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Seventeen years ago, Amanda Clarke's father was framed for a crime he did not commit. So where the heck was her mother during all this?
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And we were excited to hear that Weeds actress Jennifer Jason Leigh would play the queen of Revenge's royal mother. This 50-year-old has had a long career acting, but does she resemble actress Emily VanCamp?
Twenty-six-year-old Ems does look a bit like Jenny circa 1994 when she was 32 and making her first talk show appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman.
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In 2007, I walked into the front door of HCGH as graduate student for an interview with Karen Allen, SLP/CCC, and Christopher Klein, SLP/CCC, for a student internship position in the Speech Language Pathology department. Upon finding out that I was from Boston, my interview was concluded with the following Boston Red Sox trivia question: "Who was the last player to win baseball's triple crown?"
Little did I know that almost three years and multiple failed Boston Red Sox trivia questions later these two people who were, and continue to be, my mentors would become my colleagues and friends. Karen and Christopher provided me with a nurturing learning environment that allowed me to ask questions, critically think and effectively apply my knowledge in a hands-on manner. I never had imagined that I would work in a hospital setting; however, working side by side with two of the most knowledgeable speech language pathologists that I know quickly changed my view.
Oh and the answer to that infamous Boston Red Sox trivia question, Carl Yazstrzemski in 1967.


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i confirm that issue still open with driver 290.10 with same error:
[ 241.961] (WW) NVIDIA(0): WAIT (2, 6, 0x8000, 0xdfff2fff, 0x0000088c)
[ 248.961] (WW) NVIDIA(0): WAIT (1, 6, 0x8000, 0xdfff2fff, 0x0000088c)
[ 251.962] (WW) NVIDIA(0): WAIT (2, 6, 0x8000, 0xdfff2fff, 0x00004a74)
To reproduce it is only needed do this easy steps:
1. start gdm with gnome3
2. login
3. execute glxgears
after 1/2 secs laptop monitor go to power off and i can't restart my system.
Same problems with or without vsync, etc.
Please, how can i help you to identify where is problem on the driver with nvidia quadro fx ? I think that some functions aren't thread safe and multi core system and so on my laptop where there are 8 core i catch soon this issue.
Is obviously a driver error because same software version with a nvidia gtx 250 (driver 290.10) and gnome3 works fine without this problem.
I'm a developer and i want only use my video cards with all its features. Is there a way to help you through test applications that could be simplify debug process? Is there a way to receive sources files and try to debug this issue from my self?
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It was created years ago when I had nothing but an inexpensive
digital camera. I hope to update it soon with much better images.
After purchasing numerous gadgets and widgets to cut glass
over the years, I finally discovered the joys of using a wet tile saw.
They are inexpensive, easy to operate and in my opinion, fun to use.
If you are in need of a straight cut on a glass bottle, especially
a wine bottle, this is right up your alley!
No wires, no candles or flame, no torches or shattered glass after
all that work.
As my intention for the cut glass is for a later project, if you seek only
to cut the top from a wine bottle to use as a glass, you'll find step #3 to
be what you need. Be sure to file, torch or otherwise smooth down the
sharp edges before using it as a drinking vessel.
Be sure to check out Fstedie's instructable for making drinking glasses out of wine bottles, too!
Step 1: The basics of a 7" wet tile saw...
tutorial is basically aimed at cutting the tops off.
Hopefully, this Instructable will have you wishing and wanting a tile saw yourself.
Fear not, they are not as scary as you think, are very inexpensive, and may even be
in your garage already.
This tutorial is based on use of a 7" QEP wet tile saw. Many home improvement
stores offer wet tile saws; which are intended for use in cutting tiles for mosaic
and other projects such as backsplashes, counter tops, bathrooms, kitchens, etc.
It is an electrically operated saw which works with water.
While I have used a standard, inexpensive blade intended for tiles, there is a
blade available which is called a diamond blade. Let me reassure you that use of
the word 'blade' is not what it sounds like. In fact, it is nothing like an actual saw
blade with teeth or sharp edges, it is rough to the touch, though. Naturally one would
want to exercise caution with any power tool, so it is always a good idea to keep
your fingers away from the cutting wheel while in operation.
After familiarizing yourself with the initial operation of the saw itself, we'll
bring in the bottles, complete with pictures for each step.
For those who haven't any common sense, allow me to remind you of the
need to be of sound mind with all your senses in check before proceeding. In
other words, consumption of the bottle contents is fine, just not while doing this
Put on some clothing you don't mind getting dirty and wet,
grab your safety glasses, ear plugs and let's have fun!
Im cutting ring but imhave a 4 inches qep wet tile cutter and the rings get a lot of cheaps should i buy a new blade for glass or exchange for 7? And im thinking on buying an extra large microwave kiln what could you advise?
Ps awesome tutorials!
Hello Diego,
I am so sorry for the delay in my response. I have been lazy about checking my messages.
If you are going to fire the rings in a kiln, don't worry too much about the chips, as they should melt down and no longer be very sharp. A new blade will work wonders, but also remember to let the saw do the work, and don't force the glass into the saw. Be especially careful, and go slow.
Unfortunately, I do not have any helpful information about large microwave kilns, as I only have a small one, and my other kilns are actual ceramic kilns.
Many thanks!
Very nice! You should do an instructable on this.
You can buy them Here.
I used a tile saw to cut glass until its stock blade wore out, then I bought the blade linked above.
Since then, I wouldn't ever go back to any other type blade for glass work
Another thing that would help is, if the machine came with a miter gauge, use it to keep the bottle perpendicular to the blade. If that don't work or there's no miter gauge, improvise something that can slide on or alongside the fence.
Since it's difficult to keep the bottle straight when you get toward its top, try cutting the bottle top-first, especially if you're going to leave the bottom with an inch or more of the sides.


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Keefe's career night badly needed
PHOENIX — When he was barely playing, which in turn was after he wasn't supposed to be playing at all, James Keefe had a pretty simple credo: "You just have to be ready for every opportunity."
Clearly, he has lived up to that notion.
Keefe was supposed to be redshirting this year. Instead, he had a red-letter night Thursday — an 18-point, 12-rebound, four-block outing that played a huge role in pushing UCLA past Western Kentucky, 88-78, and into Saturday's NCAA West Regional final with Xavier.
"His career game, thus far," said UCLA coach Ben Howland, turning to his 6-foot-8 forward and adding, "We're expecting more, James."
Why wouldn't they? The curve of Keefe's growth in the last few weeks has been so dramatic that, at this point, nothing seems impossible.
Keefe was good enough Thursday that UCLA fans at US Airways Arena gave him a standing ovation in the first half — surely one of the most unlikely such ovations in recent UCLA history, given how the sophomore from Rancho Santa Margarita was still supposed to be recovering from offseason shoulder surgery.
That ovation — which came after he had seven points, five rebounds and three blocks in 10 first-half minutes — was one indication how far Keefe has come in a short time. Had he done nothing else, his contribution would have been notable.
But, of course, he did much more. With the Bruins digging themselves into deep foul trouble — Darren Collison fouled out and Josh Shipp and Russell Westbrook each finished with four fouls — Keefe was on the court for a season-high 26 minutes. That included the most crucial minutes of the game — the final 5:39, after the Hilltoppers, who trailed by 21 at halftime, pulled within four points.
That, as it turned out, was Western Kentucky's high-water mark, while Keefe just kept adding to his.
"This is why I came back," said Keefe, who as late as December was still expecting to spend the year regaining his strength after last August's surgery. " We had foul trouble, and you need depth to go far in this tournament. And it's great that it worked out."
