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Bike People: High Trestle Trail, Recumbent Bikes and Bowling (#102)
Forrest Ridgway shares some of the High Trestle Trail and Suzet Nelson takes a whirlwind tour of attractions in the area. Learn some of the key features of recumbent bikes and why people ride them 27:32
Bike People: 2 Trails, Tattoos, and Pie (#101)
Forrest & Suzet participate in two Central Iowa Rides; we learn how to find Iowa bike trails, fit helmets, and rules regarding rhubarb pie!
Iowa Ingredient | Gouda (#104) (#104)
Full Program: The cheese making process is part art and part science, especially for Gouda cheese. On this episode of Iowa Ingredient, host Charity Nebbe learns more about the rich and flavorful characteristics... 28:16
Iowa Outdoors (#302) (#302)
Full Program: From the lens of one wildlife photographer to the handlebar view from our state's biking enthusiasts, we explore springtime in Iowa.
Sesame Street | Dad Song | PBS
A song about things that dads do! For more fun games and videos for your preschooler in a safe, child-friendly environment, visit us at ?www.sesamestreet.org?Sesame Street is a production of Sesame... 00:33
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Two-Wheel Touring, Davenport, Iowa (#404)
See the Quad Cities on two wheels – on a bicycle or on an electric vehicle called a Segway. 05:34
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A boy learns how to ride a two wheel bike. For more fun games and videos for your preschooler in a safe, child-friendly environment, visit us at www.sesamestreet.orgSesame Street is a production of... 01:19
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PBS NewsHour | Sharing Bikes in Washington, D.C. | PBS (#10111)
Students from Washington, D.C. report on the city's new bike sharing program. 04:31
Iowa's Simple Pleasures (#203) (#203)
Full Program: Taste an award-winning pork tenderloin sandwich at a Prairie City ice cream shop; bike a trail adorned with art and traverse more challenging off-road trails; flutter with the butterflies at one of... 27:46
Decorah Bike Trails, Decorah, Iowa (#301)
Dan Kaercher finds a diverse bicycle-friendly community, go to Decorah for paved and off-road trails for bicyclists of all skill levels. Hosted by Dan Kaercher, Iowa's Simple Pleasures features... 05:45
World Business | A Winning Team 14/01/2011 | PBS
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mountain in the Pennine Alps, on the Swiss-Italian border: 15,217 ft (4,638 m)
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Light of the World to host early education summit
The Economics of Early Education Summit will be from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday at Light of the World Christian Church. Doors open at 8:30 a.m.
Keynote speaker Dr. Robert H. Dugger will address how investing in early childhood education will yield great returns for Central Indiana.
Admission is free, but pre-registration is required. A screening of the 30-minute documentary, "Are We Crazy About Our Kids?" will be included. The church is at 4646 Michigan Road. For information, visit www.uwci.org/events/economics-of-early-education-summit, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (317) 290-3460.
Former Reagan counsel to address Catholic Business Exchange
Peter Rusthoven, a former associate counsel to President Ronald Reagan, will present "The Pope and Capitalism" at the Catholic Business Exchange on Friday at Northside Knights of Columbus.
Rusthoven served pro bono in the counsel's office of the Bush-Cheney presidential transition, assisting on clearances and Senate confirmation for President George W. Bush's Cabinet nominees. He was co-chair of Sen. Richard Lugar's 2000 re-election campaign and now is a partner in the Indiana law firm of Barnes & Thornburg.
Mass begins at 6:30 a.m., and the program will end by 8:30 a.m. Cost is $15 for members in advance, $21 otherwise and includes breakfast at the K of C, 2100 E 71st St. Registration is required at www.catholicbusinessexchange.org.
The Catholic Business Exchange meets the third Friday of each month for Mass, networking, breakfast and a featured speaker.
Avon Christian to kick off youth soccer league
Registration is open for Upward Soccer, a Christian-based spring soccer league for kids in Grades K-6. Youths will play at Avon Christian Church, 7236 E. County Road 100 South. The first game is May 4.
Registration is $75 through Feb. 28, $80 starting March 1 at http://registration.upward.org/UPW54281. There are discounts for multiple children in the same family. For more information, email Andy Olson at email@example.com.
St. Meinrad Seminary will host black history lecture
Greg C. Adams, an archivist with the Smithsonian, will trace the development of the modern banjo from its African origins through American slavery to the present time on Tuesday at St. Meinrad Seminary & School of Theology.
His free lecture, "The Banjo and the American Experience: Looking Behind the Mask of 'America's Instrument,' " will be at 7 p.m. Central Standard Time (6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time) in St. Bede Theater. The talk by the staffer in the Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, will be the annual Black History Lecture.
The theater is on the first floor of St. Bede Hall on the Southern Indiana campus in St. Meinrad.
For more information, call Mary Jeanne Schumacher at (812) 357-6501 during business hours.
A free art exhibit, "Observations in Pen and Ink," is on display through Feb. 28 at St. Meinrad Archabbey Library Gallery, 200 Hill Drive.
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I've read both your stories "Things lost" and "Testing times". I really enjoyed them. While I was reading it felt like I was actually watching an episode of The Invisible man. You have captured each character perfectly and the banter between Darien and Hobbes was spot on. Lot of action , fast writing, it didn't drag on and on.
