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In light of Britain's Atheist Bus campaign this is probably a good time to mention I have always been a fan of the notion that I don't have enough faith to be atheist....
Apparently atheists don't have enough faith to be atheists either. There's probably no god?!? Does that mean there probably is a God?
This sets up an interesting conundrum for atheist crusaders. If they are "probably right" about there being no God then everything will go black and when we die existence for us will cease to be.
If they are "probably wrong" and there is a God then what do they think will happen to them when they have to face Him in the next life?
Basically, they're damned if they don't, and they be damned if anyone could get them to "do."
By the way, I probably think atheists are a little stupid.
I would also say that it's most certainly true with a high degree of probability that "probably" is code for "definitely." Its also true with definite degree of probability that "stupid" is also meant to mean "seriously @$&#ed."
They don't believe in God, so they see no need for religion, which prompts them to start an atheist cult so they can tell the world they're "probably" right...
Meanwhile, all people of faith are the logically bankrupt ones in this equation?
How does anyone get this way? Were these people tied to a chair and fed a constant diet of paint chips and helium?
Oh, I'm sorry, am I being ridiuclous?
Also, what is it that atheists think we are consumed by that makes them feel the need to tell us to "stop worrying?" Because of their belief that God is in control people of faith are truly some of the most worry free people there are.
When anyone assumes you're something that you're not they're reallly projecting their own issues on to you. Without exception the non-religious people in my life are among the most miserable people I personally know. They can't enjoy their life because they get hung up on every little thing that goes wrong in it.
They sweat the small stuff because they don't think there is anything to look forward to after this life. So they want to get it while the gettin' is good, and they're never satisfied. They don't know what people of faith know...nothing material in this life can provide permanent or lasting happiness better than faithfulness to God.
This Christmas will be spent as it should be, celebrating the birth of the Son of God, and I'll be doing so happily, because believing in God makes my life more enjoyable.
I'm not going to worry about people who spend their lives WORRIED about making sure people knew that life PROBABLY has no point.
Honestly atheists, I don't care what you want to believe...but please just go find a dark sound-proof closet that you can "play dead" in, and stop trying to be a bummer to people who want to play in the light.
On a side note, I thought this was a pretty brilliant retort from Neil Stevens over at Red State, I don't think they'd take it well...

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HRI2008 show, Amsterdam
Together with Daniel Wittenaar, I attended to help out Steven Canvin (LEGO) and Andy Bell (NI). We had some real great new models on display (picture 2 and 3).
There was a Competition for university students to build a model demonstrating the Human-Robot interaction. They were given just one retail box and a RFID sensor with tags (picture 4, is the complete group and their robots).
Look forward for highlights on this event the next weeks.
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- Brian Davis said...
It looks like you guys had a great time - wish the rest of us could have been there, but thanks for including the rest of us with this post. What were the highlights for you?
Regarding the balancing NXTway, I actually have a similar picture of an earlier model...
Brian Davis
- Mar 16, 2008, 1:13:00 PM
- Robotica said...
Hi Brian, the highlights were:
1) Labview powered NXT Stand alone
2) I did do a rebuild of Philo's NXTWay, but due to light conditions I could not get it to balance properly.
3) NXT build into the PF-ATAT (replacing the PF motor, with a NXT motor) by Daniel.
4) NXT goal keeper by Daniel.
5) Several real interesting lectures,about Robot-Human interaction.
6) Great models by the studens, but more on those later.
- Mar 16, 2008, 6:33:00 PM
- Robotica said...
more images form this event:
Brickshelf images HRI 2008
- Mar 18, 2008, 6:15:00 PM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
looks great.
What abilities did the NXT add to the AT-AT walker?
- Mar 18, 2008, 10:18:00 PM


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Tae's Ride is OVER!Wed ,03/03/2010
Here is Tae signing his Ruckus before he left to go catch his flight back to Korea.
The scooter will be auctioned off and the proceeds will go to a fund to help a Ruckus rider who was involved in an accident.
Notice the Seen It! sticker!
It was awesome to meet Tae and help him out with his Journey. He rode the Ruckus just over 9,000 miles around the USA.


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[QUOTE= Then I just have the guilt of the 950 being slightly duplicative of the Harley in that the 950 can do everything the Harley can do on the road.[/QUOTE]
I think this is technically correct in a general sense.. The 950 is taller, handles better and stops faster (without knobbies). You can see over traffic while lane splitting and react to idiots much quicker. If you commute and value safety you'll learn to appreciate these qualities. Of course the bikes height is a liability in the wind but it's also a much cooler bike......
10' Adventure 990R
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Location: Agoura Hills, CA
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Ya, I commute on my bikes. I have a facebook page called Motorcycle Commuter. Started it because the webforums usually didn't talk about commuting issues.
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Joined: Feb 2009
Location: City of the Angels
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Keep the 950!!!
