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Every month, Mature Friends publishes the newsletter with updates on our activities. So, here is what we're up to this month, such as traveling (both locally and internationally), attending arts events, playing bridge or pinochle, reading and discussing books, making investments, touring gardens, taking walks and going on hikes, choosing among many options for dinners and lunches, cooking, and tasting fine wines from our own state, from other states, and from around the world.
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Eating Date and Time Where Lunch Out
Wed., Mar. 11 and Mar. 25, at 12:00 Noon Charlie's on Broadway, 217 Broadway Ave. E Dinner Out
Tue., Mar. 17, at 6:00 p.m. Robb's 125th Street Grill, 12255 Aurora Ave. N Monthly Potluck
Fri., Mar. 27, at 6:15 p.m. Food Contributions
Odd Fellows Hall
Wine Tasting
Mon., Mar. 16, at 7:00 p.m.
French red and white Burgundy at private home
Annual Banquet
Sat., June 13, at 5:30 p.m.
Womens' Athletic Club
Annual Picnic
Sat., Aug. 15, at 12:00 Noon
Woodland Park Dinner for Six
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Sat., Dec. 12, at 12:00 Noon
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Playing Date and Time Where A Better Club for Investing
Sun., Mar. 1, at 4:45 p.m.
At The New Pandasia Restaurant
Book Club
Tues., Apr. 13, at 7:00 p.m. (no meeting in March)
Discussion on Peter Stark's Astoria: John Jacob Astor and Thomas Jefferson's Lost Pacific Empire
Board Meeting
Mon., Mar. 9, at 6:30 p.m. At the home of Don S., membership chair
Tue., Apr. 21, at 9:30 a.m. Heybrook Lookout
Garden Tour
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Last tour of 2014
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Every Wed. at 7:00 p.m. Odd Fellows Hall Pinochle Club
Wed., Mar. 4 and 18, at 7:30 p.m. Odd Fellows Hall Camera Club
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Our eight hikers to Kukutali Preserve in March walked uphill and down through lush forest and walked the beach at low tide. We enjoyed lunch while sitting at the beach, with views of forested shores of Puget Sound.
Hikers Tim, Roger, Jerry, Hector, Dale, Scott, Ramon, Brian Take a Break In Kukutali Preserve
Avid photographer Brian also took the following pictures, vicariously sharing the hike with you:
Brian's Pictures
April Hike to Heybrook LookoutOur April hike to Heybrook Lookout will be our first hike in the mountains this year. Popular in the spring because the snow melts off early, the trail is on the north side of Highway 2 a couple miles east of the road to Index. It's a mile and a quarter to the lookout, with eight hundred feet of elevation gain. (That's roughly equivalent to the hike to the lower falls at Wallace Falls.) The trail winds though second-generation forest recovering from a clear cut in the 1920s. A lookout was first placed here in 1925. The current lookout was built in the late 1990s and stands seventy-three-feet tall. From the lookout's balcony, you can scan the scenic Skykomish Valley with excellent views of Mount Baring, Mount Persis, Mount Index, and Bridal Veil Falls.
We will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, April 21, at the north end of Northgate Shopping Center, just off Northgate Way, in front of the Bank of America building. We will arrive back in Seattle by 3:00 p.m.
Check Out Some of Our Previous Hikes
Our hikers posed with beautiful backdrops from some of our past treks. The following pictures show some examples.
Dale, Ramon, Jim, Dennis, Garry, Bruce, Scott, George, and Harvey at Lighthouse in Discovery ParkBrian, George, Jim, Jerry, Ramon, and Dale Pause on the Snoqualmie River Trail
Dale, Garry, Ramon, Jim, Dennis, Bruce and Scott Explore Shoreview Park in Shoreline
Hikers Steb, Dale, Scott, Hector, Jerry, Stephen, Harvey, Alan, Tim, and David In Meandowdale Beach Park
— Dale J.
Garden Tour
The September Garden Tour was the last tour of the season. After that excursion, the Garden Tours went dormant for the winter, but will spring forth again in April 2015. Until then, the tour leader, Dr. John Wott, leaves you with a lingering taste of the last tour of the 2014 season.
Recap of September's Garden TourOn September 10, eighteen members of the Garden Group were treated to a tour of an iconic Queen Anne garden which surrounds a most unusual house.
The owner has employed craftsmen to carve special features such as turtles, crows, babies, and even flowers on all sides of the house. The cornices and trappings are "one of a kind". In addition he has accentuated an "over the top" color theme, which then he wants duplicated in the tiny garden surrounding the house. From its lofty turret, the house and garden witness daily screeching of tires as visitors suddenly stop to "gawk"!
We were treated to an intimate tour by Riz Reyes, who has been the gardener for the last four years. The owner wants everything to be "jammed together" with constant changing expressions of color to both compliment as well as accent the house. As soon as something fades, it is immediately replaced. And the more exotic it is, the better he likes it.