That's clearly true for the Bruins, as well as for Keefe.
"It was kind of a rollercoaster ride emotionally for James," said Howland, looking back at the decision to end that redshirt plan. "But his parents were supportive, he was supportive, because he wanted to do what's best for the team.
"So it's kind of fun to see a guy who does the right things by having the game of his life here."
The change in redshirt plans was prompted by an injury to guard Michael Roll, but it really began paying dividends when Luc Richard Mbah a Moute suffered an ankle injury against USC in the Pacific-10 tournament.
"A bad thing, but it kind of helped me get in there," Keefe said, "and get in the flow." (Previously, he'd noted, "The last couple of weeks, it's been obvious we needed that depth.")
Keefe averaged less than 10 minutes per game in his 17 regular-season appearances, and in five of those games, had the barest of cameos.
But when Mbah a Moute was hurt in that game at Staples Center, Keefe stepped in and played 60 minutes in the next three games, including an eight-point, four-rebound effort in the tourney final with Stanford.
Howland was singing Keefe's praises that day — "Here's a kid who never knows when he's going to be called on," he said, " Yet he comes through when called upon" — and he hasn't stopped since, mostly because Keefe hasn't stopped contributing.
It all comes down to Keefe's being willing and able to be ready when called upon.
"That SC game," Keefe recalled earlier this week, "when Luc goes down in the first half — coming into that game I didn't know how many minutes I was going to play. And to play the whole second half — you've just got to have the mindset of always being ready, that same preparation every game as if you're going to start."
And when the opportunity came, Keefe first made his mark the way anyone has to earn his stripes with Howland, by playing defense.
"If you come in there and miss an assignment or whatever — coach isn't going to deal with keeping you in the game," said Keefe.
Fortunately — for him and his team — he finds defensive play to be the best way to get himself going when he enters the game.
"I think, when you get in the game, to get in the flow you want to go defense first," he said. "You want to get rebounds. You want to make good plays defensively, and that helps your offense. You don't want to come in cold and just take a 3-ball. So I think I get in the flow better when I start defensively."
Clearly, he was in the flow Thursday, both offensively and defensively. And without Keefe's contribution, UCLA might not still be playing.
It is, as Keefe said, the reason he came back, the reason the Bruins needed him back.
But that doesn't make it any less remarkable.
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Week 6
If it's mid-October, the
whine must be ready
I've just declared myself the czar, or tsar, if you
prefer, of college football. While I'm the ruler of all
I survey, I can't control the college presidents or any
of the other big-wigs from getting you a full-blown
playoff system that almost no one would be able to agree
on. I stuck in the working confines of the BCS, and I
realize it's not going away. It's an imperfect way to
crown a champion, and some would say it's criminally
silly, but in lieu of an actual playoff, it's really not
as bad as everyone is making it out to be. However, it's
flawed, and it needs a quick change right now. We're
only one week in. Most won't notice the changes, and I
defy anyone out there, even the BCS head honchos I can't
control, to argue that any one of these changes wouldn't
make the system better and more fair in this craziest of
1. Plus one. There's no need for a full-blown playoff
with a ton of teams. That's what the regular season is
for. But if you took the top four conference champions
according to the BCS rankings (if you can't win your
conference, you don't deserve to play for the national
title) and played 1 vs. 4 in the Rose, 2 vs. 3 in the
Sugar, and took the two winners and played them in the
BCS Championship game, there wouldn't be one reasonable
argument against it.
You're the fifth team in the hunt? Too bad; you did
something to get there. Play a better schedule next
time, get in a better conference, or be more impressive.
You're still in a BCS game, but you're not in the big
show. Last year, Ohio State would've played Louisville
and Florida would've played USC. LSU would've been out,
but it had no beef; it couldn't win its own division.
Michigan had its shot in Columbus and lost.
2. Blow up the automatic bids. If you're in the top ten
according to the rankings, you're in the big money game
no matter what. There's no need to pander to the little
guy, and no need to make excuses for the power leagues
that might dominate in a given season. Sure, you can win
your conference title. Bully for you. But if you're not
among the top ten teams in America, we probably don't
care if you're not in the spotlight for our
3. DIminish the humans, boost up the computers. The
overreaction after No. 1 USC didn't get into the title
game in 2003 has stuck. The computers take into account
the entire season, while the humans are knee-jerk
reactionaries to last week's game. No one likes to admit
it, but the six computer polls are far more fair than
the flawed humans, who don't actually watch enough of
the games to have a real opinion, The humans care about
the highlights, while the computers care about what
actually happened.
4. Strength of schedule, strength of schedule, strength
of schedule. This should be the number one non-win/loss
factor in the mix. It's a tough concept to grasp, but a
two loss Florida team (currently with the third toughest
schedule) might actually be more deserving of a top spot
than an unbeaten Boston College (with the 51st toughest
schedule) or Kansas (68th).
Now make it so.
Attack of
the Quack
Richard Cirminiello
Oregon is not
losing another game this season. There, I said it. Will an 11-1 record
will be good enough to win the Pac-10 and a round trip ticket to
Pasadena? Since Cal won in Eugene two weeks ago, that'll depend on
whether or not the Bears lose a second game this year. Either way, the
BCS better get Mike Bellotti's office address because it'll be sending
him an invite, possibly to the Fiesta Bowl, early in December. Why so
much Duck love all of a sudden? It's rooted in Oregon's performance on
Saturday afternoon, a 53-7 rout of Washington State. Yeah, the Cougars
are going nowhere fast, but that doesn't matter. Saturday's game was
the crossroads variety for an Oregon team that had every reason to be
sluggish after losing a gut-wrencher to Cal, and then having two long
weeks to think about it. The Ducks chose the left lane of the freeway,
zooming past Wazzu with a quick strike, balanced offense, and a Nick
Reed-led defense that made a dozen stops for loss and created three
turnovers. They won't look back, putting pedal to metal until reaching
Glendale, Ariz., or Pasadena with a little help from Cal's second-half
BCS or Bust ... Bust
3. Before each season, we all
speculate as to what team in the pre-season top ten will be a major
bust. Our guess this year was Michigan and, well, we were half right.
The right answer would've been the entire top ten. Here's the
pre-season AP Top 25: 1. USC 2. LSU 3. West Virginia 4. Texas
5. Michigan 6. Florida 7. Wisconsin 8. Oklahoma 9. Virginia
Tech 10. Louisville. Every single one of those teams has a loss or
three. Then, compare that top ten to the BCS standings that came out on
Sunday. Of that top ten, only one team has improved its ranking in the
BCS – Oklahoma is up to five from an initial spot at nine.
There are six teams in the BCS top
ten that weren't even ranked in the top 25 at the beginning of the year
– USF, BC, Arizona State, Kentucky, South Carolina and Oregon. What in
the name of 85 schollys and parity is going on? I don't know, can't
explain it but I look forward to every single weekend of college
football more than I ever have. So, it's time to play a new speculative
game. When does #1 lose? I've two weeks in my pool – think that's safe
money? I do this year.
Just Win, Baby
Cry and whine all you want about the tough game your
team just played, or a nasty conference schedule, or the
upcoming road showdown that'll probably keep your team
from the BCS. But at the same time, in this wackiest of
wacky years, there's no more beefing about someone
else's schedule.
Of course Kansas hasn't played a murderer's row of
teams, with the toughest test coming against Kansas
State. Hawaii's best win so far was against, well, UNLV?!
Ohio State has hung its hat on wins over Washington and
Purdue, which don't come remotely close to comparing to
South Florida's wins over Auburn, at Auburn, and West
Virginia. However, this year, wins are wins are wins are
wins are wins.
