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National consumer and business patterns are shifting once again. Gulf, Franklin and Bay Counties could do well to notice and position themselves, individually and together, for what may well be inevitable.
Until fairly recently, Americans have been driven to patterns of urban-driven largeness and centralizing acquisition-at-any-cost; now an increasingly significant portion of the national profile is noticeably changing to resemble small-town Main Street America once again:
an authentic, essentially self-sufficient yet naturally-connected lifestyle,
with products of meaningful quality and indigenous spirit and creativity, and
an ever increasing access to a greater range of personal choices attached to greater potential for local resources.
Rural – one might even say 'traditional' – virtues of personal thrift, collective care, mutual trust and directness of civic engagement are all starting to overwhelm the "devil may care" frenetic acquisition and consumption of impersonal and anonymous 'things' sought merely for status or power consolidation purposes.
City folk are becoming increasingly aware that once they've 'made it' in life, they don't necessarily know what they want to do with it. They have often found themselves searching increasingly for better 'purpose' in their investments – while intuitively scaling back their direct involvement to less dense environments where they can have meaningful personal influence and spiritually sensible integrity in their whole lives.
Consumer Patterns – Trending from shorter-term Conspicuous Celebrity to longer-term Cultural Identification
John Gerzema, who oversees "the world's largest database of consumer insights" to help companies anticipate and adapt to social change, provides statistics that may seem surprising, but are in fact compelling. His own summary is that,
"People are returning to old fashioned values to build new lives of purpose and connection … and a lifestyle more focused on community, connection, quality, and creativity."
The intangible values (i.e. the "brand attributes") of consumer choices have been slowly morphing since the dot-com boom & bust, and have been accelerating with the creation of a class of 'real estate refugees' after the mortgage/financial meltdown in 2008 – reforming how consumers, and the companies that want to anticipate their needs, conduct their business affairs and adapt with 'leading edge' branding:
"kindness and empathy" – up 391 percent
"friendly" – up 148 percent
"high quality" – up 124 percent
"socially responsible" – up 63 percent
"exclusive" – down 60 percent
"arrogant" – down 41 percent
"sensuous" – down 30 percent
"daring" – down 20 percent
These findings measure, and are contrary to the mainstream 'common sense' of increasingly fewer and fewer advertisers, the fact that 'empathy' and 'kindness' are NOT an economic weakness; and, in fact, are BETTER product and branding attributes than 'arrogance,' 'daring,' and/or 'exclusivity.' 400 percent is an enormous bias in attitude of what consumers have come to expect and affirm when making their choices in spending – and in living.
Southern Hospitality is back – and it looks alot like a small, traditional town that has kept to its knitting throughout the globalization trends and financial overreaches by the rest of the world.
Demographic Patterns – Trending from central city/suburb Megapolis to rurban/estate Micropolis
In 2000, the US Census Bureau was compelled to establish a new classification of the Micropolitan Statistical Area to account for significant phenomena that was noticeably distinct from the misleading labels of strictly "rural" or strictly "metropolitan." This rogue class falls somewhere in between the two, and is acting in a different way from either – and yet draws its inspirations from both.
By 2010, there were 576 Micropolitan Areas designated – accounting for over 30 million people, or 10 percent of the nation's population. These areas were either too commercial or industrial to be considered strictly rural, or they lacked the population to be considered urbane. And they were growing too quickly, visibly and distinctly to either ignore them or to label them incorrectly.
The concept of the budding 'micropolis' clearly warrants the separate attention, distinct credibility and apparent viability that it has already begun to command.
A slower lifestyle, expansive natural vistas, lower real estate and business overhead costs, less major crime, and higher civic engagement all attract former city dwellers, especially ones now concerned with raising their kids or grandkids.
Better educational opportunities, modern and technological infrastructure and conveniences, and higher employment potential likewise attracts more rural families while reassuring them with a requisite country-side feel.
Both ends are increasingly coming to a discernible middle ground – the micropolis. This trending toward balance of natural, spiritual and practical looks alot like certain areas of the Florida panhandle as it already is.