We began our tour curbside, with hundreds of plants immediately leaping toward us. Often pots of succulents are inserted into the landscape in order to provide a regional conflict of plants. The inviting front porch has carvings and railings all meant to frame the entrance, accented in gold paint. The paint is regularly renewed to keep everything looking bright and the intricate colors require superb detailing. A huge "planter box" shrouds the front window. If you merely stand in one spot, you can literally count dozens and dozens of different plants at once.
The rear garden is quite sheltered and seems more like a tropical green house. Since is quite dark, many ferns and other low-light plants abound. The rear of the house has huge doors, which when extended, allow the owner to really "reach out to enjoy the garden.
We were told that the inside of the house is quite like a Victorian museum, so watch for it to "pop up" on fund raising auctions. It would well worth the price! But in the meantime, you can see almost everything in front from the street.
Garden Tours Go DormantThe Garden Tours have gone into hibernation until next spring. Enjoy the fall and winter, and we will see you in April 2015 when the tours spring back to life.
Travel and Events
This section tells you all about recent or upcoming trips planned for Mature Friends. Everybody who has gone on one of these trips has had a great time and was well taken care of. So, what are you waiting for? Sign up and join the fun!
Note: For those of you who are not members of Mature Friends, you must join the club before you can travel with us
Taste of Cruising and Alaska — April 29
Sample both cruising and Alaska on a five day luxury excursion with Princess Line as their Ruby cruises to Seattle via Vancouver and Ketchican.
Take three days off work and have a five day vacation. Catch the convenient Wednesday morning Amtrak train to Vancouver, join the nearby ship for lunch, relax and enjoy this early season salt water sailing past deep green forests and snow capped mountains to Alaska and back on Sunday to the ship's summer berth at Pier 91.
We are the first cruise ship to arrive in Alaska this season beating the others by nearly a week. Let's tell the high school that we want to be met by their band! Although some of Ketchican's gift stores won't have opened there are shore excursions and places to see in the momentarily quiet town. Probably no snow on the streets but plenty nearby. If you are considering a cruise sometime this is an adventurously fun way to sample the experiences at less than $500 including rail.
Send your e-mail address to Linda Lane at Cruiseworld or give her a call 206-284-0500 for more details.
Reno Gambling Trip — May 12
For our annual gambling trip in 2015, Mature Friends returns to Reno. The package includes round trip airfare and accommodations at the El Dorado Resort Casino.
After gambling, take in a show or experience other Reno sights, such as the National Auto Museum and Riverwalk. Marlyce is also planning an optional side trip to explore historic silver towns.
New and Improved Road Trip to Ashland, Oregon – August 21
Arrive in Ashland late afternoon on Friday, August 21, to see three plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival:
- Guys and Dolls
- Pericles
- Much Ado About Nothing
Pericles is a rarely done late play by Shakespeare and the Festival always does a spectacular job on it. We will also take part in activities of the Daedalus Project, the Festival's AIDs benefit including a reading of a new play on an AIDs-related theme and the Company Variety Show featuring the ever popular Underwear Contest. Ever wanted to stuff a dollar bill into an actor's briefs? Now's your chance.
We will stay at the Stratford Inn in downtown Ashland, a short walk to the theaters and we will have another back stage tour. You can also fit in ad hoc side trips to Crater Lake, Jacksonville, and Hilt California (a booze run).
You will need to arrange your own transportation, although we will help organize car pools. Alternatively, you could fly to Medford, Oregon. We return home on August 25. Cost for tickets and room (with breakfast) $725 (single supplement
$385). If you are not driving your own car you should plan on buying your driver a tank of gas. A deposit of $200 by April 1 will guarantee you a space. The remainder will be due by June 5.
Upcoming Trips and Events
Watch your newsletter in coming months for several Puget Sound area day trips that are being planned for later this year and next year.
Past Trips and Events
If you missed some of the trips organized by Mature Friends, you might be interested in reading about what you missed. Or if you went on any of these wonderful trips, you might be interested in reliving the fun and adventure. If so, this section is for you!
In April 2014, about twenty Mature Friends set off for an adventure of a lifetime — touring China! To read about the trip, all we did, all we saw, please click the link:
Tour of China
. . . and enjoy some pictures, too!
Spain and France October 12 – October 26
On October 12, 2014, twenty-four Mature Friends took off for Madrid, where they began a two-week tour of Northern Spain and Southern France. Please click the following link to see some of the sights they saw:
Tour of Spain and Southern France
Don't forget to click the links in the story to see some pictures.
Theater and Music
Tune into this section to find information on theater and music that might interest gays and Lesbians over forty, or that might interest anybody, for that matter.
The Dinner DetectiveOn February 13, Mature Friends gathered for an evening of dinner and murder at the Dinner Detective show. I fingered the youth minister from Woodinville as the murderer, but was rather disappointed when he got "bumped" off during the dessert course. One very astute, or lucky, Mature Friend — Marlyce — correctly guessed the murderer's identity. Watch future newsletters for information on special events.
