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Turn grilled chicken breast from dull to delicious with Lawry's® Caribbean Jerk Marinade. Serve with a summer-fresh mango and black bean salsa.
4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves, about 1 1/4 pounds
1/2 cup Lawry's® Caribbean Jerk Marinade with Papaya Juice
2 tablespoons Lawry's® Caribbean Jerk Marinade with Papaya Juice
1 can (15 ounces) black beans, drained and rinsed
1 cup chopped peeled ripe mango
1/4 cup chopped red bell pepper
2 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
Place chicken in large resealable plastic bag or glass dish. Add 1/2 cup of the marinade; turn to coat well. Refrigerate 30 minutes or longer for extra flavor.
Meanwhile, for the Black Bean Salsa, mix beans, mango, bell pepper, cilantro and remaining 2 tablespoons marinade in medium bowl. Set aside. Remove chicken from marinade. Discard any remaining marinade.
Grill chicken over medium heat 6 to 7 minutes per side or until cooked through. Serve chicken with Black Bean Salsa.
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January 31st, 2012 #1
Maolaosan's Sketchbook,Making progress is enjoyable
Hi all,I'm here to make some friends,so we can make progress again and again together.Feel free to comment & critique me.
My target is make some fine art (before I die) that can be remembered for 200 years. If I can't do this,never mind,drawing make me happy,that's enough.
As a newone here,let me introduce myself:Chinese,35 years old,Male.I knew CA because months ago my friend gave me a link about MindCandyMan's amazing journey--what a tough guy he is!CA is good place,A looooooot of guys here do muuuuch better than me.A looooooooot of guys from different countries here love drawing as I do.
I have took some formal training from the very beginning for 4 months, from 2010--2011,major target of the class is for ordinary highschool students to pass the exam so they can go to art college(teachers there are from CAFA-Chinese Central Academy of Fine Arts). Most of my classmates are girls who have half age of mine. A "very old" man learn together with them, always make they curious. It is a FAQ : ask "why do you come here?" answer "I love doing this" .The oldest classmate is a 59 years old woman. When I see her drawing very carefully (a stainless steel pot),I feel..... Love is a wondering thing.
My English is not well, write comment is not a easy thing for me(But with the help of Online-dictionary,I believe I can understand what you reply this thread). I start writing this from last night, now ,sunshine is coming in through the window(kidding... from 22:30 to ....23:18 now)
I can't express myself well in English, so let my stuff do:
Last edited by maolaosan; February 1st, 2012 at 03:43 AM.
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BTW,upper left by 12/22/2011, right by 01/12/2012
January 31st, 2012 #3
hi and welcome to CA
hope to see many posts here
your first post is pretty nice , the newer drawing seems better than the left in the face (but hair could be better)
post more
Sketchbook | Blog | Website | FBPage
check them:
Anthis ,Hai ,Angel Intheuk KingKostas, Kungfoowiz, Pou
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January 31st, 2012 #4
Thank you very much ,zou. you are the first one who reply my thread in CA.
Last edited by maolaosan; January 31st, 2012 at 01:19 PM.
January 31st, 2012 #5
class work
January 31st, 2012 #6
Same man,draw 6 times.after 6th I thought I couldn't do better,so didn't go on.
January 31st, 2012 #7
angry girl,angry bunny,and two tough guy
February 1st, 2012 #8
a writer. a famous cat and so on
stuff: some recent, some very old
February 2nd, 2012 #9
A old one.
No recent stuff,so upload an old one. When i was drawing this,I was a middle school student,lived with my grandma & grandpa.Many memories recalled by this sketch when I found it from the bottom of my cabinet.
Last edited by maolaosan; February 2nd, 2012 at 06:06 PM.
February 2nd, 2012 #10
hi, welcome in here, you seem to have a good pencil stroke, and a good humour.
(the cat piece killed me) so i dont see any reason that you won't make great
stuff soon, keep on training!
s i m o n
sketchbook: http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=126939
blog: http://monsieurrude.blogspot.com/
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February 3rd, 2012 #11
@bouroune,thank you very much.That cat is very famous here because he can hold everything (all kinds of fruits,grass,boxes and so on)on his head and keep perfect balance.He is fed by a Japanese farm holder.We call him "Uncle Cat"
February 3rd, 2012 #12
Upper one is 7th of post #6 I drew last night(your today morning). and then,I cried badly.collected my tears in my cup and swallowed them,then,they come out immediately from my eyes!!! Oh!! how poor I am.
with tear stains,I drew a new one this morning (your today night),ahh....feel better~~
February 10th, 2012 #13
haven't update for about 1 week,but I do draw something everyday. Have a sketchbook at CA and check others stuff do help me keep drawing.Thx a lot to CA. This week,I draw friends,their sons/daughters/girlfriends ... so I don't post. Because I promised them will not post to any website.
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
February 12th, 2012 #14
Thanks for visiting my sketchbook, hope to see more work from you soon!
February 21st, 2012 #15
kind words make me feel touching.so ...I update some old stuff,some just for fun.
A friend traveled more than 1k miles to perform a show
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
February 21st, 2012 #16
a famous writer who wrote many children's fairy tales.In his novel,there are two cute rats,one drive tank,other drive helicopter。("drive" maybe not right here...)And last year,when he was over 60 years old,he started learning play guitar, his blog said:"when I'm washing my feet, I practising play guitar",so I draw this.(Oh......... my English is very pooooooooor)
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
February 21st, 2012 #17
a friend who LOVE sniper rifle in FPS computer games
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
February 29th, 2012 #18
today (2/29/2012) is my birthday,so I draw myself for the first time.
