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Who: Carolina Panthers at Buffalo Bills
Where: Ralph Wilson Stadium
When: Kickoff is at 1:00
Game Chat is Open, 50 person limit, first come first serve.
Panthers Keys to Victory
- Win the turnover battle
- Frustrate the rookie QB Manuel
- Get more players involved on offense
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I'm stuck at work.
- ladypanther, DRSundrop and Captain Morgan PIE'd this
Go Panthers!!!!!!!!!!
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Wooooooooooo game day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!............. im stuck at MOB without television
Two players in particular should have some huge SeaHag chips on their shoulders
It's time for Riv and the Panthers to stick a banana in the tailpipes of all the naysay, know-it-all critics.
Today is Statement Day.
So Mitchell is playing today, I hope?
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manuel learns a new song today....
Gotta win this!
Judging from dwill's pic in his tweet I think they're goin with the silver pants today. I personally don't care if they wear purple pants as long as they win.
Panthers will (I bet there is a thread for this, but I am rebelling against the norm. My shrink said it was OK):
get 4 sacks
get 2 interceptions
score 4 TDs
win 34-17.
Lafell, Ginn, and Tolbert will have bigger roles. 2 will score TDs. I am not telling which two. That is a secret.
Luke will get 15 tackles, and one of the interceptions. He could also recover a fumble, or he could not recover a fumble. I am certain about one of them.
Watch for an unsuspecting hero.
I do not want to spoil the outcome any more than this.
People are forgetting the most important X-factor to me. Free THE AE! He'll be big on 3rd downs


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Meshell Mansor, RN, APN-C, owner, Nurse Practitioner Professional Resources, a Turnersville, N.J.-based company that makes primary care house calls, said making those calls has shifted from a physician�s domain toward NPs. "I�ve been making house calls for about eight years," she said. "I belong to the Academy of Home Care Physicians. Initially, the membership there included very few nurse practitioners. Now, you�re seeing a lot."
Mansor makes house calls and also employs two primary care NPs and one wound care NP. "We started with 65 patients in 2008, and we have over 400 now," she said.
The house call business is thriving for NPs, and they say the role is ideally suited for the profession. "The aging population is increasing dramatically," said Mary Jo Vetter, RN, MS, NPC, vice president for clinical product development, Visiting Nurse Service of New York. "I�ve heard it called the 'gray tsunami,� and nurse practitioners are in a wonderful position to support the elderly, especially, to age in place."
Hospitals also are among the mix of employers for NPs in home care. Aleksandra Zagorin, RN, MSN, ANP-C, GNP-C, works at Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, for the Home Medical Care for the Elderly program. She provides primary care house call services in South Brooklyn.
"We, as nurse practitioners, are able to deliver a level of care that may not be possible in the office setting," she said. "The major advantage in delivering primary care in patients� homes is the ability to evaluate their living conditions and identify environmental hazards. We look at the environment for risk of falls. We meet with neighbors, family members or other members of the caregiver team, and are able to evaluate the social context of the patient."
That holistic approach to care makes NPs a natural fit. "You get a personal, up-close, intimate relationship with the patient," Mansor said. "You walk in and look at the family photos. You sit at the kitchen table. There is a lot of education that we can do in the home. We can pull something out of the freezer � and I can teach them how to read the food labels on items they have."
VNSNY identified gaps in care during its long history of providing care in the home, Vetter said.
"Sometimes [a gap] happens because the patient doesn�t have a primary care provider or someone is unable to get to their primary care provider," she said. "Other times, people have five specialists and have no primary care provider. So, in the provision of home care, it became apparent that patients sometimes need a primary care kind of focus to string all of those services together."
In order to have NPs function at full scope of primary care practice, VNSNY created the professional corporation Esprit Medical Care, a home-visiting, multidisciplinary practice. Among the providers at Esprit are NPs, physicians, licensed clinical social workers, registered dieticians and certified diabetes educators. About 60 of the 90 providers are NPs, Vetter said. The NPs who make house calls say their patients tend to be so sick that they might not otherwise get the care they need to remain at home safely. Mansor said about 90% of her clients are homebound elderly Medicare recipients. Typically, patients have multiple diagnoses and often have behavioral health problems, complex family care and end-of-life issues.
NPs face hurdles in being able to provide the full spectrum of primary care in the home. Advanced practice nurses can write prescriptions for medications but cannot sign home care certifications. Those have to be cosigned by a collaborative physician.
"I think that even though we are recognized more than we used to be, autonomy is still a major professional issue," Zagorin said.
Barbara Maidhof, RN, BSN, MPA, assistant vice president, clinical operations, North Shore LIJ Homecare Network, Westbury, N.Y., said the fact government regulation does not recognize NPs is an issue for employers.
"I�ve never had an NP work in home care, [but if I did] they could sign only as a registered nurse because there is no recognition for their higher level," Maidhof said. "We do have a hospitalist program here and NPs who go out from that program to see some of the homebound patients. There is interaction between those NPs and my staff. However, they cannot write the orders for home care. It has to go back to the physician in the house calls program."
What Vetter calls a "turf war" between physicians and NPs has yet to change.
"Because government regulations say you cannot have the NP sign the order, the physician is signing the order more for regulatory purposes," she said. "Sometimes, the NP is the only one who has really seen the patient."
