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A man jumped in front of a departing yellow line train at the Huntington Metro station Sunday afternoon. After he was hit and knocked down, he tried to leave the station, but was stopped by police.8 Comments
Marine Corps marathon runners brace for cold weather
Extra precautions are necessary for runners in Sunday's Marine Corps Marathon as cold and slushy winter weather is headed for the region.Comment
Suspects nabbed in alleged Va. drug dealing ring
Investigators seized weapons, drugs and cash and arrested several suspects in a wide-ranging four-month investigation into an alleged drug and gun selling ring.5 Comments
Salvdoran MS-13 gang member gets life for sex trafficking 12-year-old girl
An MS-13 gang member from Salvador was sentenced today to life in prison for prostituting a 12-year-old girl to clients throughout northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C.18 Comments
Judge orders accused Syrian spy from Leesburg to be held in jail
A federal judge has ordered that a Virginia man accused of acting as a Syrian spy be held in jail while he awaits trial.Comment
Bill Clinton in McLean for Va. Democratic fundraiser
Former President Bill Clinton is coming to northern Virginia to help raise money for Democrats hoping to keep control of the state Senate.Comment
Traffic relief coming to Route 123 at Beltway in Tysons Corner
Relief is in sight for the interchange of I-495 at Route 123 in Tysons Corner. Crews will also restore the left lanes on Route 123 in both directions at I-495 bringing the roadway back to full capacity.Comment
Car hits building in Fairfax City
Fairfax City Police are investigating a car that hit a building on Main Street in Fairfax City early Thursday morning. The office it hit is the home of a local sports talk radio show.6 Comments
Wegmans recalls pine nuts over salmonella concerns
Wegmans Food Markets is recalling 5,000 pounds of pine nuts sold in its stores in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and Maryland, citing possible salmonella contamination.Comment
Police suspect same man, woman in Fairfax bank robbery, two attempts
Fairfax County Police say a bank was robbed and two other bank robbery attempts were made within an hour and a half Saturday. Detectives believe all three crimes were committed by the same suspects.13 Comments
Intercounty Connector to open Nov. 22
It could make drive times shorter and easier for people, but drivers will have to pay toll for the road.
No $16 muffin after all
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National Drug Take-Back Day: Drop off your old prescription drugs Saturday
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Robert Wood, Jr. search goes into sixth day
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Obama dines at Liberty Tavern with donors
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ummm working on it :)
I agree haha... Just foolin 420 bitches
face and hat are fine but then down it gets crapy... redo bro
ha thanks (: its now a full on game (:
It looks kook but is there going to be anything special about the fame ????
I'm a maper do I would love to make a few maps lol... I'm the leader of Urban Wars so I know what I'm doin....
Also I can make a few textures and help with some of the menu options and gfx type things (:
pm me and we will talk further (:
ok i dont think you get it XD....
IF you have alot of enimeys on screen and you map is big and there are alot of action it will cause a lag no matter the count.... but to keep it from lag you make the guns 600-800 then make ur hands around 200 and you should be fine :) also i hope your player models are bellow 900 or you wll cause alot of lag in the game lol :)
lol XD
lol cant wait till we get it working :D
i like the magazine texture :) i dislike the actual stock of the guns texture :/
Lol its yours and nixt :)
lol now we just have to run the new models on the psp test :) and we can start adding vehicles ;)
looks soooooooooooo good ;)
yea i know we are making a psp version and a Pc version :) all of the high polly models will go to PC
WTF.... o well it will be ok i have new guy for Urban Wars t0 modle and code lol.... But sarge man... this is a lil suden... dont you think you shuld have told me like when me, you and toster started Urban Wars
but its ok man... everyone at Urban Wars will miss you man... Take care bro :D
Yea kinda
lol yea
Yea the modles are good they just need to be tweeked lol... and its not to generic
sweet... do you have to have alot of experience in C/c++ to code it for a simple game?
ummmm WTF did someone post this **** on here in the middle of our games/ mods ???? wtf lol
lol only one boob lol... nice one.... whose the guy who said he will bang it lol!
is that a car thing u made in Worldcraft???
ok well if ur going to add a car into the game like that then u really shuld make a model then place it in using a entity not make a car in worldcraft... lol just some advice lol :D
im looking forward for this game... it seems good :)
also if u need a maper im lwase here... jut PM me and ill write back kk
contact me by...
youtube account -> trey9440
kool so we get to drive in the game lol sweeeeeeet
good pic... lol :)
kool game!!!!
this is dead... i would have liked to play it...
i make maps i would like too see the detaild maps...?!?!?
they alwse say soon... lol so idk how much longer we have to wait..
i want to see pics of the maps!
ther is no way this will be on the psp...
the models are too high poly count for a psp fat and psp slim RAM...
but if u mange to get the models to work your maps will be small and posibly laggy but idk u could pull it off..
im the mapper for Left4quake and i no a lil about the psp max maps and i dont no the top poly for the psp i just no it has to be low.....
yo what up...
so no update on solitudes forums... ???
if we do get a new update befor the beta what do u think will be on the update?
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Minnesota Announces 2015 Football Recruiting Class
It's National Signing Day for high school athletes as they put the pen to paper and finalize where they are heading to be student-athletes in college.
