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Tonyblack wrote:Quatermass wrote:I've posted a thread in the Broken Drum about Abridged Series, which pop up on YouTube, though a few have their own dedicated websites. Here's the thread:
I'm not altogether sure I understand the concept of those. Am I right in thinking that they are Anime series that have been reduced to their bare bones for comic effect and in an effort to get the whole of a gist of a whole series into a space of about a few minutes?
If that's the case, wouldn't you need to know the series they are reducing or you wouldn't really understand what's going on?
I'm wondering if it's a bit like the Reduced Shakespeare Company and the way they manage to condense Shakespeare's plays into a matter of minutes. Again - it really helps if you know the work they are reducing.
A Sub Trope of Gag Dub, that deals specifically with shortening works of fiction, and making fun of it. The first of these was Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series (albeit the idea of abridging works for fun started way earlier). This started out as Follow the Leader, but has become so common now, it's a genre in itself.
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In yesterday's interview, Palast talks about the role of oil in the Iraq war. Instead of going into Iraq to get the country's oil, Bush/Cheney and Big Oil went in to control the country's oil. As in, the US government does not want the oil to flood into the market, which is also why the US government is so against Venezuela's leader, Hugo Chavez. Venezuela has larger oil reserves than Saudi Arabia- and it's out of the control- right now- of Big Oil.
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The program, which treated more than 1,100 injured soldiers last year at five posts, normally returns three-fourths of its patients to active duty, according to Army statistics. But at Fort Sill, recruits said, injuries were often subject to derision, ignored or improperly treated.
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Commanders acknowledge problems with the Physical Training and Rehabilitation Program, and they have ordered changes here at the Field Artillery Center and at the other training centers. For the first time, as a result of the Fort Sill problems, a medical professional is to head each program. A civilian spokesman at the fort, Jon Long, said an investigation had substantiated "misbehavior" by a drill sergeant who, soldiers say, kicked a trainee with stitches in his knee. Mr. Long said the sergeant had been suspended and reassigned, along with another drill sergeant who, soldiers complained, had repeatedly awakened injured trainees throughout the night for uniform changes and formations..."
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Businesses across the country were closed as workers walked off the job for an economic boycott dubbed "A Day Without Immigrants." Meat producing companies, including Tyson foods, Cargill and Perdue Farms closed down more than two dozen plants employing over 20,00 people. In Phoenix, protesters formed a human chain to block off Wal-Mart and Home Depot stores. Traffic was down 90 percent at the main ports in Los Angeles and Long Beach, the country's largest. The boycott also attracted large student involvement. In Los Angeles, over 72,000 middle and high school students -- about one in every four students - were absent from school."
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This isn't just speculation -- we've already seen what happens elsewhere when the Internet's gatekeepers get too much control. Last year, Telus -- Canada's version of AT&T -- blocked their Internet customers from visiting a Web site sympathetic to workers with whom the company was having a labor dispute. And Madison River, a North Carolina ISP, already tried to block its customers from using any competing Internet phone service."
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"Money Uber Alles" is what all these bands used to stand against. Back in Mabuhay days, no one was more up front about not selling out to Bill Graham than Dead Kennedys and Flipper, especially Will Shatter (RIP). Now Bill Graham Presents has been swallowed and the name is being used as a front for Clear Channel, as nasty a corporate predator as Fox News and Wal-Mart.
It breaks my heart that Dead Kennedys now seems to have the worst reputation of any old punk band trying to cash in on their names, even more than the so-called Misfits. We still get complaints from people who bought tickets to shows expecting Dead Kennedys and getting stuck with the world's greatest karaoke band. Others report someone they know getting ripped off thinking they were seeing me the whole time because no one on stage ever mentioned the singer's name. I guess it's sort of like paying to see Black Sabbath and finding out the singer is Donny Osmond.
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In case you thought it was just we here at the Digest making a big deal about the merger and the subsequent confiscation of the beef checkoff by the NCBA, we share with you quotes from other interested parties. Admittedly, we present more negative comments than positive, figuring that the CBB and the NCBA have already spent four million of your dollars in the last ten months telling their side of the story. That should have provided ample opportunity to make their case.
"The beef checkoff isn´t all bad. But there are areas where improvement is needed, including accountability. If taking the checkoff to a referendum will send that message to the Secretary of Agriculture, then let´s do it." — Chris Abbott, Nebraska Sandhills Cattleman.