When you have Appalachian State and Stanford on the tip
of everyone's college football tongue, and when you have
Kentucky and Colorado beating the biggest of the big
boys, and when Syracuse can beat Louisville, and then
look like it couldn't beat a JV high school team, and
when Illinois can become a major player by beating Penn
State and Wisconsin, and then lose to a bad Iowa team,
and when South Florida, Boston College, and Kentucky are
being talked about as national title contenders, when
teams like Michigan, Texas and Notre Dame have been
eliminated from the discussion long ago, and when week
after week after week there's something new and
something wacky we haven't seen before, all that matters
is winning the game, surviving, and moving on.
The unbeatens will get their say. Boston College and
Arizona State have all the conference big boys coming
up, South Florida has to deal with Cincinnati,
Louisville and Rutgers, and Ohio State has to go to Penn
State and Michigan, and get past Illinois and Wisconsin
at home. There are a million crazy things certain to
happen over the next several weeks, but in this
all-timer of years, one thing is for absolute certain.
If you go unbeaten, no matter who you are, you'll have
truly earned a bus ticket to New Orleans.
Boys will be boys ... and they'll make
5. We all know that coaching
is enormously significant in college football, but it bears
repeating that when 20-year-old male members of the human species
are involved, a coach--no matter how decorated or
accomplished--lacks full control over Saturday outcomes. (Or Friday
outcomes, or Thursday outcomes.)
This weekend in college football was noteworthy not because of the
mistakes we saw across the country, but because those mistakes
happened to carry unusual weight and importance.
On many occasions, a mistake costs a team a first down or a field
goal or 20 yards of field position. This past weekend, mistakes cost
teams games.
San Jose State kicked Hawaii's rear end, but one late fumble decided
the issue in favor of the boys from the Island.
A brain cramp by a tight end--who lined up improperly--cost Illinois
an 83-yard touchdown and a win against Iowa.
A fumble cost Vanderbilt a win over Georgia. Period.
A holding penalty cost Notre Dame a touchdown and a legitimate shot
of making Boston College sweat in the final minutes.
And these are only the foremost examples of how one lapse, a
three-second loss of focus, affected the other 59 minutes and 57
seconds of a football game.
This once again proves that while certain amounts of resources are
needed to provide for a top-flight football program, the amount of
money invested in college football (and other big-ticket college
sports) is simply exorbitant. The coaches who make bank would be
hard-pressed to disagree with that statement, especially the ones
who get fired simply because one young man made one huge mistake at
the worst possible time. Deep in their souls, college football
coaches would probably trade some of their earnings for a
substantially increased amount of job security. After this past
weekend, you should know why.
And if you want to donate money? Well, there are water tanks,
unpaved roads, and micro-loans that need attention in the Third
World. All the money in the world can help those who are dying, but
it won't prevent a 19-year-old from fumbling near the goal line in
the final minute of a tied ballgame.


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Lost In The LabyrinthLost In The Labyrinth (1986) Season 1 Episode 117- Ulysses 31 Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
This page has been viewed 12 times this month, and 409 times total.
- 1986
- DiC Entertainment, France 3, RTL-TVi, Tokyo Movie Shinsha
- Lexington Broadcasting System (US)
- Ulysses 31 Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Ulysses, Telemicus, Yumi, Noumaros, Numinor, Shirka, NoNo, Nestor, Penelope.
- Vocal Talent: Matt Berman (Ulysses), Adrian Knight (Telemachus), Anick Faris (Yumi), Howard Ryshpan (Nono), Kelly Ricard (Shyrka), Vlasta Vrana (Zeus).
- Directed By Bernard Deyri?s, Ky?suke Mikuriya., Tadao Nagahama, Kazuo Terada, Seiji Okuda.
- Produced By Jean Chalopin, Yutaka Fujioka.
Production Directors: Maz Saldinger, Tatsuo Ikeuchi, Thierry P. Lurin.
- Animated By Shingo Araki, Toyoo Ashida, Junsabaro Takamata (Animation Directors).
- Written By Nina Wolmark, Jean Chalopin, Ryohei Suzuki.
Based on a Concept by: Nina Wolmark, Jean Chalopin, Yohshitaka Suzuki.
- Edited By Shuichi Kakesu, Hajime Okayasu.
Additional Crew:
- Design: Shingo Araki, Michi Himeno, Studio Nue, Manchu (Philippe Bouchet), Noboru Tatsuike, Shinji Ito, Yuki Motonori.
- Graphic Research: Fran?ois Allot, Philippe Adanov, Bernard Deyries, Studio Nue.
- Decorators: Shinji Itoh, Noboru Tatsuike.
- Visuals: Hajime Hasegawa, Tokyo Movie.
- Artistic Advisor: Rene Borg.
- Sound Effects: Hidenori Ishida Shinji Kobayash.
- Production Assistants: Suzanne Remiot, Kiyoshi Ieno, Shinji Kawauchi, Zazuyuki Homma, Kohshi Saskai, Motoyoshi Tokuna.
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Cartoon Summary:
Ulysses is told that Theseus knows the route to Earth, and so he enters a gigantic space-station labyrinth from which no-one has ever escaped, to do battle with the great Minotaur.
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My experience with L'Oreal YouthCode Pore Vanisher was similar to many others I saw posted here . . . The first sample tube was like in advertisements, but when I purchased a regular size tube, it was so runny and watery that I couldn't apply it to my face. The product was separated between a brown gunky slimey texture and something clear and watery. I tried pouring it into the palm of my hand to blend but it would not blend no matter what I did. I bought a second tube, thinking maybe here was just something wrong with the previous one. It was the same. Obviously, I won't be buying any more of it. I'm kicking myself for throwing good money after a bad thing twice!
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Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I bought a full size tube of this after trying a sample that was in a magazine. I'm not sure what went wrong, but the sample worked a lot better than this does. The first time I tried it, my pores were minimized instantly, and I would have felt confident stepping out of the house with just the pore minimizer. Could they have changed their formula over the past couple months? No idea, but I won't be buying this again when I use it up.
The packaging is nice, but the box they put it in is a lot larger than the tube itself.
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Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Something that actually works for me! Better than the 4-5 EXPENSIVE pore minimizers I have tried. <3
on 12/14/2014 1:07:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is so watery and feels gross when applied to the skin! It doesn't even help with making my pores look smaller, I'm not expecting smaller pores but I did expect a smoothing effect. So disappointed with this.
on 12/7/2014 12:19:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I absolutely am in love wth this product it leaves my skin flawless I use it has a primer and makeup always looks flawless and it keeps my makeup fom coming off and it keeps my skin from getting oily and makes my pores smaller which is a plus because I have large pores so this helps so much it was like $17 in Walmart which is not bad i definitely say it's oily skin approved
on 11/14/2014 5:44:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
First off, I bought this product with the intention of using it as a makeup primer not skincare. With that being said, I do think it is a great primer! I have been applying Pore Vanisher every morning on top of my skincare routine and before my makeup for about a week now and have been pretty impressed with it's performance. It glides on nicely and my makeup blends over it easily. It does help diminish the look of my pores and keeps me matte nearly all day. It is loaded with silicones but doesn't feel quite as slimy as many other silicone based primers. So far it hasn't caused any breakouts but my skin tolerates silicones pretty well. If you are sensitive to 'cones you might want to preceed with caution. Pore Vanisher comes out of the tube with a nude tint but I can't detect any color on my face. Many people have said this is a dupe for Benefit's The Porefessional, but in my opinion they are quite different. The Benefit product is thicker and has a drier texture and I also find it is a little harder to blend. I do think The Porefessional minimizes pores a little better than Pore Vanisher and that might be due to the thicker texture. I found Pore Vanisher at my local Wal-Mart for $17.99USD and had a $3 coupon so I only paid $14.99. I'll probably repurchase this because it makes a great primer for my needs.