10 Horrible Streaks In Sports History
Minnesota's major sports are in a rut. But fans shouldn't feel too bad. The current losing streaks teams are on are nothing in comparison to some of the worst streaks in sports history.
Caledonia's Fruechte Plays Last Game As A Gopher
One of the traditions of watching high school athletes is watching them move on to college. Isaac Fruechte starred for his father, Carl, at Caledonia High School. Carl moved from head to assistant coach so he could follow his son more closely when he became a Gopher.
Gophers' Maxx Williams Declares For NFL Draft
Maxx Williams' amazing touchdown against Missouri in the Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl on Thursday was his last as a Gophers football player. Williams made it official Friday afternoon, announcing he will forego his final two years of college eligibility and declare for the NFL Draft.
Gopher Fans Optimistic For Next Season Despite Bowl Loss
It was the first New Year's Day bowl game since 1962 for the Minnesota Gophers, and fans packed sports bars to cheer on their team in the Citrus Bowl. In the video above, Kylie Bearse spent the day with Gopher fans who are still optimistic even after their loss to Mizzou.
Equipment Crew Gets Gophers Ready Long Before Bowl Game
The Gopher football team wouldn't get anywhere Thursday against Missouri in the Citrus Bowl without the guys who pack up and transport the helmets and shoulder pads.
Mizzou, Minnesota Primed For Citrus Bowl Matchup
At Minnesota, fourth-year coach Jerry Kill and the Golden Gophers (8-4) are celebrating a return to a New Year's Day bowl for the first time since 1962.
Gophers Head To Florida For Citrus Bowl
The countdown to touchdown is officially underway as the Minnesota Gophers take off for Florida Thursday to play in the Citrus Bowl. They face number 16-ranked Missouri. The two teams square off on New Year's Day at noon on national television. The coaches and players arrived on campus around 8:30 a.m. with their luggage in tow.
Gophers QB Leidner Preps For Citrus Bowl
Like Teddy Bridgewater, the Minnesota Gophers' staff carefully monitors the progress of its quarterback — Mitch Leidner. He heads to the Citrus Bowl, ready to take another step. Leidner has grown in the fall of 2014, making strides at a position where you better be good.
Cobb, Wilson Talk Gophers Football On Rosen's Sports Sunday
There's a buzz around the University of Minnesota campus and for the first time in a very long time, it's surrounding the Gophers football program.
8 Great Sports Moments At TCF Bank Stadium
For years, college football fans had been clamoring for an on-campus stadium for the University of Minnesota. They got it, and now the Gophers are sharing it with the Minnesota Vikings and even the Minnesota State High School League.
Gophers' Jerry Kill Named Big Ten Coach Of The Year
A day after five players from the University of Minnesota football team earned All-Big Ten first team honors, the man leading the program got an award for the first time in 15 years. Gophers football coach Jerry Kill was named the Big Ten Coach of the Year Tuesday by the media and his peers in the conference.
Confidence A Clear Sign Of Progress At Minnesota
The signs of progress at Minnesota are plentiful. The 22nd-ranked Gophers have cracked the Associated Press poll for the first time in more than six years. They've posted consecutive eight-win seasons for the first time since 2002 and 2003. They've got a chance to go to the Big Ten championship game.
Gophers' Boddy-Calhoun Earns Big Ten Weekly Honor
The University of Minnesota football team got one of its biggest wins in program history at Nebraska Saturday, and a defensive player got an award from the Big Ten Conference in the process. Defensive back Briean Boddy-Calhoun was selected a Co-Defensive Player of the Week along with Ibraheim Campbell of Northwestern.
What's At Stake: Minnesota @ Nebraska
Minnesota (7-3, 4-2) is at Nebraska Saturday looking for its second straight win over the Cornhuskers. A victory would send them to face Wisconsin for the Big 10 West title and a trip to the conference title game.
Another Week, Another Big Ten Showdown
Aside from Wisconsin-Nebraska, the Minnesota-Ohio State game is the one with the most obvious Big Ten title implications. The Gophers play both Nebraska and Wisconsin after this weekend, so all is not lost even if they fall to Ohio State.
Minnesota Clicking While Illinois Struggles
Minnesota has won four straight, is undefeated in the Big Ten and has locked up a spot in some kind of bowl game. Coach Jerry Kill says his Gophers (6-1, 3-0) have done all that without really playing their best.
Gophers Thompson, Santoso Earn Big Ten Weekly Honors
Two University of Minnesota football players were honored by the Big Ten Conference Monday after the Gophers beat Purdue 39-38 in their homecoming game Saturday at TCF Bank Stadium. With the win, Minnesota improved to 6-1 on the season, 3-0 in conference play and became bowl-eligible for the third straight season.
Leidner Guides Passing Improvement For Gophers
Minnesota is built around a power running attack, with sound defense and special teams to back it up. The Gophers were even good enough one afternoon last month to beat San Jose State by three scores while completing only one pass. Mitch Leidner missed that game with injuries, and since he's returned there have been signs that, yes, this team can throw the ball.
