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I know that books don't play much a role yet besides RP and there's really no lore in Terraria, but how about we get some sort of books or alter that we can read that contains recipes for armor and weapons in future content? Just a recipe log on how to make different armor sets or weapons found in random parts of the world(example: Vine Whip Recipe from a random Jungle creep or a guarded chest). Would add much more excitement in my opinion when finding new places to explore. I don't want to miss any chance of not building every item in the game but I don't like having to Wiki to craft items either. I like to be locked into the game rather than recipes on my background.
+1 to this. I suggested it in my multi-suggestion thread as well, books that once placed can be activated, and show all possible recipes, so we know what items to save-up. The less I have to resort to the wiki, the better. It should be easy enough to program, the recipes can be displayed in the same way as if you had the craft materials on-hand. Then you can just scroll through the items and see what materials are needed for that piece. To prevent this from being too much of a spoiler, how about not showing the stats on the items, just the name/icon, and required materials.


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-12-03-2012 #31
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He made some great plays but there still is no excuse for playing 10 yards off coverage on a 3rd and 3. We don't know if its him or the coaching but that needs to be fixed. Hes made some mistakes which is understandable for a rookie and everyone is glad that hes a Ram but 3rd downs are important and he was picked and beaten badly often yesterday.
-12-05-2012 #32
Re: janoris jenkins
I love this guy.
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-12-05-2012 #35
Re: janoris jenkins
Actually there is... I was listening to the Fast lane and and D'Marco Farr who calls the games for the Rams. He addressed that question from a caller. He said the Rams had brought both the safety up into the box for run support and had dropped the CBs off. No one was behind the the CB's they where the last line of defense.
It makes sense, the 9ers are the best run team and the Rams where playing the run first.
-12-05-2012 #36
Re: janoris jenkins
Not to mention Jenkins has been prone to bite on play action and double moves.
It's a learning process for Jenkins right now, and until he develops better instincts, the Rams are not going to take the chance of a receiver getting behind him for a big play, especially as you said, they were playing run first with the safeties.
As others have pointed out, the strategy worked. Gore was a non-factor, big plays were kept to a minimum, and the whiners only scored 13 points.
-12-05-2012 #37
Re: janoris jenkins
Jenkins is obviously not beyond criticism, but I think it would be accurate to say that he is responsible for more big plays than he has given up, and responsible for more wins than losses.
Not bad for a rookie.
-12-05-2012 #38
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Interesting, I think he has very good football instincts. He's definitely a player and he's a big play maker. When's the last time we had a rookie playmaker like him on defense? We've had a crap defense for years and the first playmaker that comes along gets as much criticism as he does praise. And I'm not just picking on you. For crying out loud people - the kid's playmaking won a game for us!
I just don't get it. We complain for years about the lack of talent and then when we get talent we tear it down. Unreal!!
-12-06-2012 #39
Re: janoris jenkins
I'm not complaining, I love Jenkins, and agree that he's a major playmaker who is something special. My point was that as a young player still leaning the subtleties of playing CB in the NFL, he's susceptible to being drawn out of position by play fakes, and still needs to develop the insticts to avoid those situations.
Thanks for not picking on me.
-12-06-2012 #40
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Jenkins is great. Really instinctual and very football smart
Two things he needs to clear up as a rookie
1. Staring in the backfield. Its helped him a few times but he has gotten burnt way to much because of it.
2. Guessing players routes. I think he does this by what he sees on film. If you watch his interviews, you know he's a tape guy who looks for receivers tendencies. Just like the former, this has helped him here and there, but hurt him more often.
No questions hes a playmaker. Those two things dont concern me all to much being that he is after all a rookie. He will have his bumps in the road.
-12-06-2012 #41
Re: janoris jenkins
Just because you want to stop the run does not mean that corners should be essentially guaranteeing the opposing offense a first down if they run a slant. If we are going to cite other former pros then just listen to Darryl Johnson and Tony Siragusa being angered and dumbfounded as to why Jenkins was handing the ***** first downs repeatedly on 3rd and short.