on 11/11/2014 11:14:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
ITS A MIRACLE PRODUCT! Ive tried several things to keep my skin more matte which makes my pores look smaller and this product works! I had used it before and pulled it out of my drawer of crap I've purchased and used it yesterday. NOTHING keeps me matte...I always break through with oil in like three hours....well yesterday I was matte like all day!!! I forgot I had used this again and was racking my brain trying to figure out why I stayed matte!!!! And then I remembered I had pulled this product out and used it again!! NOW I KNOW IT WORKS as the results were dramatic! I use Zu ZU luxe powder foundation along with their green primer which stays put and mixed this with the primer..I used a healthy amount of it...like two pea sizes or more cause it's thin and figured, I'd give it a try and if it didnt show a drastic difference, I was gonna throw it away! It DID help minimize my huge pores on my cheeks and amazing that at the end of the day my makeup looked awsome! Still almost as good as in the morning! After I remembered what I had done differently, I got on line and ordered another tube plus ordered the serum in the same line so will be reviewing that soon! I tried Dr Brandt Pores No more and it lasted about an hour....this stuff lasted ALL day....not perfect...but better than anything I've tried so far to keep my face mattte which ends up in pores looking smaller....I'm impressed. Think those who aren't having results need to maybe use a little more of this product. It looks orangish in the tube but I'm very pale...nc15 and it only adds a tiny but of color which I welcome and does not look orange. Hopefully it won't break me out and will update if it does but so far, I'm so happy!!! The serum on L'oreal's site gets higher reviews so hoping if use the serum and this together I will get even better results! Bought the olay pore reducing cc cream which does nothing immediately for pore reduction. This stuff does plus it's supposed to reduce them over time. Try it. ...but don't be afraid to mix it with your current primer...I really like the Zu ZU luxe green primer to tone down red and it has super great staying power so mixing the two works fabulously. Will keep you posted but for us gals with large pores, this might actually do something and it doesnt feel like it is going to just sit on top of your skin like the silicone products feel so I like this. Even when I took off my makeup my my pores looked better...AFTER ONE DAY! LOVE IT
on 11/3/2014 8:26:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Recieved a sample and fell in love. The sample lasted about 4-5 days... I rarely go buy something after trying a sample but on this product I did. I use a tiny dot at night on the pores beside my nose, and then a pea size dot all over face in morning... I have rather noticeable pores right beside my nose where it meets my cheeks and after using 4-5 days I could tell a difference in my pores. They are still there, obviously, but much less noticeable. I used to use Benefit Porefessional, and this is much better! It leaves my skin nice and matte, but not dry feeling... Make up smooths right over it.
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PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii all hazardous to your health – so don't eat them!
While you and I are sitting at home happily playing our way through Grand Theft Auto 4 on the PS3 and Xbox 360 or a round of Wii Sports tennis on the Wii, we likely don't spend even one moment thinking about what our consoles are made up of. Luckily we don't have to as Greenpeace do it for us, and their latest findings show that all three of the major home consoles are hazardous to our health!
Of course as I implied in my title, games consoles aren't something we eat, or even go anywhere near our mouths, so unless we go slightly nuts and decide that a sandwich just doesn't suffice, you wouldn't think it matters, but maybe it does.
In a report entitled Playing Dirty, Greenpeace spells out which potentially hazardous substances are present in the consoles, and the results are rather worrying.
The study focussed on six groups of chemicals including bromine, which is used for fire retardation, lead, used in solder, phthalates and PVC, both used in plastic coatings for wires.
Pthalates were present in both the Xbox 360 and PS3, which when you realise the chemicals are believed to interfere with sexual development in males is a worrying fact. In fact the results were so bad that were games consoles classified as toys, they would be banned in Europe with the quantity of the stuff present.
Bromine was found in 50% of the consoles components, including the fan housing of the Playstation 3 and white casing of the Wii. No lead or cadmium was found in any of the consoles.
Dr. Kevin Brigden, from the Greenpeace Science Unit stated:
"Whether game consoles are classified as toys or not, they can still contain hazardous chemicals and materials that could harm humans. The technology is available for the manufacturers to design out toxics and produce greener game consoles now,â€
While Greenpeace didn't single out the worst culprit on these tests, in the overall ranking system which the organisation employs, Nintendo is singled out as the worst culprit with environment policies described as "non-existent".
So should we care about any of this? Probably not, as unless we eat the consoles, or rub them over our crotches on a regular basis, these chemicals are unlikely to adversely affect our health. And to be honest, if you do either of these things, then you probably have bigger problems to worry about than a few harmful chemicals lurking in your games console.


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JOB DESCRIPTION 1. Year Commencing Oct 2010 2. Job Title Head of Fleet & Remarketing 3. Location Head Office Based with National Travel 4. Job Purpose Create and drive the Business Strategy that will deliver a business infrastructure capable of supporting Kia medium term business objectives. Sole responsibility for the sale of all fleet sales units and ex-KMUK used inventory. 5. Place in Organisation SALES DIRECTOR HEAD OF FLEET & REMARKETING NATIONAL USED REGIONAL CONTRACT REMARKETING FLEET & REMARKETING NATIONAL BUSINESS VEHICLE SALES HIRE RELATIONSHIP ANALYST SPECIALIST SALES MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER REGIONAL CORPORATE SALES MANAGERS x4 6. Dimensions of the Job Number of people working for: 9 (Current) Systems used: Microsoft office and SAP Size of Dealer Network: 170 7. Responsibilities i. To manage Kia Motors (UK) fleet and used vehicle sales supply. ii. Development of medium term strategy. iii. To maintain business relationships with Kia Motors (UK) Ltd direct, end user customers. iv. Ownership, reporting and delivery of combined corporate and used performance against the agreed budget. 19/04/11 v. To implement and develop affinity purchase scheme. vi. To implement and develop Kia Motors (UK) and Franchised Dealer Network staff vehicle lease scheme. vii. To implement and develop a Dealer Fleet sales programme. viii. Residual value relationship maintenance with key influences such as CAP and Glass's Guide. ix. Development of Specialist Conversion Business. x. To plan and forecast direct sales activities in respect of the Kia (UK) overall sales plan. xi. To co-ordinate the operational supply of direct sales vehicles in collaboration with distribution. xii. To ensure all sales and cost activities are within Kia Motors (UK) financial parameters. xiii. To develop internal process solutions to improve efficiency and cost benefits for Kia Motors (UK) direct sales and used car operations. xiv. To develop incremental routes to market via the Kia Motors (UK) dealer network or other means such as Internet, Used Car Auctions etc. xv. Keep the company and stakeholders informed of fiscal changes and dynamics affecting the market opportunity and financial exposure of KMUK. 8. Relationships i. Reports to Sales Director ii. Used Car Remarketing Manager iii. Dealer Network iv. Kia Motors Regional Business Managers (10) v. Rental Companies vi. De-fleet Companies vii. GBA viii. Finance/contract hire companies ix. Used Car valuation organisation x. Government/local authorities xi. KME/KMC 19/04/11 9. Desirable Qualifications, Experience and Training i. Extensive knowledge and understanding of the retail motor industry ii. Extensive knowledge and experience of importer business iii. Understanding and experience of franchising issues iv. Experience of network management and development v. Well developed negotiation and inter-personal skills vi. Must be self-disciplined, self-motivated and confident vii. Must display a high standard of personal presentation viii. PC literate on office applications ix. Able to demonstrate an ability to think, plan and implement strategically. x. Financial awareness, capability and responsibility xi. Written, oral and analytical communication vital xii. Graduate calibre, preferable with post graduate degree/or equivalent professional qualifications. 10. Signatures of Agreement a) Job Holder ……………………………………………………………… b) Superior ……………………………………………………………… Date ……………………………………………………………… 19/04/11
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Re: your April 20 editorial, "For 'stand your ground' laws, a game-changer":
The editorial states, "Those laws give people broad latitude to use deadly force if they feel threatened, meaning interpretation of these laws is highly subjective." Nothing could be further from the truth!