Gophers Wilson, Myrick Earn Weekly Big Ten Honors
The Gophers football team is off to a 2-0 start in the Big Ten Conference, and two players were recognized by the league after their win over Northwestern on Saturday. Linebacker Damien Wilson is leading the league in tackles with 11 per game, and he collected a career-high 15 tackles with 1.5 sacks to lead the Gophers defense in the victory.
Gophers Fans Can See Little Brown Jug Wednesday, Thursday
There was plenty of excitement among fans last Saturday after the University of Minnesota football team beat Michigan 30-14 to reclaim the Little Brown Jug. Gophers fans looking to see the Little Brown Jug for themselves and even take a picture with it can do so Wednesday and Thursday night.
Minnesota Vs. Michigan: More Than Little Brown Jug At Stake
Minnesota at Michigan. The Little Brown Jug is on the line. So, it seems, is Brady Hoke's job based on the noise coming out of Ann Arbor. Last week's 16-point loss to Utah at home, following the 31-0 defeat at Notre Dame two weeks earlier, has made this as much a must-win game as there can be in late September.
Gophers QB Streveler Earns Weekly Big Ten Honor
Freshman quarterback Chris Streveler had a big game Saturday as the University of Minnesota football team beat San Jose State 24-7, and he received a weekly Big Ten honor Monday as a result.
High School Sports Rally: Sept. 19, 2014
We've arrived at the final weekend of the summer, but high school football is just heating up. David McCoy reported on the featured game — Hutchinson Vs. Orono — while Mike Max and Frank Vascellaro highlighted the best plays from other games.
Leidner Will Likely Start For Gophers Vs TCU
It is "the" test of the non-conference season for the Gophers football team. They're headed to Fort Worth to face Texas Christian University. They're two touchdown underdogs who are physically beaten up.


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I have created a table in HTML, consisting of table rows in a tbody tag. I've used a javascript code snippet from mredkj.com to be able to add rows and delete them, too. The rows are sorted and their rank is in the first TD (cell) in every TR (row).
Now I would like the add the functionality of being able to manually 'resort' the tablerows.
The problems are:
- my javascript/jquery knowledge is very limited
- the ranks of tablerows
do not get updated(when you delete a row, the
rowranks get updated by the
'reorderRows function, but calling this function from within my jQuery does not seem to
sort out the problem)
- the user's input in textarea's gets erased as soon as up or down button is clicked.
For example: user adds a TR, that gets added at the bottom of the current list of tablerows, fills in the textarea and desides that the row (s)he filled should be ranked first, so she clicks the up arrow a couple of times, until it's on top. The rank of the row is now #1 and the input is still in the textarea's.
My questions are:
- Does anyone know how I can make the rows update their ranking when the user moves the row?
- How do I maintain the user's input?
Any help is very much appreciated and if you have any other suggestions, please share them.
Code here: http://jsbin.com/eyefu5/edit - for some reason, the moving up and down doesn't work in js bin, it does however when I run it in my browser.


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Measure cream to make whole milk? Math challenge
I forgot in the whole milk at the store in all the hurry this morning. I have heavy cream, 1/2 and 1/2 and 2% milk. I'm trying to come up with 10 cups of "whole milk". I'm too flustered to get it right now. What should the proportions be? I have 2 cups of cream to start with and pretty much unlimited of the other 2.
Whole milk is about 4% fat but if it is unaltered from the cow it will vary some. For 2% milk you need to supply another 2% to get it to 4%. I figure that heavy cream is almost entirely fat - though I haven't checked that and I also don't know if the % is by weight or by volume but roughly mixing 2% cream with milk should get you close to whole milk. For 10 cups, that works out to a bit more than 3 tbsp.
Usually I don't bother and just use the non-fat milk we have on hand - especially if the recipe has a significant amount of butter or other fats. You would probably be fine just using the 2% as chase suggests but if you want to get it closer to whole milk just add a glug of cream or a few tablespoons if you feel compelled to measure. 1/3 half and half would be much richer than that - if half and half is truly half cream mixing 1/3 half and half with 2/3 milk would be about 1/6 cream and there definitely isn't close to that amount of cream in whole milk.
It occurred to me that I could get a closer number by looking at the fat in the nutrition info on cream and milk. It turns out that cream isn't as close to all fat as my approximation above assumed.
To make up for the difference between 10 cups of whole and 10 cups 2%, you need about 40 grams of fat.
That's about the amount in half a cup of heavy whipping cream or 1 1/2 cups half and half. That is about 1 part half and half to 6 parts 2% milk.
Heavy Cream is about 35-40% fat, depending upon the type.
Whole milk is a little over 3% fat.
I don't know what you're making, but I'm pretty sure you don't have to fuss to carefully with the measurements. Use a cup or 2 of heavy cream and the rest 2% and I'm sure you'll be fine.


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MeeGo Being Ported To Wayland 76
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Yes, it is good to see that.
However, this kind of thing is precisely why Nokia dropped Meego. Nokia is in the business of selling phones, not on some never-ending quest for the ultimate Linux UI without ever getting something out of the door.
The mobile phone marketplace is very fast-moving. At some point, you need to stick with what already works, and polish it, instead of dropping it for the latest shiny instead.
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By the way, what is this ultra secret, mega proprietary Android source code anyway? I thought Android was open source. Didn't Andy Rubin define "open" as the ability to download and compile the source?