Like I said, I'm not blaming Jenkins for this entirely because I don't know if its him or the coaching staff at fault but whoever is making the decision to have the corners play 10 yards off on 3rd and short needs to change their thinking. To use a basketball analogy, nobody plays 5 guys in the paint defensively to stop Lebron James while completely ignoring Ray Allen and leaving him open for the corner 3.Last edited by jmk321; -12-06-2012 at 05:40 AM.
-12-06-2012 #42
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I'm just trying to provide why Jenkins was off coverage. He did not line up where he wanted but where the coaches put him. Darryl Johnson and Tony Siragusa may be dumbfounded by the scheme but that's not Jenkins doing. Last I looked we won the game and they did not run the ball all day. So we gave up a first down or two in the process. All part of a winning game plan if you ask me.
Like I said, I'm not blaming Jenkins for this entirely because I don't know if its him or the coaching staff at fault but whoever is making the decision to have the corners play 10 yards off on 3rd and short needs to change their thinking.
Farr told the Rams fan why Jenkins was back in coverage and Darryl Johnson and Tony Siragusa where questioning the results of the scheme. Bottom line the game plan worked we won and shut down Gore.
The biggest reason for the drought was the complete shutdown of San Francisco running back Frank Gore. Following a 23-yard run early in the game, Gore was unable to get much of anything on the ground. In fact, he finished with 58 yards on 23 carries, an average of just 2.5 yards and that includes the long run early in the game.
-12-06-2012 #43
Re: janoris jenkins
4 years ago if you looked around the Rams roster, you'd have struggled to find guys that were obvious "players" to build the franchise around other than Jackson.
On offense they now have:
Bradford, Amendola, Givens (maybe eventually) and Wells and Dahl are very solid.
On defense they now have:
JLau, Long, Quinn, Jenkins, Finnigan and likely Brockers
This franchise is in the middle of a massive turn around. Jenkins and Quinn may be the core of this defense for the next decade.
-12-06-2012 #44
Re: janoris jenkins
What do you think the national media would be saying about Jenkins if he was playing (and putting up the same numbers) for New England?
They'd be saying how Bill Belichick is a great talent evaluator who knows how to take a troubled talent like Jenkins and make him a top candidate for Defensive Rookie of the Year.
-12-07-2012 #45
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Definitely love this kid. I haven't made a jersey investment since my Steven Jackson one over 4 years ago. However with this new future team, I ordered a throwback Janoris Jenkins jersey. Thats how high, I hold him to a standard already.
Next up Bradford jersey, just can't decide which one I want.
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Newman enters the GoBowling.com 400 at Pocono Raceway in search of a full-time seat for 2014 following the announcement that his contract with Stewart-Haas Racing would not be renewed. Still, the former Pocono winner isn't feeling a sense of urgency.
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Glenn Rodney Purcell of Weston passed away March 12, 2012, at the Kadlec Medical Center in Richland at the age of 68 years. Funeral services will be Thursday, March 15, 2012, at 10:30 a.m. at the Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home in Milton-Freewater with burial in the Weston Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Weston Methodist Church, Humane Society or charity of the donor's choice through the funeral home. There will be a meal for family and friends at the Weston Community Hall following the graveside service.
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I try to tee off at 530 AM just to avoid the endless waiting after every shot! I am done and home by 10 or 1030 and gives me plenty of time for other things!
Even in the dead of summer, I can't get out before about 6:15 or so.........unless we're playing with glow in the dark balls!
