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Hey guys, I want to pack a discrete octave doubler circuit into the OC-2 simply using a pair of diodes and the 273-1380 transformer. Something simple like:
Since both this plan and the output of 1/4 octave of the pedal go to 100k pots (I'm assuming Logarithmic), I figured I'd just wire each output to a dpdt before going to the pot.
I have a weak understanding of Octave Dividers (or doublers) and especially the OC-2's 'flip-flop' circuitry, but I figured it would be sensible to try tapping the input pins of the dual-opamp and buffering it through a JFet to use as the input of the Octave Doubler (transformer).
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Stan Van Gundy sounds off on Dwight Howard
The former coach is blunt, saying his former player has lost explosiveness and must adjust. Oh, and the two are getting along just fine.
December 29, 2012, 7:15 p.m.
Stan Van Gundy still exchanges friendly text messages with the player who he once claimed wanted him fired.
Van Gundy will tell Dwight Howard good luck before a game, or inform the star center that he played well after a solid performance for the Lakers.
Howard has sent more than thanks to his former coach. He also passed along some thoughts on his new team's primary shortcoming.
"The only thing he's really gotten into was," Van Gundy said Friday in a phone interview, "he wants their defense to be better."
Some might say Howard is part of the problem. The six-time All-Star has not resembled the dominant force many Lakers fans envisioned, his inspired performance Friday against the Portland Trail Blazers notwithstanding.
Howard has been a distant second option on offense behind Kobe Bryant. And he has only sporadically been a game-changing presence for a defense that is giving up 100.2 points per game, ranking 23rd in the NBA.
Leave it to Van Gundy to deliver a blunt assessment.
"I don't think he looks quite as explosive or as quick as he has in the past," said Van Gundy, who coached Howard in Orlando for five seasons before being fired in May. "Now, he's still above almost everyone in the league at that size athletically, but he has not totally looked like himself to me."
Howard was clearly the league's best big man in Orlando, winning defensive player of the year three times and leading the Magic to the Finals in 2009.
The Lakers are .500 two months into the season in part because of Howard's uneven play. He is averaging 17.6 points and 11.8 rebounds, the latter statistic representing his lowest output since his rookie season eight years ago.
Van Gundy cited Howard's back surgery in April and a diminished role in the offense as the biggest triggers for his rough start.
"It's a big adjustment for him going from being the guy to not only being the No. 2 guy but really a No. 2 guy that really doesn't get the ball very much at all," Van Gundy said. "It's a different deal and an adjustment he has to make. Those kind of things take time."
Bryant is hoisting 21.5 shots per game, almost double Howard's 10.8 shots, while enjoying a resurgence in efficiency. Bryant's 47.8% shooting accuracy is on pace to be the best of his 17 NBA seasons.
Van Gundy suggested that Howard needed to tweak his game like Miami's Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh did after becoming teammates with LeBron James.
In other words, don't expect to score as much.
"I think Dwight is going to be more than willing to make the adjustment," Van Gundy said, "but it's still an adjustment and it takes time mentally too because your ego — and ego is not a bad thing, it's a good thing, you need it to be great in this league — tells you that you're supposed to be the man and having to adjust to playing off somebody else is not an easy thing."
Howard has said he's willing to play whatever role is necessary to win his first championship. His job has been complicated by early season upheaval, including the firing of Coach Mike Brown and injuries to Steve Nash and Pau Gasol.
"We have to learn how to win together," Howard said this month. "It takes time. It's going to click one day and all this mess will be over with."
Potentially divisive situations are nothing new for Howard. He vacillated in his trade demands during his final season in Orlando, prompting the Magic to fire Van Gundy in a last-ditch attempt to placate its franchise player.
It didn't work. Orlando traded a still-unhappy Howard to the Lakers in August as part of a deal that netted the Magic six players and a slew of draft picks.
Howard denied Van Gundy's assertion that he had gone to team management in an attempt to oust his coach, but there is no lingering tension between the duo.
"Look, management makes decisions," said Van Gundy, who now works as a college basketball analyst for NBC. "The L.A. Laker management fired Mike Brown. The Orlando Magic management fired me and the Brooklyn Nets management fired Avery Johnson.
"Dwight and my time in Orlando, I thought the relationship was good, worked well, produced results and that's what player-coach relationships in this league should be about, are the results that they get and the results here were good, mainly because Dwight's as good as he is. He's a great, great player and I have a great appreciation for what he did for our teams and for me as a coach."
What can Howard do for the Lakers? Van Gundy didn't rule out a happy ending.
"I think he's getting ready to have a great year and you've got to have some patience, which is not a thing that fans really have in abundance and I understand that," Van Gundy said. "I think if they can stay healthy, by late January you'll have a pretty good indication of whether or not things are working."
All Van Gundy will have to do to find out is to check his phone.
XXIV wrote:It's going to take some time before we see the Dwight of old, and I don't believe that will happen until next season.
BDG wrote:I'm not taking into account his health right now when I say this ...
... but Dwight has been a BUST so far for us.
He's supposed to be the most dominant player in the game but has only had one or two "dominant" games for us.