All the source is open but some is more open than others. Now let's all stop posing awkward questions and focus on how evil Apple and Facebook are, those damn liberal elites and lame-stream social media that hate us real internetians.
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But Moore is a snow man, too: His populism translates into a lowest-common-denominator radicalism. Unlike high-toned left-wingers, he isn't afraid of McDonald's; unlike folkies, he isn't afraid of television. But his attention-getting ploys have as much lasting benefit as a Big Mac or a sound bite. He's a pop impresario peddling his own slovenly mystique. Moore packages himself into a new, casual stereotype: the Common Guy. And I do mean package. Although Roger & Me (1989), his first-person chronicle of life in the devastated GM factory town of Flint, Michigan, won comparisons to Mark Twain, it was an impersonal kind of personal movie. You got to know Moore--the "Me" of the title--only as well as he pretended to let you know him. He came across as a Me Generation-style leftist struggling to encompass We, the People as the quintessential Middle American homeboy. He did give us appealing (if calculated) details: He was the first in generations of Moores not to work at GM; his family thought he was weird ever since he crawled backward at the age of 2. But in general, he's purveyed the same jolly view of growing up Amurrican in the '50s and early '60s that you also get in the films of Oliver Stone (or in the rantings of right-wing radio)--as if the Eisenhower-Kennedy eras were a time when everyone didn't worry and was happy, and as if only capitalist greed and obfuscation have prevented our return to that state of innocence.
The Big One is essentially a promo. It centers on Moore's 1996 tour to publicize his book Downsize This! Random Threats From an Unarmed American. It overflows with routines right out of the book, including an interview with a Steve Forbes campaign coordinator on the subject of whether Forbes is an alien. Moore's evidence is that Forbes never blinks. (Did Moore shoot the Forbes footage himself, before he started making the movie? Or was the footage shot, as the book suggests, by students at an Iowa State TV station? As usual with Moore, it's hard to pin down the chronology.) However amusing it may be, the Forbes bit illustrates the thinness of Moore's topical humor--he says Forbes disappeared after the '96 primaries, but he's all over the newspapers right now.
Moore tells us that he decided to use his tour to explore the state of the nation, but his own media persona is so expansive that it covers the map like a blob. He's almost always center-screen, an endomorphic Everyman in work shirts and jeans and a variety of baseball caps. His defining moment comes when he unwraps his fillet-of-fish sandwich and mutters, "They put vegetables on my fish fillet. . . . Fuck 'em." That's our Mikey, a real meat-and-potatoes (or fish-and-French-fries) guy. When it comes to grandiose egomania, The Big One doesn't pursue Downsize This!'s program for starting "Mike's Militia," whose tenets can be summarized as Michael Moore, Live Like Him. But it does buck up his pose as a provocateur for the proletariat.
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Can't complain
Not bad. I didn't pay very much considering San Francisco prices. The bus ran a little late picking us up at the airport subway station but its free so who's complaining.
Anyway, if you are going to SF and don't have a lot of cash, this works out pretty well.
The bathroom in my room was dirty with former guests' hair. An info booklet on a table was also dirty with pen marks. A female employee at the front desk is unfriendly and extremely rude. A driver(for a free shuttle bus) and a baggage carrier asked for more tips. Terrible hotel! I will never use this hotel.
Awesome View! Cool party!
We had our friend's 21st birthday here! Cool hotel...awesome view! Nice walkway along the bay for a midnight walk.
No problems w/the room. The service was good. The bar was cool too!
Managed to get 11 people into the room by the end of the night, but paid for 2. The front desk knew what was going on, but didn't say much except keep the noise down.
Only bad part was the parking was $13 to park in their garage.
Would definitely stay here again.
A Bargain! Great bed, large room
We chose the Gateway because we had a morning flight out of SFO, they had a shuttle and a great rate. Nice hotel, terrific bed. Very, very comfortable. The shower left something to be desired, however. One of those malfunctioning WaterPik shower heads. We didn't have a car, so no parking charges. We used the shuttle to the airport (every 30 minutes till midnight) where we caught BART to SF for a show. After the show, back on BART to SFO then shuttle to hotel. Worked out great.
Very disappointed
The Sheraton Gateway in Burlingame, CA was TERRIBLE. Guests have to pay $13 for parking which is outrageous. I asked for a non-smoking room, but I got a room that smelled FOUL with cigarette smoke. The next day, all my clothes and belongings smelled like smoke. The informational booklet about the hotel stated that the pool/spa facilities were open 24 hours, but I went around 11 p.m. and found it closed. So I called the front desk and the employee was very rude. She told me that it was closed for cleaning so try back in half an hour. I went back in half an hour but it was still closed, and there was nobody cleaning. The pool area was the same mess that I saw half an hour ago. All in all, Sheraton ( at least this one anyway ) doesn't deserve to call itself a four-star hotel. Maybe a two-star would be more appropriate. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone.
Great Place Near Airport
The Sheraton Gateway SFO was a beautiful hotel with an even more beautiful view. The bed was amazingly comfortable. Our room service breakfasts were delivered fresh and on time each morning. The concierge was very helpful in booking a tour and helping find a shopping area. The tour bus picked us up and returned us to the hotel. We also enjoyed the convenience to the airport. The registration staff was friendly. The only complaint is that the parking garage is not free for guests.