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The Scar (original 2009; edition 2011)
by Charlotte Moundlic, Olivier Tallec (Illustrator)
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The Scar by Charlotte Moundlic (2009)
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This story is about a boy whose mother dies. He is angry that she has left him and even wonders why she had him if she was going to leave him behind. He can't accept that she is gone. He tries his best to be strong for his dad. His biggest worry is that he will forget what his mom was like. His grandmother tells him that she will always be with him, in every one of his heartbeats. He learns how to listen to his heart and begins to feel that his mother is near. This is a good book to read to children who have lost a loved one.
I really like this book, but it made me a little sad. My favorite part was when his grandmother tells him that his mother is in his heart, and runs and runs until his heart is beating really fast so he can feel her. I would not read this to children because it is sad but I would read this book for myself again.
The Scar opens up with the main character's mom dying on page one. As the book progresses, the child is trying to figure out how to handle is mother's death while keeping his dad happy. I was surprised about how blunt the book was about the mother's death. I think the message of the book is a good one especially for children who are in similar situations. The child eventually realizes his mother will always be with him although not in a bodily form.
This book is not what you would think by looking at the cover. This book is about a young boy who's mother passes away. He struggles with not wanting to forget her and taking care of himself and his father. I believe this is very appriopriote for a child who just lost a parents. It gives the reader insight on what it would be like and helps cope chilren who know what thats like. All in all, it's avery good book.
This book is a very cute/sad story about a little boy who loses his mom due to a terrible illness. The boy tries to cope with the situation by trying to help his dad do the things his mother used to do. The boy tries to keep his mom in his mind and he fears that her scent is fading and that will cause him to forget about her. He picks on a scar he has on his knee to be able to hear his mom's voice comforting him. I think the author does a great job describing the boy's feelings and I had a tightening feeling in my chest during the entire story. Death is a delicate subject and it is important to address it since children go through this and its something we cannot avoid.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0763653411, Hardcover)A little boy responds to his mother's death in a genuine, deeply moving story leavened by glimmers of humor and captivating illustrations.
When the boy in this story wakes to find that his mother has died, he is overwhelmed with sadness, anger, and fear that he will forget her. He shuts all the windows to keep in his mother's familiar smell and scratches open the cut on his knee to remember her comforting voice. He doesn't know how to speak to his dad anymore, and when Grandma visits and throws open the windows, it's more than the boy can take--until his grandmother shows him another way to feel that his mom's love is near. With tenderness, touches of humor, and unflinching emotional truth, Charlotte Moundlic captures the loneliness of grief through the eyes of a child, rendered with sympathy and charm in Olivier Tallec's expressive illustrations.
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Having a sister is a disaster, elder or younger.Meet Scarlet she loves to be outdoors and create a wreck where ever she goes.One thing stopping her is her over protective elder sister.Meet Jean even tough they are closely related by blood they differ as a sword and a flower.One problem in hr life is the responsibilities about her younger sister.Things turn around when they meet their first love especially when the one's love of life was the one the other despises the most. Follow the life of these two sisters high school life of love, hate and betrayal.
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Healthy Chicken Parm A La Kimkins
My friend is visiting from NY and she's italian so we wanted to make an italian meal that we both could eat. This is my compromise meal. I made a eating low-friendly spaghetti sauce that I could put on chicken and she could put on her pasta. This came out really good!
|Canned tomato sauce
|15 Ounce
|Tomato sauce
|1⁄2 Can (5 oz)
|Tomato paste
|4 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chicken breasts
|1 Pound
|Shredded parmesan
|1 Tablespoon
You can make the sauce ahead of time to save time.
Add tomato sauce, 1/2 can water, 2 spoonfuls tomato paste, packet of splenda, and any italian spices you like to a pot and bring to boil.
Turn heat down and simmer for 1 hour.
Add a thin layer of sauce to a glass baking dish.
Place chicken cutlets in pan on top of sauce.
Spoon some sauce over chicken breasts and add a sprinkle of parmesan.
Bake in a 350 degree oven for 40 minutes (or longer if needed).
You can add more sauce or parm if desired at the end.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Ingredient:Chicken, Chicken Breast
Restriction:Pregnancy, High Protein, Low Fat
Preparation Time:5 Minutes
Cook Time:100 Minutes
Ready In:105 Minutes
It is hard to cook healthy, but it is harder to cook for the health conscious! I just got lucky that I got to watch this low carb, low cal and low fat version of Chicken with pasta and spaghetti sauce by Amy. A very inspirational video to prepare classic dishes in your own kitchen in a very healthy way. Next time when the health freaks visit you, you know what to cook.
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A cylindrical or conical mineral deposit, similar to a stalactite but built up from the floor of a cave or cavern. Stalagmites are typically broader than stalactites. The two formations are often, but not always, paired, and they sometimes join at a midpoint to form a pillar. Compare stalactite.


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I have been born and raised in church. I gave my life to Christ when I was in 5th grade.
My DH was raised in what must have been a "living hell." Drugs, violence, neglect, no direction at all. He became a Christian in 2006. (shortly before we started dating)
We have been visiting a new church for about a month and we both really like it. I am praying for God's direction and am a little hesitant. I mean I've been born and raised at one church (31 years). The verse that keeps coming to my mind is wives submit to your husband.
I know my DH is getting so much from this new church. They don't use churchy terms and make things easy for him to understand. They also have an awesome children's program, but right now thats NBD with our 9 month old.