A stand your ground law merely allows the victim of an unlawful attack to stand their ground and defend themselves, as opposed to turning tail and running; thereby giving their attacker a good shot at their back.
Stand your ground laws do not give a person a "license to kill" another human being. In fact, stand your ground laws specifically state that deadly force (i.e. - a firearm) can be used only when "he or she reasonably believes that such force is necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself or herself or another or to prevent the imminent commission of a forcible felony."
If I am the victim of an unlawful attack, why should I have to turn my back on my attacker and run?
The opposite of stand your ground legal doctrine is "duty to retreat." Under "duty to retreat," a victim of an unlawful attack is not allowed to defend themselves, unless their "back is against the wall," i.e., this is their only available option.
Anyone who opposes stand your ground is by definition supporting duty to retreat, which, in effect, makes it illegal to defend yourself, unless you have retreated as far as possible, and you have no other option. By making it illegal to defend oneself, you are, in effect, legalizing crime.
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Jeff Green has been polarizing player for many Celtics fans. Some love him; love the potential, and the flashes of greatness. Some hate him simply because he was the piece we got back for Perkins, and others can't stand him, think he's overrated, not that good etc. Coming out of college he was hearing much of the same stuff, even from the NBA coaching circle. Before last night's game, Nets coach P.J. Carlesimo reminisced about his initial thoughts on Green's talents, saying: "I thought, honestly, coming out of Georgetown, he was not a very good player," the Nets coach said before the game. "But his rookie year, he got excellent coaching, and ever since then he's really taken off." If anyone remembers back, Carlesimo was the coach of the Seattle Sonics during Jeff's rookie season in 2007-08. Besides P.J.'S initial opinion (who knows if it was serious or it was just some light hearted ribbing) and tooting his own horn, he had some great things to say about our Iron Man: "He's
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The Porsche 911 GT3 RS. It's one of the most anticipated cars of the year. Just how great is it? It's really great, as our man Chris Harris just found out. »
The Porsche 911 GT3 RS. It's one of the most anticipated cars of the year. Just how great is it? It's really great, as our man Chris Harris just found out. »
[Yes that's Mark Webber of F1, Le Mans, and helmet-puking fame caning a new 991 Porsche 911 GT3 RS around the Nürburgring. Bridge To Gantry got this shot and has more pictures right here along with some extra info.]
The 2016 Porsche 911 GT3 RS has a 4.0 with 500 horsepower and 354 lb-ft of torque, a lighter body and a top speed of 198 mph. The 2016 Ruf RGT has a 4.2 with 525 horsepower and 369 lb-ft, a lighter body, and a top speed of 200 mph. Plus a manual, and the widest rear tires Michelin makes. »
The 997-generation Porsche 911 GT3 RS is one of the cars that makes us drool on our pillows at night. Sharkwerks does a conversion that gives it a 4.1 liter engine and a ton more power. Here's what that looks like when drifting. »
4.0 liters. 493 horsepower. 3.3 seconds to 60. 198 MPH top speed. This is the lighter, faster, louder, and more raucous 2016 Porsche 911 GT3 RS. Just look at how cool this is. »
The new 4.0 liter, 493 horsepower Porsche 911 GT3 RS is here, in all of its glory. »
No, we don't have pictures of the Porsche 911 GT3 RS (though we have seen it before). But what we do have are the specs. How does a 4.0 liter flat-six with 500 horsepower, seven-speed PDK, wider wheels, a wider body, and lightweighting sound to you? »
Porsche is looking forward to the official launch of the 2015 911 GT3 RS, likely after stuffing car writers with so much wine and shrimp that they think going automatic-only makes sense. Screw that. Here's how the car looks in the raw, unfiltered wild. »
Joe Rogan doesn't just own a Porsche 911 GT3 RS, he owns a Sharkwerks tuned GT3 RS, and there's one detail about it that gets sports cars so very right. »
A new Porsche 911 GT3 RS is coming. We've seen it making a big fuss on the Nürburgring, but we didn't know quite what it will look like — until now, when the UK's CAR magazine dug up patent photos that show the car pretty clearly. »
Just look at this. This is a road car. But if you didn't know that, seeing and hearing it going around a race track would make you think it's a pure bred race car. But instead, it's the 911 GT3 RS. It has a PDK transmission, it doesn't sound turbocharged, and it'll be incredible. »
With the recent bruhaha surrounding the engines of the Porsche 911 GT3, we seem to have forgotten that there's a GT3 RS coming. Is this it leaked in scale model form? Because it looks damn amazing. And wait, are those intercooler inlets we see? »
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There are two reasons why you have to get a loaner vehicle: Either you're far away from your own car, or something's happened to said car and it's in the shop. Chances are, if something's happened to your car, you aren't in good shape, either. Thus, an ouch loaner is in order. »
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It's hard to tell if the motorsports swag center-lock wheel came off this Porsche 911 GT3 RS 3.8 before it crashed out on the 'Ring, or because of it. When the wheel is flying at you while you film from the sidelines, it's not really important. »
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It's with both envy and pride that I inform you our bloke Chris Harris owns a Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0. Having broken two Cardinal sins already, I present Chris's last drive of the season, in which he — among other hoonage — uses the Porsche's wing as a breakfast table. »


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Buried at the bottom of this Miami Herald piece is a tidbit that Browns fans may find interesting. Barry Jackson writes- "Several Dolphins people, including Ryan Tannehill, have reached out to Matt Moore, hoping he will re-sign. Keep in mind that Cleveland offensive coordinator Norv Turner is a big fan of Moore, who will test free agency to see if there's a starting job available in a situation that's appealing to him. But he hasn't ruled out coming back to Miami. Kyle Orton earns – on average – $3.5 million per year to back up Tony Romo in Dallas, so quality backup quarterbacks like Moore aren't cheap." Reportedly, Norv Turner wanted the Chargers to sign Moore in San Diego as a back-up to Philip Rivers, but Moore opted to re-sign with Miami in order to compete for the starting spot. Moore has appeared in 45 games over the course of his five year career. He is 13-12 in his 25 starts with 33 touchdowns and 26 interceptions. At 28 years old, he is younger than Brandon Weeden. [Related: NFL Rumor: Weeden could be traded]
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2. Chop the nuts and raisins on a nut board and combine in a bowl along with spices and salt.
3. Preheat the oven to 350°F
4. In a large mixing bowl, combine the sugar and butter and beat with a wire whisk or and electric mixer until mixture is soft and creamy.