Quite Disappointing
I stayed at this hotel 2-04. I couldn't belive that they charge $13.00 per day to park in their garage. (as if you have a Choice !). Robbery to say the least. Hotel is OK, Nothing spectacular. Fitness / Pool decent, however, not very well kept. Rooms were satisfactory. Location STINKS !
Recommend looking elsewhere.
Ok place
Big hotel, relatively far from the airport, but the free shuttle takes you. Rooms are good, plenty of space and good value if you have a discount. The roomservice was quick but... the food was not too warm :-( I wouldn�t pay the money they normally ask for a night per room.
But again, with a discount it is ok.
Not a great place
I stayed at this hotel 3 years ago and do not recall anything negative. My most recent stay a few weeks ago, however, was anything but a pleasant experience. I purchased a "park and fly" package through Expedia prior to an early morning departure out of SFO for a 3-day weekend. When I arrived at 9:00 pm, I had to wait more than 15 minutes with several other customers for the only front desk clerk available. When I did finally get checked in, I was told that my reservation did not include parking. Fortunately, I was able to produce a copy of the reservation I had downloaded from the Internet and printed out. I requested shuttle service to the airport for my 6:00 a.m. flight and was told that the earliest shuttle departed at 5:30 a.m.....too late to make my flight. BUT...I COULD make a reservation for a special shuttle if I wanted. I did so for 4:30 a.m. When I arrived at the Front Desk the next morning at 4:25 a.m. I was told that the shuttle had already left. Other guests arrived to take the same shuttle and also had to wait a half hour for the next one.It seems that this hotel is under franchise ownership...and apparently not the same management as my last stay here. The room was adequate, but starting to look a little run down. The gift shop closed 2 hours earlier than sign posted on the door. All in all, my experience leaves me thinking this is a place I will NOT return to.
BIG rooms
I am giving this hotel 4 stars because: The rooms are huge, the windows open approx. 4 inches, and William at the onsite restaraunt ALWAYS remembers my family and gives us special treatment (I think he does it to everyone!) I like the indoor pool, BUT the water was flithy and the floors beyond slippery! I hated paying $13.00 for parking. The Bay View rooms are incrediable!
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Looking for plants to go in a shady garden that are other than green. This is for zone 7a, location receives morning and late afternoon sun. Full sun during the winter.
Really want some different color to go under these oaks(9) rather than seasonal flower/bulb color that I already have.
Currently have:
Coral bell azaleas
Lamium Beacon Silver (groundcover)
Heuchera 'choclate veil'
Ajuga reptans Burgundy Glow (groundcover)
Stonecrop sedum (groundcover)
Elephant ears
mondo grass
Want some interesting bark color and foliage. Some height differences would be great too!
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Here is a link that might be useful: Work in Progress
Look for shade tolerant plants in golds or that offer variegation - various euonymus, gold leaved Japanes barberry, gold leaved or variegated hydrangeas ('Sun Goddess', 'Little Honey', 'Lemon Wave'), variegated twig dogwood ('Elegantissima', 'Ivory Halo', 'Gouchaultii', etc.) and bright colored perennials - Dicentra 'Goldheart', Thalictrum 'Illuminator', Campanula 'Dickson's Gold', Persicaria 'Painter's Palette', Aquilegia 'Woodside Gold', Fuchsia magellanica 'Aurea', Hechera 'Lime Rickey' and Hecherella 'Sunspot' or 'Stoplight'. Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Purpurea' is happiest in part shade and offers purple flushed foliage and chartreuse flowerheads. Add variegated hostas and caladiums for summer interest.
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This tropical version of a classic French toast casserole is perfect to make for a weekend morning. Hawaiian Overnight French Toast Casserole is a make-ahead breakfast casserole made with King's Hawaiian bread and stuffed with banana slices and coconut. The sweet, tropical flavors of this breakfast bake will add sunshine to your day, and the casserole is super easy to make! Serve with maple syrup and garnish with fresh banana slices for a truly delectable breakfast.
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Preparation Time: 10 min
Cooking Time: 45 min
- 1 package KING'S HAWAIIAN dinner rolls or 1 loaf KING'S HAWAIIAN bread
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- 2 cups whole milk
- 6 eggs
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1/4 cup sweetened shredded coconut
Generously butter a 9 x 13-inch baking dish. Cut the rolls or bread into cubes and place in the baking dish. Sprinkle the banana slices on top and gently toss. NOTE: Baking the bread at 350 degrees F for 10 minutes or until crispy before placing it in the baking pan will help it absorb the egg mixture.
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I've been hired by a major advertising firm (thanks to my art director friend) to design a font from the logo of a multi-million dollar company. There is no existing font from which the logo was created.
This is my first time designing an entire typeface for a specific product/company. In the past, I've designed logos from my own font designs, but never in this scope.
My main question is- how much do I charge? And are there resources where I can find this information?
How much time do you expect it to take you?
How much per hour do you charge for your design work?
Based on 30 to 50 hours, which is in the ball park for such work.
$100, $150 $200 per hour.