On the Verge and Poised to Grow – in Port St. Joe
The city of Port St. Joe, on the Bay of St. Joseph at the 'sunset face' of the panhandle's 'trigger,' is at the verge of two distinct and friendly-rivaling regional branding campaigns. Geographically blessed at the far east of the Emerald Coast with its largely developed white sand beaches and at the western-most edge of the Forgotten Coast with its largely undeveloped natural gulf beaches, this city and this Gulf sound – taken together – are somewhat roguishly and steadfastly distinct from either the Forgotten Coast introversion or Emerald Coast extroversion:
A naturally embayed natural deep water port basin with no significant freshwater influence (the only such bay in the eastern Gulf of Mexico) and three-quarters of which is designated an aquatic preserve, the bay area is abundant with plant and animal species, many of which are unique in Florida and the Gulf, and a few which are unique in all North America. This collective stewardship obligation requires one to think through and attempt to anticipate the unintended consequences of one's choices and actions. It really does slow down time, if for no better purpose than deep consideration.
A truly micropolitan population possessing an enormous potential of energy, experience and brain-power – now largely in the retirement demographic, but increasingly in business and cultural non-profits as well – all just waiting to be tapped for arts, education, direct civic engagement and the consistency of the rule of law – all prerequisites for sustainable, meaningful business. An instinctive sensibility to economic, technological and political cycles – and their influences upon one another – creates a broader than average mindset toward integrity of desire, power, meaning and purpose, particularly in democratic public process.
If "luck favors the prepared," then the next great tide of prosperity to enter St. Joseph Bay will be ushered in with a full vision of this place, its people, and its future, combined with the unique natural, historic and culturally significant assets it already possesses:
being Florida's Constitutional birthplace and the origin and organic foundation of its Florida law (with only a single vote keeping it from actually becoming the state's Capital),
a progressive "mill town" master plan by the influential ES Draper – still visibly influencing the city's future development, and
a once again pristine and vibrant bay teeming with life, some of which can now be found in but a few other places.
The heart of that future will be welcoming and wanting to share a sense of being on the verge of a destiny deeply rooted in the best memories of Old Florida, authentic Southern Hospitality at its very best, and not just a little kindly bewilderment at why it has taken the rest of y'all so long to join them going forward. So have some sweet tea and sit awhile, share a few tall tales and chuckle while the rest of the world figures out that THIS is already pretty darn close to the way it really oughtta be.
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What you're implying is that Valve expect people will switch to Linux just to game, when the overall goal is to merely blur the gaming line between the operating systems. Only the bandwagony types will switch right away for the sake of Gabe's enthusiasm. What Valve needs to do right now is attract those of the Steam userbase that already like to use Linux on a regular basis.
See, it's more about statistics right now than anything. Anybody playing TF2 on Windows now will likely not switch to Linux just to play TF2, but with some nice steam statistics and a streamlined approach to releasing on the third platform, developers might open their minds a little bit to the idea.
As it stands, Arch Linux is the largest group of Steam Linux users. Valve will follow suit.
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Disclaimer: This is basically a rant thread.
So I've been using the Steam Linux beta for a few weeks now, and I've come to following conclusion: The Steam Linux beta sucks.
It's not like I don't appreciate what they're doing, I mean after all, Valve are the only publisher that's really taking Linux (except they're not, I'll discuss that later), but still, the execution of the whole thing is farcical.
First of all, why is the client 32-bit only? I honestly can't remember that last time a Linux application came with only a 32-bit binary. This decision means that everyone on an x64 Linux build has to install 32-bit libraries in order to run Steam. Why not just provide a 64-bit binary and save us the bloat of having to install multilib libraries purely for Steam? I can't imagine that the difference between x86 and x64 would be so much that it'd be impossible to develop both at the same time.
Second, what's with the auto-update process? Most Linux distros have pretty solid package management. So why not just leave it to the package managers? This problem is SOLVED in Linux. Why use some [****-poor] auto-update process when mature platforms already exist for exactly this problem?
Third, why does the client feel compelled to screw with my cursor. This is probably a problem with my setup rather than Steam, but it's the only app on my system that insists on reversing my mouse cursor. Oddness.