5. Add the egg yolks and beat until well blended in the creamed mixture.
6. Fold in the nut mixture.
7. Add the cider and vinegar and stir well to get a smooth mixture.
8. In a clean dry, cool bowl, add the egg whites and whisk until frothy.
9. Then add sugar, a tablespoon at a time and continue whisking until stiff. It should stand in peaks.
10. Add the stiff egg whites to the custard and gently fold in.
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Discovery Showcase: 10 new smart grid technologies worth a look
By: SGN Staff
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SGN Managing Editor
If your day job was hitting every smart grid conference and roaming the exhibition halls, poring through trade publications and tracking announcements online - maybe, just maybe you could stay current on the steady stream of product releases and emerging smart grid technologies. Here's an easier way - this latest installment in our Discovery Showcase series features snapshots of 10 new products and/or upgrades we thought you might be interested in -- plus Quick Takes from SGN analyst Jesse Berst and links to get you more information.
1. Private spectrum option for smart grid communications - Tropos has added new fixed mesh and mobile mesh routers - Tropos 7329 Mesh Router and Tropos 4329 Mobile Mesh Router - to its line of products that support the 4.9 GHz spectrum. "The 4.9 GHz spectrum provides utilities an economical licensed spectrum option for implementation of smart grid networks," notes Tom Ayers, Tropos president and CEO. Municipal utilities are currently allowed to use the licensed 4.9 GHz Public Safety band and the Utilities Telecom Council has proposed changes to the FCC's spectrum rules to make the process easier for utilities. Read Tropos' tech brief: The 4.9 GHz Spectrum and Municipal Utilities.
Quick Take: By supporting additional spectrum, Tropos is making it easier for utilities to create hybrid, mix-and-match communications networks. That "layered" or "hybrid" approach is a growing trend.
2. Grid power monitoring - Silver Spring Networks' new app proactively notifies you of meter locations where voltage levels slip outside expected levels. Leveraging distributed intelligence in Silver Spring networking devices, the UtilityIQ® Power Monitor allows utilities to use smart grid devices already deployed to improve grid efficiency applications such as Conservation Voltage Reduction and Volt/VAR Optimization. Read about the app that IDs grid issues before trouble starts.
Quick Take: Using existing equipment for new applications... that's what we should all be doing. This approach is just one reason Silver Spring Networks is evolving to become a full-fledged smart grid platform.
3. EV charging with wind power - Green Mountain Energy, a retail electricity provider in Texas, launched Pollution Free EV - which it says is the first widely available and 100%emissions-free Texas wind-powered product for drivers of plug-in electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. To do so, Green Mountain has partnered with eVgo, which is creating a network of home charging stations and high-powered, fast charging stations for EVs. Green Power customers in Texas can use Pollution Free EV to power both their EVs and homes with wind. Read more about EV charging with wind power.
Quick Take: The ability to give customers choices -- to move away from one-size-fits-all electric power -- is a key reason that we expect a renaissance in retail competition.
.4. Wide area coverage for device networking - On-Ramp Wireless has upgraded its Ultra-Link ProcessingTM (ULP) System, which provides global device monitoring for smart grids. The company says the expanded features enable secure, wide-area, low cost coverage and capacity, even for hard-to-reach powered or battery-operated meters and sensors connecting to utility and other industrial apps. The upgrade also introduces a fully featured network back-end. Get more details on wide-area coverage for device networking.
Quick Take: Keep an eye on this company. It is quietly gaining traction due to its ability to communicate with hard-to-reach assets, such as those underground.
5. COS-enabled communications modules - Echelon's Control Operating System (COS) software will run on its new open-standard power line and ZigBee communications modules now available for NES smart meters. CNX 3000 for power line and CNX 2000 for ZigBee give utilities an easy way to connect to building information and control devices like load controllers, motion sensors and smart thermostats. This allow utilities to use the Echelon COS software to provide customers with insights into energy usage and efficiency opportunities. Learn how this is enabling an electric utility in Finland to reach beyond the meter.
Quick Take: Like Silver Spring Networks, Echelon wants to become a platform with an ecosystem of compatible products. It has a unique angle because the company has long sold both smart meters and home automation products. The convergence of smart grid and smart buildings lets it marry its expertise in both areas.
6. Automating electric distribution systems - GE's new Proficy® Grid Manager is a software solution aimed at T&D utilities. The portfolio of grid optimization software technologies helps improve operational reliability and efficiency with real-time information and analytics. The company says what sets Profiy Grid Manager apart is its open and layered architecture that seamlessly connects with a utility's current systems and applications with the flexibility to layer additional capabilities on top. Read more about GE's smart grid solution.
Quick Take. Utilities are just now waking up to the fact that they can do more than monitor their smart grids. They can optimize them. This is an important step for GE, which is still seen by many as primarily a hardware vendor, not a software and solutions company. (Despite the many software tools in its portfolio.)
7. Enabling smart homes - RF Monolithics, a Dallas-based M2M wireless technology provider, has introduced the very tiny ZPM3570 2.4 GHz ZigBee Pro module. With its small size (less than 0.63 square inches in area), 1 MB data logging flash memory and ZigBee Smart Energy and Home Automation Profiles support, the company says the module is a natural for enabling smart homes that can control appliances, lighting, security and energy management. Learn more about this smart home enabler.
Quick Take: If there's one thing that's holding back the smart home, it's the expense of the necessary components. Here's a product that takes another step down the size and cost curve.
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8. Next-generation meter-to-cash? IBM says it's got the answer
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The album's first single "Side of the Road" - a slice of rocky, distorted, melodic loveliness - is currently premiering at MTV Hive HERE. The single will feature remixes in the coming weeks from producer extraordinaire Emperor Machine, Dinamo Azari, of Azari & III fame, and techno whizz John Tejada.
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Briceland, California
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Coordinates: 40°06′29″N 123°54′00″W / 40.10806°N 123.90000°W
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Briceland is an unincorporated community in Humboldt County, California.[1] It is located 6 miles (10 km) west of Redway,[2] at an elevation of 594 feet (181 m).[1]
A post office operated at Briceland from 1889 to 1968.[2] The name honors John C. Briceland, who purchased the site in 1889.[2]
Briceland is also the home of Briceland Vineyards Winery. Founded in 1985 by Joe Collins and Maggie Carey, the winery is credited with establishing wine production from Southern Humboldt grapes. Briceland Vineyards Winery has earned numerous awards in wine competitions such as the CA State Fair and the Orange County Fair, including Best in State for its Humboldt Brut Sparkling Wine.
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- ^ a b c U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Briceland, California
- ^ a b c Durham, David L. (1998). California's Geographic Names: A Gazetteer of Historic and Modern Names of the State. Clovis, Calif.: Word Dancer Press. p. 25. ISBN 1-884995-14-4.
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Report: Bengals, James Harrison contract talks back on
For much of this month, the Bengals and former Steelers linebacker James Harrison have been negotiating a contract that would welcome the nearly 35-year-old to a new AFC North team. But earlier this week, the talks reportedly were broken off, and it was assumed the Bengals would focus their attention on signing linebacker Karlos Dansby.
On Friday, though, it was reported that the talks are back on, and coach Marvin Lewis said a resolution will occur, one way or the other, by next week's NFL Draft.
When discussing the possibility of signing either Harrison or Dansby, Lewis said, via the Cincinnati Enquirer, "Either player that comes in, we make some adjustment to things we do and we feel good about them. They bring some playmaking ability to us and would be good to have. They are good men and would continue to enhance the defensive room. Both guys are smart guys and that would be good."
Earlier this month, it seemed almost a done deal that Harrison and the Bengals would agree to terms. It made sense. The Bengals could use a veteran linebacker in the starting lineup, and Harrison didn't seem to have any other suitors.
But by Tuesday, it seemed clear the two sides couldn't agree on money and the Bengals would go elsewhere. Now, though, there is hope again.