Hey TSR,
Dump the other bikes and keep the 950. Owning an early Adventure is the best way to get introduced into the product line. 8k miles is break in for that bike. There are nuances to these bikes that as everyone has suggested you need to familiarize yourself with in the HOW. You will need to get several good service resources/ mechanics if you don't trust yourself with a wrench. Service on these bikes is not cheap. Basic oil and filter changes require a shop to bill you for tank removal. There is a series of part upgrades that keep this bike reliable... it's the price of admission here. You just have to bite the bullet and pay to play.
But the ride experience it well worth the fees. Once you get caught up on upgrades you will reach a point where the overhead goes down and the fun factor goes through the roof. And the Adventure is a bike you'll continue to grow into. The best part is when you are dialing in your preference of travel bags and multi day camping trips. Then you'll know you've truly arrived!!!
Welcome to the party.
'"This whole memory lapse is gett'in to me. Hopefully I think I'll outgrow it."
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Joined: Apr 2011
Location: St. Petersburg, Florida
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I feel your pain. I bought a black 2005.5 with 6500 miles in 2011. Since then, I have replaced the water pump seal, battery, fuel pump, and clutch slave. I'm pretty sure my next project is the starter torque limiter. She clacks a little on start up. I did all the work myself but the $$$ for parts adds up fast. The ex girlfriend couldn't understand why I kept a motorcycle that needed so much work but then again she never drove it I would suggest learning how to work on the bike. You will save some money and more importantly gain some knowledge that could save your ass if you ever take her off the beaten path. Good luck.
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: The Keystone State
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Basic repairs and maintenance, and side stand switch...
I tend to agree with learning to service wear items yourself. I have a small shop and restore old Hondas and Yamahas to control my ADD or whatever it is called when you can't sit still or watch TV.
I replaced the clutch slave cylinder which was leaking on my 2004 KTM 950 ADV and various other wear type items.
Obviously I don't have electronic equipment or "special" tools so would leave any major repairs to my local KTM shop.
I've been dealing with them and KTM for over 25 years. (1986 KTM 250, evil and wicked machine).
Oh, and there is a video of how to replace nearly anything on You Tube. Spend a few minutes watching it and then go out and do it.
It's also good to learn what to do when you rip the wires out of the kickstand safety switch while accidentally taking a hero section with the wife on the back, in the rain, at the Hancock Dual Sport.
Hint: at least two of the three have to be stripped and wired together or your bike will start and run great until you let the clutch out.
Thank you dirt bike rider who stopped to help us with that basic knowledge. I was ready to push pull or walk but we were in an extreme location with deep mud and huge rocks, thus the initial hit.
Which two wires? He said try these two, "it will either work or catch on fire" more likely blow a fuse, lol.
It worked. I've kept it taped up with the same electrical tape since then. No safety switch.
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There are three kinds of KTM owners. Group 1: Those with abundant disposable income to let a dealer do all the work. Group 2: Those who are comfortable wrenching on a bike so do just about everything themselves. Group 3: Those who know the way to get knowledgable friends to help them involves offering beer and possibly some steaks on the grill.
Moral of the story is if you are not currently a member of Group 2 or 3 I suggest you become a member.
Outside of a complete engine rebuild requiring machining and/or ridiculously expensive speciality tools there is nothing mysterious or out of the ordinary about working on a 950. I have rejetted, performed valve adjustments, done the H2O pump etc. Nothing to it that a little bit of mechanical skill and patience will overcome. Only thing to date that I have had done outside or my own garage is the suspension, simply due to the fact that my lovely wife does not like hearing me cuss that much.
"People in this country sleep peaceably in their beds at night because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." George Orwell
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I'm leaning towards keeping the 950. i have zero experience in working on anything mechanical and the leople i know who do, know nothing about motorcycles. Presently, it sounds like the only way to be able to trust the bike is to have a shop preemptively replace the fuel pump, check the bolts on the clutch pressure plates, and replace (?) the clutch slave cylinder. Clearly, doing it myself would be ideal. But I am so clueless about working on machines that it seems impossible to do myslef. I don't even know what a clutch slave cylinder is. I accept that I may get flamed for that. My dad taught me to hunt. We never did anything mechanical. He didn't even change his own tires. I think I'm the only one in my family who has ever changed their own oil. So, paying a shop to get this 950 on the road and reliable now seems to be my only option.
Pay the money to make the 950 reliable or simplify my stable of bikes by replacing the 950 and the Softail with a 990? That's my current quandary. Which, is of course a nice problem to have. Would be nice to reduce my insurance and registration costs. I rode the Softail 400 miles to Tonopah today. Bike just isn't as fun as the 950/990 platform. It's 10 degrees here right now, by the way. Last 30 miles were on a frozen highway.