Another hard thing is going to be telling my family that we are leaving the church since we have always gone to the same place. They know we are visiting elsewhere and I'm sure they know that we are most likely going to continue going to this new church. Our home church is having problems and is looking for a new pastor. That is only a very small reason as to why we are leaving. We had tossed around the idea long before that happened. Its just bad timing, but I think that it is time for us to move on.


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"I cannot describe to you the frustration I feel at the way these negotiations have gone. Never in my most pessimistic moments did I ever think that they would have lasted this long and have been so difficult."
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2006 Mercedes-Benz CLK500 Q&A
2006 Mercedes-Benz CLK500 Question: how will i know if my oil is low
i got a messages engine oil level reduce - FACE
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Answer 1
With that warning, it is most likely you have too much oil in the motor. To check this you access the oil level through the dash display. The procedures to read the display are in the operator's manual. The oil is supposed to be measured at approximately 100 degrees C. If in deed it is too high, you will have to have it sucked out through a tube at the right rear of the motor or remove the drain plug and try to guess the right amount to drain, but this exposes you to the risk of being burned by the hot oil. This vehicle may not be equipped with a traditional dipstick. If you just had teh vehicle serviced and this display came on, then you should have the shop that did the work correct the level. - irvtech
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YOU DO NOT GUESS THE RIGHT AMOUNT!!! YOU PUT 100% FULL SYNTHETIC MOBILE ONE OIL IN. FIRST-YOU TURN THE KEY TO THE FIRST POSITION,SO ALL DASH LIGHTS ILLUMINATE,SECOND-ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE STEERING WHEEL YOU SCROLL THROUGH THE INFORMATION SYSTEM UNTIL YOU REACH OUTSIDE TEMP OF THE VEHICLE.THIRD-YOU PRESS THE ARROW UP BUTTON ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE STEERING WHEEL. IT WILL PROMPT YOU TO MAKE SURE THE CAR IS LEVEL. THEN TURN THE KEY TO THE SECOND POSITION(DO NOT START IT)AND IT WILL THEN TAKE ABOUT 5 SEC. TO READ AND CALCULATE HOW MANY QUARTS OF OIL YOU HAVE OR NEED. MINE JUS NEEDED 1.5 QUARTS :) THATS WHY I KNOW. - Visitor
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Sesame Seed Oil Crust
|Whole wheat flour
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs), measured scoop and level
|White sesame seeds
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|5 Tablespoon
|Ice water
|8 Tablespoon (6 Plus 2 Tablespoon)
|Egg white
|1 , lightly beaten
1. Pre-heat the oven to 450°F.
2. Using either your hands or a food processor, mix the sesame seeds whole wheat flour and salt.
3. In a bowl, mix oil and ice water.
4. Slowly add the liquid and continue mixing.
5. Add more water if needed and knead or process the dough into a ball.
6. Flatten it into and 8-inch circle, dust with flour and place between two wax paper sheets.
7. With a rolling pin, roll from the center outward, carefully peeling off the wax paper to release dough and replacing paper. Repeat with the other side. Repeat the process till the dough is 11 inches in diameter.
8. Take a 9-inch quiche pan with removable bottom or a 9-inch greased pie plate and place the dough on it, trimming the excess by rolling to pin on the top of the pan in case of the quiche pan , and trim the edge, leaving a 1-inch overhang, which you should then fold under and flute, in case of a pie plate..
9. Make holes on the surface with a fork.
10. In case of quiche pan, brush with lightly beaten egg white and refrigerate for one hour to dry. In case of pie plate, refrigerate for 10-15 minutes.
11. In the oven, bake for 15 minutes at 400°F if using a pie plate. And you may cook for 2-3 minutes to set the glaze in case of a quiche pan.
12. Cool on a wire rack before filling.
13. Serve with a filling of choice.
You can also bake the crust in a square pan. Take 1/3rd of the dough out and place the remaining in a layer at the bottom.
Divide the 1/3rd dough into four parts and make 6-6 1/2 inch strips of each, to press into the sides with the seams joined and bake.


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If this column sucks,
it's not my fault … I injured myself diving into the end zone and now I might be
done for the season. Unlike Adrian Peterson, I won't be a
multimillionaire next year at this time.
Hopefully, someone will get injured doing one of those ridiculous
looking jumping chest bump celebrations so they can go away …
Peterson's ill-fated dive into the end zone against Iowa State wasn't
unnecessary by any stretch, but it did show the potential dangers of
doing some sort of flip or jump across the goal line. Those shouldn't be
flagged, but coaches should stomp all over players who do them.
Although, knowing Al Davis's penchant for Heisman winners, this might
be a big break for Peterson … Assuming Peterson is off to the land
of mercenaries, he'll rank among the greatest college players who never
won the Heisman. Keeping this in the land of the real, and taking out
offensive linemen, defensive players, and others who'd have a better
chance of getting me to watch the NLCS than they would of winning the
Heisman, the ten greatest Heisman-possible players to never win it
(based on the college careers they had and not talent) since 1936 were:
1. Tommie Frazier, QB Nebraska, 2. Jim Brown, RB Syracuse, 3. Vince
Young, QB Texas, 4. Adrian
Peterson, RB Oklahoma, 5. Archie Manning, QB Ole Miss, 6. Peyton
Manning, QB Tennessee, 7. Anthony Carter, WR Michigan, 8. Rocket Ismail,
WR Notre Dame, 9. Leroy Keyes, RB Purdue, 10. Jim McMahon, QB BYU,
(wanted to add one more) 11.