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
May 21st, 2012 #19
Long time no come..... post some humble stuff.....
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
May 31st, 2012 #20
one of my buddy.He loves climb mountain.
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
May 31st, 2012 #21
try again.
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
June 5th, 2012 #22
hmm....... one of the legs is toooo short...
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
June 15th, 2012 #23
my favourite restaurant,I love happy crowd
One day One step,Two day Two steps.
October 23rd, 2012 #24
Long time no see ,u guys
back to the basic ones. Eggs and apples are miraculous.
One day One step,Two day Two steps.


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Ranveer Singh
Anushka Sharma
Arjun Kapoor
Aishwarya Rai
Amitabh Bachchan
Alia Bhatt
Shraddha Kapoor
Sonakshi Sinha
Jacqueline Fernandez
Hrithik Roshan
Spy is an upcoming american action comedy film directed and written by paul feig. the film stars melissa mccarthy, jason
Baahubali (english: strongest) is the working title for this upcoming indian epic film produced in telugu, tamil and hindi
Rudhramadevi is an upcoming indian 3d bilingual historic film produced and directed by gunasekhar. the film stars anushka
Purampokku (tamil: புறம்போக்கு) is an upcoming indian tamil film directed by s. p. jananathan. it
Vai Raja Vai
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Yagavarayinum Naa Kaakka
Yagavarayinum naa kaakka is an upcoming tamil film directed by sathya prabhas pinisetty starring his brother aadhi and
Boologam is an upcoming tamil action movie directed by n. kalyanakrishnan and produced by aascar films. it stars jayam ravi
Singh Is Bling
Singh is bling is an upcoming bollywood comedy film directed by prabhu deva and produced by ashvini yardi, starring akshay
Vettai Mannan
Vettai mannan (english: hunting king; tamil: வேட்டை மன்னன்) is an upcoming tamil action-thriller
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Humidity: 93%
Wind: 18 mph
September 06, 2011 10:04 am
Knock knock.
Who's there?
Door-to-door salesman.
Door-to-door salesman who?
Well, there are a few ways to answer that question: solicitor, peddler or transient merchant. Key differences separate the three, and the city of Powell may change how it regulates, licenses and defines them.
August 30, 2011 10:15 am
The Bureau of Land Management is working to adopt a Resource Management Plan to determine how millions of acres of public land in the Big Horn Basin will be managed over the next 20 years.
Crafting a plan of this magnitude has required years of work, discussions, meetings, comments and debate. The lengthy process resulted in a 1,800-page draft, but before a final plan is reached, residents still have an opportunity to comment.
August 23, 2011 10:10 am
Nearly 10 years ago, commercial airplanes became weapons in terrorist attacks, striking our nation at its core. As America reeled in the fearful and frantic hours of Sept. 11, 2001, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta grounded all flights. In the days that followed, Mineta met with leaders in the White House and Congress to discuss our nation's security and getting the airlines back up.
August 18, 2011 10:51 am
Heart Mountain Interpretive Learning Center opens this weekend
As the last train departed on Nov. 10, 1945, young LaDonna Zall quietly watched as Japanese-Americans walked away from the Heart Mountain Relocation Camp where they were confined as internees during World War II.
"It was snowing horizontally, as it does in Wyoming … they looked very cold, and there were soldiers in their long winter coats spaced along the way, their rifles on their shoulders, the bayonets shining in the gray daylight," Zall recalled.
August 16, 2011 9:38 am
After several months of closed-door discussions, the Northwest College Board of Trustees barely agreed to extend a contract with President Paul Prestwich. Last week's 4-3 vote means the board will begin to negotiate a contract with Prestwich to keep him at the college through at least June of 2013.
The split vote also means the college board doesn't have complete confidence in the current president.
August 02, 2011 10:30 am
The Park County Fair parade rolled down Bent Street Saturday with dozens of floats, hundreds of spectators, airborne candy and old-time parade pageantry, celebrating the community at its best.
July 26, 2011 10:30 am
New changes, old-time favorites mark annual Park County Fair
Groomed goats will get their moment in the limelight. Jars of jam await the judges' taste buds. Carnival rides are rolling into town.
It all means one thing: the annual Park County Fair is here.
July 26, 2011 10:22 am
As the Park County Fair begins this week featuring the annual traditions its known for — pig mud wrestling, the junior livestock sale, carnival rides, exhibits, performances and the demolition derby — some important elements are missing this year.
July 21, 2011 10:25 am
Father, daughter ride from Pennsylvania to Wyoming
Just consider this bicycle trip by the numbers:
A six-week journey covering more than 2,400 miles, bicycling a minimum of 14 hours a day, averaging 65 miles each day, encountering heat above 100 degrees, facing wind gusts of more than 40 mph — at age 80.
July 19, 2011 9:48 am
Park County residents haven't approved a 1-cent sales tax proposal since 2006, but they've heard plenty of pitches in recent years.
Last year, local leaders talked about a temporary 1-cent capital facilities sales tax to pay for landfill transitions, such as a Powell transfer station, but the idea never made it to the ballot. Last August, voters did consider a $14.2 million tax proposal for West Park Hospital's renovations, but they overwhelmingly defeated the measure with 67.7 percent of county voters opposed to the tax and only 32.3 percent in favor.
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Why yes, I am feeling a bit lazy today. Why do you ask?
