer, a source familiar with his plans said Thursday night. He almost certainly would remain on the bench until a successor is confirmed.
FOX News has not independently confirmed the report. The source spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak for Souter.
A Supreme Court spokeswoman issued no comment on Souter's speculated retirement.
Souter, 69, is widely regarded as one of the most liberal members of the bench. As such, his departure would not likely lead to a significant change in the close idealogical split that currently defines the Court.
Souter's presence in the current liberal block of the Court is a long-standing matter of frustration for conservatives who feel his appointment in 1990 by President George H.W. Bush a Republican was a missed opportunity.
Two years later, Souter joined Justice Anthony Kennedy and now retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor (who were appointed by Republican Ronald Reagan) in crafting an opinion that affirmed the right to an abortion. The opinion in Planned Parenthood v. Casey still stands as the most significant abortion related case since Roe v. Wade.
Souter was also part of majority in Kelo v. New London. The 2005 case that gave local governments the right to take private property by eminent domain and give it to other private interests. The decision led to protests outside Souter's beloved New Hampshire home.
That home may very well be part of the reason he's leaving the bench. Souter is rarely seen in Washington outside the courtroom. "We know that he is attached to his hometown," Tushnet said. "But he always took his duties at the Court very seriously."
"One of the leaders of the dissents," is how University of Kentucky law professor and former Souter clerk Paul Salamanca described Souter's legacy because of the frequency with which he found himself at odds with the numerically superior conservative justices. Salamanca said in teaching his students about legal writing, he utilizes a little-known dissent from 1996 in a case involving the Seminole Tribe.
Souter also was in the minority in Bush v. Gore where he thought Florida should have been given more time to count ballots. Instead, the 5-4 ruling halted the vote-counting and led to George W. Bush's presidential victory.
Interest groups immediately began gearing up for what could be a grueling battle over the president's first pick to the high court.
"We're looking for President Obama to choose an eminently qualified candidate who is committed to the core constitutional values, who is committed to justice for all and not just a few," said Nan Aron, president of the liberal Alliance for Justice.
Some of the names that have been circulating include recently confirmed Solicitor General Elena Kagan; U.S. Appeals Court Judges Sonya Sotomayor, Kim McLane Wardlaw, Sandra Lea Lynch and Diane Pamela Wood; and Leah Ward Sears, chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court. Men who have been mentioned as potential nominees include Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, Harvard Law professor Cass Sunstein and U.S. District Judge Ruben Castillo of Chicago.
Souter has never made any secret of his dislike for Washington, once telling acquaintances he had "the world's best job in the world's worst city." When the court finishes its work for the summer, he quickly departs for his beloved New Hampshire.
National Public Radio first reported Souter's plans Thursday night.
I suspect there is little chance for a conservative. But, it also should not tip the balance of SCOTUS for gun laws.
We will see.


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Amazombie sprung a mild upset when beating The Factor in the Grade 1 Ancient Title Stakes. Bet down to 2/5, The Factor was making his first start in 6 weeks while being stuck on the rail in a speed dual, in which the opening ¼ mile was run in 21.27 seconds and the ½ mile in 43.80 seconds. When the field reached the top of the stretch, The Factor was anything but as the closers passed the tired front runner. In fact, the pace was so quick that the first 3 runners to the ½ mile pole captured the final 3 places at the wire. Though The Factor ran 4th, my confidence is not wavering. I believe The Factor needed the race, and he should now be set to deliver a top performance in the Breeders' Cup Sprint.
In Saturday's Grade 2 Oak Tree Mile, Jeranimo held off Mr. Commons by a diminishing ¾ length to stamp his ticket to Louisville. While the top 2 finishers should be in the starting gate against Goldikova, both will hard pressed to dethrone the 3 time Breeders' Cup Mile champ. I prefer Mr. Commons of the duo to spring the upset in Louisville. In the Oak Tree Mile, Jeranimo sat in 2nd place most of the race behind front runner, Monterey Jazz, and pounced on that one when called upon at upper stretch. Meanwhile, Mr. Commons, an improving 3-year-old, was wide most of the way, raced 4 wide on the final turn, and would have bested Jeranimo, but just ran out of real estate.
