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It's the damndest thing. For 51 weeks a year, our staff scours Dallas looking for people doing bad and/or dumb things so we can tell you all about it. We work them like animals, and they're generally a pretty surly bunch. And then they surprise us with something like this, our Best of Dallas® 2014 issue. Who are these strange people, and where is this happy place they live? So many — very many, apparently — cool places to drink. So much fun shopping and dancing and music and culture. And the food. Who knew Dallas was such a gourmand's delight, and not just for tacos, burgers and 7-Eleven sandwiches, but for every sort of dish under the sun? Well, our writers did, and our readers did too. They sent us hundreds of tips about all the places that make the city a Big D-light. Looking through this year's issue, one thing's apparent: Our readers and writers have been out having a good time, and we weren't invited. Very funny, guys, but the jig's up. We've got the Best of Dallas® in our grubby editor hands, and we're stepping out. Those guys you see in the club doing the bus driver? Asking for ketchup in a sushi restaurant? Yeah, that'll be us. Let's par-tay. The Editors
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I bought an 05 Saturn four years ago w 100k miles. It now has over 175k. The car isn't perfect. The interior is cheap, the front buckets are not well designed. It is, on uphill climbs, underpowered. It's also a bit noisy on the highway, but actually not more so than say, a Volvo xc90 (I drove one the other day, actually the Volvo is noisier). Parts are ridiculously cheap. It shares a platform with every other gm brand. many parts like the brakes are common to a half dozen models. The four cylinder is known is the iron duke and is regarded as one of the most reliable engines gm has ever made. ( though, the suspension is mediocre). Bottom line-very low cost of ownership.
2005 Saturn VUE Base AWD 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
I am giving my Vue to a friend in need. I purchased it new in 2006. I changed the oil every 3K miles and it's at 240K miles now. It has always started and drove perfectly and still does. The only odd thing that happened was at 200K the brake light went on. A sensor in a rear wheel malfunctioned. It wasn't much to fix. I did have to replace the front wheel bearings twice. That may have been due to driving often in NYC and rough roads in the Catskills. Just usual replacements other than that (muffler, tires, battery, brakes).
Reliable. Heated seats. Beautiful dashboard. Vinyl seats. Roomy hatchback. Great visibility.
The troubles that I had after nearly 10 years did not affect the main purpose of the car: it started and drove and stopped reliably. The driver and rear driver's side interior door handles broke. The matte silver paint on the dash wore off in places and I never found matching touch up paint.
2005 Saturn VUE Base AWD 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
I bought this car for my wife because, (1) it has a plactic outer shell and never get's dimpled (2) supposedly it has a Honda Engine. It also had a 0.5% interest on the loan...what a deal. It's just now giving some problems. Had to replace the middle drive-shaft support and spider bearing. Otherwise no major problems/issues after 120K miles. This is the first signs of major ware so I expect a little at a time as the mileage increases with more use. We use this car every day! I would buy/trade another with the same features....too bad they are no longer available.
Plastic body resistant to dimples/dents and by the way, no rusting of plastic panels. Comfortable on long drives, ie:L 400 miles or more. Then engine (I was told at the dealership) is a Honda Engine. It has been reliable thus far having regular oil changes. I'll be changing the oil myself this time and using Synthetic and Changing Plugs to NGK Plat made for this engine. I hope this will hlep increace my miles per gallon which has been as low as 17 city/hwy and 22 at best hwy. (tires are at correct PSI and still have much tread)....Actually, the milage got lower after our last servicing at Chevy Dealership...if anything, you think it would have improved...
Cabin noise on hwy speeds. It's from the tires on the road up the chassie. Maybe not enough noise protection? Not very aerodynamic - would help with gas mileage on HWY. Blind spots at driving position. Side windshield supports hamper visuals..have to move your head to asure visibility of pedestrans at crosswalks and cars, etc at intersections/shoping parking lots, etc.
2005 Saturn VUE Base AWD 4dr SUV (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
I loved my VUE until it was totaled in a side impact accident two weeks ago. Despite the 180 degree spin and a roll over onto the driver side - I was left in good shape. No broken bones or cuts. And the safety glass and airbags did their thing. This was my 2nd Saturn - have a '95 SL2 that I also loved - and I can't replace it with anything but another VUE. We've had it camping, to the beach, and on many road trips. Have compared it to many other SUVs I've rented for business over the years and nothing has ever measured up for ease of use, simple ergonomics, and just plain fun. I'll really miss that truck - but look forward to the 'new' one.