Ariza3 wrote:where is he? best center in the league gets out played by every center we play against. I don't get it. there one and and not the next and has nothing to do with rest
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If you want to see how it's possible to marry the ideas of speed and also quality in auto detailing, then look no further than Waves Car Wash in West Roxbury, MA. It is here that owner Adam Korngold has perfected a system for providing customers a fast, reliable service that also meets their high expectations.
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Korngold bought the carwash in 2003 while he was in college studying business. A few years later, he was itching to grow the location into a more profitable site.
"After doing some research visiting other carwashes and speaking to experts, I decided that I had enough land to build a detail center and that detailing was growing faster than the overall carwash industry," he explained.
In 2006, he built the 3,000-sq. ft. detail center with four bays for express services. He also added a waiting room with windows allowing customers to watch their cars getting cleaned, as well as an accessory store.
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The carwash is the main source of generating detail customers at Waves. According to Korngold, 40 percent of the customers that bring their cars to his tunnel only intend on purchasing a full-service carwash package. So, how does he get them out of the tunnel and into the detailing bays? Well, it's done through good old fashioned marketing.
"I heavily promote detailing. I have many signs, banners, and pricing menus throughout my property and retail stores," Korngold said. "I also have coupons offering discounts in local papers and on the back of supermarket receipts. In the past I have offered detail customers a free month of unlimited carwashes."
Korngold recommended keeping an up-to-date customer database. He uses his list of e-mail and home addresses to send reminder cards every three months. He also gives away a free microfiber towel with each detail job "which allows the customer to easily touch up something in the vehicle, such as wax left on the exterior or a smudge on a window."
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The most important factor in selling detail services is having a confident salesperson, said Korngold, "who can show value in the price and have confidence in the quality."
Korngold has three sales employees who work outside to greet customers. All three sales employees have worked in the detail center and understand the process and benefits of the services they are selling. The sales employees have to demonstrate the value of the service, according to Korngold, who currently has 24 employees including nine detail employees.
"My employee will look inside the customers' vehicles and point out stains and additional services that will benefit the customer," Korngold explained. His employee then gives an estimated completion time and explains the price — "making sure to charge appropriately for heavily soiled vehicles or for pet hair."
Following the service recommendation and the sale, the employee prints a ticket with the price and hands the customer a form to fill out before work can begin on the vehicle. Inside the accessory store/waiting room, the customer fills out his or her name, address, phone number, and e-mail and hands the cashier the form.
The cashier then enters the customer's contact information into the wash's point of sale (POS) system. "The information is necessary so we can contact the customer if we leave anything out of the vehicle or if the customer leaves personal property in the waiting room," said Korngold.
Go fast and still do a good job
To run an express detailing center, it is important to stay away from the "fast food" mentality where quality is sacrificed for speed. To do this, Korngold has implemented some key ingredients at his detail center.
"We have two employees working on a vehicle at all times. Our detailing center is equipped with a central vacuum and pumping station, as well as a Detail Plus chemical dispensing stations that are located on both sides of the vehicle," he said. The two employees are responsible for checking the other's work.
A set target time is 15 minutes per service (carpet shampoo, seat shampoo, interior clean, and hand wax) and an additional five minutes is added per service for oversized vehicles and five additional minutes for each $10 in surcharges above the standard price.
Korngold emphasizes speed by entering the time started and finished for each service in a customized database application that tracks the employee's total time for the task. The program keeps track of the employee times and a full time detail supervisor updates employees continuously.
"At the end of the month, the fastest employee without any quality issues is awarded $200. The second fastest employee is awarded $100," Korngold said. Last month, his fastest employee averaged an 11 minute and 30 second turnaround per service.
Key components to working expressly
A complete express detail at Waves includes compound and wax, an interior clean, a carpet shampoo and a seat shampoo. Products that help you to work faster may be more expensive, but they're worth it, according to Korngold.
"I pay more for products that increase the speed of the work. The higher price of the product is more than offset by the labor savings," he explained.
Korngold said they currently use an aerosol vinyl dressing shine product that saves significant time over a liquid vinyl dressing. His employees spray all cloth material with an enzyme that breaks down stains without having to use brushes on upholstery.
Debra Gorgos is managing editor of Professional Carwashing & Detailing®.


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The Truckee volleyball team defeated North Tahoe in three games Wednesday and South Tahoe in four tightly contested games Tuesday to run its win streak to eight straight.
The Wolverines are now 17-9 overall, 6-0 in Mount Rose League play and 8-0 against the Division I-A.
Jessie Joplin was named Player of the Match against North Tahoe, which host Truckee won by a score of 25-9, 25-11, 25-14. Joplin finished with 14 digs and a service ace.
Mackenzie Redner posted a match-high 13 kills and two blocks, Mel Jones had six kills and 10 service points, Chelsea Mohun had six kills and 12 assists, and Gabby Moretti had five kills and 20 assists. Kestlie Stefanelli had 18 digs.
For the Lakers, Lauren Willson finished with three kills, Jordan Briggs had two kills and six digs, and Kylie Willson had 13 digs. Taylor Briggs added seven digs and Jennay Argiris had five digs and three service points.
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With four games to work with, Redner smashed 24 kills to lead the way. Lauren Peak finished with nine kills and a team-high 12 service points, while Moretti had 38 assists. Stefanelli was named Player of the Match, recording a team-high 19 digs and three service aces.