While NPs are required to access collaborating primary care physicians, their best efforts to refer homebound patients to specialists don�t often pan out, according to Mansor.
"We try very hard to work with the family, to see if there is any way to find transportation," she said. "Unfortunately, Medicare does not provide transportation for the homebound elderly. So, we manage the care the best we can and, if it gets too difficult, we have to send them through the emergency room."
Hospital admission is another hurdle for NPs.
"We really need to find a way to improve communication between the house call practice and the hospital," Mansor said.
Reimbursement is not so much an issue now, but it could be, according to Mansor. Talk of reducing Medicare reimbursement with healthcare reform could force Mansor to lay off staff, she said.
For now, Mansor is averaging five to eight new patients a week and envisions her company will expand its NP staff and service area. The sky�s the limit, Vetter said, when it comes to the growth potential of NPs working in the home.
"We are constantly recruiting NPs to work with the practice because there is a lot of value across the state, and even nationally, for nurse practitioners to care for patients in their homes, whether they are disabled or homebound because of medical illness or end of life," Vetter said.
Lisette Hilton is a freelance writer.
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Police ID suspect in Lake Stevens burglary (video)
LAKE STEVENS -- Police believe they've identified a suspect in a burglary caught on camera earlier this year near Lake Stevens.
A neighborhood surveillance camera apparently shows a man breaking into a house through a window. Neighbors circulated the video (above) via social media in hopes of generating tips.
The Snohomish County sheriff's office is investigating, spokeswoman Shari Ireton said Tuesday.
The burglary was reported about 4 p.m. Jan. 9 in the 4400 block of 95th Avenue NE, just north of Highway 92.
Detectives this week were working to assemble documentation to establish probable cause for the man's arrest, Ireton said.
The man also is under investigation for failure to register as a Level 1 sex offender. The underlying conviction dates from 2005.
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Recently I started working on some projects outside of my academic environment. Those include a web app and a couple of Android ones, which I shipped and got some people using.
What I noticed with those "real world" projects is that I spend much less time programming, and a lot more time learning about the platforms, searching the web for that library I need, trying stuff until it works the way I need, learning to use tools that might help on the project and so on. In other words, I end up writing 5 to 10 lines of code per day because the rest of the time is spent learning auxiliary stuff.
My question: Is this normal for real world projects, or once you master the platform you are working with you'll go back to programming intensive work?


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Americans are living longer and healthier lives because of advances in health science. On average, American women are now living past 80 and men are living past 75. Pacemakers and stents are just two of the advances responsible for those longer lives. But is the FDA taking a close enough look at these medical devices before approving them? The Project on Government Oversight has released a report on that question. Joining us is staff scientist Dr Ned Feder, who is also a former scientist at the National Institutes of Health.


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ALTAMAHAW — The years away from racing having done nothing to dull his trademark relentlessness, Gary Causey climbed out in Victory Lane as defiant as ever.
And then, with one simple sentence, he explained why Friday night's wild main event at Ace Speedway ended the way it did.
"Hey, I'm here to win races, baby," he said.
Those words echoed back to the defining moment of the 100-lap Late Models season finale, when Causey shoved past Dustin Rumley with three laps remaining, denying Rumley a victory celebration to cap his championship coronation.
"Rumley still won the championship. I knew he had it wrapped up," Causey said. "I got up under him coming off (turn) four and he checked up and when he did, I said, 'I ain't checking up. I'm winning. To heck with this.' "
So Snow Camp's Causey, competing here for the first time in seven years, completed a hardnosed climb from 11th position on the starting grid to collect the $2,500 winner's prize.
And McLeansville's Rumley, despite claiming his second title in three years in Ace's premier classification, couldn't help but feel frustrated with his sixth-place finish.
"It still hasn't really hit me yet because I'm a little disappointed," the 22-year-old said. "I look at the big picture and, of course, I'm happy. But I'm not going to say nothing. No comment, I guess. A true champion would just let it go.
"They say you can luck into one (championship), but you must be doing something right if you win two. So I feel like we really earned this one."
A crisply efficient run of seven consecutive top-2 finishes during the season's most critical stages delivered Rumley to Friday night with a 36-point lead on Barry Beggarly in the championship standings.
That margin became insurmountable when Rumley's No. 88 Chevrolet took the green flag at the front of the 16-car field.
"Couldn't be a nicer guy to win the championship," said the 62-year-old Beggarly, who won last season's title. "Last year was our year and this year was his year. He's been good all year."
Reidsville's Rodney Cook ended up finishing second. Walkertown's Kevin Neal placed third. Pelham's John Moore came in fourth, followed by Haw River's Todd Massey in fifth.
Firepower flowed throughout Friday night's lineup, with Causey muscling into contention from deep in the running order, former champions Massey and Jason York making return appearances, and Limited Late Models standout Boo Boo Dalton debuting in Late Models.
Rumley topped qualifying with a lap of 15.858 seconds and went on to lead the opening 35 laps of the feature.
Pelham's Beggarly grabbed the lead when Rumley's car got tangled up in lapped traffic.
Beggarly seemed poised to pick up what would have been his seventh victory this season, but the engine expired in Dalton's car with four laps left, releasing oil that sent Beggarly's No. 82 Chevrolet crashing between turns three and four. Beggarly finished 10th.