"The stuffed shirts are, even as we speak, creating an advertising blitz, not for promotion of beef, but rather the beef checkoff itself. A referendum would cost too much: all those wasted funds should be used for more gainful pursuits, like golf tourneys in temperate climes and other languid respites. When the checkoff was a voluntary collection,there was in effect a referendum at the time of each and every sale. If it ain´t broke don´t fix it. Not content to allow a cowman to decide for himself if it is worthwhile, the now famous mandatory beef checkoff was masterfully force fed, complete with the full weight of the government´s mighty hand upon any who dare to retain any of his own money for his own selfish designs. Now my money (and opinion) has about the same effect as a yard dart thrown into a section of summer fallow when it´s given to the packer controlled, custodian of the checkoff: the NCBA." — K.T. Hayward, rancher from Parks, Nebraska
"The Cattlemen´s Beef Board continually asserts that a referendum isn´t needed, because the checkoff is producer run and the majority of producers support the program. However the 60,000 signatures we´ve gathered in the last ninety days on our referendum petitions would indicate otherwise."-- Hatch Smith, LMA President speaking in March
"Whenever market share is lost, over a ten year period, we´re not doing something right. I´m saying it´s time for a review. We have to challenge the fact that demand has not come up. There needs to be rethinking of where are dollars spent." -- Larry Jantzen, Kansas cattleman and petition signee who was also the Business Manager for the NCA in the late 1980´s and the architect of the National Beef Checkoff´s accounting system
"As a producer, I am pleased and encouraged by the progress we´re making with our checkoff investments. During our cattle industry annual convention in Charlotte we heard that the checkoff is working as a catalyst for new product development, and even had an opportunity to taste products now being introduced to consumers a round the country. We saw the new consumer advertising with the familiar "rodeo" music and "Beef. It´s What´s for Dinner" theme. I and other producers were excited about our efforts to educate consumers about beef´s important role in a healthful diet. And we even heard from ag. economist Dr. Wayne Purcell, who said his data indicates that for the first time in two decades that the beef demand appears to have stabilized. But there´s more work to be done and now is not the time to be diverted. We must focus our checkoff efforts on building demand for beef." -- George Swan, Idaho cattleman and new NCBA President
"NCBA is using their quasi-governmental status and authority to advocate a radical restructuring of the beef industry. NCBA advocates abandonment of a competitive-bid market structure in the beef industry in favor of a trans-national corporatized system. In doing so, NCBA claims to speak for a million independent producers. In fact, it is really serving as a mouth piece for centralized food conglomerates like IBP, ConAgra, Sysco, Sara Lee, Cactus Feeders. Simplot, National Farms, Harris Farms and a rapidly growing network of smaller captive supply feeders." — Northern Plains Resource Council
"U.S. producers pay almost all of the $600 million used to fund commodity research and promotion programs each year."-- Gene Paul, National Farmers President
"The NCBA has spent the last year listening and learning from its members and others in the industry and we have begun the process of strengthening our organization to meet the needs of cattlemen today. This process has been assigned to a Blue Ribbon Commission that will seek information and input over the next few months and then present our recommendation to our board during our summer conference in July. NCBA is poised for change and ready to provide bold new leadership. We will continue to move forward in order to achieve the vision of a dynamic and profitable beef industry." — George Swan, NCBA President
"Most producers feel strongly that it makes no sense for us to be paying the advertising expenses of multi-billion dollar corporations to sell foreign beef. We also object to having two-thirds of the $10 million NCBA spends on staff salaries and benefits and 70% of NCBA´s overheads paid by producer´s checkoff dollars. It´s outrageous that NCBA is living off funds paid by family ranchers while they use our money to advocate economic policies that fundamentally threaten the future of independent family ranching in America." -- Jeanne Charter, Montana rancher who with husband Steve, refused paying the checkoff on the sale of a set of their cattle as a direct challenge to the merging of the NCA and CBB.