Are the new 990s generally more reliable? Seems like 90% of the known problems on the HOW pertain to the 950s. Granted, they're older. But the 990 has been around for awhile.
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Decisions decisions...
Savage rabbit, consolidate and update. I'm all about reducing the amount of vehicles that require inspection and insurance. I have a ton, (several dozen vintage bikes) but have no regrets about keeping them around as they aren't costing me anything or going down in value. It drives me crazy to see a bike unused and depreciating at the same time!
Having a shop do your work is great if you know them. They will do the work in a clean, well lit environment with the correct factory tools and manuals. It's best to recognize that you are not mechanically inclined and not screw stuff up or make a mess in a shop or garage you may not even have. I have a well lit shop with a wood stove and air lift table. I have only basic repair skills but enjoy light maintenance: changing chains and sprockets, fluids, certain seals, accessories, etc... I love working on the bikes. If you don't have the set up for it just take it into the shop.
I'm all in and rolling the dice with my new 990 R. One of the last of the breed. My 950 was great after working out all of the 2004 problems. It was a beast. We had water pump issues ( I think the shop said the impeller may have actually been in backwards or something, I forget but they finally sorted it out.) I like the idea of EFI and staying updated, thus the 990.
For ME: Harley's are one of those bikes that you don't really love to ride or own but miss them when you don't have them. I keep buying them and selling them. I've sworn off buying any more because I know I will just want to sell it then.
Now your Ducati, that's another story. I have a sweet spot for track bikes and recently got my racing license and competed in my first few CCS races. That's the best thing ever, besides dual sporting and road trips.
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I was clueless about working on my bikes once, I started by changing the oil on my 1989 CB-1 and worked up from there. You have to start somewhere and if you never do, you'll never improve. If you have to start paying the dealer to do your 9x0 oil changes, the cost of ownership is going to start adding up fast.
Checking the clutch pressure plates would be a good thing to do (TSB), they are easily accessible and it shouldn't cost much. You could add a Dr Bean electronic switch to the fuel pump (someone local to you would help you I expect, if you ask). I'd leave the clutch slave alone, it's the least likely item to fail.
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I've changes the oil on my KLR, changed the cs sprockets on the KLR, and fz1, and sync'd the throttle bodies on the fz1 u see supervision (didn't do any good). But never lifted a tank off or opened an engine up.
When I bought the 950, I read the HoW page and assumes the chances or those things going wrong in my bike were low because only some units displayed each problem. Then bam, 2 biguns in a month.
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let's keep going...
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KTM, dealerships, TSBs
Sorry to hear about your bike. It's well worth the time & frustration if you have an ounce of adventure in your veins!
KTM North America is actually a bunch of really good people- they do "Goodwill Warranty" work more often than not once they hear the story & it is reasonable. There are bad customers too- a friend finally had Kawasaki NA swap an abused 2010 KLR650 for a 650 Versus just to end his 5-year warranty. He was just that loud (and hard on stuff) that they rebuilt his engine a couple of times and even given him a complete engine once. KTM NA doesn't suffer fools, as the old saying goes. They'll also have a serious discussion with the dealership if a problem exists.
A good KTM service manager will plug your bikes VIN into the KTM NA corporate web interface as he takes your bike in & can provide you with data on your bike- when it was made, when it was sold, where, and to whom. Any open (uncompleted) TSB's that are applicable to your bike should show up on the history. It's a good way to let the customer know you're looking out for them, and helps develop a good relationship on both ends- cause your trying to help the guy ride & his mount happy. The ownership list isn't kept up to date on all bikes unless someone along the way updates the owner information, which is one way KTM NA can keep track of bikes and (where applicable) mail or email any safety issues that (might) pertain to your bike. Saftey recalls are handled through a combination of KTM, DOT & the US government. TSB's don't warrant a certified letter to your house.
The Technical Service Bulletins which are the factorys way of letting dealerships know that certain bikes need updates or changes that have been noted by KTM Austria either from warranty/field experience or factory technicians rigorous testing. CPModem has them available through the HOW, and there are a lot over the years. The service manager should thouroughly search the database to make sure your bike doesn't have any outstanding. Some of the older TSBs that are uncompleted don't show up so it takes a bit of research. When the dealer starts a claim on your bike if they enter the VIN & then the TSB recall number the computer will immediately kick back any aren't valid or have already been paid on by KTM NA. I have definitely worked on bikes where other KTM NA dealerships did not do the work but the customer was told it was- hopefully that isn't the case but people are people. Again, KTM NA welcomes cutomer input on relevant issues- they want us to have fun riding their bikes!