"I think both sides would like to get something concluded. I think it will happen shortly at some point here," Lewis said, via the team website. "Not long. Because I think everybody realizes when we go into the draft, then it becomes different situations."


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A pretty snow fell on Wichita Falls on Friday afternoon — but the weather was deceptive.
By 4 p.m. a rash of crashes on ice-slickened streets and highways taxed emergency crews, especially on and under bridges and overpasses. Dozens were reported. A few injuries were reported, but none was thought to be life-threatening.
The wrecks prompted the Wichita Falls police to issue an alert urging people to stay off the roads if possible.
Though the snowfall in Wichita Falls was light — only 0.02 inches of precipitation by 4 p.m. — it was enough in other parts of the region to prompt a handful of rural school districts to start classes late or dismiss early.
While the area is expected to get a break from the wintry weather this weekend, a new round may be in store Monday and Tuesday.
Jonathan Barnes, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said the storm system that could bring the next batch of winter precipitation was still off shore Friday, making predictability difficult, but the Wichita Falls area may see a winter mix in the early part of the week.
"Some of the (forecast) models are showing colder weather than earlier, though, which may mean sleet and snow," he said.
He said it was still difficult to predict, but forecasters should have a better idea later in the weekend.
He said the greater chance will be on Tuesday when the precipitation was likely to be snow. He said North Texas could get 1 to 3 inches of snow then.
Barnes pointed out that not all the computer models were in agreement, and one model had no precipitation in the forecast.
The official forecast as of Friday afternoon called for a 30 percent chance Tuesday.
High temperatures Saturday are forecast near 50 and about 41 degrees Sunday.
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Justin Bieber is continuing to enjoy his time in Atlanta.
A source tells E! News exclusively that the 19-year-old pop star had a "great time" when he visited Andretti Indoor Karting and Games in Roswell on Sunday. Several friends, Bieber's agent, assistant and two bodyguards joined the singing sensation during the two-hour visit.
The entertainment center features high-speed kart racing, ropes course, zip line, cosmic rock wall and video games.
"Justin and his friends raced once on the Superkart track, played Skee-Ball and Super Trivia in the Arcade, and Justin did the Intermediate (medium level) on our Cosmic Rock Wall," the source added.
So how did Bieber rank against his competitors on the track?
NEWS: Justin Bieber "Well Behaved" during guys' night out in Atlanta
"His best speed lap of 29.9 seconds is in the top 20 lap times for the week, so he put up a pretty good performance on the track for someone that is only comes about twice a year," the source explained.
Aside from taking in the many attractions, the group sat in a private room while they ate five orders of chicken fingers and some sodas.
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Sundays with Seth: Farts, the Worst April Fool's Gag of All Time and More Farts
by Jason Hughes, posted Apr 12th 2010 4:53AM
I don't know if you've heard. But, apparently, the bird is the word.
'Family Guy' snuck in a nice callback to the season seven episode, 'I Dream of Jesus,' when Peter burst out with "Surfin' Bird." We got just a taste of Peter's classic dance and performance, but it was enough to bring back the laughs from that excellent episode.
Luckily, the night didn't need to rest on its past glories, as Seth MacFarlane returned to Sunday night dominance. With the failure of 'Sons of Tucson,' FOX dusted off 'American Dad' and brought the series back early to pinch-hit with new episodes. While 'Family Guy' didn't bring us the promised crossover event -- that was apparently an April Fool's joke on us -- they did play the cruelest joke you could imagine on their cast: they told them all they were going to die.
'House' - 'Black Hole' Recap
by Danny Gallagher, posted Mar 16th 2010 5:22AM
(S06E15) I couldn't find a really good quote to transcribe or even characterize this week's episode, because the whole turn of events are a jumbled lump of clay in my head.
Normally, a show that goes by so fast that I need a drag chute just to figure out what's going on would turn me away from it, but the dramatic tension that 'House' creates kept me velcroed in front of it all the way to the end.
Sure my head still hurts from trying to understand the science of it all, but the dramatic and even comedic angles makes for some fine-tasting Advil.
Actually, it IS possible to move an entire island
by Bob Sassone, posted May 13th 2008 5:19PM
So in the most recent episode of Lost, Christian Shephard told Locke that the only way they can save the island from the invaders is if they, um, move it. Yeah, that's right, move the island. Thanks Doctor Shephard, I'll get right on that.
But viewers thinking that this was some crazy thing that could only happen on television and in the movies are...well, probably right. But in this Popular Mechanics article, the author of the book Physics of the Impossible says that it actually could be done. Michio Kaku says that it sounds like they're going to use the electromagnetic properties of the island and the Casmir Effect to "open a transferable wormhole to different points in time and space."
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Mac Keyboard Shortcuts
The keyboard shortcuts are woefully inadequate. Firstly they clash with mac system shortcuts ie: CTRL+rightarrow or leftarrow. These are already mapped to switching mac desktops.
The Enter shortcut to create a new item doesn't work.
There's no shortcut for deleting a task.
There's no shortcut for moving a task up or down.
The point of shortcuts is that you are more efficient as your hands don't need to leave the keyboard. This certainly isn't true for TD.
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Hi Simon,
We will work on adding more keyboard options in future updates. We are always looking to improve. Feel free to add some to our votebox. http://todoist.com/Vote/
Agree. Consistently run into clash with Mac system shortcuts. Makes the app not so useful for those who prefer to use shortcuts.
Thanks, agreed! Love your product so far, but the user experience needs just a little tightening up. If you guys observe a variety of users (e.g. both novices and experts) interacting with your product, I suspect you'll find a fair number of friction points, where it's unnecessarily awkward/difficult/time consuming to do pretty basic things. Again, love your product, but a little more UX research would really improve it, I think. Thanks!
Agree as well. Shortcuts are a crucial aspect for a pro's workflow, you can't just say to be a productivity-enhancer tool if this is not covered thoroughly.
Also I find that lacking the ability to select tasks and/or projects with arrows is a big oversight. I hope this is solved soon as I'm looking forward to switch from Wunderlist.
Many Thanks
Hello guys, any update about this? It is very detrimental to switch constantly between keyboard and mouse...
Not yet, but we'll consider adding more keyboard shortcuts in the future :-)
Despite your full smile emoticon, this is sad news. Not happy.
Thanks anyway David.
I am unable to find the "Configuration" link to change the keyboard shortcuts. Control (or right) clicking on the TD icon on Apple's Dock does not bring up the "Configuration" setting. Am I missing something?
OSX version 10.9.4 on MacBook Pro
Thanks in advance
Hi Colin,
You'll have to go the Preferences window to change it though you can only change the "Quick Add" and "Show/Hide Todoist" keyboard shortcut from there.
Thank you ;-)
I went here to check what were the shortcuts and… I a little bit frustrated. am looking to software replacement fo Things.app because I use now both Android, iMac and iPad.
I hope you'll add shortcuts for:
+ui navigation
+task editing
+moving task
Thank you
+1 Signed up for premium and just saw this thread. A bit disappointed that more time hasn't been devoted to this. May end up canceling because of it. :(
I came here because this app is messing with my Mac shortcuts, specifically the Command+Shift+T to restore a tab accidentally closed in Chrome. I use that very often.
Hi Jojo,
You can change the two default shortcuts for different ones. You just have to go to the Preferences window of the Todoist app, and on the "Shortcuts" section, change the them for the ones that you prefer. :)
Thank you Enric, that was helpful. I think my next problem is that I don't know what key combinations are still unused. But I guess that's not for this forum so thank you.