Fourth, and probably most importantly, where's the quality control in the games? Of all the games that are "available for Linux", in my experience about 50% are 'private betas' that need a password to play or simply don't install. To make things worse, it doesn't actually tell you that when you buy the game, so you are at risk of buying a game you can't actually play. The funniest thing I find about this is that a lot of the games that don't work are also former Humble Bundle games, so I can play the game perfectly well without Steam, but then can't play the Steam version of the same game. What the hell is up with that?
This inconvenience is compounded by failures like, for example, SpaceChem trying to use apt to try and install dependencies on my Arch install (for those that don't know, that doesn't work), and including libraries that don't work on 64-bit installs. There are threads with distro-specific hacks to get games working, but why isn't Steam doing this for us? I don't expect them to cater to every OS, but they could at least give us some hints. Make the developers provide a list of dependencies, and then check against installed libraries to determine which ones I need to install to get a game to work, and then tell me.
The games overall seem to be the 32-bit versions of the games (which I guess makes sense since the client is too), so I'm installing a lot of 32-bit libs for all the games too. It's gradually turning my Arch install into a glorious mess of libraries. Not really an issue per se, but an annoyance for someone like me who tries to keep a minimal install as much as possible.
I don't know, I guess this beta is giving me a bit of a bitter after-taste. They're touting it as the "Steam Linux beta", when in reality it should just be the "Steam Ubuntu Beta" since non-Ubuntu user's are pretty much out there on our own hacking it together to get it to work.
Overall, I'm finding more success playing games outside of Steam than I am within it. One of the best things about the Windows client is the convenience factor. On Linux I just get the overall impression we're testing the steam box client, and getting a buggy DRM client out of it. I don't think Valve are really taking Linux seriously like they're making out, they're just getting us to iron the bugs out of the client so they can release a bug-free console. Linux games will be a fortunate side effect of the Steam box, but not the primary focus IMO.
Not impressed.
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I must say I found the native steam client stupid on linux. It works and everything else but it won't let us to download any games besides the ones that were made for linux (we can't even download those that works 100% with wine). For now I'm using the windows client with wine and it's a lot better just for that single reason... But well, it's a start for valve, they should improve the service soon


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In the area of technology + innovation, the Berlin region is the preferred home of four key sectors: information and communications technology, media, optical technologies and microsystems technology. Over 3,000 companies and 25,000 workers, over € 2 billion in revenues, 14,000 students in 30 information technology and media science degree courses: the facts speak for themselves - and for Berlin. The IT and sector in the region is typified by a high density of research institutes and universities, close links to the media and creative economy and a large number of highly specialised small and medium-sized companies.
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The Berlin-Brandenburg region is one of Europe's leading locations in the medicine + healthcare sector. Around 300 medical technology companies with their own products or services close to production are active here. One reason for their strong presence in and around the German capital is the presence of renowned institutions such as the Charité, Europe's largest university hospital, the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, the German Heart Institute Berlin and the German Institute of Human Nutrition in Potsdam. These provide an ideal environment for conventions, conferences and symposia such as the World Health Summit organised by the Charité, a major international event with some 1,500 medical experts from over 90 countries.
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On May 12, Rolf Gordon Behrents, D.D.S., Ph.D., was honored with the Endowed Lysle E. Johnston Jr. Professorship in Orthodontics during an investiture ceremony held in Pere Marquette Gallery.
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Phillip Alderson, M.D., vice president of the Saint Louis University Medical Center and dean of the medical school, said it is because of the generosity of our friends and donors from Center for Advanced Dental Education, professorships such as these make it possible to retain the University's top faculty members.
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Behrents came to the University in 2003 when he was asked to serve as the executive director of the Center for Advanced Dental Education, along with a professor and the director of orthodontics.
Throughout his career, he has contributed to the education of over 300 orthodontic specialists; served on nearly 150 master theses committees; his students have won 12 national and international research awards; and two of his students have won the Shepard Award for achieving the highest score in the nation on the American Board of Orthodontics written exam. His research has been appeared in more than 90 publications and served as the topic of over 300 presentations and lectures worldwide.