Larry Fitzgerald, WR Pitt
I'm wearing one right now in protest of another lousy column …
Yes, the paper bag on the head, as worn by some Michigan State fans
during the loss to Ohio State, is always, always, always funny. Along
with Gandhi's hunger strike to stop the autocratic rule of a newly
independent India, it's the most sincere form of non-violent protest
And he'd look even better in those retro uniforms worn in the LSU
game … To all the pretentious weenies out there trying to make Cal's
amazing DeSean Jackson out to be the next Reggie Bush (knowing that no
one outside of the Pacific Time Zone will actually watch him play), wait
until Florida's true freshman Percy Harvin is 100% healthy and becomes a
regular part of the offense. Did you see him blow past the fast Auburn
defense on that 35-yard run? Yeeeeesh.
Now, all that preening and gloating looks tame … There's no
possible way to put a positive spin on the brawl between Miami and FIU.
Just because Miami players showed attitude in the stomping, helmet
bashing fight, and followed it up by doing a creepy all-for-one hopping
thing, that doesn't mean it's a return to Miami Football, and it doesn't
mean the Cane players have restored any luster from the old days. If
you're a fan of the program, you should be appalled by everything
surrounding the fight, and you must demand this to be an unfortunate
last straw for Larry Coker and a time for the entire program to do some
house cleaning. That includes being happy about Lamar Thomas
being removed
from the Comcast Sports SouthEast television booth following his idiotic
"you should get your behind kicked" when "you come into our house"
comments and suggesting the two teams go continue the fight later in the
at last, out here on my own. Now control this. That's right, career
moves. I do what's right for me. And me wants to groove. Is that ok?" …
Simple rule: If you have to say you have control of your team, you
Hmmmmm, the Atlantic Ocean or Lake Mendota in mid-November … Try
this one out: Barry Alvarez to Miami. Being the Grand Poobah of the
Wisconsin athletic department might be fun for Alvarez, but don't be
shocked if University of Miami president Donna Shalala, the former
Chancellor at Wisconsin who made a big push to improve the athletics at
the school in the late 1980s, tries to woo Clemenza down to Coral
that's how it is in their family" …
This gem from Colorado's Dan Hawkins after the win over Texas Tech:
"Victory and defeat, they're brothers and sisters. They dance together."
"We all came into this world naked, the rest of it is all drag." …
I need this one to go to the replay booth. There's a new ad from the
United States Postal Service promoting its international service that
was played ad nauseum over the college football weekend. In it, the
package is trying to say
getting into a discussion with a Japanese-speaking lamp. Is the package
voice-over done by RuPaul? At the end of the ad, if the package had a
hand, it would've asked the lamp to talk to it.
There's nothing wrong with being Rod Smith … Nothing against the
kid, but I'm desperately hoping Auburn WR Rodgeriqus Smith never gets
good, because I can't come close to getting his name right. I've tried
to force myself to learn how to spell it, like Roethlisberger,
Samardzija, and Fiutak, but I have to look it up every time. On the flip
side, here's praying for SE Missouri State WR Oge Oge to become a
But I don't know how I lived my life without it ... Is there a term for being so impatient when watching a TiVoed game that
you do everything possible to hurry it up so you can see what's
happening live?
And it's even worse when you're getting everything right … What's
more depressing and sad, the look on your wife's face when you play
along outloud with Stump the Schwab, or Temple going for two in
the fourth quarter against Clemson when down 63-9? Discuss.
And woe to those who want to watch their "investment" …
Admittedly, I'm the wrong one to beef about this since I have all the
games and all the feeds coming in on a college football Saturday, but
networks shouldn't leave blowout games for more interesting ones. My
biggest problem is when the NFL does this when I'm tracking my fantasy
guys, but I imagine that if you're a die-hard fan of a team, and you're
settled in to watch a game, you'd rather sit through the blowout than
catch the end of Vanderbilt-Georgia.
The C.O.W. airing of the grievances
followed by the feats of strength
Welcome back to roughly 15 years
ago, before the days of players being able to leave early for the NFL
and back to when you had teams revolve around superstars who had four
years to jell. Better yet, what if all the draft eligible juniors of
last year had decided to pull a Matt Leinart/Roy Williams/Ricky
Williams/Ron Dayne and stick around for a final season? How would the
college football world look this year? I'm a huge believer that it's
always in the best interest of draftable players to leave early, but as
a college fan, I wish all the stars were back. With that in mind, and
remembering one pro-caliber player can be the difference between being a
contender and an also-ran, here's how the 2006 season likely would've
been different so far if everyone had returned.
10. Laurence Maroney would've made Minnesota a bit of a player
in the Big Ten race
Minnesota is careening towards a losing season with a young team and
a lousy defense. However, QB Bryan Cupito is a veteran and the passing
game isn't all that bad. All that's missing is a star back to make the
good running game great. Laurence Maroney would've been a threat for
2,000 yards and likely would've gotten the Gophers by Purdue and Penn
State while making the Michigan game, even against that great run D, far
tighter. Maroney would've been the difference between a likely 5-7
season and a possible 8-4 campaign.