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Mineral dust is an important climate-forcing factor, causing large and variable radiative effects on local and global scales. One current outstanding issue is the quantification of spatial and temporal variability of the dust burden and properties for reducing uncertainty in dust direct radiative forcing predictions. Despite modeling studies that have investigated intercontinental dust transport, the estimated uncertainty in dust deposition is at least an order of magnitude in some regions, due to high spatial and temporal variability and limited observations. Our previous work demonstrates how MISR and MODIS space-based aerosol products provide complementary information, characterizing (1) transported desert dust plume extent over water, (2) aerosol optical thickness (AOT) evolution, and (3) particle size and fraction spherical evolution for the thicker parts of these plumes. We also demonstrated that stereo-derived plume heights from MISR could provide dust cloud elevation, within about a few hundred kilometers downwind of major sources. These data represent constraints that the satellites offer for aerosol transport model validation, and for obtaining additional information about dust lofting and intercontinental transport. In this project, we will use the JPL Aerosol Measurement and Processing System (AMAPS) data analysis system to analyze the MISR and MODIS joint products, to characterize seasonal and inter-annual variability of dust-plume property evolution, vertical profiles, and deposition. MISR observations will be used to map dust source properties and dust plume heights near but downwind of the sources. We will supplement our analysis with CALIPSO data and AERONET retrievals where available. Our results will be used to compare and improve dust parameterization of three transport models: the Goddard Chemistry Aerosol Radiation and Transport (GOCART), the NRL Aerosol Analysis and Prediction System (NAAPS) and Dust Regional Atmospheric Model (DREAM). In particular, we will: (1) Perform joint MISR/MODIS data analysis of North African dust transport for multiple years, providing a record containing seasonal and inter-annual variations in dust deposition. (2) Test model representations of dust source strength, plume dispersion, and dust removal rates during transport, working with three aerosol modeling groups, GOCART (Mian Chin) and NAAPS (Jianglong Zhang) and DREAM (Pavel Kishcha). (3) Work with the modelers to assess dust material transports and direct radiative effects with the constrained models.
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The No. 15 University of Minnesota volleyball program is on the road for the second-straight week as they travel to Northwestern and No. 3 Illinois, Oct. 28-29. Both matches start at 7 p.m. Both games will be availalbe through the BTN.com and Gopher All-Access package.
Minnesota hosted No. 3 Illinois, Sept, 23, at the Sports Pavilion and fell in five sets. Brianna Haugen had her first career start and had a career-high seven kills and a career-high 14 attempts. Hailey Cowles held a double double when she had a season-best 16 kills and 10 digs. Ashley Wittman had 18 kills and 16 digs, while Tori Dixon had 13. Jessica Granquist and Steffi Sooter each had 20 digs.
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A fix for a bug in Apple Pay that causes credit cards from Chase and others to not display the correct physical card design is being worked on, according to sources close to the situation. Read more
A fix for a bug in Apple Pay that causes credit cards from Chase and others to not display the correct physical card design is being worked on, according to sources close to the situation. Read more
Following yesterday's launch of Apple Pay through participating card issuers, banks and retailers in the US, some users have discovered that the payment service is also already being accepted through some retailers abroad. 9to5Mac readers report using Apple Pay loaded with a US-based credit card at retailers in Australia and Canada… Read more
Apple has released iOS 8.1 and with that, we have Apple Pay support. This is Apple's new mobile payment platform that takes advantage of the NFC capabilities of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. This will allow you to make purchases in stores that support Apple Pay using supported cards from a growing list of banks. Setting up Apple Pay is very simple and we've put together a quick tutorial to walk you through the process…
On the day that Apple Pay goes live, SVP Eddy Cue has told the WSJ that the company "has a lot of work to do" on the service, suggesting that initial take-up may be slow – with in-app purchases making up the largest share of transactions in the short-term.
We're trying to do something that I think is a game changer and it requires a lot of people to play together. There's a lot to do here and we have a lot of work to do, but it should be huge.
Although the list of retailers who have committed to Apple Pay looks impressive, it is far from comprehensive, with some big names missing – including the largest retailer in the US, Wal-Mart … Read more
An internal memo sent to Panera Bread employees and acquired by 9to5Mac has revealed that Apple will launch its mobile payment platform on Monday, October 20th. Panera Bread was listed as one of the initial launch partners for Apple Pay during its introduction last month.
An online training course for employees has been published that includes instructions for the VeriFone readers, including the Apple Pay functions. Stores that don't have the appropriate hardware to support the technology will receive further information on the 20th about how the company plans to handle payments those locations. Read more
The launch of Apple Pay, Apple's NFC and Touch ID-based mobile payment solution, is upon us. Apple has begun preparing for the launch by kicking off Apple Pay training programs for its own group of retail store employees and by working with retailers to prepare for the debut later this month. The training materials, shared by a reliable source, for the Apple Pay launch at Apple retail stores have also detailed some new specifics regarding the Apple Pay setup and transaction processes both on customer iPhones and in Apple retail stores…
Starting with iOS 5 in 2011, Apple has released a major new iOS version each fall and a notable follow-up update early in the following year. For example, iOS 6 launched in September 2012 and was updated to iOS 6.1 in January, and iOS 7, which was launched in September 2013, was updated to iOS 7.1 with CarPlay and interface improvements in March 2014. But starting with the recently released iOS 8, it appears that Apple has a different development schedule for 2015 and perhaps beyond. According to sources, Apple is already hard at work on three major follow-up versions to iOS 8: iOS 8.1, iOS 8.2, and iOS 8.3.