"Most of the NCBA employees had either little or no farm/ranch background. But they sure had lots of good reasons why my business would go in the toilet if I didn´t let them handle my money." — Tim Latham, Powell Wyoming Cattleman
"Ranchers pay into the checkoff program but make no money. Beef packers and supermarkets don´t pay into the checkoff programs but make lots of money. Something is wrong here. Advertising our own products so someone else can make a profit selling them is like asking workers in steel plants to fund the promotion of toaster ovens or cars. The NCBA is embarrassed that market share has decreased and is searching for another tactic. Its current focus is to develop quick and easy microwavable beef meals. Now perhaps ease of cooking is the problem, or perhaps not, but the fact is that beef packers and retail stores have seen their profits from beef sales rocket out of sight, while rancher´s ledger sheets are bleeding gallons of red ink. Why should an organization representing only 3-4 percent of producers control money which 100 percent of producers are required to pay?" — Giles Stockton, Montana rancher
"The business of the Beef Board needs to be selling more beef and improving markets for cattlemen. We must not let ourselves be diverted from this mission by a continuing controversy resulting from misinformation and innuendo." — Les McNeill, CBB Executive Committee
"Our interest all along has simply been to find a mechanism to bring the checkoff to an immediate vote, and a periodic vote every 3-5 years. The producers who pay for this program deserve no less, and to assume that the LMA is not aggressively moving forward to gain signatures is extremely inaccurate." — Hatch Smith, LMA
"It is hugely ironic that all the while the CBB, NCBA and the state beef councils have been decrying the cost of holding a referendum, they have spent four million plus of the producer´s promotion and research dollars, so there won´t be one."-- Nancy Robinson, VP for Government Affairs for the LMAtestifying at government oversight hearings on ag checkoffs.
"The original concept of the beef checkoff program started within LMA. It was only through their extensive efforts that the individual state cattlemen´s associations were convinced and the idea moved forward." — Ed Uvacek, respected ag economist and columnist
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After serving as a replacement and agreeing to fight friend and training partner Mark Munoz in Saturday's UFC Fight Night 30 headliner, Lyoto Machida said the two fighters agreed on one important thing: that the winner buys dinner.
Following a first-round destruction of his buddy, the Brazilian delivered on his promise.
In Saturday's FOX Sports 2-televised headliner at Phones4u Arena in Manchester, England, Machida (20-4 MMA, 12-4 UFC) made his middleweight debut in destructive fashion. After blasting Munoz (13-4 MMA, 8-4 UFC) with a highlight-reel head kick early in the fight (watch the Machida vs. Munoz video highlights), Machida went in for the kill. However, with Munoz clearly out of it, Machida pulled his punch, backed up, gave a bow as a sign of respect, and them immediately checked to assure his friend was OK.With the Portuguese version of "thank you very much," Munoz tweeted the following message with the above photo: "Muito obrigado @LyotoMachidaFW for dinner! #classact @mughli See u next week! @ Mughli."
It was as classy a sequence as you'll find in the sport of professional fist-fighting.
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A modern Corvette can be the perfect car to take on a road trip, provided you only need two seats. It doesn't matter if you drive alone or as part of a Corvette caravan, the experience of piloting one of these hugely competent sports cars down a scenic route or simply over a challenging stretch of road can be a memorable one. Recently we decided to take an extended drive in an '11 Grand Sport coupe to try out its road manners.
As we reported previously, the C6 has undergone subtle changes for the new model year. Our Torch Red automatic coupe was equipped with $15,405 worth of optional equipment. Add these to a base price of $54,790, tack on a $950 destination charge, and you end up with a sticker price of $71,145.
Options included the $7,705 4LT Premium equipment group, the $1,195 Grand Sport Heritage package, $1,995 chrome wheels, the $1,795 navigation system, a $1,250 six-speed automatic, the $1,195 dual-mode performance exhaust, and $270 automatic-transmission pedal covers.
It's worth noting that our coupe was also fitted with the original-style Goodyear F1 run-flat tires, not the latest Gen 2 shoes. We drove a Z06 with the newer Goodyears recently and liked them a lot better than their predecessors. They were quieter and had nearly as much grip as the Michelin PS2 ZP tires we tested earlier this year.
We chose to make our road-trip destination Bowling Green, Kentucky, located some 65 miles north of Nashville. After all, this is where the Corvette Assembly Plant and the National Corvette Museum are located. Guided plant tours are offered to the public four times a day, Monday through Thursday, for $7 per person; the tour takes around an hour and fifteen minutes. Check the plant website (www.bowlinggreenassemblyplant.com) for the tour schedule and other plant details.
After many years of planning and fundraising, the National Corvette Museum (NCM) opened its doors on Labor Day 1994. It's located across the road from the assembly plant and easy to spot from I-65. The NCM grew so popular with visitors that it underwent an expansion that doubled its size several years ago. Sixteen years after its grand opening, the facility continues to provide enthusiasts with a detailed history of America's favorite sports car.