The dealer only gets paid for TSBs when the proper computer work is completed. In some cases the TSB was performed and the service manager/technician didn't log work performed- in which case the dealership paid for the work & your history is dubious at best. Many TSB parts are sent to dealerships as regular (superceded perhaps) inventory so the mechanic simply pulls it & does the job. Like warranty work (in general, all manufacturers) the time alotted a job is for a clean, unmodified bike that you are familiar with. A mechanic that is "learning" on your bike or encountering rusted/stripped fasteners is going to take longer and the chance of something being overlooked, a hose or electrical wire pinched increases. But the dealer by no means makes a bunch money on TSBs or the parts. Some TSBs are so fast you can do them in a few minutes once you're familiar with them.
any TSB parts are either to be kept with the bikes VIN information for a certain number of years or sent back to KTM NAfor verification for reimbursal and in some cases examined at KTM NA or sent back to the KTM Austrian factory.
Next time you go into any KTM dealership provide them with the last 6 numbers of your VIN and they can look your bike up for you!
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This time a bank building from Brussels, Belgium. It is one of the best examples of modernist architecture and one of the best known in the area (if you ask design related locals to recommend nice modernist building this will be the one).
Prefabricated concrete pieces mounted together with the help of metal pieces and tension cables, make an intricate façade. The building looks contemporary enough, some designers nowadays copy the style, however the level of detailing and quality of execution is difficult to match. I can hardly imagine what building, built in recent years, will be looking at least ok, 50 years down the road.
Very sculptural corner detail:
The building is in a very good condition, my guess is that concrete façade must have been cleaned-up recently.
View from the street, Brussels as a permanent construction site (changes for the better, thought) :
However and sadly my on-line search could not retrieve any information about the building nor who designed it. It would be great if anyone from the readers could tell me, if they happen to possess such information.


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Although the vast majority of the settlers in New Netherland were Dutch, there were a small number of other European nationalities represented as well. This tea set, proudly bearing the family name in gold, belonged to the Brooklyn-born descendants of Pietro Cesare Alberti (1605–1655), one of the first Italian immigrants to the New World ("Alberti" was anglicized to "Burtis" in the eighteenth century). With a land grant from the Dutch West India Company, Alberti owned a tobacco plantation along Wallabout Bay (now the Brooklyn Navy Yard). Subsequent generations remained in Brooklyn, including Abraham Burtis, who lived on High Street at the time that the family acquired this tea set.
This text refers to these objects: ' 1993.109.12a-b; 1993.109.1; 1993.109.2; 1993.109.3; 1993.109.4a-b; 1993.109.5a-b; 1993.109.6; 1993.109.7; 1993.109.8a-c; 1993.109.9; 1993.109.10; 1993.109.11a-b
- Medium: Porcelain
- Dates: Patented 1853
- Dimensions: 1 x 7 3/4 x 7 3/4 in. (2.5 x 19.2 x 19.2 cm) (show scale)
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- Accession Number: 1993.109.2
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- Caption: Plate from a Twelve Piece Tea Service, Patented 1853. Porcelain, 1 x 7 3/4 x 7 3/4 in. (2.5 x 19.2 x 19.2 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the Family of Paul E. Burtis, 1993.109.2. Creative Commons-BY
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Abby, a 4-year-old Weimaraner from
Will and Vinicor have been visiting Panama City Beach for about 20 years and started frequenting the dog beach with Abby about three years ago.
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The 400-foot dog beach area, located just west of the Russell-Fields City Pier, is open to dogs on leashes. It's the only dog-friendly beach in
"We just love the dog beach," Will said. "We visit it every time we come."
While Abby may be welcome to enjoy the sand and surf at the dog beach, dogs are not allowed at most other beach locations, leashed or not.
Beach resident Janice Hatcher brought the issue to the Panama City Beach Council during their last meeting and said she sees about 12 to 15 dogs running loose on the beach near her home daily.
"We have a severe problem with dogs on the beach," said Hatcher, who owns multiple beachfront properties within the city and was concerned that violators were not being appropriately cited.
"With all that we have going on, we really need to consider something more than just a warning for dogs on the beach—it's not effective," Hatcher said. "I know when I speed and I get a ticket it catches my attention… If we're not going to enforce this law, we need to take it off the books."
Panama City Beach Code Enforcement issues warnings for a first violation and can issue a $100 citation if the same person is found in violation a second time. The citation amount can then double each time the person is found in violation.
Mel Leonard, director of the city's building department, spoke on behalf of the city's code enforcement officers and said that no citations have been issued in the last year for a dog on the beach.
One of Hatcher's main concerns was that a dog may bite a beach patron.
Leonard reported of the six dog bite cases reported in the city in the last three years, none that occurred on the sandy beach area.
"When (code enforcement) gets a call, (they try) to get down there to the beach as quickly as possible," Leonard said. "He's trying to do what he can with the things that he sees and respond and get down there, it's just a matter of being at the right place at the right time sometimes."
Due to high tourist traffic in the area, Leonard said it is often difficult for them to communicate the law.
"We do have a lot of tourists coming, so we have a lot of first timers that end up just taking their dogs down there," Leonard said. "You end up with dogs on the beach quite often because of that."