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Everyone here is looking for that special person to maketheir life complete. Notice I said their life not to make them complete. There is a difference. To be ready to receive that special gift fromGod, we need to be at ease and content with the person we are inside and out. I am not talking about being arrogant or vain,it is being able to love and value our own being as God does; with the grace tobe grateful in humility and modesty for all of the gifts He has bestowed. When we are able to do that, miracles happensince we have opened the door within our hearts to allow them to enter. We must BE the miracle He made us inthought, word, and deed. Happy to be in our own skin as joyful and lovingexamples to others traveling the same road of life. Sometimes a daily affirmation added to morningprayers is all you need to shine that special light in you and through you forthe whole day. I wish everyone the grace and love needed to be successful in this journey.
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The Bronze Star is given for merit and, when carrying a V device, acknowledges valor in combat. The Purple Heart, which ranks below the Bronze Star, is awarded to service members wounded or killed in action.
The review has bipartisan support. Rep. Susan Davis, D-San Diego, joined Hunter in expressing her support for Hagel's decision.
"I am hopeful that he will realize that the appropriate place for the DWM will be under both the Bronze Star and Purple Heart," Davis said in a statement.
Several local veterans leaders also support Hagel's decision and feel the medal should be downgraded.
"I just don't think you can compare being shot," said Larry Blumberg, executive director of the San Diego Military Affairs Council. "The precedence of where it sits in the awards is what bothers me more than anything else."
Added current San Diego Military Affairs Council President Earl Wederbrook: "I'm not saying it's not a stressful job, but it's not the same as the physical dangers involved in face-to-face combat."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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More than one person has wanted to call Barack Obama a 'smart alec', and now British police will get the chance to do so without getting reprimanded.
That's because Scotland Yard has tapped the codename 'Chalaque' to refer to the U.S. president for security reasons during his upcoming state visit to the United Kingdom May 24-26.
Indarjit Singh, a Punjabi speaker in the UK who is director of the Network of Sikh Organisations, told the Sunday Times the word 'is sometimes used when we want to denigrate someone who we think is too clever for their own good'.
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Joy Behar: The Dude (even though Jeff Bridges had better looking hair in that movie)
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The common image of Mormon missionaries has long been two young men wearing white shirts and ties walking through neighborhoods, knocking door-to-door.
But in a few years, that image may be replaced by one of young Mormons sitting with an iPad, typing messages on Facebook.
Recognizing the world has changed, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints leaders announced Sunday night that missionaries will do less door-to-door proselytizing, and instead, use the Internet to recruit new church members.
The strategy shift reflects the growing importance of social media and people's preference to connect over sites such as Facebook rather than opening their homes to strangers, church leaders said.
"The way in which we fulfill our responsibilities to share the gospel must adapt to a changing world," said Elder L. Tom Perry of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles during a presentation to mission presidents in Provo, Utah, that was broadcast worldwide.
The move is the latest example of the LDS church's gradual embrace of the digital age, and a recognition that door-to-door proselytizing is not the most effective way to expand church membership, church scholars said.
Many of the details about how the social media work will be carried out by missionaries and monitored by mission presidents have yet to be ironed out, church officials said.
But it's clear that the new rules mark a significant change in the way the church governs Internet access for missionaries.
Previously, Internet use for missionaries was limited to once a week and only for communicating with friends and family back home or accessing official church sites. Those rules were designed to reduce distractions and temptations for missionaries expected to devote all their attention to serving the Lord, while leaving behind personal affairs.
The announcement comes as the church sends more missionaries around the globe than at any time in history. There has been an unprecedented surge of missionaries since the church's announced in October that it was lowering the minimum age for missionaries from 21 to 19 for women and from 19 to 18 for men.
There are 70,000 young men and women on mission now, and church officials say there will be 85,000 by the end of the year. The previous record total of missionaries at one time was 61,600 in 2002, church figures show.
The new focus on social media will likely come as welcome news to young, tech-savvy missionaries, said Matthew Bowman, assistant professor of religion at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia and author of the book, "The Mormon People: The Making of an American Faith."