Simple multiplication
Just curious, James, as I've never done this kind of work before: Wouldn't you factor in some sort of multiplier on top of a simple hourly charge, since the type will presumably become part of this mega-corp's identity?
Surely most corporate identity folks charge more for a logo, for example, than just the time it took to develop it.
(Not that $10,000 [50 hrs. x $200] is anything to sneeze at.)
Every project is different. There was quite a discussion on this awhile back. Lots of factors could affect the final price. Size of the implementation (How many workstations and in how many locations?) and What level of exclusivity will be granted.
The single most important question in a job like this , (covered in a whole chapter of Von Clauswitz's book "On Type"), is "how much have they got?"
> Von Clauswitz's book "On Type"
I'm trying to track this down, but the only Von Clauswitz I'm finding is the war historian, and unless he was very interested in cartographic lettering I'm missing something. Help?
I thought it was a joke, and in fact referred to *that* Von Clauswitz. At least, I laughed pretty hard, so I hope it was a joke.
Considering the great imbalance of sense of humor
between David and me, that would make total sense... :-/
I was on the verge of looking it up when I got it. Come to think of it, Clauswitz should be recommended reading for client negotiations.
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Larkin, Steven Andrew
Nov. 1, 1977 - Feb. 14, 2014
Steven Andrew Larkin, age 36, of Sarasota, Florida, died unexpectedly on February 14, 2014 in a car accident. Steve was born on November 1, 1977 in Toronto, Canada to Ron and Rasma Larkin. He grew up with siblings Kari (Larkin) Dunschede and Ron Larkin. As a young boy Steve loved playing ice hockey on Toogood Pond, participating in sports like baseball and golf, and playing all kinds of games with the neighborhood kids. During high school Steve was an active member of both the golf and tennis teams, winning MVP for the golf team one season. Steve graduated from Lincoln-Sudbury High School in 1996, then went on to attend Babson College, and received a Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences from Harvard Extension School in 2006. Steve volunteered as a Big Brother when he lived in Boston and worked as a crisis counselor at Parents Helping Parents, a job he was passionate about. He also worked at a dog shelter and had a special way with all animals, but especially dogs. Boston always felt like home to Steve, and he even named his dog after the city. Steve met his wife, Britton (Boydston) Larkin in Boston in 2003, and they were married October 3, 2009 in Sarasota, Florida. Steve became a father on January 26, 2012 to Kai Larkin, a son who brought him great joy. Steve worked as a tennis professional for several years while living in Florida, teaching both adults and children. He was a patient teacher and competitive athlete. Additionally, Steve participated in a recreational tennis league, one year winning his division. He was also a life- long Washington Redskins fan who rarely missed a game.
Steve was a gentle and kind soul who walked through this sometimes hurried and unfair world in a peaceful way. Those who met him were touched by his caring light. He had a deep laugh and a way of lightening the mood even in some of the most tragic or difficult times. Steve was a gifted musician who played both bass and acoustic guitar, and used music to soothe and uplift those around him. He had a gift for making people feel welcome, and showed particular kindness to those who were struggling in life. Steve was happiest in the company of family or with his feet planted in the sand. He was a tender and loving father who loved teaching his son how to count and catch a football.
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Vitals: Mike Cooksey, 21, was born and raised in Rockford. Cooksey recently graduated from YouthBuild Rockford's Fast-Track Construction Arts program. In his spare time, Cooksey enjoys playing basketball and spending time with his family and friends.
1. What impact has the YouthBuild program had on your life? YouthBuild has had a very big impact on my life. When I went into YouthBuild, I didn't feel like I was going to do anything with my life in general. YouthBuild opened up a new path for me. They showed me a life based upon success, and gave me the direction and strength to attain those goals. When I lost my dad, it made me grow up more. I didn't have anybody to get advice from, so I had to go out and get my own advice. Plus, I learned to never give up on myself.
2. What are your plans for life after YouthBuild? First, I plan on attending college to get my business degree. Then, I plan on joining the roofers' union before opening my own roofing company.
3. How do you plan on building upon the success of completing the YouthBuild program? YouthBuild gave me leadership skills because I was on a committee, which I ran, and I was a foreman on the construction site. It also gave me the courage and the ability to speak with and direct large groups of people, which are invaluable in the job market.
4. What is the most challenging aspect of completing the program? Personally, for me, it was hardest to continue after the death of my father. YouthBuild requires motivation, dedication and will power to keep on going, which they provided me with when they noticed I was struggling. The staff was always there for me after his passing. They made sure I had everything I needed, and always made sure I knew I had someone to talk to. Ms. Mandy, my caseworker, was the biggest help to me through all that.
5. Question from last week's "This week in The Times" participant, James Heavlin: Who is your pick to win the upcoming Super Bowl? I'm sure the New Orleans Saints will be a strong contender. And, as bad as I hate to say it, if the Chicago Bears get their heads on straight, they could be surprise contenders as well.
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Alrighty the Guru is back and here is my Top 10 3DS as of March 27, 2015
(Note this is not in any particular order...picking the position for these games...shudders...that would take moons)
Animal Crossing New Leaf: My most played 3DS clocking in at well over 230 hours, a beautiful game, sooooooooooooo much replay value and excellent online features I'd safely say it is my favorite 3DS of all time if it weren't for...