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Becks talks with press after signing a new contract with the LA Galaxy.
Sexy Brit, Jude Law makes his way through Gare du Nord airport ahead of the Parisian premiere of "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows."
Carey Mulligan looked radiant in red for the Critics' Circle Film Awards in London.
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When the news broke that New Mexico could be weeks away from opening a horse slaughter plant, our hearts went out not only to the horses who would fall victim to gruesome deaths, but also to the citizens of New Mexico. If the plant opens, New Mexico's reputation will be blackened by its association with the incredible cruelty inherent to this grisly industry—and its citizens will be burdened by the economic peril, decline in property values, chronic environmental hazards and awful stench that horse slaughter plants bring to communities.
There is a broad consensus in this nation that horses should not be slaughtered for human consumption—and New Mexico is no exception. A new statewide poll shows that 70% of New Mexico voters are opposed to the slaughter of U.S. horses for human consumption and do not want a horse slaughter plant in their community. This strong opposition is represented across political parties, ethnicities and locations within the state.
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Fortunately, we have a chance to stand up for horses and communities like Roswell, New Mexico, that would be plagued by the resumption of horse slaughter in the United States. The ASPCA works closely with federal legislators and other advocacy groups in support of the Safeguard American Food Exports (SAFE) Act, a federal bill to ban the slaughter of horses for human consumption in the U.S. and their export for that purpose abroad. Please visit the ASPCA Advocacy Center to urge your U.S. senators and representative to support and cosponsor the SAFE Act.
Please Don't Let these Beautiful, Sweet Horses Suffer at the Hands of a Slaughterhouse!
Very very sad.. please change and stop killing the horses
PLEASE don't harm the horses!!!! This is heart breaking!
Please just stop the slaughter !
We, in Oklahoma was not fortunate to keep this shame out of our state, due to a handful of money greedy corporations, politicions and a puppet of a governor, Mary Fallin. Our polls showed 70% of Oklahoman's did not want Horse slaughter broughtto our state. Our governor, chose to overlook those facts. Their debate was all based on lies and their argument was that it was humane for all the sickly, old, unwanted horses. BTW, old, sickly horses, do not go to slaughter for meat consumption, it's healthy, prime horses that end up going to slaughter for their meat. Nothing what so ever, is humane about the process of slaughter. I pray this does not happen in your state.
My family and I were just in the midst of planning a trip to New Mexico.. but, after reading this article, I am appalled and disgusted that New Mexico would even consider opening a horse slaughter plant. Canceling my NM vac plans until further info is available. As of now I will not spend one nickle in New Mexico.
Please don't allow this to happen.
It`s so disgusting when a beautiful animal is just food to savages in new mexico. Try to be a human and start caring for those poor defendless creatures instead of execute them!!! THEY DO NOT DESERVE IT !!!
This is all about money...there is NO need for the cruelty that horses will needlessly endure! If this disturbing act is put into place, what does this say to the world and future generations about our culture and about us as a humans? I vote NO to the slaughtering of these beautiful, majestic creatures!!!
Maybe we should give the people abusing animals the same treatment there giving out. I would be first in line !!!!


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Middle-wage jobs are becoming scarcer as more and more job growth takes place at the high and low ends of the wage spectrum. How can we create opportunity for low-wage workers to move up? Past efforts to address this issue have sometimes emphasized the differences between workers in different wage groups. But this often masks the specific information needed to solve the challenge.
The No. 1 crisis facing San Francisco today is the skyrocketing cost of housing. As high prices push people out, the City of Oakland faces a wave of new arrivals — and new challenges. Here's how we got into this situation, and what we can do about it.
Since rolling out on August 29, Bay Area Bike Share has logged an estimated 21,138 bicycle trips and 4,380 casual members. Not bad for a pilot program. But in order for it to last — and grow — it's important to ask how we can translate this initial success into a long-term one.
Climate scientists have raised concerns that the latest report from the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is "too conservative," referring to its lowered projections on the range of future warming based on a slight lack of temperature increase over the last decade. Despite this possibly encouraging bit of news, the IPCC's fifth major assessment continues to report unequivocal warming due to human causes.
Earlier this year a new ordinance requiring energy audits for existing commercial buildings in San Francisco went into effect. The audits identify upgrades a property owner can make to improve overall building efficiency. So far, the first 195 building audits have identified 32 gigawatt-hours of potential annual energy savings, with a value of $6 million. ...
One of the biggest challenges urban farmers face is access to land. Signed into law on September 28, the Urban Agriculture Incentive Zones Act — introduced by Assembly Member Phil Ting and supported by more than 25 organizations across the state — will increase the use of privately owned, vacant land for urban agriculture and improve land security for urban ag projects.
As BART ridership continues to grow much faster than expected, the agency is exploring ways to increase capacity and improve service. The study currently underway, called BART Metro Vision, looks to when BART would serve more than double today's ridership, and works to measure which investments will deliver the most benefits to Bay Area rail transit.
This month the San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA) and San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) unanimously approved the final environmental impact statement/environmental impact report (EIS/EIR) for the Van Ness Avenue Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Project. When finished in the spring of 2018, the BRT line will serve the two miles on Van Ness Avenue from Lombard Street to Mission Street.