9. UCLA would've been more of a factor in the Pac 10 race
Maurice Jones-Drew was far better than he ever got credit for. He's
a surprising power back who'd challenge Miami's Devin Hester and USC's
Reggie Bush for the honor of being the nation's most electrifying
player. He would've been enough of factor to get UCLA by Washington and
stay in the hunt for the Pac 10 title.
8. Wisconsin running game would've been unstoppable
Wisconsin is 17th in the nation in rushing thanks to the
thunder of P.J. Hill and his 144 yards per game. Now imagine what the
attack would've been like if Brian Calhoun was back. It's a bit of a
stretch to think he'd have gotten the Badgers past Michigan, who they
lost to 27-13, but it would've been closer considering Calhoun would've
been a much-missed safety valve receiver for John Stocco. Wisconsin, as
is, will probably go 10-2, but it likely would've finished 11-1 with
7. Tyler Palko would be putting up unreal numbers, and …
… Pitt would be considered just as much of a favorite for the Big
East title as West Virginia and Louisville. Palko currently leads the
nation in passing efficiency, even though his receiving corps is
average. If Greg Lee was back as Palko's deep threat, he would've opened
up everything else for an offense that's getting better by the week, and
likely would've helped the Panthers keep up in what was a shootout loss
to Michigan State.
6. Florida State's defense would probably have been in the top five
Florida State might not be Florida State at the moment, but
that's because the offense stinks. The defense, outside of a few big
plays, has been solid all season long. Now imagine what the D would've
done if Ernie Sims, one of the NFL's bright young linebackers, and
Antonio Cromartie, who missed all of last season rehabbing an injured
knee, had been back. Would these two NFL first rounders have been able
to come up with a big late stop in the Clemson and NC State losses?
5. The South Carolina secondary would've been among the best in
recent history
South Carolina's pass defense is 13th in the nation,
partially because it hasn't played anyone who can throw, but the
secondary would've been positively amazing if speedy corner Johnathan
Joseph and ball-hawking safety Ko Simpson were back joining All-America
caliber corner Fred Bennett.
4. The NC State defensive line would've been among the best
Imagine how unbelievable NC State's line would've been with Tank
Tyler in the middle along with John McCargo and with Mario Williams and
Manny Lawson terrorizing on the outside. Williams gets a bad rap for not
being Reggie Bush, but he was a monster of a college pass rusher who'd
be a threat for 25 sacks with all the attention needing to be paid to
the tackles. Don't forget about tackling machine Stephen Tulloch, who'd
be back at linebacker.
3. Texas would've beaten Ohio State … probably
And would probably have been the number one team in the nation. It's
not like Colt McCoy was bad against Ohio State, but he wasn't Vince
Young. All the pieces were in place for Texas with the return of Young
making the defending national champions something truly special. Don't
assume Texas would've been a slam dunk to win the rematch of the 2005
classic because …
2. Ohio State would've been even better
Picture the current Ohio State offense with Santonio Holmes back as
the number one target, and improved Ted Ginn as the number two, and the
tremendous Anthony Gonzales as an unstoppable number three. Troy Smith
would be drooling at all his options. The defense, which regrouped in a
big hurry, would've still had safety Donte Whitner and corner Ashton
Youboty. As good as OSU might have been, it still likely would've been
the preseason number three because …
1. USC would've been an offensive juggernaut and would've been
a near lock to play the Ohio State/Texas winner for the national title
John David Booty hasn't been all that bad in place of Matt Leinart,
and USC has stayed unbeaten despite a slew of injuries and little
explosion from the running game. Things would've been just a wee bit
different if Reggie Bush, LenDale White, Fred Matua and Winston Justice
were back on offense, while Darnell Bing would've made a huge difference
on an already solid D.
Provocative musings and tidbits to make every woman want you and
every man want to be with you (or vice versa).
- Kudos to Kirk Herbstreit for his rant against Virginia Tech and its
punkish demeanor and attitude in the loss to Boston College. Whether you
agree or disagree, it's refreshing to hear any announcer fire out their
opinions and expressing their passion without it being forced and
manufactured (Tony Kornheiser) or sounding like schtick (Dick Vitale).
- The nation's most interesting player: UL Monroe's Kevin Payne. The
Warhawk defensive back, and former starting running back, is second in
the Sun Belt in tackling, and leads the league in punting.
- It's finally here. I guarantee you the Hawaii – New Mexico State
battle will be the most fun game you'll watch all year long. NMSU's
Chase Holbrook is No. 1 in the nation averaging 403 passing yards per
game, while Hawaii's Colt Brennan is No. 2 averaging 378.5 per game. I'm
demanding 1,000 yards of passing offense and over 100 points.
My Heisman ballot this week would be … 1. Adrian Peterson, RB
Oklahoma (for at least two more weeks), 2. Troy Smith, QB Ohio State, 3.
Mike Hart, RB Michigan, 4. Erik Ainge, QB Tennessee, 5. Colt Brennan, QB
C.O.W. shameless gimmick item …
The weekly five Overrated/Underrated aspects
of the world
1) Overrated:
Lou Piniella's wallet ...
Underrated: Steve Lyons
2) Overrated: The Money … Underrated: The Mob
3) Overrated: Texas Tech passing attack … Underrated: Baylor passing
4) Overrated: "This one time, at band camp …" ... Underrated: The
University of Wisconsin marching band
5) Overrated: The 1,420-calorie, 107-fat gram "Monster Thickburger" from
Hardee's with two 1/3 pound slabs of Angus beef, four strips of bacon,
three slices of cheese and mayo on a buttered sesame seed bun ...