layout of controls is simple and straightforward - everything where it should be, no annoying maintenance issues at all, appreciated the safety features during the crash - all worked perfectly, steel bars in door kept oncoming vehicle from injuring me, leather interior was very well appointed and held up well during constant use
wish they would produce this again, even with a different badge on the hood
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I got a redline, and it was a lot of fun, but every month I had it in the shop for some kind of maintenance or repair. To be fair, it probably has to do more with the previous owner than with the Saturn. Sold it after 10 months because you can't tow with the sport package. (no air flow to the transmission) Fuel economy was good, I averaged between 20 and 21 with the AWD v6. Interior is an odd combo of luxurious and cheap. Front end was noisy on rough surfaces. The AWD is not as good as ford/mercury awd. The back wheels only kick in a few moments after the front wheels lose traction. By then, it may be too late. It doesn't really do you any good on ice unless you intentionally break traction.
Suede/leather seats, Honda Engine/transmission, fast, plastic exterior doesn't rust, fold up grocery divider in trunk
Power passenger seat, heated leather on the redline, don't paint the plastic on the center console, had to replace trans fluid at 70k miles, plastic plate around fuel tank hole flew off while driving.
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News: New York design studio Atopia has moved to defuse the row over the authorship of the 2012 Olympic cauldron, saying: "we have never accused Thomas Heatherwick of plagiarism".
Atopia, which presented a concept for a pavilion (top image and below) at the London games to organisers LOCOG in 2007, has published a statement on its website distancing itself from media reports that UK designer Heatherwick copied its design.
"We have never accused Thomas Heatherwick of plagiarism," says the statement. "We have never claimed to be designers of the cauldron in spite of claims in the press."
Instead, Atopia says it believes its "narrative scenario" for the pavilion inspired LOCOG. "All we have sought from LOCOG since July 2012 is a formal acknowledgement of this."
"We are entirely focused on the issue of how ideas transmit through large organizations, often organically and unconsciously," the statement says.
The firm adds: "The issue for us is not about the object nor is it about Heatherwick's design. It does bear a striking resemblance to our project work and sketchbook from 2008 and as such this has been the point of focus of the press."
Atopia has also published its sketchbook of ideas for the London 2012 Olympics, showing how the proposed One Planet pavilion would be constructed from "umbrellas" that would be carried into the stadium by representatives of the competing nations as part of the opening ceremony and assembled into "a lightweight canopy for events". This canopy would be made from "a large number of umbrellas like flowers". The images shown in this story come from Atopia's sketchbook.
The presentation continues: "After the games the umbrellas are removed in another ceremony launching a new journey for each of them... returning to the participating nations."
The row over the design of the cauldron emerged earlier this week when UK newspaper the Guardian published a story highlighting the similarities between Atopia's proposal and the Heatherwick's cauldron (above and below), which became one of the most enduring and popular symbols of the games.
Heatherwick's design featured 204 copper "petals", each representing one of the competing nations. The petals were carried into the stadium by representatives of each team during the opening ceremony and then assembled into a flaming cluster. At the end of the games the petals were sent as gifts to each nation.
Heatherwick, who was awarded a CBE earlier this month for his work on the cauldron, has emphatically rejected claims of plagiarism, saying; "This claim is spurious nonsense. The ludicrous accusation that LOCOG briefed us to work with, develop or implement a pre-existing idea and that we acted in accordance with this briefing is completely and entirely untrue."
See a movie about the design and testing of Heatherwick's Cauldron. See all our stories about Thomas Heatherwick.
Below is the full statement from Atopia's website:
Atopia London 2012 Press Statement
"We have never accused Thomas Heatherwick of plagiarism. We have never claimed to be designers of the cauldron in spite of claims in the press. We are entirely focused on the issue of how ideas transmit through large organizations, often organically and unconsciously. This becomes an even more complex issue when work and material submitted by small organizations is subject to stringent Confidentiality Agreements.
The issue for us is not about the object nor is it about Heatherwick's design. It does bear a striking resemblance to our project work and sketchbook from 2008 and as such this has been the point of focus of the press. But for us this is not the point. It is the written narrative that we are concerned with as this is key component in the way we work, developing scenarios for clients that allow them to imagine possibilities years ahead of time and catalyze thinking within their organizations to deliver socially engaged innovation. It is the narrative scenario along with our other tender content that we believe proved inspirational at LOCOG and this is what it was intended to do. All we have sought from LOCOG since July 2012 is a formal acknowledgement of this."
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Let me start out by saying that this was our fifth cruise on Carnival and was the best by far. I previously read all the past reviews, positive and negative, and I will tell you do not believe the negatives at all!!! Everything about the cruise was first class all the way. From embarkation to debarkation Carnival has got it down to a science. Yes the ship is big, but I never felt crowded, you just plan around the crowds, get to shows a little early and you are good to go. The steakhouse was well worth the price, and the food overall was excellent. Shows were first class, especially Dancing in the Streets. Comedy club was hoot, where else can you go and not only enjoy the comics and the people.