We've confirmed that these major new versions are in development via two means. First, a developer of a major hardware-connected iOS application has shared with us their analytics, and this data indicates that all three versions are in testing by Apple employees in or around Cupertino, California. Second, and much closer to home, our own Google Analytics for 9to5Mac.com show that iOS users are visiting our website via iOS 8.1, iOS 8.2, and iOS 8.3 devices. iOS 8.1 hits to 9to5Mac.com started appearing even months before iOS 8.0 launched, but 8.2 and 8.3 visits only started picking up following iOS 8's release in mid-September.
While Apple works on several iOS features and enhancements over the course of several years, it typically only begins wholly testing major new releases close to the ship dates of the preceding release. Apple working on three significant follow-ups to iOS 8 is a shift from the usual development cycle, one which would normally indicate Apple to be working on just iOS 8.1 as well as iOS 9.0. It's possible that iOS 9 is also in the works, and of course Apple is always working on nominal bug fix (x.x.1 or .2 or .3) updates, but the fact that 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 are all in simultaneous development raises some interesting possibilities:
Ahead of Apple's entry into the mobile payment space next month with the release of Apple Pay for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users, Apple has joined the GlobalPlatform, the non-profit association focused on standards for secure chip technology across various industries, as a full member.
Existing members of GlobalPlatform include various Apple partners and competitors alike with carriers AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon being members as well as handset makers Samsung and BlackBerry. More importantly, Apple Pay partners American Express, MasterCard, and Visa are also members; Discover, which is not yet an Apple Pay partner but has said it is discussions over participation with Apple, is also a member. Read more
While we'd all expected plastic bank cards to be replaced by apps eventually, the CEO of mobile banking startup Moven is suggesting that Apple's backing could mean the end of physical bank cards within 2-3 years.
The additional sweetners here are three fold. Firstly, tokenization will avoid much of the type of breaches we've seen at Target and Home Depot because the token is only a one-time use thing. Secondly, the move to tokens and the combination of biometrics, etc allow for the emergence of a 'cardholder present' approach to interchange rates that will potentially give mobile payments a competitive merchant rate. Lastly, the US might effectively jump straight from magstripe to mobile, especially if issuers can figure out how to reduce the cost of card replacement by moving straight to mobile SE and tokens …
Apple and longtime partner Disney this week are bolstering their stores with upgraded versions of iBeacon sensors and NFC readers, according to sources. Apple Stores have had iBeacons stationed throughout showroom floors for several months as a way to pinpoint exactly where a customer is within the store. This allows Apple to better serve customers by providing relevant sales information to their iPhones and iPads while in the store. The upgrades happening this week within Apple Stores place several new Gimbal Series 20 Proximity Beacons across stores to make location tracking within the store even more accurate.
In addition to providing relevant information for the Apple Store app, iBeacons can be useful for NFC mobile payment technologies as a form of authentication. If Apple knows where a customer is in the store to a precise degree, it can ensure that is it wirelessly connecting to the correct iPhone for mobile payments. As has been widely reported, the new iPhone 6 and upcoming Apple wearable device will include new wireless sensors (including a near field communication chipset) to conduct mobile payments with credit cards stored in an upgraded Passbook application.
The New York Times is weighing in on Apple's imminent iPhone event, corroborating past information as well as adding some new tidbits about Apple's newest iPhones (the 'iPhone 6′) and its brand new wearable (dubbed 'iWatch').
Most interestingly, it says that the iWatch will feature a flexible display. Assumedly, this will allow the product to morph to fit comfortably on user's arms. KGI's Ming-Chi Kuo predicted Apple's use of a flexible panel in July. The screen is protected by sapphire glass. As 9to5Mac has reported countless times, the device will feature health and fitness tracking capabilities, for things like footsteps and heart rate. The report claims Apple has "put an enormous amount of time and money" to make the sensors track "much more accurately than existing fitness devices".
In terms of software, the device will rely on HealthKit for health tracking and Handoff, one of Apple's iOS 8 continuity features, to seamlessly share content between devices. Handoff could be used for sharing SMS texts between the phone and the watch, for instance. 9to5Mac discussed how Handoff might interact with Apple's wearable a couple of months ago.
A new report from The Wall Street Journal today is corroborating many previous rumors about Apple's upcoming wearable, including that the device will include some form of NFC technology and will be shipping in multiple sizes. Furthermore, the report notes that Apple will also be bringing NFC to its next iPhone as seen in previous leaks, making it easier for the two devices to pair and signifying that the watch will be more than just a fitness gadget:
The gadget's use of near-field communication, or NFC, reflects Apple's broader ambitions for the so-called iWatch beyond health and fitness tracking, the most commonly cited use. Apple also is expected to add the wireless technology to the next versions of its iPhone, people familiar with the device said, potentially simplifying the process of connecting, or pairing, the two devices.