Underrated: Bevo XIII
Sheer hubris run amok … The three lines this week that appear to
be a tad off. Still dying going 1-1-1 last week and going 6-11-1 so far,
here's the official kiss of death for three teams … 1) Texas A&M +1.5
over Oklahoma State, 2) Texas Tech -2 over Iowa State, 3) Oregon -4 over
Washington State
Sorry this column sucked, but it wasn't my fault … Tommy
Tuberville yelled at me halfway through the column saying I was writing
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Family-friendly surroundings and the occasional group of adult partiers
Upon arrival, Taino Beach Resort can seem like a bit of a ghost town: The near empty road leads to a security gate and entrance with nary a person in sight. Don't expect to check in early -– most guests are not able to get into their rooms until the normal time of 4 p.m. (that's when the free rum punch is offered). Early guests (mostly Americans and Canadians) are free to change clothes and visit the large pool and beach area, or have lunch at the restaurant that faces the sea.
Parents as well as the occasional group of adult partiers may choose to bring their own cases of beer to the pool (this is a time-share resort), or sidle up to the Grotto Bar -- a swim-up pool bar in a cave underneath the waterside. The pool area, though tired, is maintained daily and has small bridges and pretty garden areas. Children can make use of the shallow area or float on the lazy river on an inner tube. The music further contributes to the slightly outdated vibe, as the bar and restaurants typically play 80s hits; guest might feel as if they've stepped back to a time when Billy Ocean was en vogue.
Because Taino Beach has only 157 units and is free of resort neighbors, the beach stays uncrowded, though there may be seaweed and the occasional vendor. Guests can rent kayaks, banana boats, and jet skis, or sit back in one of many white lounge chairs. Lunch can be enjoyed underneath a shaded area of the restaurant, or guests can take a short walk along the beach to another outdoor restaurant and bar that attracts locals and expats. It plays -- what else? -- more 80s music; it must be a Grand Bahama Island thing.
Other than happy hour at Grotto Bar (drink specials are listed on laminated menus), most guests choose to cook and eat dinner on the balconies, or take the ferry (located across the street) to Port Lucaya, which runs from morning until 11 p.m. at night.
A quiet location in Freeport, about 15 minutes from Grand Bahama Airport
The resort is located on a near empty stretch of sand called Taino Beach, outside of the main hub of Grand Bahama Island and town of Freeport. Across the road –- Jolly Roger Drive –- is the Bell Channel Bay, which has a small marina that operates an hourly ferry service to Port Lucaya Marketplace, where the assortment of shops and restaurants attracts both tourists and locals. A drive to the property from Grand Bahama International Airport takes about 15 minutes. Guests can either hire a taxi and use the resort shuttle service to get to the grocery store. Some guests choose to rent a car in order to move around freely. Grand Bahama Island is 530 square miles and has just over 40,000 full-time residents.
Time-share condos with fully equipped kitchens; some are dated, some renovated
Taino Beach Resort's 157 time-share units are situated in four-story buildings (with elevators) on the western side of the resort, next to the pool. A few units have ocean-facing views but most come with views of garden landscaping or the pool. Condo-style layouts are spacious, with full kitchens (though the smaller studio units may not a dishwasher), dining tables, seating areas, desks, and toiletries in the bathrooms. Most, if not all, of the units have a whirlpool tub and stand-up shower.
The Marlin section is the newest section and has stainless steel appliances, a neutral color scheme, and wood furnishings. The one-bedroom unit can be combined with a studio unit to make two bedrooms. In the studios, there is a private jetted whirlpool tub behind the bed, but no balcony. The one-bedroom units in this section have large living rooms with a second seating area called a Bahama room.
Two other sections (Coral and Ocean) are older and are showing wear and tear. The room layout varies, and some units have with loft sleeping areas and two bathrooms. The Ocean section opened in 1997 and was updated in January 2007, while the Coral opened in 1999.
Check-in doesn't occur until 4 p.m. and check-out time is early (at 10 a.m. during our visit). There are laundry facilities on-site, as well as a towel/linen exchange since housekeeping service only occurs once per week. Guests can pay more for daily service.
A large pool and beach, ferry to Port Lucaya, and weekly bonfire dinner
The pool takes up a whopping 20,000 square feet –- it is one of the largest on the island and is landscaped with flowering trees and pretty white bridges. A 100-foot waterslide (there's a staff member that operates) will keep kiddos busy, as will with the winding lazy river and free inner tubes. Couples on a romantic holiday can find hidden areas in the pool or relax on one of the in-water sunbathers. The beach is extra wide and spacious with white plastic lounge chairs and a few shaded palapas. Free activities include beach volleyball, ping-pong, a kid's playground, and tennis court.
For reasonable fees (a discount is offered for pre-booking) the water sports company based at the resort can rent equipment (such as snorkel gear and jet skis) and arrange a number of excursions, such as deep sea fishing and glass bottom boat tours. Most of the boats for these tours are located in the marina behind sister property Flamingo Bay, across the street. This is also where the gift shop is located (check out the local ice cream, like Rum Raisin) as well as the ferry for Port Lucaya –- Freeport's main marketplace for outdoor restaurants, shops and bars.