Okay one more reply and hopefully i will make some sense. i used golfnow on a couple of courses one in my area and when i went to long island played Dougleston. when i use it here its at a country club they offer 1 tee time, well you get stuck between 2 tourneys you could be teeing off the lo behold here comes a foursome out of the wood work 1 behind and 1 in front, wtf now you start slow play, i tried booking this way several times with the same result i wont do that again. of course at Dougleston no body was out there except me and an Asian four some (story in its self). as financial stand point of the courses, don't let it get in bad shape, what happens, they have to dump a lot of financial resources all at once and then they have cash flow problems, no monies in the bank when they need it, hell keeping up with the irrigation systems would help, get the lazy ass grounds people to do something instead of goofing off (management problem) plus some of the courses have huge club houses that put a drain on the resources(those have chefs on staff, huge banquet rooms they can hardly keeped booked) for experience golfers helping out duffers, don't want to ruffle feathers but get out of your comfort zone, be a teacher if you go out with one or two duffers throw you inhibitions away for the day "teach" or try to, some guys are to stuffy to reach out to newbies. when i first went out i played with an old leather ass old man that probably has a 10 hcp if not less, after duffing, swinging my ass off and not even close to the green he said lets pick up and move along, hell i took no offense because i knew i sucked, but he mentioned a couple of pointers during the round and i thanked him for a good time. that particular time it did not discourage me from continuing with this game.
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Sorry I couldn't make it past the 'Asian four some' part.
only offering my opinion brother. that foursome they would bust ass down the fairway but once they hit the green i took for ever to putt out, i was waiting on a par 3 it was an elevated tee box no wind break (wind kicking 20 plus at 30 ish degrees) freezing my ass off, waiting on those guy, seems like a few coins was at stake. but talk about some type of slow play....that was slow and i had my son who has never played golf, playing with me and we was slow. get your mind out of the gutter dak J/K
I was actually referring to my inability to plow through your sea of words, but now that you mention it, how does the fact that they were Asian have any relevancy to anything? And, get my mind out of the gutter???
never mind then continue on, this why some people dont post because of the turn off "Plowing through words", sorry that my mind does not translate to my fingers as some of you find very easy to do, as in the ending a mention "J/K" just kidding. o well another stuffy forum by by.
in my experience golfnow is the exact same price as what the course offers. This is in the Phoenix area. Golfnow may have started as a way to offer discount rates and/or it may still be that way in other areas, but pretty much every public course is on there in/around Phoenix and the prices are pretty much exactly what you'd pay at the course. Actually one course (imo) is smart and charges a slightly higher rate on golfnow than it has listed on its website.
Also, I highly doubt golfnow is taking $20 of your $25 tee time. More like golfnow takes 10% max and really probably a set fee of $3 or less. Courses would never sign up otherwise b/c it'd be cheaper to advertise on tv/radio/billboards etc. I agree golfnow is a great tool, but it's still all about the golf course.
edit Golfnow shows these as "discount rates" but this discount is off of the astronomical winter rack rate in Phoenix. I'm not sure if other areas of the country have such staggering differences in greens fees between fall/winter/spring and summer.
The courses set the price for golfnow, it can be whatever they want. Here it ranges from being the same as walking in to deep discounts at offpeak times to specials that include carts and lunch. Most if not all of the big discounts in this area are offered by courses that are out of the way. We have some very nice courses that just don't bring in the people because they are too far from the metro area. Even the far out courses not using GN are affordable compared to the metro courses, especially after 1PM when all they see after that is locals. I play a great course about 20 minutes from home that offers $22/18 hole rates with GPS carts after 4PM on GN.
I'm late to the thread, so my apologies if this has been covered...
I voted "too difficult", but I really think it's a combination of too difficult, too expensive, and takes too long. If the game was easier, and beginners were quicker to hit those satisfying shots that make us addicts, then I could see them finding a way to justify the cost and the time away from family. But, golf is pretty frustrating to learn, and the newbie usually has to spend time really learning the game to get to the point where the financial and time costs are justified by the enjoyment returned...
For example, I work in a field (medicine, anesthesia to be precise) that traditionally has a large number of golfers. I can't think of another golfer under the age of 50 in my work circle of colleagues (an OR staff of about 50 anesthesiologists and around 100 surgeons, plus many nurses and techs that are potential golfers). Plenty of older guys golf, but most of the younger guys are into cycling, tennis, running, adult basketball or soccer leagues. These are all sports where they can quickly do their thing after work or on a weekend morning, then still be home to get the kids/wife to whatever activity it is that day. I can think of maybe 3 or 4 guys that have tried to pick up the game, only to quit after their first year. The reason? They had more fun doing other things that they could excel at with less practice. They had fun golfing, but not ENOUGH fun to justify the time, and they didn't see themselves having the time to practice and get to the point where every round was worth finding a way to make the free time.