That set the stage for the exclamation-point ending, as Rumley tried to protect the front and hold off a hard-charging Causey.
"I was faster," Causey said. "I just kept getting caught up in them dern wrecks. I said if I can get to the front, I can beat these guys."
-- In the twin 20-lap Mini Stocks races, Thomasville's Michael Tucker won the opener and finished second in the nightcap to cruise to his fourth division championship in the last five years here.
-- Friday night's other winners at Ace were Danny Brewer (twin 20-lap Street Stocks) and Reidsville's Randy Apple (20-lap Flathead Fords).
Here are Friday night's results from Ace Speedway:
Late Models (100 laps): Gary Causey, Rodney Cook, Kevin Neal, John Moore, Todd Massey, Dustin Rumley, Dean Fogleman, Bobby Griffin, Will Gallaher, Barry Beggarly, Boo Boo Dalton, Cole Apple, Aaron Dudley, Coy Hedrick, Robert Turner, Jason York.
First Mini Stocks race (20 laps): Michael Tucker, Chuck Wall, A.J. Sanders, P-Nut Vernon, Chris Breedlove, Ethan Wofford, Barry Wilson, Austin Biggs, Mike Collins, Ted Mibkalowski, Troy Davis, Mike Vernon, Paul Vanness, Michael Tucker, Sharon Botts, Mike Herron, Kenny Myers.
Second Mini Stocks race (20 laps): Chuck Wall, Michael Tucker, A.J. Sanders, Ethan Wofford, Barry Wilson, Ted Mickalowski, Mike Vernon, Mike Collins, Paul Vannes, Chris Breedlove, Michael Tucker, Austin Biggs, P-Nut Vernon, Sharon Botts.
First Street Stocks race (20 laps): Danny Brewer, Bobby Grimes, Larry Isenhower, Gary Ledbetter, Adam Welch, Chuck Isman, Randy Clark.
Second Street Stocks race (20 laps): Danny Brewer, Larry Isenhower, Gary Ledbetter, Bobby Grimes, Adam Welch, Chuck Isman, Randy Clark.
Late Models qualifying: Dustin Rumley 15.858, Dean Fogleman 15.977, Barry Beggarly 15.978, Rodney Cook 15.989, Robert Turner 16.031, Todd Massey 16.069, John Moore 16.080, Jason York 16.103, Bobby Griffin 16.133, Kevin Neal 16.143, Gary Causey 16.158, Boo Boo Dalton 16.175, Aaron Dudley 16.214, Cole Apple 16.394, Will Gallaher 16.617, Coy Hedrick 17.021.
Mini Stocks qualifying: Michael Tucker 18.363, Chuck Wall 18.462, P-Nut Vernon 18.639, A.J. Sanders 18.703, Chris Breedlove 18.728, Barry Wilson 19.057, Austin Biggs 19.093, Kenny Myers 19.158, Troy Davis 19.262, Ethan Wofford 19.326, Mike Collins 19.377, Mike Herron 19.440, Mike Vernon 19.278, Paul Vanness 19.754, Melvin Tucker 20.489, Sharon Botts 20.841.
Street Stocks qualifying: Danny Brewer 18.145, Bobby Grimes 18.266, Gary Ledbetter 18.417, Larry Isenhower 18.630, Adam Welch 18.741, Chuck Isman 18.773, Randy Clark 19.069.


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Poor system performance, especially while browsing the Internet.
The computer stops responding more frequently.
The computer takes longer to open the Windows desktop.
Browser closes unexpectedly or stops responding.
Performing a search from a search page provides results on a different site.
Clicking a link does nothing or goes to an unrelated Web site.
The browser home page changes and cannot be reset. Usually about:Blank is set as your new home page.
Pop-up advertising windows display when the browser is not open or over Web pages that do not normally have pop-ups.
Additional toolbars are added to the browser.
Web pages are automatically added to the list of favorites.
Desktop icons are automatically added to the desktop.
Be wary when installing no-cost software. The cost of installing the software might be slower Internet connection times, annoying pop-up ads, or an increase in unwanted emails (spam).
There are many types of software related to advertising and aggressive marketing. The types of advertising software vary, but are generally the following:
Adware - Self-supporting software that displays ads and often tracks and reports your Internet activity
- Software that supports itself or another program by displaying ads while you are connected to the Internet. Most adware programs track how you browse the Internet and report the information to an interested party.
Browser hijacking software - Aggressive software that changes your browser settings and usually affects such things as your homepage, search bars, Internet speed, and can redirect links to other sites
- Aggressive advertising software programs that change the settings of your browser without your knowledge. These can be annoying and might resemble a virus at first (slow Internet connection and lots of network activity). Typical changes from hijacking software are: the browser's home page address, search bars, tool bars, the creation of desktop shortcuts, and intermittent advertising pop-ups. When a browser is hijacked, it might also redirect links to other sites that advertise or collect your usage information.