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JRuby 9K Expected in 2014 Ready for Production
Charles Nutter, one of the lead developers of JRuby, announced the release of version 9000 (9K) in 2014. The new release targets the same feature set as Ruby MRI 2.0 and possibly 2.1 as well. Better performance, concurrency support and overall availability and portability provided by the use of the JVM can make this version suitable for production systems.
Ruby 2.1 Garbage Collection to Address Criticism on Large Scale Deployments
Ruby's creator announced the move to generational garbage collection in Ruby 2.1 in what is expected to be an important performance boost for the language. The announcement took place during Barcelona Ruby Conference where Ruby's GC was singled out as a major pain point in large scale Ruby deployments.
Cloud Foundry Core: Portability Across Cloud Foundry Vendors
Cloud Foundry Core is a web application that verifies public instances (Cloud Foundry Endpoints) against a common set of runtimes and services. This helps portability across companies that provide Cloud Foundry instances. At the same time a new version Micro Cloud Foundry is released with support for Java 7.0, JRuby, Play 2.0 framework and more.
Community-Driven Research: What's Your Next JVM Language?
InfoQ's research initiative continues with an 12th question: "What's Your Next JVM Language?". This is a new service we hope will provide you with up-to-date & bias-free community-based insight into trends & behaviors that affect enterprise software development. Unlike traditional vendor/analyst-based research, our research is based on answers provided by YOU.
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04Sam Pilgrim vs. The World: The Champion Aiming To Reclaim His Crown In A New Era Of Biking
05Eccentric Adventures Episode 2: Britain's Most Brutal Illegal Event is All About Cheese
06A Journey Into Darkness: We Went Mountain Biking in the Abandoned Mines of Slovenia
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The first SLV of 2011 - Happy New Year to one and all!We've got a killer year lined up for you so get ready for some shrediculous UK snowboarding action!
First up in episode #31 we have a brand new feature - IN SESSION. We take over an indoor slope after the punters have left and let the early hours magic flow from the local elite riders.
We start with Milton Keynes SNO!zone where we took the opportunity to capture the first session on their brand spanking shiny new rails.
Here we bring you park shaper Thom Boddington's sick session as he shows the yellow perils who's boss!
Many thanks and big up to Tom Elliott for the follow cam footage.
Our second feature is coverage of the Warmwell Winter Jam which happened back in December.
Not sure many people would fancy plastic in freezing conditions but the hardcore were out throwing down as always. Watch out for the sick super slow-mos in this edit they are quite marvellous!
Then we finish up with MK Local Gazza Andrews showing us his favourite trick - a beautifully executed Front Blunt.
IN SESSION: Thom Boddington
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Who knew you could use the guts of a power transistor as a solar cell! Steven fromRimStar even takes it a step further and chains five 2n3055 in a base to collector configuration to generate enough voltage to power a small calculator. Funny how some electronics form China are working fakes. The small calculator he got has a small solar cell in it already but once the case was cracked open it turned out that the calculator was simply powered by a small coin cell battery. I wonder if the solar cell was a fake or they were just too lazy to hook it up.
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"To easily make a homemade/DIY solar cell, get a power transistor like the 2N3055 and carefully cut open the case. That exposes the semiconductor material inside to light. Hook up some wires and you're done! Doing this I managed to get around 500 millivolts and 5.5 milliamps which is 2.7 milliwatts."
3D printers are all the rage. Not sure where things will be in 10 years but I can't wait to see what it will be like when you can pick up a 3D printer in Walmart beside the Lexmark all in 1 printer for $150. Printing door knobs and clothes pins will be second nature, just like printing a garage sale sign is today. I am not sure we will see the day when cars are printed in huge printers in peoples back garages but check out this 3D Printed Aston Martin build! Is this the future of car building? You can see the CAD file design stage here. Nice starting point as opposed to lots of the prop builders who are working from pictures but don't let that fool you, it is a huge undertaking!
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This project will get funded at $200,000. They are hoping to get it flying across the ground at 450mph! With dual 2000 horse power engines it has tons of power to get the job done. Good luck on Danny Thompson continuing what his father Mickey Thompson started.
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Not sure how many people would shoot fireworks at their expensive RC plane but the video it creates is great. The guys from Louisiana Hog Control do this every year as part of their 4th of July festivities. Thanks to Cy Brown for sending this in.