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A really good opener for this Q10 would be to tell you about this time I was choking and had my life saved by some wonderful person who knew how to do the Heimlich. Unfortunately, I have no such story.
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Tune in every Monday and we'll see how far we can take these.
In Lesson No. 1, you'll get a taste of what to look for when picking out your first guitar. Special thanks to Dave, the manager at West L.A. Music, for taking time out of his day to drop a pantload of 6-string knowledge. You can... READ ON
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Bargain Bin time again and this week I thought IŌĆÖd talk about one of the greatest games (if I can call it that) of all time. This game was released by one of the best developers that exist today who have had massive influences on the whole gaming market for what they have achieved over the years. However, it was this title in particular that thrust them into the limelight and gave them the credit they deserved. The company is Valve and the game is The Orange Box. This title was released back in 2007 and was a collection of games that Valve had put their heart and soul into making. The package can be picked up now on consoles for around ┬Ż4 or less on Amazon and around ┬Ż8 in your local supermarket. However, if you pick it up on PC and look around some of the second hand stores around like GAME, you can get the disc for little to nothing (I found it for ┬Ż2).
The first and probably the biggest of the games valve put into this collection was the successor to a massively critically acclaimed game. This game is Half-life 2. Often seen as the best game of all time by many people, Half-life 2 fully utilised the compelling story and amazing Source engine in order to make this classic game. The story of the game focuses on the character Gordon Freeman in the now controlled City 17, directly following on from the last game where Gordon is part of the research facility which brought the world into a dystopian world which is now under control by the combine. Even though at times things become a bit daunting and route to the next mission is not clear, the game is amazingly compelling and you canŌĆÖt help but fall in love with the superbly fluid Source engine and what the game has to offer. The game was not the newest of titles as it was released 3 years earlier than it did in The Orange Box, however, during this time it was PC exclusive and this was the first time it was seen running on consoles.
Not only does valve offer you one of the all-time greatest games for you to waste hours on, they also give you the huge expansion packs for the game being Half-life episode 1 and episode 2. They not offer much in terms of new gameplay, but they do spice up the mix with more focus on squads on relying on your AI partner/s to cover your back every once in a while. Altogether, the Half-life experience in all will eat up around 30-40 hours depending on your play style you are or how thoroughly you want to complete the game. Even though it seems like a long time, there is not a dull moment to be had. I could sing praises just about this game and that is only 1 of the titles the pack has to offer.
Secondly, the game that is probably the most well received on Xbox out of the pack, Portal is the next game to be found in the bundle. For those of you who have played Portal 2 and think you donŌĆÖt need to go back and buy the original, think again. Although the game is shorter and more basic than its successor, it is meant to have a quirky style and have laugh out moments that will keep you awake at night giggling. The premise for the game is simple. You are a test subject for a seemingly big organisation that tests new advancements in science. You are given a portal gun and are asked (or forced really) to complete test chambers that require you to manipulate physics (applause to the Source engine once again) in order to advance through the game. As you play though, you will realise things arenŌĆÖt what they seem and the GlaDos the being that watches over you is not as friendly as she is making out. For those of you also playing through the game and being tempted by a certain offer GlaDos makes with you, donŌĆÖt listen. Remember this, ŌĆśTHE CAKE IS A LIEŌĆÖ.
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The final game that you get with The Orange Box will either be a game you love or hate. It also is really a question of which platform you play the game on to. For you guys who play the game on console (thinking of you guys here) the game is similar in some ways to a game which took a lot of inspiration from TF2 being Brink. You have a certain objective and you need to balance your classes out in order to overcome your foes and ultimately win. There are in total nine classes to choose from and teamwork is essential in this game. The console version of the game is very basic and the much anticipated update that Valve promised long ago never made its way to consoles.┬Ā However, there is a lot of fun to be had from this and after all that single-player gaming where youŌĆÖre feeling a bit lonely, it is nice to get online.
If you are playing on PC, you have around 1,000,000 times more things to do with the game. Although the game is free to play now, if you want the VIP access you need to buy it as part of a pack such as The Orange Box. In terms of games, there are so many more maps either user created or added by Valve for you to play through and game types are almost as varied. The other huge aspect of the game you donŌĆÖt get on consoles is items. Whether it is new weapons for you to use or whether you want a huge variety of hats to wear, it is there on the store. There is also the crafting bench where you can smelt down your items into a more useful form. The PC game is full of new ideas and there is so much to see and do that you will be really without words once you enter the game for the first time. This game also proves that realistic graphics is not the perfect route for every game with very fitting cartoon graphics.
The German heavy class is quite a character to say the least.
If you have the bundle on PC also, you will also have access to the huge range of Source engine mods that are so varied and incredible I would need a whole new article just to talk about them independently. If you can run it on PC (which you should be able to as it is pretty low-spec) then buy it on the PC┬Āas there is so much more to the source experience than just the games on the disc.