Similarly, if I make the argument that joining a club would reduce the time obstacle (generally faster rounds vs. public courses, and free access to practice facilities), the money obstacle takes over. Not enough disposable income to justify anywhere from $6k to $15k/year (at least in our area), on a sport that they aren't fully committed to (yet).
Oddly, I know about 6 guys, all under 40, that grew up golfing (via parents at a country club), and at one point in their life were pretty good at it. They are now successful in their careers, have the disposable income, enjoy the game, but just don't have the time to play regularly. Wives, kids, career, etc...
I'm fortunate enough to have some financial flexibility and a supportive wife, but I see a day in the next few years, as the kids' activities increase, that my rounds per year will go WAY down. Then, if I'm only playing 5-10x per year, giving it up completely isn't that far off. Golf is incredibly fun when you're playing well. Hacking your way through a case of balls over 6 hours? No thanks...
I work with mostly 20 year olds and the reason they have no attraction to play golf is the time. Most people these days can't spend 5 hours away from their phones, computers, TV, or what have you. The cost will always be an issue. Some people can't see spending $1000 for clubs, bag, balls and so on. But, it is so easy to buy used these days. My first set was used. I got everything for $200 at most. I used those for a year before I saved enough for a proper set. I sold those and went back to used clubs, but they are nice. My wife bought me a new bag last year, and Dick's always has nice deals. So, with patience, you can get into golf pretty cheap.
It is a tough game, no doubt, but if you do not have the time to devote to golf, you will not be any good at it. So, it being a tough game to me flls back on not having tme.
Rules too complicated; well they can be. But, you can still go out on a cheap public course and just count your strokes. If I lose a ball, drop and continue. If you are out there having fun...I do not see the issue with worrying about all the rules. I am sure some here does nt like this, but my playing partner uses his foot often in a round. Let him have fun...I will count all my strokes. And at the end of the day, I know who won.
The amount of location to play/practice can be an issue, but I grew up in Boca Raton and now live in San Antonio. BR is nearly half golf courses, and SA has a TON of public courses that you can play for less that $50...and a few are really nice.
Anyways, I think the biggset deterance is time. I love golf, but sometimes I am too busy to play. I would love to be able to play golf at night.
When I was a kid (20-25 years ago), and told people I played golf-the response from my peers usually ranged between teasing and derogatory digs. 'Do you wear plaid pants too'? Brilliant. Then Tiger came along and made it cool. This brought in a huge influx of new players, many of whom thought they could just practice their way onto the tour. I can't tell you how many times I hear people say that if they could practice like a tour pro-they could play at least scratch golf. My response now is usually: 'you played organized hockey from ages 5-19, why didn't you make the NHL'? My point being-all these new players found out golf is damn hard and expensive and are slowly leaving the game. Am I a bad person, if this doesn't bother me in the least?
Since I set up the poll, I've spent more time talking to people I know that don't play and asked them why. The responses have been interesting in that I didn't anticipate some or the combinations of reasons they gave. Here are a few of more unique responses;
It's interesting that here in NY there are so many misconceptions about the game and the costs associated with playing it.
I see inexperienced golfers (which I'm assuming to be new) all the time. However, this is a very difficult, expensive game to play. That will cut down a lot of the newcomers.
I here this all the time from my daughters. They're just not interested. They have too many other choices that are (in their minds) more appealing. They cannot understand why I love to play, especially since I have so much trouble getting the ball into the "little cups."
I think golf lacks the instant gratification that a lot of people have come to expect in life.
I have a new thought about this after talking this over with my high school students. I would say close to 90-95% of the kids I talked to about golf have had only 1 way to experience golf so far, and that is on TV. The overhwelming majority of them said that it is one of the most boring things they have ever watched, so why would we go out and try a sport that appears to be the most boring thing on the planet. I don't know how they could improve on golf coverage to make it more exciting to novice/new/young people. I doubt there is anything they can do to make it more appealing but it is a reality that could be hindering new/young players from entering the game. I never thought of it in that light before. I have always liked golf, but even sometimes I find golf boring on TV. I do understand where they are coming from.