Misleading software programs - Software downloaded from Web sites that often present a "virus warning" and offer to remove a virus or spyware, but in actuality they can open malicious code, redirect Web clicks, or open firewalls to allow Trojans
- Software that is downloaded and installed from Web sites that appear to be normal, "useful" software programs, but are not. This type of software often comes from visiting a Web site that pops up a virus warning alert (even though the computer might not be infected). The reader of the pop-up thinks they are purchasing and installing software to remove a virus or spyware; but in actuality, there is no problem. Worse still, some software silently opens malicious code that can log key presses, redirect Web clicks, or even open firewalls to allow Trojans. Beware of programs that have similar names to popular legitimate security software, such as Windows AntiVirus, WinDefender, AntiVirus2008, System Defender, and similar.
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By clicking Yes on a malicious Security Warning screen, a script or control is integrated into the browsing system. The script or control changes the behavior of your Web browser to suit the needs of the aggressive advertiser.
To prevent this from happening, never click Yes on Security Warning windows that appear with Web pages that you do not trust. Close these windows by clicking No or pressing the Alt and F4 keys together at the same time.
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Toledo running back DeJuane Collins is currently preparing himself for his offseason workouts and the NFL draft. DeJuane was nice enough to take a few minutes with us to answer some questions. here they are...
Curt: What are your accurate measurements (height, weight & 40 time)?DaJuane: 5'10", 215, 4.5
Curt: What areas of your game transfer best to the NFL?DaJuane: Ability to run between tackles and find holes, catching the football out of the backfield and pass protection.
Curt: What things do you hope to improve on?DaJuane: General knowledge of the game and 40 time
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|Dec 14, 2012, 10:05 PM
Would It Be Redundant To Buy The iPod Touch 4?
Hello everybody!
I'm looking to purchase a new iPod. I've used an iPod Nano Second Generation since I got it in 2006-2007 sometime. I love that little iPod, and never had an issue with it - but unfortunately it was stolen along with my bag a month ago
I'm not super duper heavy into having the latest technology. Heck, I only realized that I needed to upgrade software when trying to download iTunes 11 last week (unfortunately I need to go from Leopard - Mountain Lion so I just sent away for Snow Leopard a few days ago, d'oh!) however I do enjoy having cool features to play with.
I'm not a fan of the new generation of iPod nano's in the least, and it would be an absolute waste for me to go with an iPod classic, because I'd never fill it, so I thought I'd give the iPod Touch a go. I've always wanted an iPhone so it would kinda fill two "wants" in my life.
My only issue is that $299 price tag. In addition, I would need to purchase an adapter for that new Lighting connector, case for the iPod, and another $20 to upgrade to Mountain Lion. So quite a few expenses.
I was considering going with the 16GB 4th Generation. The $100 difference would really be a nice bonus, and the 30 pin connector would fit my current docking station perfectly. My only concern would be purchasing something which is going to become obsolete too quickly. Because the 5G has so many additional features such as the extra inch of screen space and the new lighting adapter, is Apple going to be gearing all their new apps and equipment to fit these specifications and leave the 4G completely out of the loop?
What are everybody's thoughts?
|Dec 15, 2012, 05:52 AM
The 4th gen is already over 2 years old ,and has anemic hardware which wasn't even the best when it came out. Comparitively it also has an awful screen. Viewing angles are atrocious and it looks washed out. I can also almost garuntee that you won't be getting any iOS updates from here on out either. You may be saving a little money in the short term. But in the long term you're probably going to regret it. The large, better screen, increased capacity, MUCH better camera, and much better specs are well worth the extra $100+ ML and the adapter.
|Dec 15, 2012, 06:33 AM
4th gen will be "useless" soon . You never know when apple will release another product since its been very competitive with Samsung . Although you are not into technology , 5th gen seems to be the right choice for the features it got . It got better camera , A5 chip ( 4th gen has A4 chip which is like ... SLOW? ) , Siri and more choice of colours . If you are still bugging over the price , wait for the price to drop . Don't bother get the 4th gen .
|Dec 15, 2012, 07:20 AM
What the heck, people? The iPod Touch 4G's screen is not as lousy as you guys described. I've been using it for over a year now and the incredibly-sharp retina display is amazing. Does viewing angles really matter? It's not like you will hold the iPod in a slanted manner when you're using it. There's no difference from day-to-day use, let me tell you.
At the end of the day, it depends what you'll be using it for. As you came from an iPod nano, I assume that the primary functions that you'll want the iPod Touch 4th gen to perform is to play music or maybe watch a few videos. I also use mine for these 2 purposes only, and I have ABSOLUTELY no trouble with it. When listening to music only, a single charge can last me for a week, no joke. In addition, the retina display is also great for watching 720p HD movies, even though the screen may be slightly small.
You won't go wrong with it, even though it may be an older device. Don't spend $299 just to buy a device to play your music when a $199 counterpart can perform the exact function without any flaw. Furthermore, both have the same 40hrs battery life when listening to audio.
|Dec 15, 2012, 07:56 AM
Heh, I still use my 1st gen for music and it runs flawlessly. The screen is of course not as good as retina models, but apart from that it does its function just as well as it did back in 2008.
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|Dec 15, 2012, 08:44 AM
It will be at its EOL by next fall (I have been using my brother's and it's starting to be a little weird on iOS 6), but just know that iOS 5 and 6 will be supported for awhile to come, and some developers will even make a fallback version (Spotify did with iOS 4). You might not get the latest stuff once iOS 7 comes around, but you will have had pretty much the most of next year to enjoy what everyone else is currently downloading.