The City of San Francisco has embarked on an ambitious plan to re-envision the troubled San Francisco Housing Authority (SFHA). SFHA is a federally recognized public corporation with a commission appointed by the local government and a mission to provide affordable housing to low- and moderate-income people.
In the June issue of The Urbanist, we explored the idea of removing Highway 280 north of 16th Street in San Francisco in order to reconnect the Mission Bay and Potrero Hill neighborhoods. This summer, the Center for Architecture presented a design competition to consider what might happen next. Here's a look at the winning entries and the ideas they propose for transforming this urban barrier into a healthy neighborhood connection.
In connection with our current exhibition, SPUR is thrilled to announce The Museum of the Phantom City: Unbuilt San Francisco, a free phone app that brings lost treasures of architecture and planning into contemporary life.
As rents and home values in San Francisco continue to explode, residents and policy makers are trying to make sense of what this means for the city. Is San Francisco an anomaly within the region or a prophecy of things to come? SPUR will co-host two forums on the housing market to explore some of this question and more.
The word "infrastructure" connotes things like pipes, conduits, steel and concrete, but when it comes to solving urban water management challenges, there are a growing number of solutions that are equally engineered yet more nature-based. While "grey" or traditional infrastructure remains an essential part of safe and effective design for flood control and urban watershed management, it is no longer the only tool in the toolbox.
The San Jose Flea Market hosts one of the country's most extensive collections of items for sale, building upon San Jose's legacy as a city of many people and cultures. The flea market opened in 1960 with 20 vendors brought together by George Bumb, a man with a vision to sell usable items that he saw being sent to landfills. Since then it has grown to become the largest continuous flea market in the nation, welcoming 4 million visitors a year.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has given the green light for the Recreation and Parks Department (RPD) to take the lead coordinating the city's support of urban agriculture. Among SPUR's recommended priorities for this program are developing a strategy to reduce community garden waiting lists and operating as a "one-stop-shop" for the people seeking assistance with urban agriculture projects.
For a group like SPUR — one that works to promote transit, walking and biking as primary forms of mobility — there's no question that a transit strike is a major setback. It instills in people the sense, consciously or unconsciously, that they cannot count on transit being there when they need it.
While many parts of San Francisco are full of fresh food retailers, other neighborhoods lack greengrocers of any size. According to the SF Health Department, some areas of the city — including Treasure Island, the Tenderloin, Hunters Point and Visitacion Valley, among others — have limited to no fresh food retail options.
We're often asked for recommended reading on urban planning and policy. It's the sort of request we love, but it's hard to commit to a manageable number of titles.
In the past few years, there's been a lot of attention on income inequality and the shrinking middle class, particularly as job growth nationally has remained sluggish. Despite an economic boom in the Bay Area, many workers are still struggling. SPUR is part of a new initiative to identify ways we can increase economic opportunity at the local and regional level.
Bus rapid transit (BRT) projects can be transformative, as we have learned from cities like Cleveland in the U.S. and global examples like Mexico City. But making space on streets for travel modes other than the car is a challenge for cities and transit operators around the world. The Bay Area has five BRT projects in development today, and each has met with difficulty and delays.
Before we paved the streets of San Francisco, little creeks and wetlands were abundant. Today, as in most cities, these natural water features have been replaced by a sewer network that effectively throws away rainwater instead of finding ways to reuse it. But a new 20-year, $6 billion capital program could be the start of a new approach to stormwater management.
Last month the San Francisco Planning Department released a draft of the Central Corridor Plan, the result of several years of planning efforts. The plan represents an enormous opportunity to build on the substantial transit investment in the area, including the $1.6 billion Central Subway project, as well as existing transit in the form of the 4th and Caltrain station and the N-Judah Muni line, as well as many frequent local buses.
This week, SPUR and the Yerba Buena Community Benefit District will close Annie Alley to car traffic and host a series of outdoor public events. What is it about an alley that inspires urban invention? As we kick off our week of investigation, we pause to reflect on the humble alley and its role in the city.
How would you improve the transit system for neighborhoods in the northeast part of San Francisco? This was the key question SPUR asked at a transit planning workshop for the city's northeast neighborhoods last month. The workshop brought together representatives from key public agencies, North Beach and Fisherman's Wharf businesses, the tourism industry and neighborhood advocacy groups, as well as transportation professionals.
Over the last year, there's been palpable buzz in San Francisco around eco-districts — sustainability plans that operate at the neighborhood scale. After studying models in Portland, Seattle, Brooklyn and Denver, the city has kicked off a planning process for its first eco-district. The project will target the Central Corridor, the 24-square-block area south of Market Street currently undergoing a neighborhood planning and rezoning process.


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EASLEY — Easley First Baptist Church is currently under a new building project and on Sunday the church voted to merge its Child Development Center with the Geer Memorial Baptist Church CDC.
This collaboration is set to take place no later than Dec. 23. The combined center will be located in Geer Memorial space.
"The decision came after months of research, planning and prayer," said Cheryl Banks, current director of the FBC CDC. Banks will take over as director of the combined center.
"Mrs. Barbara Brock, current GMBC CDC director, has served faithfully for 40 years, and before this move was discussed, she had announced her retirement," Banks said.