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MoviePass is a new service designed to do for physical movie theatres what Netflix did for rentals, turning movie-going into an all-you-can-eat subscription service. For $25 to $40/mo (depending on where you live), MoviePass allows you to attend as many movies as you like (but no more than once per day; note 1).
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1. User goes to the theatre location and checks in using the MoviePass app (inset). The check-in only works within 100 yards of the theatre.
2. MoviePass then adds the price of the movie to its prepaid card.
3. Consumer walks to the window and purchases a ticket with the MoviePass card using up the entire balance (note 2).
It's a clever mashup of GPS, point of sale, mobile and payment technologies.
Relevance: No word on who's powering the card, but hopefully we'll see it used in other applications. It could be a solution for youth spending (parents preapprove locations/amounts), employee purchases (employers preapprove locations/amounts), or rewards/offers (money appears on your card only when you check in at specific locations).
1. Clearly, the company won't be able to make a return at $40/mo unless they cut deals with theatres for discounts (especially to fill second-run and weeknight seats), which is the end-game here. At a cost of $5/ticket, it probably works. At $10 per ticket, movie buffs hitting theatres two to three times per week are going to kill the model.
2. Presumably, MoviePass has controls that limit the purchase to the theatre where the checkin occurred. And it must be limiting checkins to the registered phone only, otherwise the card could be passed to friends and the biz model won't work. I also assume MoviePass will confiscate any unused balance if the ticket price is less than what was advanced or if the customer doesn't buy a ticket.
3. It would be interesting if they also partnered with RedBox so you could get unlimited DVD rentals AND theatres in one monthly price.
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Lithium battery fire at FedEx
Anyone have any more info on the fire at the FedEx hub in Memphis? From what I have been told a Lithium battery pack was damaged when the box it was in got damaged in the sorting equipment. It started to smoke just before loading on a jet. While it did not get onto the plane it came very close.
This close call should give pause to everyone using and shipping Lithium batteries! DOT, NTSB, and the Navy are all involved in the investigation. I bet that there are going to be some serious restrictions on shipping as a result. Steve |
That's one battery out of millions that I'm sure have shipped over the years. Nothing made by man is perfect, but to invoke serious restictions on shipping because of one unfortunate case is going a bit extreme.
Also, is there proof this even took place? I'm sure similar events have happened with shippment of flammable material such as glow fuel, but there are no serious restictions on shipping such liquid. There are restrictions, but I wouldn't call them serious. Proper labeling and packaging are hardly serious restictions. Sticking a lipo in a paper envelope is hardly proper packaging, but using cardboard boxes with bubble wrap may just be the ticket. I think everyone shipping lipos should just use common sense, and be aware of the dangers involved in a damaged pack. I'm sure that some people packaging lipos in large warehouses like Tower Hobbies may not know about the dangers involved, but with proper education could prevent these "serious restrictions" that you bet will occur. Lets not get carried away with this. Lipos are very stable if you just use common sense. |
It did happen on August 9th 2004. This Panasonic document refers to it: http://www.panasonic.com/industrial/...qu-Lithium.pdf Steve |
I found this document: http://www.panasonic.com/industrial/...qu-Lithium.pdf
it covers regulations for shipping Lithium batteries and mentions a fire at Fedex on Aug 9,2004. It sounds like work has already being done to regulate shipping of Lithium batteries. Pat MacKenzie |
Steve, I think you may be right. It could end up having these types of batteries ground ship only. Adds time and cost to the shipping fees. Might have to have specialty packaging too. Time will tell if the industry will choose to make this new set of rules.