Sorry for the audio buzz, but it seems to be from the event itself rather than a video artifact.
Why yes, I am feeling a bit lazy today. Why do you ask?
Sorry for the audio buzz, but it seems to be from the event itself rather than a video artifact.
Election day is tomorrow! Now would be a good time to locate your voter registration card…
Some political observers think Ted Cruz will pass on running in the 2016 Presidential race, including the very perceptive liberal law professor Alan Dershowitz, who says flatly that "Cruz won't run in 2016."
I would suggest to those who don't think Cruz is running should look at his travel schedule. This Saturday, for example, Cruz has a pretty hectic itinerary in New Hampshire:
Saturday, April 12
10:00 am ET – Nashua
Greater Nashua NHGOP Day of Action Rally
Nashua City Hall, Back Parking Lot
229 Main Street
Nashua, NH 03060
11:00 am ET – Manchester
Greater Manchester NHGOP Day of Action Rally
Livingston Park, Pool Parking Lot
14 Red Coat Lane (off Hooksett Road)
Manchester, NH 03104
1:35 pm ET – Manchester
Sen. Cruz to hold media availability
The Executive Court
Media Room
1199 South Mammoth Road
Manchester, NH 03109
2:15 pm ET – Manchester
Sen. Cruz to speak at Americans for Prosperity "Freedom Summit"
The Executive Court
1199 South Mammoth Road
Manchester, NH 03109
He's also been to Iowa this year:
Tuesday, March 18
1:40 pm CT – Des Moines, IA
Sen. Cruz speaks at the Network of Iowa Christian Home Educators (NICHE) Homeschool Day at the Capitol
Marriott Hotel Downtown
Iowa Ballroom
700 Grand Avenue
Des Moines, IA 50309
7:40 pm CT – Mason City, IA
Sen. Cruz speaks at the Cerro Gordo County GOP Dinner
The Music Man Square
308 South Pennsylvania Avenue
Mason City, IA 50401
There were a significant number of events in Iowa and new Hampshire last year as well:
Friday, October 25
7:00 pm – Des Moines, IA
Sen. Cruz keynotes 2013 Iowa GOP Ronald Reagan Dinner
Community Choice Credit Union Convention Center
Iowa Events Center
730 3rd Street
Des Moines, IA 50309
NOTE: Sen. Cruz speaks at ~7:30 pm; he will take questions from the press following the program in room 402.
Saturday, October 26
12:00 pm – Les Mars, IA
Sen. Cruz Speaks at Defenders of Freedom Banquet
Le Mars Convention Center
Banquet Hall
275 12th Street, SE
Le Mars, IA 51031
NOTE: Sen. Cruz speaks at ~1:05 pm; he will take questions from the press following the program.
Friday, August 23 – Dublin, New Hampshire
4:45 p.m. ET
Media Availability
Knollwood Farm
4 Windmill Hill Road
Dublin, NH 03444
6:30 p.m. ET
New Hampshire GOP Summer Backyard Party
Knollwood Farm
4 Windmill Hill Road
Dublin, NH 03444
On Saturday, August 10, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz will speak at the Family Leadership Summit in Ames, Iowa.
Saturday, August 10
3:50 p.m. – Ames, IA
Iowa State University
Stephens Auditorium
400 Beach Avenue
Ames, IA 50011
*NOTE: Sen. Cruz's father, Rafael Cruz, will speak prior to the Senator at 3:35 p.m.
If Cruz isn't running, he's sure spending an awful lot of time in Iowa and New Hampshire for a Senator from Texas.
For an additional data point, note that there's already a Draft Ted Cruz Super PAC that just happens to be run by Cruz regional director Raz Shafer (and a rare kudo for David Weigel for doing the leg, er, Google and WHOIS work).
Finally, this video on the Ted Cruz for Senate YouTube channel sure sounds like a campaign ad:
If I had to bet money, I'd say Cruz is running for the Presidency in 2016, and I think he'll make a formidable candidate.
This week's criminal super-genius comes comes to use from Davenport, Iowa. Warning: The codeword for this caper is "Ewwwwwwwww!" I wouldn't click that link before dinner, as the perp was a complete dumbass in more than one sense of the word.
(Hat tip: Ace of Spades.)
Ace of Spades makes his case for Rick Perry here.
Since that piece came out December 19, it's hardly cutting edge news. But I've been ruminating on it for a while to try and figure out if I have anything more to add. I think I do. And with the Iowa Caucuses looming, I probably should.
I haven't covered much of the 2012 Presidential race, mainly because I've been focusing on the Texas Senate Race and everyone and their dog was blogging every twist in the POTUSA race.
Plus I don't have cable, so I wouldn't be able to watch the
interminable numerous debates.
Which is why I didn't see Perry commit his brain freezes, of which there were many. (My theory is that he was still hopped up on goofballs from his back operation.)
Having lived in Texas for the entirety of Rick Perry's tenure as governor, I can attest that he is not a perfect candidate. There have been times (Gardasil, the Trans-Texas Corridor) when he's strayed from conservative principles. And he's not as polished as Mitt Romney or as articulate as Newt Gingrich.
But Perry isn't running against the second coming of Ronald Reagan, or even Sarah Palin. Every other major Republican contender is not only at least as flawed, they're considerably more so.
By process of elimination, that leaves Perry. As I said before, Perry isn't perfect, but he has a record on holding the line on government spending and enabling job creation that puts Romney to shame. One again, let's go to the charts that the indispensable Will Franklin of Willisms has provided on Texas job creation:
And the case for Perry over Romney (again thanks to WILLisms) is even more stark:
More on the Texas job success story here.