Rune Factory 4!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: The fact alone that this game is missing is an insulting!!!!! (JK @ThomasBW84, I think this download online in Europe)
So the graphics aren't great, but the art style is cute and charming the farming mechanics are simply divine, the little voice clips are so cute, did I mention the art style?!?!?!? Man I love this game...heck the ending even made me tear up a little, count this as a vote for (what I'd say) is the best 3DS game.
Ahem...moving forward;
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between World's: was it a little easier thanks to the rental system? Yup, but man oh malley what a game, great characters, soundtrack and the art style is charming. The best Zelda of the 3 on the 3DS.
Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon (2): One of my personal favorites, Luigi is a charming counter balance to Mario and frankly LMDM has some of the best 3D effects in any 3DS game, a must buy
Mario Golf: World Tour: Winning today's award for most under appreciated 3DS ever, Mario Gold WT, flew right under everybody's radar (likely due to the disappointment of Mario Tennis: Open), this one is a perfect golf game
Pokémon Alpha Sapphire: One of my favorite Pokémon games remade in glorious 3D (kinda ), while I haven't played it nearly as much as I thought I would, Hoenn is remade beautifully and the Delta Episode is one of the most intriguing twists to the Poké-Lore in years.
Super Mario 3D Land: I honestly don't care how much hate I'll get for saying this but...this the best portable Mario game, ever. The graphics, the 3D effect, its easy, yes, but so well crafted and oozing in charm left and right another must buy!
Damnit!!!!!!!! How'd I already get to seven???? I have like five more games that I could fit into my top 10!!!!!
Fantasy Life: I've been waiting for this game for 5 years! And it was sure worth the wait, covered in that Level 5 charm I've comes to expect and love from them. Its a blast to play and its wealth of content will keep me coming back for more for many moons to come
Kid Icarus: Uprising: Yup I'm old enough to remember the 3DS's 1st "true" Killer App and it was a great one, great story with excellent characters and some of the best online on the 3DS, still looks stunning all these years later
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call: The first Theatrhythm, was great, this one??? Its unbelievable!!!!!!!!!!!!! More content is jammed on that little cart than ever before and it really is the best soundtrack from any video game series and then you top it off with some Chrono Trigger?!???!?!?!/!!
Honorable mentions go to: Mario Kart 7, Fire Emblem Awaking, Pokémon X, Shin Megami Tensei IV, Super Smash Bros. For 3DS, Pilotwings Resort, Kirby: Triple Deluxe (plenty of great games up there, but hey if it were a top 20 they wouldn't be honorable mentions!!!!)
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Getting my first water softener!
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I'm getting ready to purchase my first water softener, and all my googling seems to keep leading me back to this place - seems to be the place to be if you want the real scoop on softeners! I've done a lot of research so I think I have a good idea of what I need, but I'd like to be sure. Hoping someone can confirm my plans, or tell me I'm way off base and provide some recommendations.
Here's my details:
- 2 bathroom house
- no jacuzzi or anything like that, only a dishwasher and a washing machine
- 4 people
- max flow rate seems to be outdoor hose @ ~12gpm
- 3/4" plumbing
Now for my water. This data comes from a Quality Report done by the city. There are 6 water sources that combine, and the data is provided as ranges, so I took the weighted averages of all the sources.
- hardness: 14.6-28.8 gpg (avg 22.7 gpg)
- iron: 0
- manganese: .0045 ppm
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---- (25%) 8.22
---- (15%) 8.14
Regarding the hardness, it's a really wide range, so I wasn't sure what to base my sizing on. I called the city water dept. and the girl I talked to said to use 21 gpg, but I take that with a grain of salt (no pun intended). I also wasn't sure how many "gallons/day per person" to use because my water bill over the past few months calculates to between 100 and 133 g/d per person. I don't know how much of that to write off for garden watering, etc., but that number is way over the 75 g/d that seems to the accepted standard. In any case, here are calculations I came up with if I stick w/ the 75 g/d standard:
assuming average of the hardness range:
4people x 75gal x 23gpg x 7 days = 48,300 grains to be removed per week
assuming max hardness:
4peeps x 75gal x 29gpg x 7 days = 60,900
If I assume the first calculation, I probably need 2.5 cubic ft of resin.
If I assume the latter, I probably need 3.0 cubic ft. (btw, I noticed Ohio Pure Water doesn't list 3.0 as an option - do they offer "made to order" systems?).
I'd greatly appreciate any recommendations on my scenario. I'd also be interested in anyone's advice on whether to go w/ the fleck 7000SXT or the 2510SXT, and also whether the vortech tank is preferable or not.
Go with the 2.5 cuft softener. Even if your city uses the worst well for an extended period of time, you would regen every 6 days if you reset the softener for that occurrence.
I do not recommend a vortech tank. It simply adds one more piece of equipment that increases your expense while reducing reliability. They are a great deal for the softener sellers, however, as they cost more but are cheaper to ship than a gravel underbed that serves the same purpose and does it very well.
I would go with the Fleck 7000sxt. It has proven to be very reliable and is a bit less expensive than the 2510sxt.