Mayor Gayle Oberst touted
Area resident Stephanie Somerset founded the non-profit organization "Bay Families with Dogs" in 2006 to fight for pet access to
"We've spent the past five years working with local officials in making the area more dog friendly, and it's just fabulous the things that have been done," Somerset said. "The dog beach has been in existence for five years and I would call it very successful—we've heard of very few issues at the dog beach."
The city council established the dog beach by resolution in 2007 and also has an adopted ordinance that allows for doggie dining within the city limits.
"We all love dogs—dogs are not the issue," Hatcher said. "The issue is we're not enforcing the law."


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Our popular Cooking with the Stars series returns, as we turn up the oven, and focus on baking! In celebration of Rosh Hashanah and a sweet Jewish New Year, we are delighted to spotlight holiday appropriate baking recipes from several culinary stars. We thank our stars for sharing family treasures, beloved baked heirlooms and contemporary creations. We know that you will enjoy these recipes, as will your Yom Tov guests. We wish everyone a spectacular 5773!
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I've always been interested in the Green Man. For those who don't know him, he's a sculpture, drawing, or other representation of a face surrounded by or made from leaves. He's mostly seen as a decorative ornament on buildings, frequently found on carvings in churches and other buildings.
The Green Man has many variations and seems to be found in many cultures around the world. Primarily he is said to be a symbol of rebirth, representing the cycle of growth each spring.
I have made one clock with a green man image, but I am looking for other sources of inspiration for some possible wood burning or carving. If anyone happens upon an image of a green man it would be great if you could post it up.
Here's the green man clock I made,
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For those of you who either weren't there or don't happen to be familiar with it, the Startup Showcase that took place during last week's Tools of Change (TOC) Conference in New York was something of a mini-entrepreneurial competition between 10 different publishing-related startup companies. As TOC explains on its website, the competition is designed to "[give] groundbreaking startups a chance to show their stuff to the world." At various times throughout the three-day TOC conference, attendees were encouraged to wander throughout the hotel's seventh floor ballroom, where the chosen startups were explaining their business models and demonstrating their products and...


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A New Member to "The NXT STEP" Blog Team
Some information about myself: I work as a research engineer in the Mechanical Engineering Dept. at University of Saskatchewan in Canada. I have been a fan of LEGO and robotics most of my life (got my first LEGO set at 4 yrs old), and am currently looking at using Mindstorms and Technic to enhance our university's curriculum. In my spare time, I enjoy building robots and mechanisms out of LEGO. I am interested in design, not just engineering.
I hope to bring contributions to this blog that will stir interest. I encourage you to see Jim Kelly's posting below titled: "Pursuing the Camera subject..." for my initial contribution, and I invite your comments there. We are all making the NXT into more than it was ever imagined to be.
Kirk Backstrom
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- Larry Langellier said...
Hi Kirk,
Welcome! I use Mindstorms in a community college setting. I'd be happy to compare notes and brainstorm on ways to apply the Mindstorms to enhance curriculum.
- Apr 28, 2007, 1:47:00 PM
- Robolab 2.9 said...
Hey Kirk,
Welcome to the team! I hope to hear more about your interesting ideas.
Robolab 2.9
- Apr 30, 2007, 9:42:00 AM
- Kirk Backstrom said...
Thank you Larry and Robolab 2.9!
Larry, I would be happy to notes/brainstorm with you. My email is kirk.backstrom -at- usask.ca
What fields have you used (or would like to use) Mindstorms with, and in what ways are you using Mindstorms in those fields?
- Apr 30, 2007, 10:55:00 AM
- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
I know I'm well into sounding like a Parrot...but...
Arr, Welcome Aboard Matey! Arr...
Now, go forth and post some great booty! Or, we'll make ye walk the plank!
- May 2, 2007, 12:45:00 AM
- Larry Langellier said...
Hi Kirk,
I'll look forward to further correspondance. My email is email@example.com.
So far, the way we've used the Mindstorms robots at Moraine Valley Community College are:
- for elementary, middle school, and high school field trips (I can teach a group to do a simple program or two with the robots in 30 to 45 minutes to introduce them to programming)
- we use the robots for a unit or two in our Introduction to Computer Systems and Programming Principles courses.
- we offer non-credit "college for kids" courses after-school, weekends, and summers.
- we use them for on-campus "festivals" for the current college students to interest them in our programs
- next year I'm starting a robotics club at MVCC for the college students
- we are offering a three credit hour course titled Introduction to LEGO Robotics
In the past week I've gotten my dean and the coordinator of the non-credit program for kids to agree to purchase 27 NXT sets with the resource sets to replace the 27 RCX sets we have. We are not going to retire the RCXs though - we hope to use them at a satellite campus to start offering the non-credit stuff for kids there.