While I have criticized Perry's campaign budget proposals for being too timid, Perry insisted on balancing the Texas budget without tax hikes. I assure you that California would love to have Texas' budget. Indeed, adjusted for inflation, population growth, and federally-mandated spending, the Texas state budget has actually gone down under Perry. His guiding principle has been "don't spend all the money," and it's one that Washington desperately needs.
One final, very big reason to support Perry: He can win. Perry's never lost a race, because he's a tough and tenacious campaigner who's not afraid to hit his opponent\s hard. Everyone thought Kay Bailey Hutchison was going to cream Perry in the 2010 governor's race, and he beat her like a rented mule.
In the general election against Bill White, he ran an ad featuring a police widow talking about how her husband had been killed by a multi-arrested illegal alien while White was touting Houston as a "sanctuary city."
Even professional MSM Perry hater Paul Burka says that Perry is a hard man. "He is the kind of politician who would rather be feared than loved." Perry will have absolutely no fear of taking the fight to Obama and going negative early and often, and he won't let political correctness cow him into treating Obama with kid gloves.
Will the media savage Rick Perry for his flubs? Of course they will. But, as Ace noted, they'll always find a way to crucify any Republican candidate to make Obama look better. They'll use the same "he's an idiot" line of attack they used on Reagan and Bush43…and you so how far that got them.
If you're still undecided on Perry, this video should at least give you a more rounded picture of him:
For those who think Perry is already out of the race, remember that at this point in 2004, the consensus was that Howard Dean was going to be the nominee. There's a reason Americans actually get to vote, and they frequently prove the pundits wrong.
One final reason to vote for Perry: he's a pretty good shot.


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[nbdev] Re: Upgrade 7.2 -> 7.2.1: Seems modules were changed (implementation version changed) but modules are not updated
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- Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2013 14:34:35 +0100
most important think first: I didn't want to insult anyone. If this
seemed different I apologize - it's just frustrating to fight against
unnecessary problems. In turn I'll ignore the parts that I took as such.
Am Donnerstag, den 10.01.2013, 15:14 -0500 schrieb Wade Chandler:
> On 01/10/2013 01:19 PM, Matthias Bläsing wrote:
> > Am Donnerstag, den 10.01.2013, 06:28 +0100 schrieb Benno Markiewicz:
> >> [Idea: create a plugin only for 7.2.1 or 7.2]
>> [My diagnosis: not an option]
> [Reply: - It depends on the perspective what is a solution/workaround
> - Discussion that I should not use implementation dependencies]
I know that implementation dependencies are and I know I should use them
with care. In this case I could not work around it:
- Issue Tracker SPI and core classes are only accessible to friends (I
checked that I only used exported classes
- JAX-WS dependency: Axis tried to load a class (if I remember correctly
it was some mime support) via the system class loader - resulting in an
error if the class could be loaded from multiple modules (this gets ugly!)
- SwingX I already needed implementation dependencies - so this didn't make
the situation worse
> If the SwingX and JAX-WS modules require impl access, then I would think
> you would need to have your own copies of those libraries in your module
> not exported as public APIs versus trying to reuse the ones in the IDE;
As pointed out above - this is not as easy as it sounds.
> if that is in fact what you are doing and is the problem you were trying
> to overcome. If Issue Tracking requires friend access or an impl dep,
> then to me the question is why? And that is something you could indeed
> ask the NB devs, and to me would be perfectly reasonable to ask; if that
> is indeed the case.
> [Discussion that to many friend-only APIs in netbeans hinder extension
> development]
Yes to implement an issue tracking plugin (or an api user) you need at
least friend access. And yes - this gets annoying very quickly. I can
understand it in a way (=> the api seems to be in flux - the SPI for 7.3
requires one more feature than the 7.2), but it doesn't make it easier
to create a bugtracker module.
PS: I'm subscribed to nbdev, so no need to keep me in CC


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|Busch set to drive No. 78 in Charlotte
|Written by Admin
|Friday, 28 September 2012 05:48
Busch signed this week to drive for the Colorado-based team in 2013. He'll get an early jump and drive the final six races of this season for his new team.
Busch spent this season driving for Phoenix Racing in the Sprint Cup series and his brother's Kyle Busch Motorsports in the Nationwide Series, where he won twice.
Busch says he ``can't wait'' to get back into a quality car. He says Furniture Row is a big step up from the Phoenix program.
Busch will replace Regan Smith in the No. 78 Chevrolet. Smith has Furniture Row's only Cup race victory, winning in 2011 at Darlington Raceway.


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Video Cameras
Red Rocket Travel Slider is for film-makers on the go
March 25, 2013
Although not everyone may remember it, there was a time when if you wanted to make a professional-looking film, you needed either a 16mm movie camera or something along the lines of a BetaCam. Compact professional video cameras and video-capable DSLRs have changed that, although slick-looking videos still require more than just a good camera – it helps if you have a way of performing nice camera movements, too. The Red Rocket Slider is designed to get you some of those moves, without requiring a big gear truck or a big budget. Read More
MojoFloCam has a funny name and a smooth purpose
March 22, 2013
The skyrocketing popularity of smartphones and compact video cameras over the past several years has resulted in a certain class of products starting to show up a lot on Kickstarter – rigs for stabilizing video shot with the devices. We've recently covered models such as the Circle Thing, the Stabil-i Case, and the SteadeeGo. One of the latest such products, Steadibitz' amazingly-named MojoFloCam, looks like it does a pretty good job at smoothing out the shakes. Read More
The BallCam – coming soon to a gridiron near you?