"It has become somewhat of a family tradition to try and shoot down Uncle Cy's expensive little toy every 4th of July and New Years.
The airframe is a Skywalker 168cm, video is over a 2.4Ghz link using Range Video equipment. The main camera is a HoryzonHD from Foxtech FPV. It records in HD and feeds an SD signal to the video transmitter."
There are lots of crazy things in nature that are unbelievable. You have probably read about starfish being able to regenerate lost arms or how frogs can freeze solid for months with no heart beat and thaw out and be good as new in the summer. Many species of worms also have the ability to regrow chopped off sections of their body including internal organs, see the video below for some information on that. It turns out that when the brain regrows it also retains the memories of the brain that was chopped off. This was tested by training flatworms to travel across a rough surface to access food prior to chopping their heads off, when the new head grew back the work remembered how to get to it's food.
In the 50s a scientist also demonstrated that you could teach these worms to travel through a maze just by feeding untrained worms the ground up bodies of worms that were trained in the maze. Just imagine what our world would be like if the human body also operated in the same way?
Beer is great and refreshing but I always thought the only thing you could do with the them after the been was consumed was recycle them. Guess what, the guys over at GYRO have made a recording system so they can scratch a recording into the outside of the bottle and then play it back with a player. The device is based on an Edison Cylinder but uses modern parts such as hard drive servo arms to get things done.
"We ground a high-speed steel cutting tool which we polished to mirror finish resulting in a very quiet cut, all this taking place under a microscope!
Heating the tip by winding hair-thin NiChrome wire and passing a current through it resulted in a smoother cut, requiring less downforce and reduced surface noise as it helps it glide through the surface without tearing the substrate."
The Beck's Edison Bottle from Shine Limited on Vimeo.
I have never tried this technique so you might want to give it a try on a record you don't like much before doing it on a record you would hate to destroy. Unlike the Green Marker Trick for improving the sound of CDs I think this technique would work quite well. All you need to do is goop some wood glue onto the record, wait for it to dry and peel it off. In the demonstration a small tab is used to start the peel. The glue adheres to the dirt and grime in the tracks but does not bond well to the vinyl itself. I am thinking that the Computer Cleaning Goo might work well in a pinch also.


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From a tender young age it was clear that Jason Marsalis had what it took to be great. Jason is the son of pianist and music educator Ellis Marsalis and the youngest sibling of musicians Wynton, Branford and Delfeayo. Together, the four brothers and Ellis comprise New Orleans' venerable first family of jazz; they are collectively recipients of the NEA Jazz Masters Award. Jason is well known for his prodigal drumming. Working with the Ellis Marsalis trio as well as the Marcus Roberts trio, he has fine tuned his playing in two of the most demanding settings in modern jazz. Since 2000, Jason has been a mainstay on the New Orleans scene as a bandleader from the vibraphone chair. His current group, The Jason Marsalis Vibes Quartet, is comprised of Austin Johnson on piano, Will Goble on Bass, and Dave Potter on drums. His groups have These groups have performed at Snug Harbor, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, The Jazz Playhouse, and The Satchmo Summerfest. Jason has also appeared at many of the foremost jazz venues throughout the US and Canada, and has toured Europe on the summer festival scene. His playing is unique; drawing from a wide range of influences, Jason performs original music as well as many hidden gems from jazz literature and beyond.
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Because Google has been so successful financially, one tends to think of Microsoft as the underdog these days. It's not. Microsoft had a huge overall quarter, with revenue of $13.76 billion and profit of $4.29 billion. Vista appears to be selling well, despite mixed to negative reviews. So are Office and Halo 3. The Online Services Business, which houses the Internet business and online advertising, posted a 25 percent revenue gain, boosted by the aQuantive acquisition, at $671 million. But the division saw an operating loss of $264 million.
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The Two and a Half Men star, 35, filed for divorce from the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia actor, 36, on September 25, TMZ reports.
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Lynksey, who plays Rose on the CBS sitcom, submitted her papers to the Los Angeles County Superior Court, citing "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for their split.
The pair, who wed in 2007, have no children together.
Simpson appeared on the big screen earlier this year in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, and has roles in the upcoming Emanuel and the Truth About Fishes, as well as Knights of Badassdom; Lynskey is currently starring in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, and appeared as Karen alongside Steve Carell and Keira Knightley in Seeking a Friend for the End of the World.
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Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. Ohio State
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Point Spread: Ohio State -3
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The Clemson Tigers were always the second best team in the ACC this season, and they are going to get a shot to stick up for their conference for the second straight season when they take on the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Orange Bowl in the fourth of the five BCS bowl games.