Full Keyboard navigation is a must for any productivity app. All the keyboard shortcuts now are focused on adding new tasks — but I do that in the Quick Entry anyways. There's no way to do all the things you might do with a task: move into project, mark as done, refocus current task, etc.
That's what a task manager is for — managing the tasks you have.
it's impossible to type some special language symbols (for insistence polish Ą) in combination Alt Gr+A. I can't write any texts when todoist is open active on my computer (W7).
Please right-click on the red TD icon in the system tray, go to Configurations and change the Ctrl+Alt+A shortcut to something else. This way, you'll be able to use RightAlt+A again.
I want to let you know that the fact that you have not added what is obviously an easily implementable feature in over a year, and is very much desired, is enough to cause me not use your service. I was considering a premium account, but i feel that your company simply doesn't care to improve its website, and if you don't care I don't see why I should either. Sorry, and best wishes.
I am also in desperate need of this. Just bought premium because doit.im didn't allow for location reminders, but the lack of keyboard shortcuts is really, really bad from a user experience perspective. Realize please that, while the majority of your users are the ones who never think to touch a keyboard when interacting with an application, the ones that spread the word, blog, review and complain are power users who never think that, in order to move a task to a another project, you have to go touch the mouse.
Even the shortcuts LISTED as Mac shortcuts have some that just don't work. Please take a few tech hours on a Mac and make this happen correctly!
Even the shortcuts LISTED as Mac shortcuts have some that just don't work. Please take a few tech hours on a Mac and make this happen correctly!
Hello Jonathan,
Please let us know which shortcuts are you referring to (that don't work) and we'll look into it.
I really want to like Todoist, but the lack of progress on keyboard navigation or even correcting the on-line help for Mac OS is frustrating. There are many great features, but having to switch to mouse for what should be some quick task moves to reorganize and prioritize is very frustrating. I don't want to think about the UX, and this forces me to stop any brainstorming.
I don't care about general keybindings, but the default for indenting/dedenting are clearly wrong -- they should not be the same as Mission Control desktop switching. If you can just release a patch that fixes those defaults that'd go a long way to making it better.
Bump. At least make enter work !
It looks, like since the newest version of todoist, the shortcut cmd-shift-a creates a new Todoist entry. Unfortunately, cmd-shift-a is also the finder command to open the application folder X-( Looks like your developers don't use MacOS ;-)
Sigh. Add to this the fact that drag and drop is essentially worthless, (you drag a project somewhere and it lands somewhere else...) the Mac client makes workflow like running in water. This is one of those times I really miss Things.
This is embarrassing. Please add more shortcuts, including delete.


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The hyped-up version of the Audi A8 comes with a unique W12 engine that produces 450 horsepower and does 0 to 60 miles per hour in five seconds. Audi's super-sedan costs $122,000--but if you play your cards right, you can get it for much less.
With an auto market down 35% this year and 2010 models set to hit showrooms in a few short months, prospective buyers are in the perfect position to bargain with dealers eager to clear their lots.
The A8 joins the Land Rover Range Rover, Acura MDX and Chrysler 300 on our list of the easiest cars to bargain for this summer. They're all selling for thousands of dollars off their manufacturer suggested retail prices.
Click here to learn about the easiest cars to bargain for at our partner site, Forbes.com.
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To compile our list, we used information provided by Kelley Blue Book, the Irvine, Calif.-based vehicle valuation company. Its analysts tracked new-car sales nationwide for the first two weeks of July, noting both the price for which the car actually sold (its "new car blue book" price) and the MSRP. We then determined which models sold for significantly less than MSRP. Where vehicles with different trim levels had differing MSRPs, we evaluated only the model with the biggest price cut. The 10 vehicles with the largest difference between their selling prices and listed MSRPs made our list. (We didn't use day-supply data for this analysis; it's a moot point when virtually every automaker has cut production but still faces surpluses on most models.)
The new-car blue book value reflects a vehicle's actual selling price based on tens of thousands of recent real sales transactions from auto dealers across the U.S. It does not include manufacturer or dealer incentives.
The road to a sweet deal begins with understanding that vehicles are a commodity and should be treated as such, as well as discerning what you don't know--but should find out--before you hit the showroom.
For starters, know that the listed MSRPs and invoice prices are outliers in most sales transactions. In fact, 80% of the new-car sales nationwide last month occurred below both numbers, according to Truecar.com, a Santa Monica, Calif.-based automotive data aggregator.
Scott Painter, CEO of the company, says consumers should find out exactly what the dealer paid for a vehicle (its true cost); research incentives, including those from third-party vendors like USAA and American Express; and determine how much others are spending on the same vehicle--all before hitting the showroom.
The availability of that data on the Internet adds some much-needed transparency to the auto industry, Painter says, since the price differential between someone who pays $15,000 more for an SUV than someone else "almost perfectly" correlates with how much information the buyer has.
"Every dealer that we sit down with, when they first hear that we're publishing costs, says, 'What are you guys doing? You're going to kill us! It's a race to the bottom now,'" Painter says. "Our answer is, 'Actually, it's not. An educated consumer who realizes that there's no more for you to give has a sense of what's fair. A sustainable transaction is what people want--a sustainable, fair deal.'"
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ROSSINI Overture to La scala di seta
VIVALDI Violin Concertos from La Stravaganza
MOZART Symphony No. 41
Break out the Brylcreem and put on your poodle skirts! Celebrating the pioneers of Rock and Roll, this winter dance party presents the biggest hits of Richie Valens ("La Bamba"), The Big Bopper ("Chantilly Lace"), and the legendary Buddy Holly. "That'll Be the Day," "Words of Love," "Peggy Sue," "True Love Ways," and more. "Oh, baby, you know what you like!"The only tribute show endorsed by the estates of Valens, Holly, and the Big Bopper, and featuring the Bopper's son Jay Richardson, Winter Dance Party has been called "Flawless!" by the Chicago Tribune.
Stuart Chafetz's guest conducting appearances include the orchestras of Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Edmonton, Florida, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Louisiana, Naples, New Mexico, San Francisco Ballet and Virginia. He has worked with George Benson, Richard Chamberlain, John Denver, Marvin Hamlisch, Thomas Hampson, Wynonna Judd, Jim Nabors, Randy Newman, Jon Kimura Parker and Bernadette Peters, to name a few.


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Ebay auction.. stragne...
do you see it?? I dont
I see a man with facial hair, long hair wearing a crown and waving his hand, inside a Hello Kitty head. :eek:
I wouldn't see it unless the person had described the image and pointed out that there was an image there. Not too good a likeness, I must say.
I see it perfectly.... I bet its going to earn millions
To me, it looks like a dragon's tallons holding a small ball.
Without reading the desciption, I see Disney's Tarzan
I see Bigfoot
LOL those are all over ebay right now - and I havn't been able to see any of them....
So Strange
I see dead people.
not sure what it's suppose to be...i will go with tarzan...especially since in the times jesus was supoose to have lived men had short hair....of course the artistic impressions from 100's of years after his death have depicted long hair.....i wonder what it means? Maybe an artist is speaking from the beyond....
oh and the praying hands remind me more of the artistic impressions of john the baptist with his finger pointing up...:)
These things are becoming insane. So it looks faintly like a person-like head. Why does it have to be Jesus?
They're everywhere on ebay.....Quote:
Originally Posted by BarTopDancer
Hello Kitty? That was in Revelations wasn't it? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Disguy
If he would re-do his ad, put it under disney merchandise, call it Tarzan, he would probably make double the money ;)
:botox: i see footprints