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|Dec 15, 2012, 09:03 AM
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|Dec 15, 2012, 09:56 AM
I say it's better to cry once now, than cry forever later. My hard anodized aluminum finish is a heck of a lot more scratch resistant/durable than the shiny chrome of the previous models. Its satin finish is a pure joy to behold.
The two years difference between the IV and the V is a HUGE technological time period, as far as the rate of technology evolving. How long are computers good for these days? 3 years? 4-5 if you stretch it, and 6 if you're lucky. Buying a brand new device with two-year old technology is not worth a hundred dollars.
I'm so blown away with the iPT5, that I can only recommend it. Just pretend you're going to spend $200 anyway, so the V is only going to cost you $100. That's not much to spend for the best device ever.
The lens over the camera is Sapphire! That's what my watch's crystal is made of, it's really nice and durable. The camera is good enough on the iPT5 to replace my point and shoot (finally). and the HD video recording is nothing to scoff at.
The dense ppi (retina) display makes reading books really close to my face in bed so comfortable and clear (in "night" mode, white text against a black background), holding a mere 88 grams in my hand. The thinness... I won't go on and on, but I'd pay a hundred bucks just for the thin, hard-anodized aluminum unibody alone. It's so worth it. I liked it so much, I returned my original 32GB, and got the 64, for longevity.
I know what you mean about the 2nd Gen NANO though. It's my favorite. It was my favorite iPod, until this iPT5. They're now my only iPods and they make a great team. All that you liked about the NANO is inherent in the iPT5, because that 2nd Gen NANO was also anodized aluminum, and its thinness corresponds perfectly. They have the same long, skinny, and super-thin profile, but the NANO is a dinosaur comparatively.
The NANO lives in my Yamaha TSX-112 dock permanently (so I don't lose it, or it doesn't get stolen) and I don't use the iPT5 for music at all, but I can imagine it being a bit more cumbersome, than tucking that tiny NANO into your bra strap.
I use it as a free Wi-Fi VOIP phone with G-Voice and TalkaTone. Not paying data plans more than compensated for the initial $100 extra cost.
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|Dec 15, 2012, 12:51 PM
|Dec 15, 2012, 03:48 PM
The difference between the 4 and 5 is night and day in my opinion.
I bought the 5 and sold the 4. I don't see the point in anyone buying the 4th gen. as you are getting very dated tech at this point.
|Dec 16, 2012, 08:17 PM
Ignore the post that tell you to get the 5th Touch.
It just seem unnecessary especially if you are music focused. Since you are coming from nano, i dont think you are planning to go crazy night and day for Modern Combat 4 or infinity blade. Touch 4 16G is a good get, cases are still easy to find and cheaper price too. You already have plenty of 30pin accessories i guess it even more convenient.
The thing i also hate about the touch 5 is that you have to buy the new lightning connector. One surely will not be enough.
|Dec 16, 2012, 09:51 PM
And moreover, for those who mentioned old technology blar blar blar.
I just got my Ipad 2 few months back and it was an over a year technology. I couldn't be happier that apple still have it on the store and cut ipad 3 (this year technology) out of their store once Ipad 4 dubuted. I made the right choice because i dont view retina tablet and faster processor that important for the bigger price.
Its just about how you view your purchase, if you feel it is more suitable then it is worthed.
|Dec 16, 2012, 11:29 PM
The iPad 2 has SIGNIFICANTLY better hardware than the 4th gen touch. It's fine you have your own opinion. But don't tell others to ignore someone else's opinion because you don't agree with it. Besides. Your point about the iPad 2 is moot seeing as how it has the same processor, ram and graphics as the 5th gen touch.
|Dec 20, 2012, 12:53 PM
Based on the usage you had with the iPod nano, a 4th gen would be fine. With the extra $100, get yourself some more movies/music
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|Dec 27, 2012, 08:07 AM
I got a second hand iPod Touch 4 a few months ago, and I'm very happy with it. My usage is exclusively music (own music plus spotify) and podcasts. If I wanted to use it as a 'mini tablet', I would have gotten the 5, but for just listening to music, this has served me well.
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|Dec 27, 2012, 08:42 AM
I don't understand your post, OP. Where is the redundancy? Do you have an iPhone, a smartphone, or a tablet? I don't get where your redundancy is coming from....
|Dec 27, 2012, 10:10 AM
Methinks that money would be better spent on a program to assist your vocabulary . . .
|Dec 27, 2012, 07:27 PM
It still depends on you, yourself
Well, it depends solely on your usage. Personally, I own both iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 5. Both running ios 6 flawlessly. So, running slow is not a problem in iPod touch 4 because it has a superior processor compared to my iPhone.
If you want to play high end games, get the 5th generation since it is much better thanks to its dual core processor. If you don't have a camera, it is also a decent camera and recorder.
If all you want is music, youtube, safari and other light games like angry birds and where is my water, you can definitely save some of your bucks getting iPod touch 4. It depends on your usage.