If you'd like to check out some of the non-credit courses we're offering you can see them here. There is also a link on the left of that page to "The LEGO Experience" which has some pictures and quotes from the participants.
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BONIFAY — Several were present on behalf of Doctors Memorial Hospital to give a presentation at the Bonifay Kiwanis meeting held on Wednesday, March 13.
"We are a community hospital," said DMH Patient and Public Relations Director Brenda Blitch. "That means we are invested in the community and we're governed by the community."
Blitch explained that Doctors Memorial Hospital was a community hospital and that they had a Board of Trustees, which is a five-member board of local citizens appointed by Florida's Governor each serving four-year term and a Doctors Memorial Hospital Foundation, which raises money for the hospital.
She gave a quick history of the new Doctors Memorial Hospital, starting with purchasing the land in 2002 and holding a land dedication ceremony that year and on Valentine's Day 2007 they held a ground-breaking ceremony.
"What a celebration we had that day," said Blitch. "We did something that was never thought possible. With a lot of hard work and perseverance we made it happen."
On April 1, 2008 the hospital held their Grand Opening.
Blitch said since the opening of the hospital in 2008 there has been a 133 percent increase in patients.
"We've got a Rehabilitation Department now," said Blitch. "We've got Acute Therapy, Swingbed Rehabilitation and Outpatient Therapy."
She explained that Acute Therapy was good for falls, orthopedic pain, after surgery and COPD issues and Swingbed Rehabilitation was good for a short term stay at the hospital when medically stable following acute hospital stay.
"Swingbed Rehabilitation usage has increased by 240 percent," said Blitch. "We also have a Physical Therapy Gym and Physical Therapy Pool. We offer Aquatic Therapy and Occupational Therapy."
She said they have received so many good reviews of the Aquatic Therapy because it "accelerates rehabilitation while increasing range of motion with less pain."
"It takes the weight off the injured area and the patients love the therapeutic properties of the warm water," said Blitch. "Occupational Therapy gives you the strength to go back to doing the simple, every day things required with work at home or on the job."
With their Digital Mammography Department they do an average of 1,200 mammograms a year, she said.
She said they also have a Prodigy Primo Lunar Bone Densitometer, which measures bone density and helps in the diagnosis of osteoporosis, "which is very common in women."
They have Mobile Nuclear Medicine, which is a "non invasive study to determine disease in many bodily organs and bone structure using less radiation then an X-ray or CT scan," and Mobile MRI.
Their General and Laparoscopic Surgical Procedures include gall bladder, colonoscopy, hernia, biopsies, scopes, carpel tunnel, hysterectomy, mastectomy, tubal ligation, ovarian cyst, adhesions, tonsillectomy and hemorrhoidectomy.
"We do 95 percent of our lab work in house," said Blitch. "And that includes cardiac markers, chemistry panels, liver function tests, potassium, protime, urine culture, drug testing for employment, complete blood count, lipid profile, thyroid testing, hemoglobin A1C, routine urinalysis and rapid strep. We also have a Wound Care Center, which is a chronic problem with those who have diabetes."
She thanked the DMH Auxiliary, which contributes time and funds for special projects.
"We love our volunteers," said Blitch. "They make such a difference and raise the hospital around $10,000 a year."
The Doctors Memorial Hospital is having an upcoming Golf Scramble and Golf Ball Drop on April 12 at the Dogwood Lakes Golf Club.
"We're also celebrating our 5th Anniversary on Monday, April 1," said Blitch. "We'll have a Customer Appreciation Day with free lunch and screenings. We usually have important people like Marti Coley show up; she spent last year with us."
Blitch said the hospital provides many free services to the community, such as free screenings at events, educational luncheons, awareness events like the Heart Walk and tours for students giving them information on what it takes to become a doctor, nurse, technician, etc.
"We feed the children every year at the Holmes County Public Library's end of the year celebration," she said. "That's just to name a few of the services provided to the community."
This biggest service, she said is called Bad Debt and Charity.
"This is where we forgive bad debt for our customers," said Blitch. "In 2007 we gave back $1 million in debt and in 2012 we gave back $2.5 million. If we were a typical business that kind of expenses would've done us in, but we're about the community."
Donna Burroughs with DMH spoke on the difference between HMOs and PPOs, which is HMOs allow you to pick your physician, while a PPO has a group of physicians to choose from.
"Always ask questions when choosing," said Burroughs. "These plans open on Oct. 11 and end on Dec. 7, so take your time in choosing. Remember to ask the important questions, like what you're responsibility will be and what do they cover."
Doctor and Chief of Staff for DMH Patrick Hawkins spoke on how appreciative he was of DMH.
"I grew up in Bonifay and eventually went to school at Florida State University," said Hawkins. "That's a lot of student loans and on top of that while I was in college I decided to get married, which meant more debt. During my second year Doctors Memorial Hospital gave me a scholarship and took a huge burden off me and they've been a huge support."