Score- 9.5/10- I donŌĆÖt like giving away a perfect 10 for any game as there is always things to be improved, but this is as close as it gets. If the game wasnŌĆÖt as dated and old (just look at the graphics), then maybe a 10 would be within reach. Apart from that small fault, utterly perfect.


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The Department of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Statistics at Case Western Reserve University is an active center for mathematical research. Faculty members conduct research in algebra, analysis, applied mathematics, convexity, dynamical systems, geometry, imaging, inverse problems, life sciences applications, mathematical biology, modeling, numerical analysis, probability, scientific computing, stochastic systems and other areas.
The department offers a variety of programs leading to both undergraduate and graduate degrees in traditional and applied mathematics, and statistics. Undergraduate degrees are Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in mathematics, Bachelor of Science in applied mathematics, and Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science in statistics. Graduate degrees are Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. The Integrated BS/MS program allows a student to earn a Bachelor of Science in either mathematics or applied mathematics and a master's degree from the mathematics department or another department in five years. The department, in cooperation with the college's teacher licensure program and John Carroll University, offers a program for individuals interested in pre-college teaching. Together with the Department of Physics, it offers a specialized joint Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics.
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Friday, April 3, 2015 (3:00 p.m. in Yost 306)
Title: Channel Capacity of Biological Signal Transduction Systems
Speaker: Peter Thomas (Associate Professor, Case Western Reserve University, Department of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics)
Abstract: Shannon's mathematical theory of communication quantifies the information that can be transmitted by a given communication channel. Biological signal transduction systems operate through a coupled ensemble of chemical reactions — a signal transduction network — […Read more]
Date posted: March 30th, 2015
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Title: Most Probably Intersecting Families of Subsets
Speaker: Gyula Katona (Renyi Institute, Budapest, and Member, Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Abstract: Let F be a family of an n-element set. It is called intersecting if every pair of its members have a non-disjoint intersection. It is well- known that an intersecting family satisfies the inequality |F| ≤ 2^(n-1). Suppose that |F | = 2^(n-1) + i. […Read more]
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Title: Efficient Control of Schistosomiasis in Endemic Communities: Modeling In-Host Biology, Demographics, Diagnostics and Interventions
Speaker: Nara Yoon (Graduate Student, Case Western Reserve University MAMS Department)
Abstract: Schistosome is a parasitic worm that circulates between human and snail hosts through intermediate larval stages. Conventional modeling of Schistosomiasis transmission and control employs a "mean worm burden" (MWB) formulation. There is a need however, […Read more]
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Speaker: Wlodzimierz Bryc (University of Cincinnati)
Abstract: This talks is about "quadratic harnesses," which are Markov processes with linear regressions and quadratic conditional variances under the two-sided conditioning. Such processes generically have polynomial conditional moments, and the transition probabilities are uniquely determined by the orthogonal martingale polynomials. Examples include Lévy-Meixner processes, […Read more]
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Title: Graphical and Network Models in Bioinformatics
Speaker: Sujay Datta (Associate Professor, University of Akron, Statistics Department)
Abstract: In recent years, graphical and network models have become increasingly useful in certain areas of the biomedical sciences including genomics, proteomics, genetic epidemiology and systems biology. This has been facilitated by a number of new developments in structure learning algorithms and their evolution from constraint-based to score-based and hybrid algorithms. […Read more]
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Tuesday, March 24, 2015 (3:00 p.m. in Yost 306)
Title: Cellular Telephone Games: How Biological Networks Cope With Noisy Signal Transmission
Speaker: Michael Hinczewski (Assistant Professor, Case Western Reserve University Physics Department)
Abstract: Living cells make crucial decisions — whether to grow, divide, die — based on external signaling molecules in their environment. The biochemical networks which transmit and amplify these signals from receptors on the cell surface are like an elaborate game of telephone: with each stage of the transmission, […Read more]
Date posted: March 10th, 2015
Wednesday, March 18, 2015 (3:15 p.m. in Yost 306)
Title: Mathematical Model of Volume Phase Transition in Polyelectrolyte Gels
Speaker: Lingxing Yao (Lecturer, Case Western Reserve University MAMS Department)
Abstract: It is well known that hydrogels are made of cross linked polymer networks that are capable of absorbing large amounts of water; they can be present in a swollen or a collapsed state. Under carefully designed physical and chemical conditions, […Read more]
Date posted: March 4th, 2015
Friday, March 6, 2015 (12:45 p.m. in Yost 306)
Title: Matrix Inequalities and Applications II
Speaker: Ben Li (Graduate Student, Case Western Reserve University MAMS Department)
Abstract: We continue to present classical matrix inequalities. In this talk we show the Fuchs-van de Graaf inequalities, which relatetwo "distances" measuring the closeness of twoquantumstates (or of two probability densities): fidelity and the 1-norm. Next, combining with Rotfeld's inequality, we sketch some of their applications to the geometry of Schatten spaces and to quantum information theory. […Read more]
Date posted: March 4th, 2015
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Friday, March 20, 2015 (9:00 a.m. in Biomedical Research Building 433)
Title: Needle in the Haystack: Combining Intravital Imaging and Mathematical Modeling to Understand How Vaccine-Induced T Cells Find Malaria-Infected Cells in the Murine Livers
Speaker: Vitaly V. Ganusov (Assistant Professor, University of Tennessee)
Abstract: After Plasmodium-infected mosquito transmits the malaria parasite to the mammalian host, parasites (called sporozoites) travel to the liver and infect hepatocytes. […Read more]


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Just got Dish Satellite, but can't figure out how to record on my VCR. Any links/advice would be greatly
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There should be either an RF output (channel 3 or 4) on the Dish satellite receiver, which you can connect to the RF input on your VCR with it's tuner tuned to either one of those two channels. Or there should be A/V outputs on the receiver which can be connected to A/V inputs on your VCR.