Both iPod touch is going to get ios 7 because apply is still selling them. It's apple tradition to provide support to products they still sell, like what happen to iPhone 3GS.
|Dec 27, 2012, 09:14 PM
I'm not sure what you mean with "redundant," but I don't think there's anything wrong with the fourth-generation iPod touch. I'm currently using it and it works well. If you're used to something faster or with the larger screen, maybe you'd feel like it was taking a step backwards, but the retina screen is a definite step up from the first generation (which I also owned). You'd think the screen was terrible from the way some people above described it, but they've clearly been spoiled by something else. There's nothing wrong with it. In fact, I usually use mine at the gym and suspect it's better due to the slightly smaller size (I liked the clip-on Nano but ditched it once I switched to Spotify).
The only issue, I think, with the fourth-gen is that Apple is unlikely to support it with future iOS updates. For example, if they're working on an iOS 7, I'm not sure I'd expect it to support the fourth-gen--but who knows, maybe it will with a reduced feature set, or maybe they'll keep it up a little longer since they're still selling it. It doesn't really matter as long as it works for what you're using it for.
Personally, while I'm using a fourth-gen right now, I'll probably sell it and buy a fifth-gen once they become a bit more widely available--but only because I'm also buying a Lockitron, which works with Bluetooth 4.0 that the fourth gen lacks and which is a lot easier than using Lockitron with Wi-Fi (I suspect, anyway). The better camera should also be nice, not that I regularly use my iPod as a camera--but it'd be nice to capture spontaneous events that won't look like I did so on a ten-year-old cell phone.
|Dec 27, 2012, 10:09 PM
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|Dec 27, 2012, 10:58 PM
Im selling my 64 gig ipt4, take a look...
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|Dec 28, 2012, 03:58 PM
Talking about the screen, the 5's got a much better black level, which improves video and makes everything look more vibrant. The viewing angle is not much better, but at least there isn't the color shift to purple I observed with my 4. The 5's oleophobic coating is a huge upgrade. I've yet to need to wipe my screen because fingerprints were distorting the display, which is something I had to do daily with the 4. Now if they could only make it dust-o-phobic.
The dual core CPU plus twice the RAM makes a huge difference in the core set of apps I use, Music, iBooks, Safari, Tapatalk, and Remote. With the 5, when one of these apps gets flushed, it's at most a couple of seconds for it to come back, whereas with the 4, it could take 10-20 seconds for iBooks to come back. Huge upgrade!
The camera is actually worth using now. It's much better quality all around, plus it has auto-focus. Apps like bar code readers now work well, and the flash enables proper flashlight apps as well as improving photography. Another huge upgrade.
I sold my 64 GB 4th gen and replaced it with a 64 GB 5th gen. I had the 4 for two years, and after six weeks or so with the 5, I can say it is vastly superior in fundamental ways, and it has been a real pleasure to use. And to think I wasn't very excited by it when it was first revealed!
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posted by benasselstine, Tue 20 May 2014 02:32:34 AM UTC - 0 replies
At long last the drawing routines have been converted to Cairo. Stay tuned for a new release.
posted by benasselstine, Wed 16 Mar 2011 03:57:50 PM UTC - 0 replies
LordsAWar! version 0.2.0, a clone of the turn-based strategy game Warlords II, has been released with the following changes:
- Revamped and addressed all aspects of network play.
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posted by benasselstine, Tue 22 Feb 2011 12:05:29 AM UTC - 0 replies
Lots of progress is being made in making LordsAWar playable over the network.
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posted by benasselstine, Tue 06 Jul 2010 04:13:00 PM UTC - 0 replies
Here's what's new in 0.1.9:
- improved the game AI some more.
- added CTRL+double-click to send stacks to destination of previously moved stack.
- made two fun new items that can be "used".
- added better bridge and fog artwork. ...
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posted by benasselstine, Sat 27 Mar 2010 08:04:43 AM UTC - 0 replies
This is a bug-fix release to fix some serious bugs that were in 0.1.7. This release also contains updated artwork for the default tileset.
It can be downloaded from the download-area: https://savannah.nongnu.org/files/?group=lordsawar
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Public discussion can now happen on our very own mailing list.
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posted by benasselstine, Mon 08 Mar 2010 11:55:54 AM UTC - 0 replies
Here's what's new in 0.1.7:
- new terrain artwork.
- users can now manage many stacks on a tile.
- added a cityset editor and a shieldset editor.
- improved AI.
- improved the scenario editor.
- save file format is now a tarball that contains the artwork for the game. ...
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posted by benasselstine, Fri 11 Dec 2009 10:59:55 AM UTC - 1 reply
More screenshots have arrived from David Baumgart, the artist working on the graphics for the new default tileset.
Here's a sample of the water:
Here's a sample of the forest:
This is exciting stuff! Let me know what you think by posting a comment to this news item, or mailing me as email@example.com.
posted by benasselstine, Sun 29 Nov 2009 07:14:06 PM UTC - 0 replies
Thanks to the Savannah folks, the lordsawar subversion repository has been migrated to the Savannah servers.
The subversion server located at lordsawar.com has been disabled. Please recheckout your source trees.
posted by benasselstine, Fri 27 Nov 2009 11:44:59 AM UTC - 1 reply
David Baumgart has taken a slightly more painterly direction in his efforts to make a new default set of terrain tiles for the game.