February 27, 2013
Viewers of televised football games can now see footage from video cameras mounted on the players' helmets and the coaches' heads ... what else could one ask? Of course, let's see what things look like from the ball's point of view! Actually, that's no longer as far-fetched as it once was. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University and Japan's University of Electro-Communications (UEC) recently unveiled their BallCam system, which can provide relatively smooth video from a spinning, airborne football. Read More
SteadyWheel takes a circular approach to stabilizing video
February 20, 2013
As can be seen by the increasing number of stabilizing rigs available for DSLRs and small camcorders, people don't like shaky hand-held video. Most of those rigs are inspired by the Steadicam Smoothee, utilizing a counter-weighted arm that extends below the gimbal-mounted camera. It's an effective set-up, but one that's also kind of fiddly. Fabricator and machinist Robert Stone has created something much more simple, in the form of the SteadyWheel. Read More
MeCam video camera is worn like a button or necklace
January 24, 2013
People seem to be pretty content with using their smartphone video cameras to capture life's zany moments, although constantly holding up one's phone to follow the action can sometimes get a little tiring. That's why the MeCam was invented. It's a video camera that can be pinned to your shirt or worn on an included cord like a necklace, so you can shoot your clips without having to play Cameraman. Read More
3rd Person View lets you star in your own action videos
January 21, 2013
If you like to shoot point-of-view videos of your "extreme" endeavors, perhaps you sometimes get people saying "How come we never get to see you in any of these?". Well, you can address that by using something like the BoomPro or Go360 – both devices suspend your camera from your helmet, allowing it to get a shot of you. Soon, however, you may be able to get something a bit fancier, in the form of the 3rd Person View. Read More
ATC Chameleon actioncam gets two shots at once
November 12, 2012
When you're shooting first-person video of activities such as surfing, cycling or kayaking, it always helps spice up the finished product if you include footage from more than one perspective. Usually, the only way that can be accomplished is to use multiple cameras, or to stop and reposition the one camera. Oregon Scientific, however, is taking a different approach with its new ATC Chameleon actioncam. It records two perspectives at once, which it merges into a split-screen display. Read More
Optical camouflage turns car's back seat transparent
November 8, 2012
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Sales in the Greater Toronto Area jumped more than 19% in October from a year ago. The Toronto Real Estate Board reported there were 8,000 sales last month, up from 6,713 a year ago.
Prices also continue to be strong. The average sale price in the GTA was $539,058, up 7.4% from a year ago.
"The GTA home ownership market has been broadly characterized by a rebound in sales since the summer. Market conditions have been tighter in some market segments more so than others. Ground-oriented homes listed for below one million dollars in some areas of the GTA have been especially popular with buyers, while listings for these home types have been constrained," said Dianne Usher, president of the board, in a release.
She noted listings and prices for multiple home types are either down year-over-year or not keeping pace with sales.
"The additional land transfer tax in the City of Toronto and the removal of the government guarantee on high ratio mortgages for home purchases over one million dollars have arguably led many homeowners not to list," said Ms. Usher.
The Toronto numbers come on the heels of Vancouver results which show a strong recovery in that market. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver said Monday, October sales were up 37.8% from a year ago and 7.2% from just a month earlier. However, the board's MLS Home Price Index composite dropped 0.5% from a year earlier to $600,700.
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I guess it is not only sexual, since its the appeal of their image overall.
Why does it feel like one side is lately getting more support than the other? Because our society can't handle equality. Good luck divorcing somebody if you had children, you will have to pay for her spending too. Is it better than before? Probably. Is it that great? No.
Being a guy is like "White Pride" on anglo countries, since this group of people had it so easy for so long, and they behaved so bad in the past, it is now looked down upon for them to bitch about having a hard life, since even still now, it is harder for other groups of people to success on life.
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Woah, has it been another week? Sorry, folks! Been busy all weekend with hiking, drinking, fighting, fucking and rebuilding that stupid seat.
But no shit, there we were, pulled off the 101, ten miles past nowhere, on what Google tells me is the Cattlemen Road. We were hungry, thirsty, late, freaked out and absolutely not getting back on the freeway. Nothing to do but pull off some gear and lie out in the road for a bit and unfreak. Drink some water, eat some power bar, look at a map. Highway 25 was a bit east of us- Wayli had been in favor of riding it since we started, but it was already past 3 and we needed to get through San Jose before the light went, but now... now it looked like the way to do it.
With everyone breathing normally again, and minus a few layers in the broiling Valley heat, we headed east toward some imaginary line on the map that would take us north in peace, quiet and with reasonable alacrity.
We saddled up and rolled east to San Ardo. This place was a ghost town. Literally, I think. It has a dozen streets by generous count, and we didn't see a living soul in it, just empty store fronts, an abandoned-looking railway depot, miles and miles of barb wire and a whole hell of a lot of dust. We did 35 miles or something, but if we'd ridden nitro-belching drag bikes at 12,000 RPM with straight pipes nobody would have said peep. Weird as hell. Not even a gas station. Then north, and the wind picked back up. It was a two lane road now, and we passed four cars 7 miles or so, but still damned windy. We stuck to the center line so that no matter which way we tracked, we had almost a whole lane of free tarmac to screw around on. Not like anyone was coming.