"This generation knows social networking, they know how this works," Bowman said. "It's much more appealing work than going door-to-door knocking and hoping somebody doesn't slam the door in your face."


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As a fan of great garages and one who is always trying to improve my garage's function, I am fascinated by how other Corvette owners design and organize their own garages. To this end, these ongoing articles will feature garages with emphasis on how their owners improved function, solved problems, and so on. Whether you are planning your dream garage or improving your current Corvette's abode, our goal is that what we discuss will inspire you and give you solutions.
When most of us think of that time in life when we can retire and do those many things that were put off due to work and family, we dream of a retirement home at the lake or in warmer climates. So what does a Corvette restorer, NCRS chapter chairman, and Bloomington Gold judge do when he retires? He builds his "dream" garage. And in the process, he gives those of us who are into garages, hints on how to make our garages more functional as well as attractive.
This story begins when John and Linda Hinckley decided to build their retirement home and garage. Linda was in charge of the house design, and the garage was John's responsibility. One of the things that makes John's garage so unique is the fact that it is attached to his house. Most garages this large are separate structures from the main house. With the creative use of outside windows, you would never guess the 2,552 square-foot garage is almost as large as the home.
Having already completed six body-off restorations and construction of a tube-frame Grand Sport replica, John wanted space to actually work on and build cars, plus space to store the required tools and equipment. John's garage houses two daily drivers, as well as his Top Flight '67 Corvette convertible and award-winning, unrestored '69 Z/28 Camaro. He is also aware of the need to store other nonautomotive things, such as lawnmowers. He just didn't want these items cluttering up his new play area. He solved this situation by building a hidden area away from his work area and behind his office for the storage of these items.
As far as the garage is concerned, he has a centrally placed lift with space on all four sides for access to the car with transmission and engine lifts and other necessities. Next, he has provided an abundance of electrical outlets on several circuits so power is easily available. He even added outlets in the ceiling for cord reels and drop lights to make the use of power tools convenient and safe without having cords across the floor. Of course, there are 220-volt outlets for his welder and air compressor, both of which are conveniently located out of the way. There is even a wall-mounted hose reel for his compressor.
John also thought of ordinary car maintenance by installing an industrial spigot with hot and cold water and another wall-mounted hose reel for washing cars and the garage even in the severe Michigan winters.
Speaking of inclement weather, John is acutely aware of the extremes experienced in Michigan. He started his garage planning with concerns for adequate insulation, including an insulating moisture barrier beneath the concrete. The concrete has a light gray epoxy resin coating imbedded with fine silica sand for a nonslip surface. All walls and ceiling are heavily insulated. John did not stop there and installed thick steel/foam/steel sandwich construction doors. The higher door openings allow John to move his lift out into the driveway. The door above the lift hugs the ceiling so John can work under a car comfortably with the doors open. To further control the garage's environment, it is heated and cooled independent of the home.


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Sep 21, 2010
Of course, if anyone knows what's happened and can share with me, please email me the details and I'll be glad to post them here later as an update.
15 comments:
- Xander Soldaat said...
The domain's registration was renewed earlier this year and is good until some time next year, so it's not a hijack or anything like that.
- Sep 21, 2010, 10:53:00 PM
- NXTreme said...
Aplus.net, NXTasy's hoster, advertises a maximum of up to 8.76 hours a year. NXTasy has been down for well over 24 hours already and I'm curious as to just how much longer it will be down.
- Sep 22, 2010, 7:06:00 AM
- nicolas-schodet said...
Actually, it may be the aplus.net hosting which was not renewed on time.
- Sep 23, 2010, 2:51:00 AM
- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Hm .. still down.
- Sep 26, 2010, 10:29:00 PM
- 222Doc said...
Yes it don't look good, no real information and its been about a week.
- Sep 27, 2010, 4:14:00 AM
- NXTreme said...