You can see his latest efforts here:
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March 16th, 2005 #1
NYC's Subway Sketch Group - (feb. 2006 Subway update)
Inspired by Digi, goldenavatar and myself are starting our own subway sketch group in NYC. As a precursor to the main event (which should be happening the weekend of March 26-27th) I scanned in some pages of my sketchbook that i take with me for those long rides on the subway. Enjoy.
this one was done at JFK airport
JFK as well
more to come
Last edited by AmishCommy; February 5th, 2006 at 04:13 PM.
Hide this ad by registering as a memberMarch 16th, 2005 #2
love em, man. great vitality to em. you took classes w/ george pratt, right? I had the fortune of having him for a few semesters here, totally changed the way I drew.
a crit, or suggestion I guess, for your sketches- try incorporating the environment of the subjects, I think the feeling of the subway would come across really well this way. just a suggestion, though. hope to see some more!
March 17th, 2005 #3
Ya dude, i hate backgrounds. My major weakness. I dont really get to the backgrounds cause I usualy don't have a lot of time to get to them. Becasue i use a brush pen and the subways are so damn shaky a lot of time is wasted trying to control the line. I had an awesome caligraphy pen do this kind of stuff but dumbass me broke it.
This recent bunch has a hint of background in them.
This left page: just a little screwing around warmup after taking a look at wes9000's thread.
The right page: I was waiting for my sister outside her work.
real quick ones done at the laundromat.
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March 19th, 2005 #4
pushing myself to do some backgrounds:
Had a little time to kill in front of the Grace Building at Bryant Park. this is the end result.
March 19th, 2005 #5
omg those a good , those sketches are FULL of life ! keep em coming
March 19th, 2005 #6
these are great ammish!! I really enjoyed these, great fluidity and lineweight.., amazing how well youve captured the faces with just enough lines....and knew where to stop drawing....keep em coming, please!!
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Here's to hoping the sketchbook group lasts and endures.
March 20th, 2005 #8
Eew, nicolas - thanks for the kind words guys. here's a secret to how i know when to stop: when the person moves or the train comes to my stop is when i stop. hehe.
Golden - Sunday, 27 1:30 pm - IT's ON!!!
Here are some older ones:
this one was done in Boston around New Years
These last 2 i did last night. I forgot my sketchbook at home, foolish me.
March 28th, 2005 #9
03-27-2005 - 1st Subway Sketch Meeting
Well we said we'd do it and we did. Turn out was low. Myself, GoldenAvatar, and Winjer with a friend. We ended up taking the R into Brooklyn and back. Let's hope more people will show up next week.
I lost track of time and where i was and got a ton of sketches done.
These first two was Waiting around outside Starbucks, drawing the Falun Gong demonstrators:
The rest were done on the R train:
had to go to pencil because the train is to damn shaky for a brush pen. This was actualy a HB Graphite Stick.
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your stuff looks good, alot of character.
for some of em, are you doing blind contour drawings?
March 28th, 2005 #11
I did more but im only posting these to make myself look good.
March 28th, 2005 #12
oh shit am i not supposed to post my stuff in here? I thought this was just the general thread for our group. Ill take it out if you say.
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Not known for my being particularly fast, here's what I did last in my sketchbook at the meet. Sadly, I couldn't goto the drawing class at BCC because of the weather. Sorry, but these are links to my DA gallery.
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March 28th, 2005 #14
naw dude, its cool, I'll edit it to be NYC subway sketch group. Post away.
By the way, i'm loving your sketches more and more everytime i look at them, W.
G. Post yours when you get a chanse.
MisterJC - thanks dude. its more like a legaly blind contour. I look more than if i were to do a blind contour and concentrate less. the way i draw from life, especialy in situations where the figure does not stay still, is try to get as much information down as poscible. lifting your pencil from the paper just seems like a waste of time. The whole reasoning behind blind contour drawing is to train your hand to follow your eye. I've been doing this for some time now so it may seem like the hand/eye thing is starting to work out for me. I still have a ways to go.
I totally didn't realize that Sunday was Easter. I guess that's why there was such a low turn out.
March 28th, 2005 #15
great inks guys! inspiring
March 28th, 2005 #16
nice sketches yall. too bad im not in ny, all we have here in miami is our crappy metrorail and i cant find a single friend whod wanna go ride round on that all day.
cool beans to you...my friend.
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March 28th, 2005 #17
these are some really fine brush work.Speed seems to be a strentgh for you. Thanks for sharing these. Also could recomend a good brush pen or a specific brand that works best?
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April 7th, 2005 #18
Subway Sketch Group - (04.02.05)
well, probably becasue of Daylight Savings Time and lack of promotion by us (and lazziness) no one showed up this weekend. I was sitting around in Subway waiting until 3:00pm waiting for anyone who wasnt informed of Daylight Savings.
Instead of looking at is as i was waiting for people (which i absolutely despise) i looked at this as a forced detachment from the comPOOter. I was able to get a bunch of concept work done for a side project I'm working on.
I did, however, sketched a few people at starbucks. here is the end result:
Today (04.06) was such a beutiful day so i decided to spend some time in the park and once again away from the ComPOOter. Once again I worked on the concepts for my personal project. trying to visualize thescript and begin to layout shots for the storyboards for it. But much like in the Sunday fashion i ended the session with some observational drawings. These were done with a Sumi brush and Walnut ink:
for 04.10.05 I've already gotten an RSVP and Golden promissed to show up this time as well. So everyone else come out too. Location is still the same, Starbucks on 34thSt. at 1 Penn Plaza.