At the start of the NCM tour, visitors see a special display that pays tribute to Zora Arkus-Duntov, the legendary engineer who brought true performance to Chevy's fiberglass two-seater. Beautifully restored vintage Corvettes are parked in period dioramas to give visitors a glimpse of what it was like to own a Vette in the past. Other displays offer insight into Corvette design and construction.
The NCM also offers the Museum Delivery program to new-Corvette buyers. By checking off the R8C option code on your order form and paying $490, you can pick up your ready-to-drive Corvette at the museum. It's a popular program that keeps the museum staff busy all year long. Check the NCM's website (www.corvettemuseum.com) for more information on the museum and a list of other events held throughout the year.
Our road trip got us to Bowling Green just in time to attend the 16th anniversary of the museum on Labor Day. Part of the festivities included a "Bourbon and Coke" tour, including a drive through scenic rural Kentucky with lunch and two plant visits. This drive sounded like a great way to try out the Grand Sport on some winding country roads, so we signed on.


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You do realize that most work and businesses block the really bad stuff right? Home users seem to get way more nasty stuff than people at work do.
How is formatting not doing things right? Please explain that one to me. If it takes the same amount of time to do a reinstall as it does to clean the existing install, how is it "the wrong thing to do"? If a client does serious banking and taxes, a format would be much much safer and "the right thing". You can spend 10 days making sure the system is clean, but if for SOME reason you missed something and the client comes back because their credit card information was stolen (or something horrible happened), who will they yell at? Format...is a guarantee as long as their data is secure when you restore it.
Ok I'll break it down in bullet points...but don't get mad at me for doing so...most people go off on me for being a jerk when I do this
1. Yes, and most of my clients were home or home office folks. I know what my job was and what work I did...
2. Formatting is one way of doing it...but it's destructive in its very nature. The best route is to not destroy data when it can be prevented.
3. It doesn't take the same amount of time. To do a full back up of their system, zeroing the drive (things can survive a standard format), reinstalling the OS, reinstalling all their programs, restoring their outlook files (yes sometimes home users have this), putting all their savegames back, making sure customizations are back in place, etc. all usually takes longer than just doing the proper offline scan & clean.
4. If you're doing your job correctly you're not going to miss something. That's my point. If you're so worried that you're going to miss something, then you're not as confident in your abilities as you should be.
So to break it down into a TL;DR...if you're doing it right it doesn't take hours and hours, and is usually faster than having to put their system back exactly as it was.
I knew I shoud have left the thread earlier like I said...all I'm doing is repeating myself...which I think some folks are getting a kick out of...
I'm probably going to try cleaning it (like my original plan), but if I can't get it to perform the way it should or it's taking too long, then I'm going with the fresh install.
If you need any help let me know. I'm usually around and can try to answer quickly.


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PANAMA CITY— A bill to ban texting and driving in Florida has bipartisan support in the state Senate, but a Panama City lawmaker could stymie it in the House.
Among the six bills addressing cellphones on the road, the "Florida Ban on Texting While Driving Law," filed by state Sen. Nancy Detert, R-Venice, is the only one slated for committee time thus far. The bill goes before the Senate Transportation Committee next week.
But in the House, an identical bill has been referred to three committees, two of which are under the purview of state Rep. Jimmy Patronis, R-Panama City, who's no friend of government expansion.
In short, the bill would prohibit texting while driving, with several exceptions. These include using the phone's keypad to make reports to law enforcement; receiving navigation messages, weather alerts and radio broadcasts; and entering a number to place a call.
Detert already has cosponsorships from powerful senators on both sides of the aisle. Sen. Gwen Margolis, D-Miami, vice chairwoman of the Transportation Committee; Sen. Bill Montford, D-Tallahassee, chairman of the Agriculture Committee; Sen. Garrett Richter, R-Naples, chairman of the Gaming Committee; and Sen. Jack Latvala, R-Clearwater, chairman of the Ethics and Elections, have signed on.
Though Sen. Greg Evers, R-Baker, isn't a cosponsor, he sits on the Transportation Committee and the Committee on Communications, Energy and Public Utilities, the bill's next stop.
If past history is any indicator, Evers will vote for it. He did last year — twice — on a similar texting ban Detert filed. The legislation made it out of committee, but it died before getting a full Senate floor vote.
This year Evers thinks it will go farther and ultimately pass in the Senate, but not in the House.
Though it's essentially the same bill, Evers said he wants to review it before he takes a definitive position. He said he has "apprehension" about it, but feels there needs to be "something" to combat the crashes due to texting and driving.