The on-site restaurant Taino by the Sea serves a hot and cold buffet breakfast, and then switches to an a la carte lunch and dinner menu. In the morning, it is a great place to sit and enjoy coffee while enjoying the breeze. There is a small bar inside for drinks, but most people choose to drink on their balconies or visit the Grotto Bar in a cave under the waterslide.
On Sunday nights there is a bonfire barbecue dinner with fire dancers and rum punch for a per person fee.
Wi-Fi is free in common areas, but may only work near the lobby. Parking is free.
This aging family-friendly beach property on Freeport's southeastern coast has 157 time-share condo units in three sections. The renovated Marlin section has fresh decor and stainless steel appliances, but guests will find that the other two sections -- Coral and Ocean -- have seen better days. The restaurant serves a breakfast buffet as well as a la carte lunches and dinners alongside sea views (especially nice over morning coffee); guests can also ferry to Port Lucaya for a number of shops, restaurants and bars. For the resort's size, the pool complex is impressive with a 100 foot waterslide, lazy river, swim-up pool bar, children's area, and hot tub. Lucaya Watersports & Tours, based on the property, can arrange a number of rentals and excursions. Given low prices for the units, guest should expect fees for everything else.
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by Glyn Moody
Tue, Dec 17th 2013 12:07am
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CERN Announces Nearly All High-Energy Physics Articles Will Switch To Open Access -- The Largest-Ever OA Initiative
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One of the key insights driving open access is that if all the money currently paid by libraries and other institutions for subscriptions to academic journals was instead used to pay processing charges -- effectively, the cost of publishing -- all articles could be made freely available online to everyone. Unfortunately, getting from one system to the other has proved hard, since it requires many libraries to drop subscriptions and pool their resources so that enough top-quality journals can be published on an open-access basis. That's what makes this news from CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, such a milestone:
After intense preparations and consensus building, CERN has today confirmed that the SCOAP3 Open Access publishing initiative will start on 1 January 2014. With the support of partners in 24 countries, a vast fraction of scientific articles in the field of High-Energy Physics will become Open Access at no cost for any author: everyone will be able to read them; authors will retain copyright; and generous licenses will enable wide re-use of this information.
Making the transition from conventional subscriptions to open access was possible because of CERN's clout in the high-energy physics community, which meant that it was able to persuade a large number of funders to pool their money:
Convened at CERN this is the largest scale global Open Access initiative ever built, involving an international collaboration of over one thousand libraries, library consortia and research organizations. SCOAP3 enjoys the support of funding agencies and has been established in co-operation with leading publishers.
That, in its turn, meant that all the top publishers were willing to participate -- even Elsevier:
Eleven publishers of high quality international journals are participating in SCOAP3. Elsevier, IOP Publishing and Springer, together with their publishing partners, have been working with the network of SCOAP3 national contact points. Reductions in subscription fees for thousands of participating libraries worldwide have been arranged, making funds available for libraries to support SCOAP3.
The importance of this move is not only that practically all high-energy physics papers will soon be available in their final, edited form -- not preprints -- to everyone for no cost, and under a liberal CC-BY licence that allows all kinds of re-use as well as text and data mining, but also that CERN has demonstrated that the flip from old to new academic publishing models is no mere theoretical possibility, but can actually be achieved. Now we need funders in other disciplines to follow suit by banding together and getting publishers to sign up to similar large-scale projects.
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Filed Under:
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DailyDirt: The Little Things In Physics Make Big News
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- CERN has cautiously announced the discovery of the Higgs Boson particle with a mass-energy of about 125-126 GeV. There's a lot of verification that still needs to be done, but it looks like they've found the "God particle" that explains how all matter has mass. CERN also said there's about a 0.000057% statistical chance of this measurement being wrong. [url]
- The faster-than-light neutrino that was seen in 2011... isn't actually faster than light. The cause of the measurement error was determined to be a loose cable. So no time traveling for you! [url]
- Some astrophysicists say they've discovered a filament of dark matter between two galaxy clusters about 2.7 billion light years away. This filament of dark matter appears to be around 58 million light years long, and the astronomers were lucky to find two galaxies oriented in a way that allowed them to measure the effects of this dark matter trail. [url]


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If you use VNC to connect to a PC running X server 1.7 (eg I'm running 2:1.7.6-2ubuntu7), compiz and nvidia restricted drivers (including the latest 195.36.24 drivers), the VNC screen stays static (there is no refresh), although the host PC screen refreshes correctly. Running VNC with the -noxdamage argument is a workaround (but this is very slow).
A fuller description is at https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/353126:
When using the nvidia-restricted or some ATI drivers and compiz desktop effects the vnc server will not refresh the screen. This is being caused by the xserver not getting "damaged" by the nvidia-restricted drivers. Linked bugs confirm this is not an issue on intel chipsets or nv driver.
Steps to reproduce:
Enable desktop-effects (default) with nvidia-restricted, virtualBox's display or some ATI driver like RV610
Enable remote desktop
Connect with VNC
You see a screen snapshot of your desktop but if you click a menu item there are no updates to the screen.
If you close and restart the vnc session, you get an updated snapshot but still no refreshes.
Use the -noxdamage argument with vncviewer. This is really inefficient and bandwidth hungry since the whole screen refreshes.
Kill compiz and use a different wm (metacity).
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
This is not a driver bug ...
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
1. Compiz is buggy.
2.Compiz+vnc is not a good combination.
Just disable compiz on the target machine. I gave up on compiz since i installed Xubuntu 9.10 (and now in Debian) and since then my desktops are way more stable.