Hawkins said it was "amazing to see that we offer a lot of services and much more then anyone realizes."
"It was revolutionary what we could do with what we had," said Hawkins. "Electronic charting was really nice for sending and receiving information to and from facilities with such ease. It greatly improved the quality of care."
He said that DMH had "all you needed from a large hospital right here at home."
"I'm very proud of our hospital and I'm very proud of our community," said Hawkins. "You'd be surprised at what we can offer."
DMH Administrator JoAnn Baker asked for the community's support.
"You should be very proud of your hospital," said Baker. "We need your support and your input. You might think we're magicians the way we put $2.5 into relieving debt to our patients and still be able to continue on, but this is a community hospital and if it wasn't for the support of the community we wouldn't have been able to make all that go away."
Baker asked that if anyone had any questions, comments or concerns to contact the hospital through Human Resources at 547-8004.
"We're your community hospital and we love you," said Baker.
They wrapped up with the video they did for the Pink Dance Competition for MedLine, which Blitch explained was done by the hospital in honor of one of their nurses who was diagnosed with breast cancer.
For more information visit their website at www.doctorsmemorial.org.


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The New Deal is the tenth episode of the third season of The Vampire Diaries and the fifty-fourth episode of the series.
A REASON TO FEEL GUILTY - Stefan has hidden the coffins containing the bodies of Klaus' family and Klaus quickly turns to violence to convince Damon and Elena that no one will be safe until he finds Stefan and gets his family back. Tyler continues to make the most of his new abilities as a hybrid, but he has to face the disturbing consequences of his actions as well. After a terrifying incident, Elena and Alaric grow increasingly concerned about Jeremy's attitude and, ultimately, his safety. Alaric meets the beautiful Dr. Fell, who is intrigued with his amazing ability to heal. While trying to strike a deal with Klaus, Elena delivers news that truly shock him.
| The episode starts with Bonnie who is having a dream, where she is walking towards the old witch house. When she enters the house, the voices of the hundred dead witches haunt her and lead her towards four coffins in the basement of the witch house. She then opens the fourth coffin only to find Klaus's dead body. Waking up, she then realizes that it was all just a dream.
Elena, while having a normal time jogging, discovers that a mysterious man is following her. Terrified, she tries to run away from him, but accidentally bumps into him. The stranger then apologizes, saying that he should have watched where he was going. Then she and Bonnie meet up at the Mystic Grill and share their eerie early morning encounters. Elena says that she is getting paranoid due the horrific recent events, while Bonnie shares that she has been having the same dream for a while now. She further consoles Elena that she has a right to be paranoid as Klaus is still very much alive and wants to kill her. They finally conclude that all their nightmare and paranoia is just rooted in stress and fear over the recent turmoil. Damon is day drunk and with Alaric. Alaric is worried about Jeremy's grades and is further shocked to discover that he was fired from the Grill and did not even bother to tell anybody. Meanwhile, Tyler and Jeremy are hanging out in the woods. Tyler is still pissed that Caroline dumped him and wants to get drunk and "shoot stuff" with Jeremy, who recently also broke up with Bonnie. Jeremy playfully fires Alaric's crossbow at Tyler, who swiftly catches the arrow and adds that a "lame ass" crossbow is not enough to kill a hybrid. He further adds that one has to cut off his head or rip out his heart to kill him.
Elena is worried about Jeremy's recent callous behavior and calls him. Damon is still day drunk and jokes around with her. Just then Klaus comes into the scene with his companion Tony, who Elena surprisingly discovers was the mysterious man who followed her while jogging. Klaus threatens Elena and Damon to find Stefan. He reveals that Stefan stole his coffins from him and no one will be safe until he gets them back. He adds that he is going to be in Mystic Falls for a while and also demands to know where Rebekah is.
Bonnie follows her dream and goes to the witch house and to her shock, she finds the exact same coffins as in her dreams and also finds Stefan there. He says that he needs Bonnie's help and fills her in about Klaus's secret that he kept his family daggered and stored in the coffins and now he has them. He needs her help to keep them hidden. According to Stefan, Klaus's family is his one weakness and as long as he has them, he can "ruin him".
Main Cast
Recurring Cast
Guest Cast
- Antagonists: Stefan Salvatore, Niklaus Mikaelson and Tony.
- Elena finally realizes that she must move on from Stefan. "It means that she's open to looking elsewhere", says Plec.
- When Damon and Elena finally confront Stefan about his recent actions, his response makes Damon think twice about acting on his feelings for Elena.
- Elena allows the romantic tension with Damon play out as they flirt at The Mystic Grill.
- Damon and Elena share a kiss.
(This is debated to be their first kiss as many say that As I Lay Dying marked their firt kiss, or, Heart of Darkness in which they both participated in)
- Alaric alters the memory of their kiss of her telling Damon that it was wrong for him to kiss her.