"I believe it's because folks aren't using common sense. The bad thing about it is you can't regulate common sense," he said.
Chance of passage
On the House side, an identical bill (HB13) has a total of 10 sponsors and cosponsors, among them two Democrats. The bill is in the Transportation and Highway Safety Subcommittee.
But it may never get to a floor vote, because it must pass through Patronis' Economic Affairs Committee — and he thinks the bill may go too far.
"Where does the line stop?" he said.
Patronis asked whether the state would regulate adjusting the radio or "getting a French fry out of a bag." He said an "awareness campaign is warranted," but he doesn't want too much government in people's lives.
Patronis said he wants to be consistent. He said he's voted against primary enforcement of seat belts, where drivers can be pulled over and ticketed for no other reason except not wearing a seat belt. And he voted against red light cameras.
Though there are plenty of tragic accidents, Patronis said "what if" shouldn't drive legislation.
"I don't want to give people one other reason … to have government on their shoulder," he said.
Patronis said he doesn't know if he'll give the bill committee time. He said he hopes to hear "good common sense" bills in his committee and some legislation dies for lack of time.
"Arguably 25 or 30 is all you can physically hear," he said.
But Patronis isn't ready to write the bill off. He said the Transportation and Highway Safety Subcommittee, which is under the umbrella of his Economic Affairs Committee, is a good starting point, and he wants to see how committee members react to it. He said improvements, modifications and amendments to the bill could make it "more palatable."
"We've got to iron out if this is a warranted place for government to be or do we have enough already enacted laws," he said.


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This Fox Sports 1 event is supposed to be the 2nd UFC event in Indianapolis, now that AO just locked in a spot on the card I will definitely be grabbing some tickets. wooooo I am excited!!
Sounds like this main event will end in knockout much like the last Indy event I attended at UFC 119, Mir taking out Cro Cop with a knee.
Edit: doesn't it say this event is in Boston?
I live 20 mins from Atterbury currently.
Let me know if anyone comes to town, I'll buy you an oatmeal stout....or whatever flavor of Smirnoff Ice you clowns drink lol.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
I would definitely be down to meet up if I went to a UFC there. Indianapolis is only 30 minutes away, correct?
Neat thing about atterbury is that they had Italians detained during ww2. A lot is them liked the area and stayed. If I remember correctly.
I'm in a town called Whiteland just north. If you google map it, you'll see I'm practically halfway between Indy and Edinburgh.
My old man spent YEARS going there (National Guard) and I've shot and fished on the public sites there. There's also a Nike and Under Armour outlet in Taylorsville which touches Edinburgh that my wife and I like to visit and blow a ton of money on gym clothes.
I actually lived in Indy for YEARS and moved south for better schools for the little ones.
Let me know and I'll figure out a good spot to throw back some micro brews. I haven't had one in two months (including my birthday and the oatmeal stouts I brewed myself damnit....but WTF, I'm down to 249 from 279).
EDIT: Looks like the Reem event is in Boston on 8/17 with Indy being 8/28. We'll see who's on that one when it gets closer.
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You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
Personally, I think that loss to Bigfoot was a very humbling one. I think we see a much scarier Overeem who will look to punish people and put them away instead of toy with them like he did against Bigfoot.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
It's crazy the difference in Overeem's defense as a fight progresses and I don't think it's always been due to conditioning. I just think he gets incredibly comfortable and then crumbles when cracked really good (See Shogun fight, Chuck, Bigfoot etc.). He's also the epitome of a front-runner. When stuff gets too tough for him, he looks for a way out.
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
Overeem vs Browne? Can one cage contain that much cockiness?
If over-confident sneers could score points...
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You know all that advice you get when it comes to shyness.
The stuff that says get out there and feel bad about yourself
in front of a bunch of strangers?
I mentioned bad shyness advice already in the email the other
day so I won't go over why that's bad advice again.
But I do want to look at it in a little more detail today. Really, I want to look at how to overcome shyness properly.
We're going to use a baby steps version.
Something to get you on the road to feeling comfortable
talking to anyone.
Before we get to that however…
I want to thank everyone who takes the time to email me.
I try and sit and reply to as many as I can every week but
I can't always manage it.
Some of you get one on one coaching with me via email.
Others ask the same questions as 50 other people that day.
Which is 100% fine. Keep asking questions I'll reply as best
and as often as I can.