Also the nv driver doesnt support compiz at all. And this issue is present on all compiz running machines i ever seen (ati with OSS drivers, nvidia with proprietary).
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
I said i ever seen. I have seen Ubuntu 7.10-9.10.
And compiz is buggy and it is a poor choice of enabling it by default.
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
1. This issue was not known
2. This issue is known and on the TODO list
3. This issue is known but won't be addressed for some reason
As stated on the launchpad post, the issue does not appear to be with compiz directly since it worked back in 2008. One possibility might be a change at xserver level which was not taken into consideration by the nvidia binary driver (among other) - for this reason an "official" statement would be nice.
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
It might work back in 8.04/8.10 for some users (didnt work for me though).
What VNC client did you use? Try out Remmina, it is better than the default vinagre.
May be an xorg/nvidia/compiz issue/regression though. Take in account the fact that compiz too is at newer version.
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
There were some limitations in the X server that prevented x11vnc from working correctly with Compiz, but I added some code to the X server in the 1.7 timeframe to allow the driver to fix that particular problem. It should be working, but it sounds like something is going wrong with that handshaking. I'll try to take a look soon.
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
I looked into this today and found that the NVIDIA driver does not correctly generate damage events for a given window when the OpenGL rendering is actually happening to a child window. In this case, x11vnc is listening for damage events on the root, but Compiz is rendering to the Composite Overlay Window, which counts as a child window as far as this code is concerned. I'll try to fix the window hierarchy problem for a future release.
In the meantime, you can work around the problem by using Compiz's --use-root-window option, or by modifying Compiz to call XCreateDamage(dpy, cow, XDamageReportNonEmpty) to trigger damage events on the root window when it renders to the COW.
Re: No refresh using compiz/VNC and X 1.7
Wow, this is great information!
It looks like Compiz is run as simply "compiz" (from a binary in /usr/bin/) in Ubuntu (10.04 at least). Does anyone have any idea where Compiz is started/called from, so I can simply change it?
I don't want to just create a shell script redirecting to compiz with this switch, because it may be overwritten by an update. (of course, so could changing a script that starts it on login, I guess)
Also, I would imagine it would be helpful to post here where Compiz is started in other distros, if anyone knows.
Thanks AaronP! This looks like, at least, a great temporary solution!
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- 08-06-2005, 02:47 PM #1Member
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Walking Bare Foot on tiles?????
Hi all, im not sure if its just my mother- inlaw or what it is (actually all the 40+ yr old women around me) since they found out the we were expecting (im 21 weeks now) im forever been told not to walk bare foot on tiles or other cold surfaces as it will effect baby, get this close friend of mine her 6mth old son went into hospital a few weeks ago with a large intestine problem ( intestine kinda sucked into itself, common occurance for that age group baby is fine just needed air blown into bottom to re-inflate intestine) anyways my mother inlaw says that all because she went bare foot, apperently all illnesses come from feet now I find it impossible that a baby 6mths old would be suffering ill effects from mother walking bare foot while pregnant. I much prefer walking bare foot and been comfortable body temp then wearing slippers and overheating ( i dont take heat well) and if I feel that my feet are cold well im not stupid to put up with it ofcourse i put some socks on. Anyways has anyone else been told off about walking bare foot on tiles and does it cause any health problems. She says I well get arthritis or joint pain whatever when I get older.
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LMAO...i walked bare foot on tiles my whole pregnany... even before and beyond.
my babe is fine
maybe an old wives tale
Umm....never heard that one. Im almost 35 weeks and Im constantly walking around on our tiles barefoot...so does my 18mth old daughter for that matter.
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I think my mother-inlaw is not too impressed that im not taking in her advice, I have always been a bare foot person it actually more soothing for the feet standing on cold surface at least for me it is, its crazy we went to coles together a few weeks ago, and I reached up to grab something of the shelf and I got told off grrrrrrr me and my darling husband were mucking around chasing each other around the house, well apperently im not suppose to run thank god our house has finished building and we will be moving out in 3 weeks time wooohoooo If only my mum was around to support me/back me up but unfortunatly thats impossible
Wow, some weird theories, this is the second one today.
Old Wives Tale!
On the running, i was running professionally when i found out i was pg with my son and HAD to stop at about 16 weeks, i was told to stop by my GP.Me, DH & 3 perfect children
This made me think of what happened to us pregnant ladies/small children when there was no such thing as shoes!
I think thats just another old wives tale.ME: Kirsten 27
DH: Heath 28
DS: Myles 5 diagnosed with autism
DS: Angus 1
DS: Owen - joined our family early August 2010
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Silly old wives tale ! It's a bit like "don't frown in the wind or the wind will change and your face stay like that" or "don't go to bed with wet hair or you'll catch a cold.."
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Well how on earth could be we be "barefoot, pregnant and in the kitchen" if this was true??
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lmao that's the funniest pregnancy myth i think i've heard!
i pretty much throw my shoes in the back of the cupboard once pregnant, can't stand the things.
odd. really, really odd


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Axel Alonso:"Despite their financial success." Those're key words, T.M. If readers were truly "fatigued" by big events -- as a lot of people on this forum continually assert -- wouldn't sales plummet when publishers deploy them? Wouldn't that be the inevitable outcome? Doesn't reader disinterest lead to low sales or cancellation?
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