Thanks aliceinwonderland - I will follow your advice. btw, I appreciate the pages and pages of advice you've provided to the countless readers of this forum - I cannot begin to tell you how much I've been able to learn in a short amount of time, thanks to you. I'm actually helping several relatives get water softeners as well. I "wow" them with my knowledge of the science of softeners - they all think I'm a genius! If only they knew...
Anyways, I would venture to guess that you've collectively saved the readers of this forum hundreds of thousands of dollars, and years of headaches. So from one appreciative reader - thank you for donating your invaluable knowledge and experience to this forum.


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ST. PAUL -- Call it Gun Week 2 in the Minnesota Legislature.
The Senate Judiciary Committee plans Thursday and Friday meetings on bills written to curb gun violence. They likely will include proposals to ban so-called assault weapons and magazines with large numbers of bullets.
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SUWANEE - Botswanian caterpillars taste like unsalted beef jerky. Fertilized duck eggs wash sharply over the pallet, like a shot of vinegar.Cass Mooney learned these cultural, culinary lessons on International Night - a real, um, treat for participants in the 236th session of the FBI National Academy. In the case of duck eggs, one taste was one too many, he reflects. Mooney, 35, a Suwanee police captain in charge of field operations, graduated the infamously grueling academy at noon Friday, joining only 1 percent of worldwide law enforcement personnel who've done so. It's considered by many the Harvard of police training. Mooney was among six Georgia officers in graduation ceremonies, making him the fourth active member of Suwanee police to be so recognized. The honor was a decade in waiting for Mooney, who in January left his young family behind in Suwanee. "All 10 weeks were incredible," Mooney enthused over his cell phone, southbound on Interstate 95 through Virginia, Georgia-bound in an unmarked Crown Vic. "It was really a feeling of accomplishment." The academy, held on the FBI's sprawling, wooded compound in Quantico, Va., runs invitation-only participants through a gauntlet of physical and mental hardship. The goal, beyond whipping cops into top shape, is networking and education. After all, 250 police leaders from around the world can't help but swap contact information and cross-reference ideas on bad-guy suppression. Mooney's class shared a combined 5,000 years of policing experience. He's got 14 years and a master's degree under his belt, having come aboard Suwanee in 1997 after working in Hall County. "Just the contacts I made ..." Mooney said. "I've got friends now from California to Michigan to Florida." With the blessing of his chief, Mooney applied to the academy several years ago and was accepted. Then he waited. And waited. Once in Quantico, his regime included course work on practical subjects like forensic science and leadership development. In a recent, somewhat unenthusiastic blog entry, Mooney detailed a typical day: "eat, go to class, eat, go to class, eat, do homework, go to bed." The local department continued his salary and provided him a vehicle while away, but the federally funded program didn't cost Suwanee police, he said. Then came the Yellow Brick Road, the final physical test. Mooney's introduction to Quantico's muscle-punishing obstacle course came in week nine. For conquering it, he received a yellow brick mounted on a plaque. He's got a spot picked out for it in his office. The fitness work paid off in the muscle department. Mooney gained two pounds in the academy but lost an inch from his waist. But the experience wasn't without a major drawback. In three months, he returned home only once to see his pregnant wife, Stephanie, and their three young daughters. "She had to kind of run the family," he said. The biggest plus? Mooney said the frequent roundtable discussions, which were clearinghouses of ideas from police around the world. "It was good to get different perspectives," he said. "I'm definitely going to bring some ideas to the chief, see if we can't improve the way we do things in Suwanee."
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A transit of Venus will take place on June 6.
The unique phenomenon occurs when Venus passes between the sun and earth and the planet gets aligned with the former.
This rare event occurs in pairs, eight years apart, about once a century. The next pair of transit will occur on December 11, 2117 and on December 8, 2125.
During the transit, the planet would appear as a black spot gliding across the sun's fiery face, Nehru Planetarium Director N. Rathnasree said.
The last transit occurred on June 8, 2004. It was visible from all parts of India.
The next transit of Venus will occur in 2117, making it once in a lifetime opportunity, Science Popularisation Association of Communicators and Educators Director C.B. Devgun said.
However, only the beginning phase of the event that comprises Ingress exterior, the point of the planet's first contact with the Sun's disk will be visible from India.
The Ingress interior, when Venus is fully inside the solar disc, will not be visible from any part of the country.
People in the eastern India can see the first part of the event after sunrise for about 5 hours 30 minutes, while those in western side will see it for about 4 hours 30 minutes.
The entire transit event will be visible from north western North America, the western Pacific, northern Asia, Japan, Korea, eastern China, Philippines, eastern Australia and New Zealand.
Partial lunar eclipse today
A partial lunar eclipse will grace the night sky on Monday but astronomy lovers in India will miss the event as the celestial phenomenon will not be visible from any part in the country. "The eclipse will be partly visible from western United States and Canada, while people in Hawaii, New Zealand, and central and eastern Australia will be able to follow the whole eclipse," Mr. said. Total duration of the eclipse will be about two hours and seven minutes. A lunar eclipse occurs when the earth, in course of its orbit around the sun, comes between the moon and the sun in such a way that the moon is hidden in the shadow cast by the earth.
Keywords: Venus transit