The best way to do this, is with the TV on, and connected to the VCR so that you can see what is going on.
If everything is set up right, on the TV, you should see the signal from the Dish receiver feeding through the VCR to the TV.
Then, if you want to record a movie coming on at 8PM, just set your Dish receiver to change to the channel the movie is on at 8PM and set your VCR to start recording at the same time.
But, you won't be able to watch anything else from Dish while this is being recording, unless you've got two tuners in the receiver.
TJ, Chose to not get their recorder because it has a monthly charge, plus I already have VCR's. Still am hoping to figure this out without incurring more costs!
Have spent hours reading the manual, researching online, and fiddling with cables. Will follow your directions, Jimisham. Wish me luck!
Thank you both for responding.
I have mine setup to do this.
Only I have the DVR from Dish Network.
What type of cables are you using to connect your satelite box to your VCR to your TV.
The hardest part about this is getting the VCR and TV set on
the proper channels for the type cables you are using.
What type of cables are you using.
Since I got the DVR I rarely use the VCR anymore.
Only use the VCR to archive shows to VHS tapes.
Pooh Bear
The two common types of cables are the coax cable (single cable),
and the RCA cables (3 cables, or one cable with 3 lines).
For standard coax cable you will need to set the VCR on channel 2,3,or 4.
For the RCA cables there is a special video channel.
On my VCR it is L1 or L2 and on my TV it is Video mode.
You will have to check your manual to find how to get the device to that channel.
The RCA cables will give a MUCH better picture quality than the coax cables.
If your TV won't accept RCA cable inputs you can get a RF Modulator box.
I use one of these for our DVD player.
Pooh Bear
Thanks, Pooh Bear. I have the three each: tvs, vcrs, and dvd players connected to modulators. (Forgot I'd gotten a small tv and vcr for another room because the price for the dishes was the same. :) ) Believe the service guy just replaced the cable company cables with the satellite cables without rearranging any of the myriad cords. I've printed out the info from the links you provided. Will study the connections of the newest tv and vcr and see what's what there since that would be the least complicated setup. Satellite guy left some packets of cables/cords, but no instructions on what to do (if anything) with them.
I do appreciate your help.
Update: Got the VCR to record! After I double-checked
all the connections to make sure they were plugged in
correctly, I re-read all the manuals (satellite, tv, vcr).
With the tv on (any channel), I used the VCR Remote to go to: 'Timer Recordings' >
'Make a New Program' > Chose how often I wanted to record the program (in this case 'Once').
Then the following was displayed:
Channel __
Start Time ______
End Time ______
Start Date ______
Tape Speed ______
This time for the Channel, I chose 03, rather than trying
to enter the actual channel I wanted to record.
I also made sure the tv was showing something on the same
channel that I wanted the vcr to record from!
Changing those last two things did the trick. Thank goodness. What a hassle.
(The cables are coaxial - one coming from the satellite
receiver and connecting to the VCR, the other coming
from the VCR and connecting to the TV.)
I've given all this info in case there are others out
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I always wanted the Purple Beast that Oo-lar fights in the beginning of the first mini comic. They could use the Shadowbeast buck.
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I'd love to have some Mantenna eyes that actually look like the vintage figure. I don't trust myself to paint them, since I'm the exact opposite of an artist.
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2. Vintage MotU/PoP action figures
3. 200x cartoon and action figures
4. 1987 movie
5. New 52 comic book series
I don't like Filmation or NA at all.
Yes, LL He-Man vs LL Skeletor WITH extra armor that resembles the 1987 movie designs. Two sets of armor could justify that extra $8.
Great list. For me, I would only want numbers 3 and 4 on your list. I do not want the other items at all, so they make perfect out-of-sub items.
This is awesome news. I'm so happy to be able to see Sssqueeze in classics. I'm also stoked for BS Hordak, although I know I'm in the minority. I'm hoping for a Hordak without the belly-shirt...
Awe, BS Hordak is treated like BS and forgotten again! Just kidding, nice video. I still MAY buy a sub....the urge to sub is gaining strength, but not quite there yet.