But rather than send 50 of the same replies to everyone
if I get the same questions I'd rather cover it in a lesson.
This means that the people who didn't email me (and probably
have the same kind of problems) still benefit and I get
time to actually do the training.
But know that I do read every email that comes in. If I
don't reply straight away it's because the training is going
to cover what you're asking in the near future.
OK so with my excuse for sleeping in this morning out of the way,
why don't we get down to some techniques you can actually
start using?
You guys are going to love this one.
Anyone working with the SSA system
Will probably be used to this one by now and using some of the
more advanced stuff.
But if nothing else it'll serve as a refresher.
This is actually going to seem pretty simple.
And to be honest it is. You ever heard of KISS?
Keep It Simple Stupid.
We'll look at some more advanced stuff later.
The SSA guys already do. But the rest of us are
keeping it with baby steps.
You remember yesterdays email about the social hierarchy?
Basically the jist was you're not going to be shy around everyone.
Whether it's family or someone you don't consider a "high threat".
Someone you wouldn't be uncomfortable talking to.
We're not going to throw you right into the middle of a party or
group of strangers. But to "rewire" the shyness out of your brain
we are going to need some social exposure.
We're going to need someone (or a type of person) you
feel comfortable speaking to. Someone we can use to train
your social skills with.
Don't worry they won't know. You'll basically just be talking to
them but keeping certain techniques in mind.
The techniques you can start to use we'll cover soon. For now we
need to find someone you can practice on.
This will be different for everyone. Family is ideal. If you have
close friends you can use that works too. It might be a stranger
in the street or a shop assistant.
It doesn't matter. Don't tell them you're doing anything differently.
Just think about who you'd feel comfortable speaking to.
If there is absolutey nobody? We can still deal with that but
ideally we want to start getting you some social exposure here.
So today's task is to find that someone. It might be easier for some
of you than for others but I want everyone on the same page here.
So we'll take it a little slow.
Your goal is find someone. Talk to them for 10 minutes.
Again, easier for some than others. If you feel yourself becoming
too nervous or having a hard time keeping the conversation going
then it's the wrong person.
Remember there's no such thing as a 100% "Shy Person"
We're shy in certain situations.
What we're looking for here is a situation where you don't feel shy.
For me, when I started this, it was family.
You're looking to "Win Ugly" it doesn't matter who you speak to here.
You don't need chemistry with them.
We're not using them to grow a social life.
That'll come later with people you'll actually click with.
For now we just need a sounding board.
So that's a goal for the day. Make it happen and
we'll start working on some techniques tomorrow
you can use to expand this "win ugly" factor onto new groups
of people.
I know this is slow for some of you and harder for others.
Don't worry we'll all be on an even playing field soon.
Be Bold. Make Things Happen.
Chris "Will Chat to Anyone" Malone
Oh yeah before I forget.
For those of you who have been keeping journals
as you've gone through the training this week.
There's quite a lot bookmarked for me to
keep track of. If anyone wants to volunteer I'd like
to use a journal entry as an example to everyone else.
We'll be including a link to your journal in the training
so a lot of people will see it. And we'll be covering
some specific advice for you so others can see how
you can apply it.
Ideally I'm looking for someone who will have a bit
of a harder time finding someone to use as a sounding
board here.
Drop me a reply with a link to your journal here if
you'd be up for this.


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A place specifically designed to attract stupid tourists and take their money. It's like taking candy from a baby, that's how easily they fork it over.
I thought the largest ball of twine in the world would be really cool and worth every penny of the $29 entrance fee, but I was really disappointed when I realized that it was nothing but a dumb tourist trap.
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an insignificant establihsment designed to attract visitors
That castle is nothing but a tourist trap.
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A country other than your own which is purposefully advertised as an enticing place to live in, but in reality it's just a crime-infested dump. Once you're there you realize you spent 1000 $ on a plane ticket because of misleading ads, but it's already too late-your passport has been stolen, and you end up abducted and raped and, subsequently, in some cases, even murdered. In the happiest scenario, you will have to deal with the trauma of wasting so much money on tourism agencies and airplanes.
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Bob : She's gone missing for two months now..
Angela : That place is such a tourist trap.
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Angela : That place is such a tourist trap.
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- PhD in Physics at University of Texas, Austin, Texas, 2009
- BS in Physics at Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana, 2001
Why I Teach
Teaching allows me to act as a guide for students as they wonder about the world around them. I find myself curious about a whole range of topics and enjoy awakening that same curiosity in them. With clear and concise guidance, science becomes thought provoking for those who are new to the subject.