I really hope that if it does come down permanently that someone backed it up. I think having a dedicated server for nxtasy.org and forums would not be a bad idea. Maybe people would be slightly more willing to donate towards a new server once they've seen how important it is to not lose that site. Of course, there are also other Mindstorms forums out there but NXTasy seems to one of the most popular.
- Sep 27, 2010, 1:10:00 PM
- nicolas-schodet said...
Where are you nxtasy posters? Are you using another forum? What makes nxtasy so popular? Why is there almost no post to the nxt step forum?
Should we start a new nxtasy?
- Sep 28, 2010, 4:00:00 AM
- 222Doc said...
Its appeal may have been its open forum setting. People I think like to see there post right off. Unlike blogs that tend to have to be moderated first. Nxtasy was the other way, you posted and if it was latter ruled out of sorts than it would be removed. For the most part this worked well, I think.
I would think that a nxtasy2.0 would be a great idea as it seems that 1.0 was went into the blackhole of the internet.
Some of the early things that nxtasy did though it was a lot of work for Guy and getting sponsers must have been rather hard was the "contest official" prizes were given. I think that brought alot of people, "give a prize and they will come".
Even at nxtasy in the end posts were slowing alot as well.
- Sep 28, 2010, 4:30:00 AM
- Floydbloke said...
nicolas-schodet said...
"Where are you nxtasy posters? Are you using another forum? What makes nxtasy so popular? Why is there almost no post to the nxt step forum?
Should we start a new nxtasy?
Could be to do with the fact the NXT STEP forum admins aren't exactly forthcoming in approving new registrations. I've been waiting for days.
- Sep 28, 2010, 9:44:00 AM
- James Floyd Kelly (Jim) said...
No need to be snippy about it - sometimes we don't get around to approving forum requests for weeks :)
Seriously, though - there seems to be some issue with our forum approval system - I've just tried to approve registrations made over the last week and the system isn't letting me do it - and I'm an admin. I'll try and track down what's happening, but based on some of the email addresses I'm seeing, a LOT of our problem is spammers - I'm seeing a lot of email addresses from hotmail and yahoo.com and, sorry to say, I rarely approve them because they're such a source of spam. And if your email address ends with "@bizlink_commerce.com" or "learntoearn.com" or similar "spammy" sounding domain, sorry... get a gmail account that we can actually report if we have problems... I approve all gmail accounts fairly quickly (when the system is working).
- Sep 28, 2010, 10:18:00 AM
- nicolas-schodet said...
I try to contact aplus, John Hansen seems to had success with this in the past.
If this is not successful, I have servers on which I can host a forum. If I do this, I will make sure that the database can be regularly exported so anyone can continue in case I disappear.
It would be better if we agree on what to do.
- Sep 28, 2010, 9:26:00 PM
- John Hansen said...
Steve Hassenplug, Brian Davis, Xander Soldaat, and myself are working on a nxtasy replacement (blog and forums). It is not quite ready for public release but should be soon. Getting a sourceforge account would be a good first step toward being ready to post on the new site, if all goes as planned. And I am try to recover as much content from nxtasy as I can gather from web caches, though that is proving to be not as easy as I had hoped.
John Hansen
- Sep 28, 2010, 10:08:00 PM
- NXTreme said...
"In case I disappear"... I got it! I know why NXTasy is down! The Arduino people finally think that we (the Mindstorms people) are a big enough threat to get rid of. They are slowly beginning to take out Mindstorms sites and forums, one by one, piece by piece. They will also begin to "disappear" people like BD, JH, JK, XS and others. The new Arduino Uno was a last ditched attempt to wipe out the competition...
- Sep 29, 2010, 12:57:00 AM
- Eric said...
It really isn't looking good D:
At this point, I'd really like to draw attention to my StackExchange proposal at:
StackExchange is the company behind the Programming Q&A site StackOverflow. They have made a place topropose ideas for new Q&A sites.
I've been pushing the Lego Mindstorms proposal for some time on NXTasy, but now is when we'd really need it.
By going to the proposal page and clicking "commit", you bring the site one step closer to reality.
- Sep 29, 2010, 4:58:00 AM
- Andis said...
Aplus.net hosting was not renewed indeed.
If someone would know whom to contact...