"We are diligently renovating their existing spaces and are super excited," Banks said. "We feel God's richest blessings on this merger and are so thrilled to have the opportunity to continue this ministry for the children of Easley! More details such as new logos and websites will be coming soon."


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Vice President Biden Visits the National Domestic Violence Hotline to Recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Hotline Receives its Three-Millionth Call
As Domestic Violence Awareness Month drew to a close, Vice President Biden paid a visit to the headquarters of the National Domestic Violence Hotline on Wednesday, October 30. Alongside Vice President Biden was Lynn Rosenthal, White House Advisor on Violence against Women, Bea Hanson, Acting Director of the Office on Violence against Women in the Department of Justice, and Marylouise Kelley, Director of the Family Violence Prevention and Services Program, in the Administration for Children and Families. Mariska Hargitay, advocate and actress from the NBC television drama "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," also joined the Vice President.
The Vice President's visit was particularly meaningful, as the National Domestic Violence Hotline was authorized in 1994 through the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Then a Senator, Vice President Biden led the country in transforming how we recognize and respond to the victimization of women and girls as VAWA's original author. Together with the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA), passed in 1984, VAWA created a coordinated community response to protect the vulnerable, empower survivors, and hold perpetrators accountable. Operating 24 hours, 7 days a week to provide free and confidential support to victims of domestic violence, the Hotline is often the first point of contact for individuals fleeing abuse, and a cornerstone of the coordinated community response. Since 1996, the Hotline has been funded through FVPSA.
This year, the Hotline answered its three-millionth call. Each month, Hotline advocates respond to more than 22,000 callers from across the country, providing compassionate support, crisis intervention and referral services in over 170 languages. More than simply a phone number, the Hotline connects callers to locally accessible emergency shelter and advocacy resources, working within the FVPSA network of 1,600 domestic violence shelters and 1,100 victim assistance programs.
For his third visit in 7 years, the Vice President met with advocates working at the Hotline and announced the new chat line, which will enable more survivors to reach help, faster. Katie Ray-Jones, the Hotline President, explained that about 30% of calls come from the Internet, and that having a chat function will allow more immediate access. Despite the promise of the new chat line, however, funding support for additional advocates to answer calls is needed to reduce the nearly 55,000 dropped calls each month—a result of callers giving up after waiting for an advocate to pick up the line. Vice President Biden acknowledged this gap in service caused by inadequate funding, and spoke forcefully about the need to provide the Hotline with additional support, so that no one is turned away from the lifesaving help they deserve.
The Vice President's dedication to the work of the Hotline was matched weeks earlier by President Obama, who signed a Presidential Proclamation in honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Though October has now passed, the Family Violence Prevention and Service Program is proud to contribute to the impactful work of the National Domestic Violence Hotline every day of the year.


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Tomorrow I finish the massive task of packing up all my shit. Got most of the clothes and stuff done, plus my mountain of dvd's and books (yes I know I'm a nerd I actually read books for fun).
Packing seems so much easier this year compared to last year. Now that I know what to bring and what I'll never you lose, all the frightening amg what to do feelings are no longer around. The only real trouble is fitting my stuff in the van.
Well that and getting through the ride up to the U with my dad.
The guy spazzed on me today just because I asked to bring a bin up so I could put clothes in it. He was all like "I let you bring it last year and never saw it back till you moved back in, it's like 15 bucks down the hole." So something is a waste if you don't get to use it eh. How idiotic is that?! So now I have to unpack all my clothing from it once I move in and lug it back down to give the mizer.
Oh well none of it will matter afterwards. I'll be back with Sara and that's all that matters. OMG it's gonna be so great being with her again, plus having single rooms won't hurt >wink wink nudge nudge<. Probably won't even get my stuff unpacked for a couple days cause I'll just be down in her room lol.
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Leave it to the youthful Independent, Mar. 8-11, 2012, to look like the grownup of New York's art-fair week. The three-year-old fair, or "temporary exhibition forum" as they prefer to call it, founded by dealers Elizabeth Dee and Darren Flook, was elegantly installed yesterday across three floors of the former Dia Center for the Arts building on 22nd Street. Maybe it's the mostly international crowd -- not even half of the 43 exhibitors are American -- but the end result involved little gimmickry and fanfare in favor of lots of minimalist sculpture, loose-lined drawing and the color black.
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I attended a forum at the UMN called "Questions without borders: why future research and teaching will be interdisciplinary." As an interdisciplinary scholar myself, it's a topic that holds a lot of interest for me. The main remarks were by Myron Gutmann from the National Science Foundation. His unit recently released a report called Rebuilding the Mosaic which collects white papers on cross-cutting research and innovative directions for the future. His talk addressed the ways in which the types of problems we're facing in areas like the environment increasingly call for interdisciplinary solutions, while acknowledging the obstacles to interdisciplinary work. He used the field of Materials Science as an example of an interdisciplinary field of study that became established in academia. He shared that less that 2.5% of bachelor's degrees and less than 1% of master's degrees are interdisciplinary. With that as our reality, he posed these questions:
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- How can we create a safe space for adventuresome faculty?
- What is the appropriate reward structure, for students and faculty?