Teaching keeps me on a path of lifelong learning in an environment where we are constantly asking questions. It is incredibly rewarding when you see students choose to walk that path for themselves.


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I made this little pink wreath for Sophie's room last week, trying to mimic the beautiful one I saw here. I love the way it turned out…and it only cost me $6 to make. I bought a yard of this lightweight/sheer pink fabric at Joann's…and cut it into strips (about 4") using pinking sheers.
Then I used my super scientific way of gathering the strips….set the machine to a zig-zag stitch (only so the gather doesn't unravel) and shove/gather/push/bunch the fabric under the foot using your hands on either side of the presser foot as you go. It works like a charm on lightweight fabric like this.
Then I gathered each strip again…making them twice as ruffled. Just gather the strips until they are fluffy and full.
It would make a cute garland wouldn't it?
Then I hot glued the gathered strips to the top and sides of a little wreath I bought in the dollar bins at Target…until it was nice and full.
It looks cute above her bed with the white frames. Although now that I look at it I'm going to need to re-adjust her mattress down and move those pictures up right now!
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I could stick him in a dress and put a bow on his head and nobody would ever know he was a busy little boy. I finished up this quilt and had to "try" it out. It looks good hanging on this crib. Even Batman likes it:
This sweet little quilt is backed with Bliss flannel and bound with Kona Aqua.
It's going to a special baby girl….who's Momma won't care that I let my baby suck on it first. 'Cause now she knows!


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Hugo Award nominee 2006, Locus Award nominee 2006, British Fantasy Award nominee 2006.
Few books have captivated the imagination and won the devotion and
praise of readers and critics everywhere as has George R. R. Martin's
monumental epic cycle of high fantasy. Now, in A Feast for Crows,
Martin delivers the long-awaited fourth book of his landmark series, as
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A Feast for Crows
It seems too good to be true. The war of the Five Kings has finally ground to an uneasy halt, with House Lannister and their allies the apparent victors. But all is still not well in the land...
With the death of the monstrous King Joffrey, Cersei is ruling as regent in King's Landing. Robb Stark's demise has broken the back of the Northern rebels, and his siblings are scattered throughout the kingdom like seeds on barren soil. Few legitimate claims to the once desperately sought Iron Throne still exist – or they are held in hands too weak or too distant to wield them effectively.
But as in the aftermath of any climactic struggle, it is not long before the survivors, outlaws, renegades, and carrion eaters start to gather, picking over the bones of the dead and fighting for the spoils of the soon-to-be-dead. Now in the Seven Kingdoms, as the human crows assemble over a banquet of ashes, daring new plots and dangerous new alliances are formed, while surprising faces – some familiar, others only just appearing – are seen emerging from an ominous twilight of past struggles and chaos to take up the challenges ahead.
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together and stake their fortunes... and their lives. For at a feast
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"Of those who work in the grand epic-fantasy tradition, Martin is by far the best... [He] is a tense, surging, insomnia-inflicting plotter and a deft and inexhaustible sketcher of personalities... This is as good a time as any to proclaim him the American Tolkien." – Time Magazine
"The only fantast series I'd put on a level with J.R.R. Tolkein's The Lord of the Rings… It's a fantasy series for hip, smart people, even those who don't read fantasy… If you're new to the series, you must begin with Book 1, A Game of Thrones. Once you're hooked… you'll be like the rest of us fans, gnawing your knuckles until book 5" – Marta Salij, Detroit Free Press
It's true that A Feast for Crows misses a tiny bit it's other half, The Dance with Dragons, which haven't yet been published.. But there's nothing wrong with this first part, Martin is The Master. The story is great, the characters get even more interesting. My only critique is that the wait between the books of Song of Ice and Fire is waaaay too long.
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A Feast for Crows is the fourth book of A Song of Ice and Fire.
This book isn't quite as good as the three previous books, but it's a great book. As almost everybody knows George R.R. Martin had to split this book into two parts, because if he'd put all the material into this book, it would've been too big to publish. This split is easy to notice, because many important and interesting characters are missing. That's why this book isn't as excellent as the previous books.
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The inaugural Green500 list was announced on November 15, 2007 at SC|07. As a complement to the TOP500, the unveiling of the Green500 ushered in a new era where supercomputers can be compared by performance-per-watt.