Last Monday, Secret Circle had a perfect trip when capturing the listed Jack Goodman Stakes. He sat 3rd behind a torrid speed dual, took control at the top of the stretch and pulled away from the rest of the field in a professional matter. Trainer Bob Baffert has been on the fence as whether to run Secret Circle in the Juvenile at 1 1/16 miles or the new Juvenile Sprint at 6 furlongs. He appears to be bred for route races being out of Eddington, but lacks 2 turn experience, so it may be rushing him by going to the Juvenile at this time. I would run in the Juvenile Sprint and point toward Hollywood Futurity at the end of the year.
California Flag appears ready to make his 4th straight start in the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint after winning the Grade 3 Morvich Stakes at 6 ½ furlongs on the downhill turf course. Churchill Downs has not been kind to California Flag though, and this year will be no different. He is a Santa Anita turf specialist, who seems to have lost a step, and with the Turf Sprint being 5 furlongs, California Flag will find himself in the back of the pack early and not near the front, where he is a accustomed to running when competing in the Golden State.
In my opinion, there is not much to say about the Polytrack prep races run at Keeneland. All main track stakes winners were primarily turf runners prior to last weekend. They include Hoofit (Gd. 3 Stoll Keenon Ogden Phoenix), Stephanie's Kitten (Gd. 1 Alcibiades), Holiday for Kitten (Gd. 2 Thoroughbred Club of America), Dullahan (Gd. 1 Dixiana Breeders' Futurity) and Aruna (Gd. 1 Spinster). If the winners of those races decide to contest any of the Breeders' Cup dirt races, they will be automatic throw outs. All 3 winners of the turf prep stakes, Gio Ponti (Gd. 1 Shadwell Turf Mile), Havelock (Gd. 3 Woodford) and Animal Spirits (Gd. 3 Bourbon) should be considered contenders in their respective Breeders' Cup races.
Union Rags and My Miss Aurelia stamped themselves as the favorites for the Breeders' Cup Juvenile and Juvenile Fillies when winning the Grade 1 Champagne and Frizette Stakes respectively. With a trip riddled with traffic trouble, Union Rags surged through the pack easily dusting his competition by 5 ¼ lengths. The highly regarded, Alpha, plodded up for second but was no match for the winner, and shouldn't be anytime soon.
My Miss Aurelia was equally impressive, but took a different path to the winners circle. A front runner, My Miss Aurelia blazed her first 6 furlongs of the 1 mile stakes in 1:10.38, and still had enough reserve to run her final quarter mile in 24.84 seconds. Her main competition in the Breeders' Cup will be Frizette runner up, Stopshoppingmaria. Bumped at the start, Stopshoppingmaria rallied nicely to soundly defeat the rest of the field. Third place finisher, Miss Netta, is another horse to keep an eye on. Making her second career start, Miss Netta had a horrendous start spotting the winner 17 ½ lengths after the first ¼ mile. She rallied stoutly to finish 9 lengths behind My Miss Aurelia, but only 3 ½ behind Stopshoppingmaria.
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My interest in the Sport of Kings goes back over 25 years with my father taking me with his friends to the old Ak-Sar-Ben Race Course in Omaha, NE. From those early experiences I was able to read the Daily Racing Form before the age of 10. Once The Woodlands opened in Kansas City in 1988, I became totally hooked on the sport studying racing charts after homework and tennis practice. In recent years, with the explosion of handicapping tournaments, my love for handicapping the races has risen to a new level. Primarily focused on New York, Chicago and Louisiana racing, I have now been forced to study races far and wide in attempt to find "cap horses" in the tournaments I play. I have also dabbled in horse ownership within syndicates and on my own.
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Ultra energy-efficient cars don't always have to come with a high price tag. One upcoming vehicle from Renault-Nissan and India's Bajaj Auto will, in fact, cost just $3,000 and reach an impressive 70 mpg. The Renault-Nissan Alliance has been working with Bajaj (India's second-largest bike manufacturer) on development of the vehicle for two years, but the partners just signed a memorandum of understanding this past week.
Bajaj prototype car photo by AP
The mini-car, nicknamed ULC (Ultra Low Cost, perhaps?), is expected to go on sale on India in 2011. Approximately 200,000 cars are expected to be sold each year.