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It's a hazmat material what did you expect? To be able to ship it like a letter to your grandma? And this is for large quantities of batteries, not the single cell that your lhs might sent to a customer. I mean every company has to follow the same guidlines when shipping mass tonage of batts. http://www.ulbi.com/whitepapers/Ultr...egulations.pdf
When you say serious restriction, I start thinking, "Unable to ship product without special permit/license" Is that what your trying to say? Or are you talking about proper labeling and packaging? That's been implemented for years. And I think there are exemptions for smaller shippments (which is the level we deal on), they don't require any special shipping methods. It says so in that document. Anyway, I don't think this is anything to get worked up on. I really don't see people needing permits to ship a couple lipos to a friend. |
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Look, I spent 10 years managing our company's shipping department & I was very meticulous on how I shipped stuff. I almost always shipped things in Boxes with PROPER packaging, either Bubble-Pack or foam peanuts or both. The UPS guy told me that if you don't package correctly your item WILL get damaged. I once received a Lipo battery in a padded envelope, what kind of idiot ships Lipo's in an envelope? I don't deal with that retailer anymore.
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Steve, I followed your link to the Panasonic document and if I understand it, then the concept of "lithium equivalency" (LE) is very important for our ability to ship Lipo battery packs.
Correct my errors but I think it says that the limit to ship is 1.5 gram Lithiun Equivaleny (LE) per cell, and 8.0 grams per battery pack. Lithium Equivalency (LE) = .3 times the cells rated capacity (rated how?) in amp hours. Take a 2000 mah cell, the (LE) per cell is 2.0 x .3 = .6 grams With a battery pack limit of 8.0 grams that means the pack could have no more than 13 cells 8.0 / .6 = 13.33 So a 4s3p pack made up of 2000 mah calls is OK, but a 4s4p pack is not. Also, the section on "End User" transportation is interesting as it seems to say that you cannot have Lipo packs in your checked luggage and can only have 2 packs with you in carry on, but even then there are packaging requirements. I hate to think of how the regulators will look at our practice of shipping damaged Lipo packs back to the supplier at their request!!! Brad |
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Mike, I also received some lipos in a padded envolope along side some fragile slow fly props. It amazed me that the package made it half way across the world without turning into a bag or rubbish. Actually there was no damage at all.
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You cannot say the same about the Lithium Polymer cells we use in our R/C planes. |
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Why in the hell wont they put lipos in a hardcase like on cell phones,i have a cell phone with a liion battery and i have done everything to it, short of setting it on fire without any problems,granted li ion batts maybe alil bit safer but a lipo with a plastic case will be much safer then a foil wrap,besides the case will only add a few grams on a battery that is 4 times lighter then any other type of batt out there??
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Refrigerate for 2 hours. Once cooled down, spread onto silicone mat. Bake at 240°F for 20 minutes. Turn off the oven, while still warm, cut to the desired shape. Cool completely and store flat in airtight container with silica until ready to use. |
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So how can you see how much the client has progressed? And how about starting the client up? Is this done automatically? Or should the user do it through the terminal after each reboot? Are there any plans for a gui like that one for windows?
If you look inside the install directory where you are running boinc, you'll see an XML file called client_state.xml. Inside there, you'll find current task progress. For myself, I made a simple webapp (under Tomcat) that parses the XML and displays some of the information in a web page. I can then simply go to that page to see my Seti status.
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Depending on your version of Mac OS X, i Use Jaguar, and this is an example of how I do it using terminal, cd inthedirectoryboincis/slots/0 press return type in grep prog state.sah press return this is what it looks like for me, [mattruthsimac:boinc-seti10.2.8/slots/0] mattruth% grep prog state.sah 0.46142567 hope this helps give an idea if the other ideas do not work for them.. Matt.


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All about Trees.
Trees support Human Life. [Infographic]
One Big Tree = Oxygen for Four Humans.
I love trees. Protip: don't lock your bike to 'em. Don't slackline on 'em without cushioning the tree.
"The net cooling effect of a young, healthy tree is equivalent to 10 room-size air conditioners operating 20 hours a day." -U.S. Department of Agriculture
"Trees properly placed around buildings can reduce air conditioning needs by 30 percent and can save 20% to 50% in energy used for heating." – U.S. Forest Service
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The drought has been disastrous for my woods…..many solid hardwood, oaks esp. have been stricken….this after the looper worms weakened them this spring with defoliation….pray for rain
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Dunning Kruger effect in action! This, guys, is what just may have killed IBM, from me to you. I am a former IBM employee.