Gutmann thinks that new data management capacities make interdisciplinary problems newly tractable. Fields of study are not static; new ones are formed, changed, and phased out as the science advances. Through his research, Gutmann believes these are the things that make interdisciplinary work happen:
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Support. Gratitude. Those link two Cleveland counties half a country apart.
Jason Falls, a local county commissioner, drove to Oklahoma on Monday and met with three county commissioners there, including the chairman, Rod Cleveland. A May 20 tornado left many areas of Cleveland County, Okla., in ruins.
"We told them about the reason we were there and that we have a lot of our community that had not only sent money and supplies, but prayers to the people of Oklahoma," said Falls. "We talked about the differences and the similarities between our counties, and presented them with the resolution in support of their county."
In return, the commissioners of Cleveland County, Okla., presented Falls with a resolution.
"At their last board meeting, they passed a resolution thanking the residents of Cleveland County, N.C., for all that they've done," said Falls, who will bring that resolution with him when he returns.
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While in Moore, Falls and his family visited tornado-damaged areas.
"It was unimaginable," he said. "I stood in front yards where there used to be houses and the whole neighborhood is just gone."
Falls said he recently discovered another connection between the two counties.
"One neat thing I shared with them, too, is that MercyMe is coming to Shelby during the American Legion games. MercyMe used to be the praise and worship band for the First Baptist Church of Moore, Okla.," said Falls. "It was neat just talking about how it's a small world."
The connections in that small world are getting stronger.
"We've started the ball rolling," he said. "We can learn from them and they can learn from us."
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The meeting was the first step in creating a long-term relationship between the sister counties.
"We're looking at things to do together, to share information with them," he said.
Falls invited the commissioners to come to events here, such as the American Legion World Series games. Commissioners there invited our county to join them for upcoming events as well, including an upcoming benefit concert featuring Garth Brooks.
The two counties also shared new plans to revamp the designs of their websites.
"Just small things like that, but we want to share information," said Falls. "It's definitely been a worthwhile trip and something that will have long-term benefits. We got the word out to the Cleveland County commissioners, but also across the state. They all heard our message yesterday."
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On The District Weekly you used to find out the most recent information about the different things that happen these days. One of the latest news was that Jean Comstock, the retired City Clerk from long Beach has died at the age of 79 on September 24. Yet, the Column One written by Molly Hennessy-Fiske in Los Angeles Times does not seem as much as it would like to be a memorial in the honor of the former city official. This piece of column seems to however remind ourselves that in death we as human beings lose control of ourselves and the effect that we used to have on the world. This is obviously contrasting one's actions during the life. The question to the answer remains whether death should erase our worldly effects.
The District Weekly also kept you informed about the many things happening around you and which you may want to take part of. for instance, you may want to take part to the Native Garden Workday and help cleaning up the beach as well as you may want to learn about the native and water-wise gardening during the 'Out of the Wilds' event. If you are passionate about drawings, Sweet Subversives may be the right place to be for admiring Contemporary California drawings. If museums are your type of things, then you should follow the dialogues on the Chapters on Latin American in the Museum of Latin American Art. Nevertheless, if you are looking for a bit of entertainment you may want to try out Mr. Mister Miyagi: they play, you sing.
The District Weekly also offered you the news that you simply needed to know. For instance, a must know is Pastrana's preparation to take the plunge off pine for the New Year's. On this section you also found out what there was to do between two major winter holidays, Christmas and New Year's and find out more about jobs that could be available for you.


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Fernanda Rossi dissects the making of the documentary Lucky by filmmaker Laura Checkoway. Read about the filmmaker's smart moves, memorable moments, and what she vows to never do again.Continue reading this entry »
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RYAN VREDE, in Dublin, watched the Springboks deliver one of the great turnarounds in their history to beat Ireland 16-12.
How the Springboks managed this victory after the deep sterility of their first half will go down in folklore. There are probably a myriad reasons for it, some more significant than others. Heyneke Meyer has been heavily criticised by some sectors of the press and public for his pragmatism. Tonight's performance would have done little to quell that criticism, but he won't care.
The importance of this victory in the context of his career and sanity cannot be overstated. Had they lost this I fear Meyer, a man already showing the physical strain of his tenure, would have suffered a serious lapse of self-confidence. The spin-offs of that for the team are self-evident.
Meyer needed this win on a personal level as much as the collective did. So intricately entwined is his identity in the result that a win or a loss defines him as a winner or loser. This is not baseless nor romantic and he is not the first coach inflicted with this condition. It is an assertion based on a close professional relationship with the man.
And on this bitterly cold Dublin night, his charges, depleted through injuries and without the consistently good Beast Mtawarira, warmed his heart. There was nothing particularly spectacular about the way the victory was achieved. But there didn't need to be. Indeed it was awful at times. Their first meaningful foray into Ireland's 22m came in the 15th minute and they blew that by turning down a mauling opportunity (their standout strength) in favour of an elaborate backline move that would have made a club coach cringe.
The Springboks will never know the extent of what they've done for their coach with a come-from-behind win.
The booming pyrotechnics pre-match was the most explosive thing about this event, with the game initially settling into a kick pattern, a battle Ireland undoubtedly won in the early exchanges. As did they the collisions, which gave them the ascendancy at the breakdown, a series of turnovers the consequence.