Of course, the Bajaj/Renault-Nissan car won't be the only efficient, low-cost vehicle on India's roads. The Tata Nano, which costs just $2,160, gets 51.7 mpg on city road conditions and 61.1 mpg on highways. So while the Nano is a bit cheaper, the Bajaj car will win out on efficiency — at least until Tata releases an electric model.
We just have one question: when will the battle of the cheap, efficient vehicles migrate to the U.S. and Europe?
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JohnForrest September 22, 2011 at 11:30 am
I rode a Bajaj Scooter with a 150cc engine. The problem was, I couldn't find anyone who would fix it, and some things fell apart. I got rid of it. I now ride a Honda Rebel 250 that has held together very well this past season, and I know I can fix it where I bought it.
I believe I did see this before, but I am skeptical how well it will hold together. Will they ALLOW these in the US? I suspect American automakers are in conspiracy with the US government to design regulations so these would be illegal to ride, and non-inspectable.
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Oh man, rough night for matt's Pacers! Al Jefferson just went absolutely bonkers, adding to his stretch of bonkertude giving Jefferson owners a huge boost for the playoffs. Owning Roy Hibbert like an Entertainment 720 entrepreneur, Big Al shot 16-25 in a full multi-cat dance party of 34/8/3/1/1 and even hit a three! Only his sixth of his career to pepper all the cats. Over his last 3, Jefferson has hit 44 of 65 shots for a very high volume 67.7 FG%. Jefferson hasn't played this well since his Minnesota days, and you can even argue this has been a career year. Which for a guy with the history Jefferson has put down in the stat sheets is really saying something considering how rocky it all started. Remember the ankle issue that had him sit a lot of games? Then the slow start? Because I sure do, and I steadfastly said "Hold me tighter baby!" Is that a song? I feel like there's something close to that… Anyway, hopefully you were able to buy low or weather the storm and now you're reaping some big man stats like it's the 90s. We miss you David Robinson! Two losses in a row for the Pacers, right after barely beating the Jazz. The Heat are now only 1.5 games behind, and might be taking the Pacers piece of the home-court advantage pie! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Kevin Martin
No, you're not accidentally on baseball and we're not reviewing Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle's little HBO romp. Wait, why does LeBron James get an asterisk then?! I think the mask is helping him. It's like the Jim Carrey movie. Without it he's a nothing out there – – dammit, metaphors and parallels just aren't working today! Unless the improbable scenario in which you pounded em hard at happy hour, passed out before tipoffs last night, stumbled to your computer when you awoke this morning, and Razzball Basketball is your first NBA news choice, then you probably saw what BronBron did last night. I for one fully endorse the aforementioned scenario, see you at happy hour after work! LeBron went bob-bonkers on the bob-Bobcats for 61 points shooting 22-33, 8-10 from deep, and 9-12 from the stripe. Chipped in 7 boards and 5 dimes on top of it. The gap Kevin Durant had over King James is slowly deteriorating as MaskBron is taking over Gotham City. Now, it did help that there was no Dwyane Wade (not that it would've made that much of a difference), but KD is still your numero uno. Twin towers! I bet 50% of fantasy H2H title matchups will pit LeBron vs. KD. Fantasy basketball is too top heavy followed by a bunch of bastard children. It's turning into Shawn Kemp! Zing! Here's what else I saw last night in NBA action:
Please, blog, may I have some more?So imagine you're heading into fantasy hoops last night, wondering what the headline would be. You knock on the mansion's door and Tim Curry is standing there all snippity-proper. You say, "Hey, Timmy, someone is gonna kill it tonight!" Could it be, Colonel Larry Sanders Mustard? Nope! His vision is too blurred to be the culprit. And no, it's not because he topped off his third bottle of Cristal just to have another blunt weapon, it's because he got poked in the eye! Could it be Reverend Jeff Green? No way, he had his big night a few games ago, we all know it'll be at least another two weeks until another good one! So it's surprise suspect #3, Professor Mason Plumlee, who went all Krzyzewki on the Pelicans leading the Nets in