Remarkably, Who Says Elephants Can't Dance? demands that "dealing final blows" be praised as "saving" (short-term "rescue" entrenching the long-term demise AKA "Historic Turnaround"). The sections measuring the merits e.g. of OS/2 (and over the years, pretty much any technological asset) by the same standard as consumer packaged goods are particularly saddening.


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Hampea (Hampea montebellensis)
Kingdom | Plantae |
Phylum | Tracheophyta |
Class | Magnoliopsida |
Order | Malvales |
Family | Malvaceae |
Genus | Hampea (1) |
Classified as Endangered (EN) on the IUCN Red List
Information on Hampea montebellensis is currently being researched and written and will appear here shortly.
This information is awaiting authentication by a species expert, and will be updated as soon as possible. If you are able to help please contact:
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Something About Us [8-BIT Mix]
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I wanted to capture the mood of the original song in this remix, keeping it slow, moving, ethereal. Lots of audio filter and audio pan helped create the atmosphere. Mellow hip hop drums stacked with 8-bit equivalents keep the percussion feeling full, while maintaining a low-fi mood. The outro's sound was created by an automation bug, but I liked what the software was doing so I tweaked it a little.
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Visit : Castle, Architectural Heritage
Feudal Castle of La Roche-en-Ardenne
© SI La Roche - O Lefevre
- Address:
Rue du Vieux Château 4
6980 LA ROCHE-EN-ARDENNE - MAPS: Google Maps
- Opening Dates
- from Friday 1 May 2015 to Tuesday 30 June 2015
- Daily : 11:00-17:00
- from Wednesday 1 July 2015 to Monday 31 August 2015
- Daily : 10:00-18:00
- from Tuesday 1 September 2015 to Saturday 31 October 2015
- Daily : 11:00-17:00
- from Sunday 1 November 2015 to Thursday 31 December 2015 (except on: Friday)
- Week : 13:00-16:00
- Weekend : 11:00-17:00
- Christmas holidays : 11:00-16:30
- from Friday 1 May 2015 to Tuesday 30 June 2015
© SI La Roche - O Lefevre
© G Dalaidenne
© OPT - JL Flemal
Overlooking the town and the river Ourthe, this 9th century castle makes La Roche "The pearl of the Ardennes" and the province of Luxembourg.
Perched on the Deister rocky spur, this site has been a Neolithic residence, a Roman settlement and the home of the Frankish Kings.
Despite the major changes undergone by the castle (excavations have brought new halls as well as 15th-century remains to the surface), the current ruins with their towers, arrow slits and oubliettes have retained the feel of feudal times.
The castle hosts many activities and events, to the delight of the town's inhabitants and visitors alike. You can witness a falconry show or take part in the Grand Weekend Historique du XVIIe siècle (Large 17th century weekend).
You could even shiver every night of the summer, when the ghost of Berthe, the Lord of the Manor's daughter, appears. According to the legend, she was killed on her wedding night by her rival, Countess Alix de Salm.
In practice
Closed in case of snow and/or ice. Also closed 25/12, 01/01 and for La Roche Carnival (in March).
Adults €5
Children €3
Groups (minimum 15 people): adults €4.50 and children €2.50
Guided tours for groups must be booked in advance and can be done in French, Dutch and English.
€30 maximum 20 people.
€30 maximum 20 people.
Falconry show
In July and August, everyday at 11:30am, 2pm and 4pm.
The Ghost of Berthe show
In July and August, at 10pm (cancelled if weather is bad).
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Mathew, Grace and Nammalwar, P and Chakraborty, S K and Livingston, P and Philipose, K K and Ameer Hamsa, K M S (2000) Exploited resources of major perches in India. In: Marine Fisheries Research and Management. Pillai, V N and Menon, N G,(eds.) CMFRI; Kochi, Kochi, pp. 636-655.