Ireland's defence in the first half was excellent, but their examination was a weak one, the Springboks impotency and utter lack of imagination allowing their opponents to pick off strike runners with relative ease.
Predictions were for a duel of the goal-kickers, and Jonathan Sexton, among the most accurate in the world this year, capitalised on Ireland's territorial advantage and the Springboks' ill-discipline to open a 12-3 lead going into the last 10 minutes of the half, Pat Lambie's three pointer all the visitors could muster in response.
The Springboks' problems were compounded when JP Pietersen was yellow carded in the 31st minute for an early and dangerous hit on Chris Henry. It was a holding job until the break, one they crucially negotiated successfully, to trail 12-3.
Only they will know the nature of Meyer's message to them. I suspect it was a desperate plea. Moments like that rarely feature considered thought. His team hadn't inspired. Far from it. They never looked like scoring. Any salvaging of their situation, so deeply dire, looked completely beyond them.
Then something changed. Their luck turned. No that's only part of it. They got some field position. They tightened up their attacking play, the forwards asserting themselves in a manner they hadn't until that point.
There was a rolling maul at last. Slow inches. Penalty. Jamie Heaslip gone for cynically collapsing it. Another maul from which Ruan Pienaar exploited a depleted defence to score. Lambie kicked the conversion and shortly after that sent his side ahead with a penalty. An act of defiance from a team reborn.
Test experience is not a commodity the Springboks have in abundance, and the next 20 minutes would have been an invaluable education for them. Their defence improved markedly. Particularly notable was their work-rate which saw them cut off and often smash the inside runners. They denied Ireland for waves of attack, but also spurned a couple of good opportunities in the red zone, which would have eased their plight.
But with 10 minutes to play the Springboks got an immediate return on what was a gamble on Heinke van der Merwe. The loosehead prop shoved like he has spent his time with Leinster doing only that, earning two penalties, the second converted by Lambie for a slender four-point lead. The discipline, physicality, nay brutality, and accuracy of the Springboks' defensive effort in those dying minutes could only be truly appreciated from the stands of the Aviva Stadium. The Springboks refused to relent, refused to lose. Just refused to.
Ireland's belief drained with every tackle inflicted on them. South Africa's soared at the final whistle. It wasn't pretty. But who cares? It was a small step in a long journey. But how important a step it was.


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Half a Million Harleys: Rally Week in Sturgis, South Dakota
Story and photos by David Rich
The closest I'd been to a Harley-Davidson motorcycle before Sturgis was ears apoppin' when one roared by. But I'd always been curious about the secret life of my solidly middle-class buddies who escaped their work-a-day lives every single year, taking a couple of weeks each August to screech up to Sturgis.
Hopping on the back for my first Harley ride and sinking into a cushy high-backed captain's chair, I hoped it wouldn't be like riding a wobbly tornado. Brrrrrrr, Broooooom, Brooooom, up to umpteen decibels as we jetted off. It was incredible, like perching on a rock-solid Gibraltar in a bit of a hurricane (officially 74 mph and up), tooling down the freeway at 85 mph (140 kph). Riding a hot-rod Harley is learning to love flying inside the wind tunnel of a jet turbine instead of inside the aircraft, definitely skipping all security checks.
We paused 12 miles before Sturgis, in Deadwood, where Wild Bill Hickok drew the deadman's hand, aces over eights, and was promptly dispatched. Deadwood reintroduced gambling in 1989 under the mentoring of Kevin Costner when filming Dances with Wolves.
Now Deadwood hops faster than a manic kangaroo, especially during Sturgis Bike Week when the streets overflow with Harleys and babes wear chaps over diminutive underwear and flapping vests over no underwear at all. This Tammy passed on chaps and vests.
Biker Convenience
But the cops, for biker convenience, accept all credit cards. A driving under the influence of Jack is $1500, insert card, sign and perhaps be allowed to wobble away on foot, assuming your card's not already over limit. Otherwise you're a resident of the Deadwood City Jail while your friends ransom your outrageously expensive Harley Davidson from the police property room, a warehouse the size of Los Angeles.
Fellow biker Rex was popped for being under the influence of Jack Daniels and whisked inside the Sturgis jail while panicked friends invested two hours springing his bike. Upon arrival at Rex's motor home they found him smoking a big cigar, slouched on a brand-new Harley he'd ordered by cell-phone and had delivered by the local dealer while he was being booked in and out of the Sturgis jail. To him the old bike was history. Most of the Sturgis bikers aren't Hell's Angels but instead consist of dot-com millionaires, judges, doctors, lawyers and similar thieves.
Sturgis boasts the largest jail of any town its size east or west of the Pecos, logical when a smallish burg suddenly inflates from a staid 6000 souls to a menagerie of bikers from all known and unknown professions, instantly 506,000, more or less, souls.
The big bikers bars, especially The Buffalo Chip and Full Throttle, double as concert venues featuring 30 concerts a day, ranging in 2005 from Twisted Sister, Toby Keith and Tim McGraw to Jasmine Cain, Creedance Clearwater Revisited, Disturbed and the Steve Miller Band.