Pts Rebs Stls and Blks for a 22/13/0/3/2 line. Shot 8-10, 6-9 from the stripe, and made Anthony Davis lose a wee bit of hair on his Brow. "I'm supposed to be the high-flying big man in this game, Mason!" The crowd wasn't chanting MVP for ya in this one! Awww, that's mean. After playing under 12 minutes the previous two, Plumlee got 28+ in the past two games and productive in both. Keep Kevin Garnett at 13 minutes a game, Kidd! I think a good way to approach Plumlee right now is like James Johnson. Puts up solid stats all around (although a little less all-around than JJ) when he gets the minutes. I think he's gotten himself to fringe 12-team worthy depending on your roster comp. Definitely needs to get scooped up in deeper. I think enough minutes will be there for him to fill in some Pts/Rebs/Blks. Here's what else I saw over the weekend in fantasy hoops:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Yeah, I don't think that title made any sense… But alas weather hath wreaked it's icy cold fist of skulduggery and given me very little time for the update this morning. Concerns over some sort of phenomenon known as "black ice" perils a return journey. I have never heard of such things in NC! Blame those who believe in Global Warming! It ain't warm at all! Sure, sure they're related, but related in a Woody Allen is married to his daughter sorta thing… The cold is ruining my jokes, I swear, it's the cold! I'll try to get to as many things from last night as a I can, but as you probably realized by now, these are a stream-of-consciousness updates. There's no telling where they'll go! So let's go way off the reservation and start with Rudy Gobert. Cue the Stephen Colbert puns! After starting with the big boys, Gobert got some D-League seasoning (we all know the French are good at cooking!) and in 8 games averaged 13.9/11.4 with an even 3 blocks a contest in only 27 minutes per. So the Jazz called him up, and after only 16 total minutes his first two games, got some big run last night with Derrick Favors out for an 8/6/1/1/3/broke Alexey Shved's nose line last night. That's some solid aggressive play! "Shot" 4-5 (I think all 4 were dunks) and looked really solid for a terrible Utah team. If he can get 20 minutes per the rest of the year with an emphasis on late-season development time, he could be a sneaky source of blocks in deep leagues. The Americone Dream! Wait, he's French though… Damn this cold! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:
Please, blog, may I have some more?I hate you Larry Drew. First you go and make your son Larry Drew II feel like he's some sort of special talent and have him quit UNC, then you take over a Bucks team that all want to leave too. Why do I have so much invested in the Bucks?! I hate the Bucks! In a game where the Spurs doubled Milwaukee's points in the first quarter (32 to 16), then went up by 23 at halftime, then after 3 were up 38, Drew decided to kill fantasy teams by playing their F-team virtually the whole second half. As in, a D-League team could beat those guys. Brandon Knight got 18 minutes after an impressive game two nights ago. John Henson got 21 after the huge breakout. O.J. Mayo, yes that terrible, horrible, not gelling on this awful team O.J. Mayo led the starters with 22 minutes on a 3/0/0/0/0 line with a TO. Ok, ok, so Drew let his scrubs play in the blowout, good to see Giannis Antetokounmpo get some development time at just over 33 minutes, but the icing on the cake was Drew gave Ersan Ilyasova, a guy that looks like a humanoid Turkey, 39 minutes?! How is that developing young talent?! Ersan goes out and shoots 3-16 for an 8/6/2 game. The Bucks are the worst. You're holding Henson obviously and Knight I think you stick with, but I don't want any of these other guys on a 12-teamer. I know I like Khris Middleton, but he was part of the starting mess and I just dropped Mayo in some sort of RCL travesty I should probably take my name off of. I still think Knight, Mayo, Middleton and Henson are locked in as starters for now, but man, I really hope they look good facing the even worse Bulls again on Friday. Enough ranting from me! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:
Please, blog, may I have some more?All hail Trey Burke! May all the inhabitants of the great Salt Lake City and all their respective wives rejoice! And… the Jazz are still atrocious. Poor Tyrone Corbin. He's got to fiddle with Burke, Alec Burks, John Lucas III and now Diante Garrett at the point. Jerry Sloan got John Stockton. Then Deron Williams. It just ain't fair! In yet another Jazz loss moving them down to 1-12, Burke got 12 minutes even, going 11/1/1 with a steal and hitting a trey shooting 5-8. Trey with the trey! If only Deuce McAllister was an NBA player. Deuce with the deuce! Or if McAllister was a dunker, "Deuce with the upper decker!" I had the unfortunate pleasure of doing highlights for my second Jazz game now, but it was cool to see Burke's debut and I thought he looked pretty good. His first NBA points were off a long rebound then coast-to-coast for a controlled, attacking floater. Obviously he's getting eased in and he'll get more minutes – hippity-skippity to a few months back and I was bigger on Burke than anyone – but I'm not ready to go nuts and drop quality guys for him. Of course it's a case-by-case scenario, but I really wanted Burke to get tons of preseason work; instead he broke his finger and missed some really crucial development time. For example, I think I'm still holding Patrick Beverley over him. PBev is the Razzball "why can't I quit you?!" fantasy asset. Lucas III is obviously not a long-term solution, and while he's in the mix, he didn't look good last night but was the only guy that could hit any long balls. Alec Burks looked awful, sure his line 8/1/1/1/2 is fine, shot 3-6 – fine – but racked up 4 TOs in 16 minutes. Just looked bad. Which brings me to Diante G, who I thought looked really good. Garrett actually led the Jazz in PG minutes with 20, and racked up a 4/1/6 line with three steals and only 2 TOs (one late one was pretty bad, but the game was over) and played down the stretch. Garrett was the only point who could create opportunities. So it's a little crowded with Burks' potential wilting away and Garrett looking decent as a D-League gamble and could get run through the season. I think Lucas III gets cut at some point and Burks plays strictly backup 2 minutes, but that's just me. It's a mess. Shocker, considering it's the Jazz! Here's what else I saw last night:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Sooooo… Last night just happened. It was the wildest night of fantasy hoops that I could ever remember. Sure my memory isn't exactly like Ken Jennings, but yea… Definitely going to break the "what the hey?!" record! The Fantasy Basketball world just stood still. It was just like the remake of The Day The Earth Stood Still. Is that Keanu Reeves? What is Jaden Smith doing here? Wait, is this an actual plot? There's just too much crazy to care about these special effects! There were like, a million three pointers last night. Tony Wroten had a triple double. Ok, who had Wroten in the triple-double pool? I think if you had bet on that in Vegas you coulda turned a dollar into owning the state of Nevada. 18/10/11 while shooting 7-18. A lot of Philly stats got boosted by the Rockets pace, and if you hadn't heard yet, Michael Carter-Williams was a very late scratch with a sore foot. What are they feeding these guards in Philly? I think it's obvious that to be a good NBA PG you must diet solely on cheesesteaks. But enough meandering, let's go straight into the nitty gritty, the CGI effects if you will, for the reason why you're here:
Please, blog, may I have some more?Well… Larry Sanders hasn't had the best few weeks… The Colonel held his injuries from the field surgeon just long enough to keep hope alive in his troops, but had to undergo the knife to repair his thumb and will be out 6 weeks. Was it from a punch, the champagne bottle, or just getting too close in the delivery room? No one will ever know. Talk about easily the biggest fantasy bust this season thus far. With no IR spot, drop this dude. Zaza Pachulia is now a big pickup for anyone needing big man stats. Za/Za is such a good Scrabble play! Definitely a go-to for 60+ point moves on the triples. If you have the cajones to challenge me in Words With Friends, hit me up (user ID: Jbronze). But if I smell any Word Gen, I'ma publicly smite you! Oh yeah, hoops, John Henson gets a big boost as well looking at consistent run. But beware Henson's terrible FT shooting and prepare thusly. Speaking of thusly, herebe the NBA beings-all I saw last fortnight (wait, doesn't that mean like 20 days ago? Eh you know what I meant):
Please, blog, may I have some more?Things were looking oh so good for the Colonel's original recipe heading into the season. I bought the whole bucket, the two sides and a giant big gulp of tea. But Larry Sanders could very well be one of fantasy's biggest disappointments in 2013-14, for reasons on and off the court.