The wind noise was terrific, and yours truly realized he'd been a chump and forgot to put his earplugs in at the last stop. Pulled over, yanked the helmet, and did that. Elizabeth looked exhausted again- we had a chat, and decided it didn't make sense to have the lightest bike hauling the camp chair, so we swapped it over to mine. First, I had to completely undo my fancy lashing job.
Then, we strapped the chair on. Elizabeth added another layer, and you can really see how it was blowing. In land that flat, nothing stops the wind, and it just keeps going and going and gathering speed until it hits something. That something was us. The haze on the horizon is dust and sand being blown at stupendous speeds.
There's the Naughty Nighthawk out front.
We got back on the road north, hit the 198, the McVeigh Memorial Highway (there's a name!) and then more east to 25.
More worrisome was the sign that said "next services, 68 miles." My odometer was at 50. That gave me... 70 miles until reserve, at yesterday's rate. Today was slower, but a lot more wind. It was cutting it close, but what'cha gonna do? We had to make tracks, and tracks we made. Straight across the California Coast Range, wide two-lane highway with nothing there but dust, wind, barbwire and tumpleweeds. We passed a number of class-A specimens bounding along like there were gunfighters in the foreground, bouncing over rocks and dead grass, and getting stuck in huge drifts up against the fences. Then down, into a lush (relatively speaking- there were some trees) valley, and blew right past the 25 turn off.
Another sign: next services, 54 miles. Odometer: 66 miles. 120 on the nose. I assumed that the "next services" were along 198, not anywhere. Apparently, that was 68 miles in any direction- now along 25. Well, fuck. Seriously pushing it, and the map indicated a twisted, coiling snake of a road. Hell.
I made my concerns known to the other two, but all they could do was look at me. It was look of pity and helplessness, mixed with just a touch of tattling. Hadn't we passed gas less than an hour ago? Hadn't I helped Jeremy fill the Yamaha, but not bothered with the thirsty Vulcan? Wasn't I the arrogant bastard on a bike twice the size of theirs? Hubris, my friends. That's exactly what got Odysseus in trouble, and Icarus, and so many others. "Well," Waylis said, "I have 200 miles to a tank, and we have tools. If you run out, we can unbolt my tank and pour some over into yours." Thanks, boyo, very thoughtful of you.
I took a deep breath, fired the engine, and eased onto 25. I had 54 miles to go, and a gallon of gas to do it. No playing in the twisties here, no goosing it up the grades, just put that engine right at 4,000 RPM and keep it there all the way into Hollister.
My god, was that a mistake. I should have gotten gas, because I missed out on one of the most glorious roads I've ever ridden. 25 is laid right down the middle of the Coast Range, following river valleys and glens in mile after mile of perfect, quiet, twisty road. We passed cattle ranches, goat farms and pastures full of horses. A school, a few homes, and miles and miles of barbwire fence. Here, in the middle of the golden hills, was a green paradise with a road roaming through it. There are no pictures because we didn't stop- partly to conserve fuel, but mostly because it was too perfect.
I really envy Wayli and Elizabeth this bit of the trip Their little bikes were uniquely suited to this road with its tight turns, short assents and quick drops, its two lanes, its flatness and its gorgeous views. I was too preoccupied with getting every last ounce of juice out of each twist of the throttle. Long downhille? I coasted. Uphill? I took it at 45 and tuckered up behind the little dudes.
And the seat. Oh, that god damned seat! The yoga mat that had been so comfortable the first half hour had completely compressed, and the hump in the middle of the seat was punching up straight into the middle of my ass. It was like riding on an apple. Even with the fuel situation, I was still spending a good 20% of my attention to make sure I was scooting around on that tiny thing as much as I could. Left cheeck, right cheek, I even sat on the back edge of it with my feed on the passenger pegs, stood on the passenger pegs, whatever I could to get off it. It was becoming pure torture.
Then my fuel gave out. It was a quick sputter on a downhill, then nothing, and then sputter, sputter, sputter, dead. Deep breath, flip that switch, and it came back to life. OK, ride as gently as possible. I glanced down- 115 miles. We should be hitting services in about 5 miles... and then a sign!
Hollister: 21 miles.
I don't think I've ever felt so betrayed in my life. Either the signs were lying to me or my odometer was, but this wasn't right. Middle of nowhere, light fading fast, and running on reserve. I racked my brains to remember what my reserve was... one gallon? 0.4 gallons? It was one of those two... 0.4 would get me exactly 20 miles at this rate... 1 gallon or so would be no problem. I kept riding, feathering on the throttle as lightly as I dared.
6 miles later, we passed some houses, and some sort of business- a bar or something. Gas, gas, gas, somewhere... I didn't see anything, and Hollister was still 15 miles away!
The Elizabeth pulled out in a dirt lot. Wayli kept riding, but started to pull over. I killed my engine, and coasted the last 100 yards into the lot.
My fuel situation had me wanting to continue, but my exceedingly tender ass belied that. Once the bike was off, the damage was done, so I got off and walked my bow-legged self over to Elizabeth. She was exhausted, needed a break, and had seen Mexican food. I did not want to hear this- my engine was hot, and I knew that would help aerosolize what little fuel I had, so I was determined to keep going until I found the Holy Spiritus or my engine coughed its last and left me stranded on Highway 25.
Then Wayli walked up, and informed us that he'd parked at the gas station, 50 yards up the road. Thank you, all angels in heaven, I'd made it! Elizabeth ran back to check on the Mexican food, but it was closed. We fired up, and trundled off to the gas station.