I interviewed a slew of bikers, asking them why they came to Sturgis and Hulett every cotton-pickin' year and the best answer was from a vividly tattooed biker who said, "It's the five basic Bs: Beer, Bikes, Bands, Bets and Babes." For a package experience emphasizing the first and the last of the basic Bs, many bikers gather at Glencoe Campground three miles (5 km) east of Sturgis an hour before sunset to watch the parade of nudists and others in creative non-costumes riding bikes in creative positions.
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New Bern basketball coach Cliff Dillard considers Miller Mills a stat-stuffer.
The Bears' 6-foot-2 junior can contribute in a multitude of ways.
Mills, a three-year varsity player, is enjoying his best season for the Bears (7-2, 1-2 Eastern Carolina).
"I take that as a compliment. It's a lot of hustle," he said.
Mills is averaging 13.9 points per game, along with 11.3 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.5 steals and 1.1 blocks.
"He is really aggressive. I was watching him on film today and he is really attacking the ball," Dillard said. "He does everything he can to help us win games.
"He is getting assists, he is scoring, he is rebounding, and most nights he is guarding the best offensive player for the other team."
Mills has scored in double figures in every game, with a season-high 20 points against West Craven. He tallied 15 points and 16 rebounds last Friday against South Central, and has grabbed at least 10 boards six times.
It's a strong start to the season for the athletic forward. Mills averaged 8.8 points and 8.3 rebounds as a sophomore last season.
"Defensively, I feel pretty good," Mills said. "Rebounding has always been the strong part of my game. I still feel like I need to score more.
"I still keep challenging myself."
Mills competes in the AAU circuit in the offseason with the National Treasures. That's just one reason his play continues to progress.
He's hoping his hard work will lead to some college basketball scholarship offers.
"I would love to get an offer and look at my options from there," Mills said. "I have to keep working on my ball-handling.
"I'm at a guard's height and I won't be as big on a college team."
If Mills keeps on playing like he has this season, he should start gaining attention from those college coaches.
Mills said the biggest difference in his play is his ability to create his own shots.
"My freshman year, I kind of let the older guys do the work," he said. "This year, I'm the guy that can get other people shots and myself, too.
"I try to take on the responsibility of scoring if we need a bucket."
But of course, Mills thrives on cleaning up on the glass and putbacks. He is averaging nearly four offensive rebounds per game.
"That's big. Those are second-chance buckets. That's an extra opportunity to score," Mills said.
Mills can play every position on the court, except for center.
He receives help from teammates Rhysante Ellis (11 points per game), Jeff Taylor (8.9 points, 7.5 rebounds), Colin Jacobs (7.1 points, 5.5 rebounds) and Theron Noble (7.6 points).
"I think that helps our team out a lot," Mills said. "We have a lot of players that can play a various number of positions."
The Bears are off to their best start in years. A season ago, they won just six games.
New Bern already has seven wins heading into Tuesday's home game against Craven County rival Havelock.
Mills would like nothing more than to get his first winning season as a member of the Bears.
"I want to lead our team to a winning season, make it to the playoffs and go from there," he said. "That would be pretty big.
"You can see the difference when you are winning."
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Advice needed to wean 10 month old daughter off her thumb
by Lee Koo (ADMIN) - 1/25/07 3:31 PM
Hi folks,
My 10-month-old daughter's calloused thumb (she's a thumb sucker)--is becoming more and more raw from her gnawing on it because of her teething. For you seasoned parents out there, what advice can you give me to wean her off the thumb or prevent her raw finger from getting any worse? I have been given advice ranging from applying something bad tasting on the thumb (like Tabasco) to putting a sock over her hand so she can't suck on it.
If you have some good recommendations or experiences to share with me, I would love to hear them. Any parent-to-parent advice is appreciated.
Thanks in advance!


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NMaven and COM Interop
When Visual Studio compiles code that uses a COM object, it creates a wrapper dll. For example, compiling code in MyProject that uses Shell32.dll will result in both MyProject.dll and Interop.Shell32.dll being created.
This also needs to happen if there is a transitive dependency-- if OtherProject depends on MyProject, and MyProject uses Shell32.dll, then Interop.Shell32.dll also needs to be available when building OtherProject.
1. If needed, ActiveX/COM objects must be pre-installed on the build system. NMaven will not do the installation.
2. Adding ActiveX/COM from VS "Add Reference" should update the POM information with a <dependency> with type=com_reference.
3. Generating POMs from a project containing a COM reference will result in a POM with a dependency with type=com_reference.
4. When a dependency with type=com_reference is encountered, NMaven will generate the interop wrapper dll and use it during compilation.
5. Deleting ActiveX/COM reference should remove the com_reference dependency from the POM.
6. Adding ActiveX/COM from "Add Maven Artifact" local or remote Maven repository is not allowed. If this attempted, a meaningful error message should be displayed, and nothing should be added to the POM.
7. Building a project with ActiveX/COM references should successfully build if the referenced ActiveX is pre-installed in the system.
8. Building a project with ActiveX/COM references but the actual ActiveX/COM is not in the system should prompt a meaningful error message.
9. Interop wrapper DLLs may be installed/deployed to the local/remote repository and consumed as normal 'library' dlls.


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