Sanders signed a 4-year deal in the offseason worth a cool $44 million bucks (worth, about, a million buckets of chicken!), and the Bucks regime had big plans for their center. GM John Hammond, while trying to keep his Jurassic Park island under control, said Sanders was the key to the team. Hammond, you lost your keys! Bucks are locked out… Then the season started with Sanders nearly fouling out in 12 minutes, and in three games hasn't played more than 22 minutes, hit 2 FGs, or grabbed more than 4 boards. I was on the buy low bandwagon faster than a short sell in Trading Places. But after complaining about playing time, Sanders reportedly got into a bar fight Saturday night and effed up his thumb. Stop giving him roids, Braun, we don't need more roid rage in Milwaukee! I wonder if he was getting hazed by Ersan Ilyasova like Richie Incognito. "You must play better, now!" yells Ersan in a thick Turkish accident. Hey, Ilyasova was a scratch last night too, Gus Ayonin'! Anyway, Sanders is accused of breaking champagne bottles over peoples' heads, and to top if off he then missed Monday's game because his wife went into labor. Sorry Larry Sanders Jr… I'm just sorry… Hopefully this version of The Larry Sanders Show ends anti-climatically with Sanders getting back on the court and giving fantasy owners something. If you've got him, you have to be holding and hoping Sanders can settle down and have this blow over, before he's looking back at his life and he's Robert Swift. Here's what else went down last night in fantasy hoops:
Please, blog, may I have some more?So Russell Westbrook played yesterday… Ummm… What?
After hurting his knee in last year's playoffs, then requiring a second surgery on October 1st, Westbrook was one of the biggest fantasy news stories early in preseason with an uncertain timetable. Well that table has expired much earlier than anyone expected, and Westbrook was out there without a minutes restriction last night. It's like the first surgery was done in Hostel, then the next one at the X-Mansion. Seriously, reports ranged from from early to mid-December as a target return date, but a little Adamantium in your bones goes a long way! The good news is he's back, but the bad (and frankly, not shocking) news is he was mighty rusty. In nearly 33 minutes, Westbrook shot only 5-16 (0-2 3PTM 11-14 FT) for 21 points, with 4 Reb and 7 Ast and 4 TOs. Besides shooting like Michael Chiklis, you'll take that line any day. Very encouraging to see Westbrook get to the line that frequently, and the minutes were indeed non-limited. He looked pretty Westbrook-ish in highlights as well. Even if Westbrook isn't quite the player he was the past few seasons, all owners are looking at a steal for where they got him post-second surgery. Here's what else I saw over the weekend in fantasy hoops action:
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before i leave, i'd taken pictures with my students...they even gave me their emails and requested my handphone number...hahaha....thanks kids, i really appreciate it. and thanks again for da cooperation u hd given me for da past few weeks. i really hope to teach them again....( started crying....booohoooohooooo....)
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No apologies necessary. We're all human, right? I want people to let me know when I make a mistake. Makes finding family so much easier. Anyway, thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I appreciate all you do! Have fun "digging" !!
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You posted a picture on Hiram F Dalby's Memorial that was for Hiram B & Mary. There are @ Hiram's, With different middle initial.
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Virdie May Trotman Hornbuckle
Joyce you can link Virdie to her father charles henry Trotman his link number is 137173917 he is supposed to be burried at Green Hill Cemetery in Titus Co., TX per his death certificate. Information about him was provided by Willis Monroe Hornbuckle.
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Joyce. you might want to connect Willis Monroe Hornbuckle and Virdie May Trotman Hornbuckle. I added a family to each. Virdie was my mother Ruby Mae Allen "Aunt. Her mother was Lennie Mae Trotman who married Otis Allen first and then Loy Moles second. Lennie was a sister of Virdie Mae
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my number is 47375910 Thanks Luteen
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my number is 47375910 Thanks Luteen
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Uncle Bill are William Gilbert is my uncle and if you transfer memorial's I would appreciate managing his. Thanks Luteen email@example.com
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N M Martin
I'm almost positive it's W M Martin. I uploaded a picture from ancestry that's a little easier to read. Let me know what you think, but I'm pretty sure it's the same stone. The birth and death year match my ancestor and his wife is also buried in the cemetery. If it's W M then the birth date should be Sept 11. Thank you for checking!
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Is it possible that N M Martin is actually W M Martin? My 3rd great grandmother Amanda Martin is buried in the same cemetery, and her husband was William Martin. The birth year matches, and I believe the death year does as well.
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thank you for the transfer. Bless you and all your hard work.The best to you in your research
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