One could ask aplus for a short term contract. I would like to contribute for any costs, so we'd paid for some days on Aplus, The Owner opened it up again, and let a specially designed crawler capture the forum posts if possible 100%.
That is assumed Aplus doesn't have a backup possibility like sending the content of the whole Nethosting Contract on Harddisk to The Owner.
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Lyoto beats Hendo on points pretty easy. I like Hendo but I dont think he is fast enough to deal with Lyoto
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Bas definitely knows his thing, but for somebody who does not has a tons of weapons, Machida is so damn good and succesful.
It does not matter if he has or not many weapons, the ones he has are very effective and he knows when to use them.
It is like that quote about fearing much more a man that has practiced 1 kick 1000 times than a guy who has practiced 1 time 1000 kicks.
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
Probably just Bas backing his guy.
but Machida is very fast, accurate, and threatens you with his punches, kicks and knees.
Machida clearly tools Dan on a technical level, but Dan's chin and power will be a huge cause for concern.
Bas, doing his thing.Bas Clarifies Further
Ah, now I see what people mean, yes, I DID misspoke myself, SORRY.
I could not believe I would say "One trick pony" (Is what fans said I said, and I never use that word??)
But I just heard the interview (From Spencer Lazarro, I thought you guys meant Inside MMA), and YES, I did say: "Machida doesn't have a lot of weapons", what I of course mean is "Machida doesn't USE a lot of weapons". I have been saying this on Inside MMA for many years each time before his fight; he doesn't USE a lot of weapons.
Listen, he trains with Black House, are you kidding? You don't know that I know he understand everything in Martial arts? That he has a Black Belt in BJJ, that he has a wrestling back ground and did Karate since he was 4 or something like that? Of course I do
This is what I have been saying for years:
He has super timing, very accurate and "great distance", has black belts in BJJ and Karate, has a wrestling background as well.
But STANDING, he doesn't USE a great arsenal of weapons, of course I don't mean that he doesn't have those weapons, no, I mean that he only uses a few attack combo's and he does that very well.
His fighting style is COUNTER FIGHTING, waiting for the opponent to attack and counter that.
He stands almost in one line, Karate style, but with that he shuts down power attacks from the right (He's a southpaw), it's not only me saying this, it's PHYSICS saying this.
He doesn't have a power jab and can't throw, from that stands, powerful round house kicks but he CAN use powerful side kicks with that leg.
Now, "Can he knock somebody out with his jab or his right leg with a round house kick while using only his lower leg?" I say, just look at Kimbo vs Petruzelli, it can always happen because he can still put a little body weight in his jab by pushing off his back leg and stretching his arm, but he can't rotate his upper body. If he wants to rotate his upper body to throw a right hook (from SP strands), he HAS to "load up", or he HAS to lead it in with a left straight.
So I am talking about perfect punching and kicking and using body weight plus rotation. Can he throw he power round house kick with his right? Yes, but only when he steps in with his left first.
His main attacks that I always have talked about on the show are: a LStraight LStraight Right hook, left kick-Left Straight, and left kick LS RH. He normally uses those combo's the most as "power attacks", I say 70%. And OF COURSE he has a lot of other weapons, and sometimes he uses those, like when he KO'd Randy with the front kick. Also, when you bull rush him, he moves 90% of the time first backwards, and when the cage comes close to the, for him, "left" (For the opponents right)
(I can't find a fight from him right now, but it might be the other way around, that he 90% moves to the other side, but you know what I mean, 90% he picks one side)
Exactly this is what I have been saying on Inside MMA for years
How many times did you see him throw hooks to the body? Or straights to the body, right upper cuts and even left upper cuts?
Compare all "those" techniques to the combinations that I say he throws, and THAT is what I mean. 70, maybe even 80% what I said, and the other combo's the rest
I NEVER said he was bad, never said he wasn't good, I actually only talk good about him, when fans follow me for a long time, and those who watch Inside MMA, KNOW that I always have been saying this.
So sorry I misspoke, there was a fight going on in the back and it proves, once again, that I am human!
Godspeed and party on!
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