Clemson has never seemed to get over the hump of beating the big time teams in the big time games consistently. Sure, the team beat the LSU Tigers in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl last season, and sure, the team beat the Georgia Bulldogs in the first really big game of 2013, but in the end, when it came to trying to beat the South Carolina Gamecocks or the Florida State Seminoles, it just didn't happen. QB Tajh Boyd has had a fantastic collegiate career, and he is going to try to cap it off with a big time bowl win. He threw for 3,473 yards and 29 TDs, and he rushed for nine more scores. The offense really starts and stops with Boyd, though WR Sammy Watkins has a lot to do with it as well. The team does everything it can to get the ball in Watkins' hands as much as possible, and he had 85 catches, 1,237 yards, and 10 trips to the end zone this season.
The motivation for Ohio State to play this game is going to be very suspect at best, knowing that the team lost in the Big Ten Championship Game in bad fashion to the Michigan State Spartans. This is a much different type of a test for sure against a Clemson team which will try to run up and down the field with you, but it is still a very dangerous game for sure. It's got to be all about the Ohio State defense in this game, as this unit is sure to be tested in a way which it hasn't been tested this year. If the Bucks are giving up 34 to Michigan State and 40+ to the Michigan Wolverines, it's a wonder what a good offense like Clemson's is going to be able to put up in this one. The Buckeyes did only allow 21.3 points per game this year, but this is a much-maligned secondary, allowing 259.5 passing yards per game. On the other side of the ball, there is a heck of a lot of running with QB Braxton Miller and RB Carlos Hyde, the two of which combined for 24 TDs and just under 2,500 rushing yards this year. RB Jordan Hall will be off and running as well after he had 536 yards and eight TDs to boot.
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"Native Funk & Flash: An Emerging Folk Art" (published by Trafford Publishing) is a new reprint of the 1974 study on California's Bay Area counterculture of art, design and fashion by textile artist Alexandra Jacopetti Hart.
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The season couldn't have started much worse for the Philadelphia Flyers. They are 6-9-1, three points out of a playoff spot and nine points back of division-leading Pittsburgh. They have a minus-11 goal differential as a team.
Needless to say, that's not how things are supposed to go for the Philadelphia Flyers. It's a franchise that lives near the salary cap and expects to be a contender year in, year out.
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From Sam Carchidi of the Philadelphia Inquirer:
Asked if the Flyers' dismal start had put the jobs of the head coach and the general manager in jeopardy, Peter Luukko didn't hesitate.
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That's pretty straightforward; not a whole lot of wiggle room or anything like that. They aren't in trouble. While the coach and GM might not be at the moment, they could be if things don't get better by the end of the season. There is plenty of time for the Flyers to get going and into playoff position. But if they don't, it won't be pretty.
The Flyers have certainly been hurt by injuries, particularly the loss of Scott Hartnell, who meant so much to the team last season. But that's not an excuse that's going to fly. Every team deals with injuries. It seems this season, in particular, players are getting hurt a lot.
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Both Holmgren and Laviolette have good track records, so that's likely to give them a little bit more slack. But, just to be safe, they might want to get the team turned around and headed in the right direction.
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Mossberg 500 persuader.
Is it a good gun or no?? Im thinking about purchasing one and i'd like to hear if anyone has had any issues with them.
It is like a Ford F-150 work truck. It's not the most expensive or fancy, but it'll still handle it's business in 60 years....
Ditto what Mohawk wrote. Easy on the wallet yet it will do what you want it to do.
ditto what the others have said. Mossberg 500 and Remington 870 are the workhorses of shotgunning. Inexpensive, reliable and simple to maintain (basically no maintenance required).
I own a 500A Persuader/Cruiser, 7+1 and totally agree with the others. Never had an issue with it, and because of it I'm adding another Mossberg, likely a 930 spec purpose, and probably a .410 also.
Couldnt be happier with my Mossberg. Its like having a good woman you'll never stray from. (I have both! lol) :)
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With the arguable exception of Volver, every movie he has released in the last decade has been stale and predictable.
Not just a stale rally cry of the 2008 presidential election.
After five years at Gucci, he got the call to come to Burberry and reinvent the British brand, which had grown musty and stale.
c.1300, "freed from dregs or lees" (of ale, wine, etc.), i.e. "having stood long enough to clear," cognate with Middle Dutch stel "stale" (of beer), and probably ultimately from Proto-Germanic base *sta- "stand," the source of Old English standan "to stand," Perhaps via Old French estaler "halt," from Frankish *stal- "position" (see stall (n.1)). The meaning "not fresh" is first recorded late 15c. Figurative sense (of immaterial things) is recorded from 1560s. Related: Staleness.