Ancient gas stations in the middle of nowhere are amazing things. This was the sort of thing that would never last in a city, next to the Citgos and Chevrons and Arcos and Shells, but here, it was perfect. 68 miles to the next gas, or since the last gas, and they knew it. 4 pumps that held one fuel each (88, 91, 93, diesel), a tiny store that sold everything from cold sodas to first-aid supplies, canned beans to fishing tackle, and a very chatty middle-aged woman who was just to happy to help out and give her opinions on anything we could want.
To wit:
-Pinnacles National Park was excellent and everyone should go there;
-She'd never been there, but people came from all over to see it, all the way from San Jose, so we should definitely go there.
-The 19th Hole, the bar we just passed, was the best place to get food around here. Everyone loved it.
-The best food, hands down, was Panda Bear down the street a bit and then over and across the parking lot by the stoplight (for those not from around here- Panda Express is an abysmal excuse for fast-food Chinese)
-Everyone was so worried about bikers these days, but she loved that we were out on an adventure.
-Would Wayli please help her turn off the coke machine, they were about to close and the switch is on top and it's such a pain to get a chair to reach it and he's tall
-It doesn't matter what side of the pump you pull up on, they all work from both sides (old-school pumps- the hose was on the side, not the front).
-Really, go to the Panda Bear, it's the best food around here. We really shouldn't continue through town without stopping there.
-and on and on and on and on. This woman would have been a spectacular auctioneer.
After gas, we were ready to move on to food, but my ass was convinced that if I sat back down on that seat it would give up the ghost and go necrotic and that would be that. I had a long-standin vendetta against my sleeping mat for not being long enough (my feet hung off and got cold), so I decided to kill two frogs with one stone and see if a miserable mat and a miserable seat would be at all comfortable. So I went back inside to look for tape, but couldn't find any. I asked the chatty lady, but all they had was some one-inch paper painter's tape, and I absolutely didn't trust that to hold my seat together, so I asked if there was any place to buy duct tape to fix my bike? I swear, Mrs. Chatterbox damn near got the vapors that I'd just ridden Highway 25 on a broken bike, and it was really too bad that there weren't any mechanics open and, and, and! I explained I just needed to fix some padding on my seat, and she tut-tutted and gave me a roll of some of the thinnest, crappiest duct tape I'd ever seen that she kept behind the cash register.
5 minutes with a pocket knife and some tape, and my seat was much improved.
With my ass no longer necrotizing, we gave fire and rode into the setting sun to find food. The Panda Bear didn't sound appetizing in the least, but we reasoned that the natural habitat for shit take out food is chopping centers, so that was probably worth finding. Sure enough, we tracked down a grocery store and raided their deli section for edibles.
We found some grass in the parking lot, stretched out and chilled a bit. It was already getting dark, so what the hell, traffic wasn't going to get worse.
The temperature dropped like a rock, and we bundled up in all the clothes we had. Freshly gassed, fed, hydrated and wrapped in every shred of warm, we pointed the bikes toward Hollister, San Jose, and Oakland. We weren't home yet, but we'd survived the wind and the gasoline desert. The last bit would suck, but it was immanently doable.
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New and favorite returning programs are on the agenda for the Parks and Recreation Department�s summer activities.
Starting next week and continuing through August, the department will offer children and teen activities, youth sports and some adult programs in an effort to get residents out of the house and into Sedalia parks.
�Most of our programs are low or no cost and we really make a commitment to keep it that way every year,� said Recreation Superintendent Amy Epple. �Our goal is always to offer a variety of programs that the entire family can enjoy and I think we really accomplished that this year.�
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Many of the children�s programs offered this year are returning favorites, Epple said.
�We�ve had a lot of success with Dino Day and Art in the Park, activities that allows kids of all ages to come out and just play and have fun,� she said. �Personally my favorite is the Pirate Party at Centennial Pool. It seems like we have great attendance every year and it�s a neutral program, for boys and girls, as opposed to the Little Mermaid Party which is mostly attended by girls.�
Storybook Trail will be the first children�s program to start, running next week at Centennial Park and in late June at Liberty Park. Children and their parents will be able to read a story a page at a time along the trail.
�I really like this event because it�s one where the whole family can participate,� she said. �And I especially love seeing the kids race to the next page, they�re so excited to hear the story. Not only are they having fun but we�re sneaking in a little exercise for the family too.�
This summer will also the addition of a teen program � a Hawaiian luau-themed party at Liberty Pool. Epple said the $7 pre-registration or $10 day-of costs are slightly higher than other programs because there will be food available and a DJ.
�We�re trying to hit the teen population of Sedalia,� she said. �I know there aren�t a lot of teen-centered activities so we thought we could give them the run of the pool and have a DJ playing music and different activities like a limbo contest. It should be a really fun event.�
New this year, the Parks and Rec Department will offer track and field for children 7 to 12. Epple said she was approached by Smith-Cotton High School Track and Field Coach Brad Hagedorn last year about starting a program for younger kids.
�A lot of times kids aren�t exposed to track and field until middle school so they may be missing out on something they really could enjoy and excel at,� she said. �This will give them an opportunity to learn all the basics, from coaches who have a history with the sport.�
Those coaches are Brent and Brandon Katzing, brothers from Sedalia who currently attend the University of Central Missouri and recently competed at the state level.
�I think this will be a great program, especially because we have Brent and Brandon coaching,� she said. �This is the first year for track and field but hopefully word will spread and this will be something we can offer every year.�
Interested residents can also take part in tennis lessons, volleyball camp, and a superkid triathlon for children ages 4 to 14.