While the selection of any power-performance metric will be controversial, we currently opt for "FLOPS-per-Watt" given that it has already become a widely used metric in the community and for reasons outlined in, Making a Case for a Green500 List, which was presented at the 2nd IEEE IPDPS Workshop on High-Performance, Power-Aware Computing, April 2006.
At SC|09, the Green500 announced the creation of three new exploratory lists -- Little, Open, and HPCC -- as companions to the Green500 list. While the Green500 list continues to be the official rankings, these new lists allow us to explore new metrics based on community input.
The Green500 List
The Green500 list, ranks the top 500 supercomputers in the world by energy efficiency. The focus of performance-at-any-cost computer operations has led to the emergence of supercomputers that consume vast amounts of electrical power and produce so much heat that large cooling facilities must be constructed to ensure proper performance. To address this trend, the Green500 list puts a premium on energy-efficient performance for sustainable supercomputing.
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Noting that there are more than 500 supercomputers worldwide, the Little List (beta) broadens the definition of a supercomputer to help guide purchasing decisions for smaller institutions. To be eligible for the Little List (beta), a supercomputer must be as "fast" as the 500th ranked supercomputer on the TOP500 list 18-months prior to the release of the Little Green500 (beta).


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The Earth Institute, Columbia University, allocates funding to support travel for current Columbia University students who are engaged in research projects dealing with issues of sustainable development and the environment. The Earth Institute's travel grant program provides students with the opportunity to build on their academic work for their degree programs and apply their knowledge to real-world situations by traveling overseas to conduct original fieldwork research.
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Frank Eugene Cooper, 88, died Friday, Dec. 9, 2011, at OCH Regional Medical Center in Starkville. He was a retired branch president for Regions Bank. His banking experience was in Columbus, Macon and Oxford. He was active in the Miss. Banker's Association and was a member of Sigma Chi and a Rotarian. He served on various boards for the University Methodist Church in Oxford.
He is survived by his wife, Kaye Neal Cooper of Starkville; three daughters, Mary Beth Cooper Walden (Donnie) of Columbus, Elsie Cooper Dixon of Starkville and Paula Neal Hubbard (Michael) of Holly Springs, N.C.; a son, Stephen Clark Neal (Karen) of Bonaire, Ga.; nine grandchildren, Shanda Walden Sloan (Bill), Erika Rana Walden, Mary Martha Dixon Henson (Brian), Laura Ann Dixon Walker (Chad), John Cooper Dixon, Brandon Thomas Hubbard, Jonathan Blake Hubbard, Alicia Jeanette Neal and Grace Elizabeth Neal; one great-grandson and three great-granddaughters.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Alverne Nichols Cooper; his parents, Frank and Myrtle Cooper; and a brother, James Gerald Cooper.
Visitation is scheduled for 5-7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011, at Welch Funeral Home in Starkville, MS.
Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday, Dec. 12, 2011, at 10 a.m. in the chapel of Welch Funeral Home. Rev. Bob Whiteside, Rev. Prentiss Gordon and Rev. Scott Cappleman will conduct the service.
Graveside services will be held 2:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12, 2011, in St. Peters Cemetery in Oxford.
In Lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Palmer Home for Children, Le Bonheur Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, SKW Family Services in West Point or to your charity of choice.
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Families are built on legacies. What will you share with future generations?
Through a legacy gift to The AIPAC Tomorrow Campaign, you can help secure the strength of the U.S.-Israel relationship for generations to come.
If you want to ensure that America stands by Israel for decades to come, then The AIPAC Tomorrow Campaign is a perfect place to make your legacy gift.
The AIPAC Tomorrow Campaign is a planned giving and endowment initiative of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and the charitable organization affiliated with AIPAC.
AIPAC helps keep the friendship between the United States and Israel strong by working with our elected officials to ensure legislation which benefits both countries today. But we also are involved with initiatives to ensure that whatever tomorrow holds, AIPAC will be ready to protect and promote the U.S.-Israel relationship for generations to come.
There are many ways to give a gift to secure the future work of AIPAC.
The simplest way to make a legacy gift to AIPAC is to decide you want to participate, determine the amount you want to give and include specific bequest language in your will. You can give to AIPAC with an undesignated gift or give to one of many designated funds.
Learn more about making an AIPAC Tomorrow bequest or any of the other ways you can make your legacy Israel's future.
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As a contributor to The AIPAC Tomorrow Campaign, you can continue to support AIPAC's unique work through a number of meaningful gifts.
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