April 7th, 2005 #19
flaptraps - thanks for the compilents
dadamafia - ya dude that monorail does seem kinda useless since everyone and their grandma owns a car. Sorry to dis your town but i never liked Miami. I used to go down evey now and then whe i lived in Boca and i always managed to get lost there.
King Odessa - I use a Kaimei brush pen i got at the Pearl in NYC. It's a little pricy ($50) and the rifil cartiges are $1 each. I go through a cartrige a week when i'm all out drawing, otherwise it lasts. I like it casue its small, light, and very portable.
Before I found this pen I used a black refilable one ($15) whose name i can't read becasue its in japaneese. (Got it in LA at a Japanese book store - i saw David Mack using one at ComicCon 2004 and i had to have one too) Winjer uses the same one so he may be able to tell you the brand. Otherwise you have to wait til i get my ass in gear and photograph the pens i use.
I also have a "Nori" brush from Cheap Joe's (online art store). That was my first one. It's cheep ($7-8 ), bulky, and gets kind of messy when refilling the ink. It takes regular inks that you can buy at any store.
about speed, I never really like spending a lot of time on things. if I spend a long time on something it looses its energy and i end up messing it up in some way. Speed is also good to have in the professional world. (funny side note: I went to the Society of Illustrators Jazz Life Drawing session this past tuesday - which was totally awesome and everyone in NYC should go - and i ended up sucking trying to draw the models for majority of the session. But in-between poses I made a few quickies of other atendies and those turned out great and in less time.)
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April 7th, 2005 #20
Hey that's awesome guys! What a great idea! hehehe...
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By the way, I posted up on just about any art forum you can think of about the next rest of the dates in April for the sketchbook group. Hopefully we'll get more attendees as time progresses and more folks slowly, but surely(?) show up.
April 12th, 2005 #22
Subway Sketch Group - (04.10.05)
Golden - the posts are helping, now all you gotta do is show up, hehe.
Digi - come back and check in on your bastard children.
Here's a new batch.
Winjer showed up, and a newcomer, Jin. We took the E downtown, but there was no one on the train. so we ended up going to the park. Initialy tried to go to the Zoo but seing as how we're all broke we went to a grassy area and sketched until 6:30. I sucked most of the day. Didnt start getting good until the very end.
E train:
This one's my favorite of the whole batch:
April 13th, 2005 #23
Great. Love looking at these. Breaking out the watercolors on the latest batch I see?
I should be able to make it to one soon.
April 13th, 2005 #24
I should post my stuff but meh whatever. Im surprised this has made it to week 3. Ill be there for week 4 too
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Anything happen this week?
April 18th, 2005 #26
Golden - I showed up and waited for you until 2. Jin, from last week, showed up and we ended up going to the park again. Once again I sucked, and we did end up staying til 6:30 like last time. I wasn't gonna show cause i was sick all week and on a stupid sleep schedule, but i forced myself, and other than a severe lack of sleep and a stuffed nose, i had a good time.
Waited for you too, Winjer.
Next week i'll be showing up too, but i'll only be able to stick around for 2 or 3 hours. Rocking my Jewishocity and throwing a Passover Dinner for my family and Jewish friends.
Hito - the last few weeks were great because we were able to chill in the park until dusk. Its best for you to come out on one of the nice days so we can justify your trip up from Philly and stick around for a while. So next weekend may not be the best to come up but the ones afterwards should be.
I'll post my crappy struggles once i get a chanse to scan them.
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do you sketch witha sharpie? I could never do that. i'd ebd up with nothing but chicken scratchs
April 28th, 2005 #28Originally Posted by nevets
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This was in 2001. You do enough of these and you'll start seing results.
April 28th, 2005 #29
I really enjoy a lot your sketches made with a thin pencil : that's the way I used to draw, and now I want to retry this way.
Very good feeling, man.
April 29th, 2005 #30
Subway Sketch Group - (04.17.05)
Arctis - I don't use a thin pencil, its either a Staedtler MARS780 (you know the clicky type with the thick led) or a graphite stick. The only time i use thin Clicky pencils is when i'm sketching thumbnails.
Here are the sketches from 2 sundays ago. I'll scan last Sunday's later tonight or tomorrow.
Subway (E train):
Park (Just outside the Zoo where the portrait artists are):


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Bell states that the Full-9 helmet was born from the Motocross Moto-9 helmet. The Full-9 has been crafted with the needs of cyclists in mind. Bell has taken the most advanced and relevant safety enhancements available. This means you can be at ease knowing you'll be protected.
Protection is not all that Bell was after with this masterpiece. Innovative features like Soundtrax integrate audio speakers and audio cable routing directly with the helmet. In addition, the growing popularity of helmet cams has inspired Bell to create slick-integrated camera mounts and the newly added eyebrow ventilation.
The Full-9 has a Carbon Fiber shell with Magnefusion cheek pads. Magnefusion cheek pads are magnetic and removable. Increased airflow is promoted by the addition of new overbrow ventilation ports. This keeps you cooler for longer. The Full-9 is packed full of features to keep you cool, comfortable and most of all, safe.
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