Thanks Tommy! Great points all around. So, I take it you don't have kids yet? My daughter has recently shown interest in this line, and I may buy a sub just for her.
Huh? Was that for real on the show?
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I get mail from folks about my book, the device driver I wrote for Linux, and about articles I've written for Linux Journal. A few months ago I got one which said, in part:
My boss is a great guy to work for ...[but he] is of the opinion that Linux is the work of "college punks" and will not consider it for serious work.
He had a nightmare with the MINIX file system and is permanently convinced that UNIX simply cannot be trusted and that Linux is the work of pimply-faced sophomores with time on their hands. I got a good laugh out of that while looking at your picture and reading your bio.
I had suspicions that Linux contributors are a bright, experienced and well-educated bunch of folks. The discussions in the various Linux newsgroups and mailing lists aren't lightweight, nor is the resulting operating system. My "feel" of the operating system is that it's based on a lot of mature judgments and there is some theoretical grounding in what's being done.
I gathered up a list of contributors (from /usr/src/linux/CREDITS) and sent off 241 notes. Partial text of this note is shown in the sidebar, "Letter to Contributors". I sent my notes with some trepidation—I didn't want to bother folks while they were working on important projects, and I feared a lack of response.
I needn't have worried. So far I've received 103 replies, many of which have included a few words of encouragement. It seems that I wasn't the only one who wanted to respond to unjustified complaints about Linux. (Another 29 notes were returned with address errors. I hope to see corrections to the CREDITS file.)
The level of response was the first piece of good news. The second was that I've been stunned by how strong the development team is with regards to both credentials and experience.
From these replies I found:
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15 had attended college or technical school
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That's got to totally demolish the image of college hackers—at least the sophomore part of it. I figured I was an exception when I started working on the Cyclades driver while avoiding rewriting my dissertation. I thought, once folks were awarded a Ph.D., they would be busy with research, teaching or some other interest. I guess Linux development may be the doctor's favorite hobby.
When I offered an earlier summary of these results, my correspondent reported that his boss wisely intoned, "those folks are all academia and none of them have ever tried to run a business."
I had sort of expected a comment along those lines and fortunately asked a few more questions in my survey. One hundred of the replies also reported the number of years spent programming or doing system design.
4 had 1 year
10 had 2-4 years
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16 had 20+ years
More than a few of us were programming before the integrated circuit came into general use. (Perhaps a mixed blessing—some of us may still suffer from post-FORTRAN syndrome.)
As I noted earlier, I have also felt that Linux has benefitted from a broad experience in its developer base. Linux may be a first operating system for a lucky few, but almost everyone (all but three) claimed to be at least a skilled user of another operating system. Eighty-three were skilled users of several other operating systems.
Nor was their contribution to the Linux kernel the first of that sort. Twenty have contributed to another operating system and another twenty-two have contributed to several other operating systems. One reported:
Speaking for myself, I had the same idea Linus did, but he beat me to it. (I've heard others say this as well.) I knew how to build a UNIX-like system from the ground up, and there was a need for it for PCs. (Vendors were charging exorbitant amounts for poor products in those days, and there was no good 32-bit development system for 386s.) I just didn't have the time. I had been playing with MINIX when Linus showed up on the MINIX newsgroups, and it took off from there. I can tell you that though I was a student at the time, I'd been a professional systems programmer for many years before. So, I and many others knew what professional quality software was, as well as how to produce it. I think it turned out pretty well.
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The price is moderate and you get lots of varity with smiling people to take care of you
There is one inside platform no 1 also..
This is the second busiest station in Delhi as lot of trains pass or start from this station. Platforms are very congested and not maintained at all.
Its obviously the people who land up there who make the place dirty but i also doubt the cleanliness staff.. Have been seated for close to 3 hrs once and hardly found anyone doing a round. The only platform checked and cleaned is the Platform 1. The rest are ignored and are smelly and needs a lot of attention.
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Has improved a bit every time but far from desired. I had to lug my heavy nag up one bridge on search of the upper class waiting room, only to find that it is on the other end, for which I'd to descend this bridge and climb another one. Killed my shoulder....
Like any other railway station, nothing great could have been expected here. It is also dirty as usual with stinking odour filling your nostrils.
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Extremely scarce of waiting areas for Upper class passengers.
Too many trains departs from this station during the day, making it terrible experience if waiting time is more than an hour.
So, don't wait at the stations, instead there is COMESUM outside the platform (there is one inside the stations on platform 1 but its too small) where you may...
good enough Train station, just the wrong one to where i wanted to leave from compared to where my hotel was (New Delhi Station was at the end of the road), that being said, english departure times, food and drink stalls open relatively early (6am departure and could grab a drink and a snack), and its a indian train station,...
I was given a broken wheel-chair for travel from platform 5 to platfrom 1. The battery car was not to be seen. The driver had switched had refused to carry me citing breakdown of the battery car. There is not enough seating space on platform no.5. The coolies demand exhorbitant sums to carry the luggage and there is no control...
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