- This episode marks the first appearance of Meredith Fell.
- It is revealed and confirmed by Tyler that the only way to kill a hybrid is by heart extraction or decapitation.
- Jeremy makes his first kill, Tony.
- Alaric meets Meredith in this episode .
- Matt and Caroline do not appear in this episode.
- It is confirmed that this episode takes place on a Sunday, as said by Jeremy after killing Tony.
Body Count
- Tony - decapitation, killed by Jeremy Gilbert.
- Alaric Saltzman - hit by a car, killed by Tony; resurrected by Gilbert Ring.
Production Notes
- It is the first episode where Meredith appears (the last main character of the original series novels).
- This is the first episode after winter hiatus (2 months).
- Caroline, Matt and Katherine do not appear.
- Meredith Fell is played by Paul Wesley's ex-wife: Torrey DeVitto.
- Internet personality Justine Ezarik guest stars as a bartender.
- This is the first episode to have Jeremy and Klaus interacting (only by cell phones).
- Bonnie helps Stefan hide Klaus's coffins.
- Jeremy was last seen in Ghost World.
- Alaric was last seen in Ordinary People.
- Rebekah was last seen in Homecoming. She was neutralized by Elena.
- The old witches' house was last seen in Ghost World.
- The four coffins of Klaus' were last seen in Homecoming.
- Elena mentions Stefan's betrayal to take down Klaus, which happened in Homecoming.
- Tyler and Elena both mentioned Bonnie and Jeremy's breakup, which happened in Ghost World.
- Tyler also mentioned his breakup with Caroline, which happened in Homecoming.
- Tony was last seen in the previous episode, Homecoming.
- Mindy was last seen in the previous episode, Homecoming.
Cultural References
- The New Deal was a series of economical and political measures taken between 1930 and 1936 by President Franklin Roosevelt, with the intention of ending the Great Depression.
- The bartender is played by Internet personality Justine Ezarik, better known as iJustine. In addition to her lifecast she was the voice of Passion Fruit in the web series The Annoying Orange and its television series, The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange.
Behind the Scenes
- This episode had about 3.32 million viewers in the USA.
- Tyler: "Klaus isn't going to stop until he gets all those coffins back."
- Stefan: "You're not safe."
- Klaus: "You people seem to respond best to violence."
- Jeremy: "None of us are gonna make it out of this town alive."
- Damon: "So all we have to do is find four coffins and voilà - no one else on your family's Christmas list has to die."
- Damon: "I thought for one second that I wouldn't have to feel guilty any more … for wanting what I want." [walks away then turns back] "If I'm going to feel guilty about something I'm going to feel guilt about this." [kisses her]
- Jeremy: "This is the way things are. It sucks, but I just got to get used to it.
- Damon: "Really? Last time I checked, you were hiding out in a haunted house."
- Klaus: "There will be more."
- Elena: "You can go to hell."
- Elena: "Vampires, hybrids and originals? No problem. My rebellious brother? I'm worried."
- Klaus: "My sister has gone missing."
- Damon: "Cute. Blonde bombshell. Psycho. Shouldn't be too hard to find."
- Elena: "The Stefan that we know is gone."
- Bonnie: "How is Damon handling that?"
- Elena: "Damon is... Damon."
- Damon: "My brother is sort of running his own show right now."
- Elena: "My brother just chopped off someone's head."
- Elena: "Rick, hey. When did you return to the living?"
- Elena: "Stefan, I need your help. Bonnie said you would be here."
- Stefan: "Well, Bonnie sucks at keeping secrets."
- Meredith: "Mr. Saltzman. What is your secret? Guardian angel or did you sell your soul to the devil?"
- Alaric: "A little of both."
"Shook Down" – Yuck
"Come On Let's Do It OK!" – The Trigger Code
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I have seen some kits with US made barrels for around $300, but they sell fast when offered for sale.
I just went and looked an didn't find any for sale. check gunbroker or the market on fal files. they go very fast when put up for sale.
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Not as "cheap" as they used to be tho.
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I'd like to build another but I dont think Tapco would sell me another Imbel for $99! Then $375 for the Imbel rec. Lucky to get on those back then. Maybe we will get more in the future but somehow I doubt it. I keep seeing Sarco ads "we just found more in the warehouse hidden beneath crates of shelter halves" or some such. In a year they'll "find" some more and double the price.
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If they are as disorganized as IMA seems to be on their new show, there are probably thousands of them in an unopened crate under Jimmy Hoffa's urn right next to the Ark.
What get's me is receivers are accountable items, when ATF comes a callin' ya better be able to produce all the receivers in your bound book or show who they were sold to. "Losing" a few here and there should not be possible, or yer FFL is in jeopardy.
Entreprise still has them listed on their website.