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The present paper reviews the studies on the exploited resources of mqjor perches from, the Indian seas. Major perches consist of fairly large sized fishes belonging to families Serranidae, Lutjanidae and Lethrinidae, popularly known as rock cods,snappers and pigface breams respectively. They form 17% of the total perch catch. The average annual production of major perches in the country during 1990-98 is estimated as 23,800t. The highest landing of major perches is from the state ofTamilnadu (49.5%), followed by Kerala (19.74%). They inhabit the rocky and coralline grounds of/" the south west and south east coasts and the Wadge Bank and also in the rocky grounds off Gujarat and Maharashtra . Along the south west and south east coasts, the peak fishing season is from December to April. This resource could be exploited more efficiently by hooks and lines as well as the traps rather than trawl nets, as the grounds are often not trawlable.
Item Type: | Book Section |
Uncontrolled Keywords: | perches; India |
Subjects: | Demersal Fishes > Perch fishes |
Divisions: | CMFRI-Cochin > Marine Capture > Demersal Fisheries |
ID Code: | 4309 |
Deposited By: | Arun Surendran |
Deposited On: | 04 Oct 2010 11:11 |
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Judge James E. Rogan
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Judge Rogan worked his way through a small community college, and then earned his Juris Doctorate from University of California at Berkeley and UCLA Law School.After law school and passing the bar examination, he became a corporate litigator at a Los Angeles law firm. He then took a pay cut to become Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney.
In 1990, he was appointed by the governor to be California's youngest sitting judge on the Glendale Municipal Court. In 1994, Judge Rogan ran for and won a special election to the California State Assembly, where he was unanimously elected during his freshman term to serve as the first Republican Majority Leader in almost 30 years. In 1996, he won the first of two consecutive terms to the United States Congress. Judge Rogan was chosen to be one of the House prosecutors in the historic U.S. Senate impeachment trial of President William Jefferson Clinton. Rogan served as undersecretary of commerce and director of the United States Patent and Trademark Office in the Bush administration. In 2006 California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger appointed him as judge on the Orange County Superior Court.


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Released: Jan 01st, 1997
Running Time: 79
Director: Ivan Bundt
Company: Gentlemen\'S Video
Meridian (I), Guy DiSilva, Dave Cummings, Greg Fullten, Raquel Lace, Warren Scott, Shannon Rush, Lexi Eriksson, Rick Masters, Westin Chase, Chelsea Blue, Kim Kummings, Dave Hardman, Jack Hammer
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
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After the death of PIPA this morning comes the news that Lamar Smith, the Republican chair of the House Judiciary Committee who planned on resuming the markup of SOPA, the House version of anti-piracy legislation, in February, has put the bill into cold storage. The work of the grassroots coalition did the trick: SOPA and PIPA are dead for now.
SOPA Also Dies; Anti-Piracy Push Languishes for Now |
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Pressure on House Republicans may have doomed anti-piracy legislation for the year. Darrell Issa, who along with Ron Wyden has been out in front of the opposition to SOPA and PIPA, the respective bills on this issue, says that he secured a promise from House Majority Leader Eric Cantor that no bill will hit the House floor without "consensus."


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Many artists in the 19th century painted outdoors instead of in the studio and that was a new technique. What style of art are we talking about?
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The technical term is "Plein Aire" – "fresh air" in French – and it differs from studio painting in these respects: The artist took his/her easel and canvas outdoors to a scene in Nature. There he/she would capture the "moment" of light, shadow, movement, etc. before the light changed. Before this Romantic concentration, the artist would just sketch a scene, making some general notes about color, and then actually paint indoors, using sketches and notes as guides to remember the scene generally. This technique, then, is symbolic of the Romantic Movement in general – to get back to Nature, to remove as many of the "human" mental interferences as possible. The movement was made possible in part because of technological advances in paint (in tubes, for example), and partly because of the relative poverty of the artists, who could not always afford a studio. Associated with this term is "Alla Prima," a technique that allows one layer of paint to be brushed over another before it is dry.
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