Adults looking for summer activities can take part in the department�s Dusk Til Dawn softball tournaments, scheduled for June 22 and July 27, or a Beginners Triathlon, set for June 29.
Attendance at the city�s two pools has been down so far this year, likely due to the weather, Epple said.
�The rain is killing us on attendance rates,� she said. �But it will warm up soon and we�re expecting to have another busy season at the pools.�
Liberty and Centennial pools both opened May 25 and will be open until Sept. 2 and Aug. 7, respectively; temperatures must be above 74-degrees for the pool to open for the day and pools may be rented for parties. Pool admission is $3 for ages 3 and up and free for children younger than 3.
Swim lessons through the American Red Cross will be offered against this year for infants through adults at a cost of $25 per person.
�Swimming is something I really believe everyone should learn and so we try to make it as affordable as possible,� Epple said. �We do ask that parents sign their children up early for the lessons. Last year we decided to have smaller class sizes to allow teachers to really focus on a few students at a time and space fills quickly.�
Aqua Camp for children ages 7 to 12-years-old will also be offered from July 26 to 26 at Liberty Pool. Campers will learn water safety and take part in swimming instruction, water games and crafts. Splash and Play for children up to 5-years-old is also available.
Adults can take part in water aerobics, which meets from noon to 1 p.m., Monday through Saturday all summer at Liberty Pool, or adult or lap swim, held from 11 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. at Centennial Pool.
Most programs offered through the Parks and Recreation Department require pre-registration. For a full list of all summer programs including specific dates, locations and price, more information or to register, call 826-4930 or go to sedaliaparks.com.
� June 15: Pirate Party
� June 18: Tie Dye Mania
� June 19: Dino Day
� June 21: Hawaiian Teen Luau
� June 26: Can You Dig It?
� July 9: Art in the Park
� July 19: Dive In Movie
� July 22-26: Aqua Camp
� June 29: Superkid Triathlon
� July 27: Little Mermaid Party
� Aug. 7: Doggie Dive
For a full list of all the summer programs, including times and locations, go to sedaliaparks.com.


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Complaint: This management company manages the home we rent. In the last year we have had 2 air conditioner problems and two plumbing problems. When we have called on all these problems it has taken on average a week and numerous trips by the contracted service person to fix the problem. The first was our downstairs air conditioner. It took two trips to find and fix the problem. The second incident was a plumbing problem which happened over a weekend. The handle to the shower broke off and water was spewing out all over the bathroom and was beginning to flood it. We called Bristile immediately. The guy we spoke with took the message but according to the maintenance department they never got the message and when I called on Monday they said I should have filled out the online form and that phone calls were emergency only. I felt that having to turn off the water to the entire house for a day and a half constituted an emergency. They contracted a plumbing company and the situation was resolved .the next incident was also a plumbing problem. My sons shower had a leak and again I called. They said that someone would be there first thing Monday. When I called later Monday wondering when someone was going to be there. The maintenance manager stated he never told me that. I called the owner of the company and he said that the maintenance manager is his brother and he would never lie. We then had a disagreement. The owner and the manager came over a half hour later and I showed them what was going on. They both made me feel as though I was an idiot and since I was a women I did not know what I was talking about. After I turned the water to house back on they saw the water pouring out of the shower head and agreed that this was an emergency. The owner on the way out told me that they didn't have to fix it right away. That texas law states that they have 10 days to fix any problems and that a contract is for both parties and that he can come into my house whenever he wants to in order to inspect it and that Bristile can make sure that our contract is not renewed. The plumber came out to the house and then stated I needed a part and he would order it. It took 9 days from my call of the complaint till when they fixed it. This last problem is the worst. Our upstairs air conditioner was not working properly so I filled out the form. The next day I came home from work and there was water all over my floor and water was leaking from the condenser. I called immediately and Bristile called back and said they would have the air conditioner company out the next day. They did come out and said the condenser was frozen. He unthawed it but never bothered to look at the outside unit. It still wasn't working properly but I thought it was because of the 100 degree heat. I was wrong and on Friday morning called back because we had no air coming in. They called the air conditioner company and called me back to say they would be out between 12-5. I had plans so I left for the afternoon. When I got home the air wasn't working so I called the air conditioner company and they said that the evaporator coil was gone and I needed to talk to the maintenance manager at Bristile. I called Bristile and left a message for him and another customer service person called me back. She stated they needed a part and because of the long weekend they won't be able to get it till tues or weds. I asked what they were to do about the temperature of my house and she said she'd look into it. the next day the temperature in my house had gotten up to 92 degrees and I called Bristile again to see what they were going to do about it and all they kept saying was the repair company couldn't fix it. I was trying to explain that I understood that and as the management company what were they going to do. I offered for them to bring over fans, and the representative could only say that the repair company couldn't be there till next week and there was nothing that they could do. We spoke for 5 minutes or so and I kept trying to find out what they were going to do and all they could say was that there was nothing for them to do. I had to go out and buy two fans and as of 6:30 on sat. Night it is still 92 degrees. Tomorrows temperature is going to be even hotter. I am beginning to get concerned for the refrigerator becouse it is working on overtime and we are having to spend extra money in eating out becouse the stove heats the house up even more. We are going to be able to grill meat out but we have to buy the rest of the meal. We have no relatives that live anywhere near here or we could go there. I want Bristile to take responsibility for these problems and to help their tenants.
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