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Miami Valley , Whitewater Valley, and the I-71 corridor of Ohio/Indiana:
Winter Storm Warning for tonight through tomorrow morning.....
Snow initially this evening will mix and even change to a sleet/freezing rain mix as warm air comes in aloft (Over our heads). The mix will change back to snow by dawn with some additional accumulation likely. Ice accumulations of 0.1 to 0.3 of an inch will be possible along I-71 with snow/sleet accumulations of 3 to 6 inches. Areas well NW of I-71 will stay mostly snow, totals there will range from 6 to 10 inches. Areas SE of I-71 will see considerably lesser amounts of snow but higher totals in ice. Ice accumulations over 0.25 of an inch can cause problems with power lines and tree limbs. Ice accumulations of 0.5 is when huge problems really begin with tree damage and power damage. If you are in area outlined by these ice totals be ready for possible power loss.
During the day tomorrow winds will pick up out of the North blowing snow and drifting in some regions. Temperatures will really being to fall behind the storm into the single digits. High pressure will build in through early Saturday keeping cold air around. Another storm system will be possible Saturday night and Sunday.
The following is the seven day forecast for the Dayton metro area and a 50 mile radius around it. Other metro areas like Columbus, Cincinnati, and Portsmouth are not included. For those areas please request a separate forecast. Thanks.
Tonight 2/4 - Mostly cloudy, snow mixing with and changing to freezing rain/sleet heavy at times, back to snow late. (Rain/Ice SE of I-71) Winds NE 10 to 20 mph. Low 24 rising to near 31 by dawn. Chance of precipitation 100%. Snowfall 3 to 6 inches along I-71 with ice accumulations of 0.1 to 0.3 near I-71, 6 to 10 inches NW.
Wednesday 2/5 - Mostly cloudy, scattered snow showers before noon, then scattered flurries. Blowing and drifting snow. Winds NW 10 to 20 mph, gust to 25 mph. High 31 falling into the 20s. Chance of snow 50%. Snowfall around one inch.
Wed night 2/5 - Mostly cloudy. Blowing snow possible. Winds N 5 to 15 mph, gust to 20 mph. Low 9. Wind chill as low as -5.
Thursday 2/6 - Partly cloudy. Winds W 5 to 15 mph. High 15.
Thur night 2/6 - Partly cloudy. Winds W 5 to 15 mph. Low 0. Wind chill as low as -10
Friday 2/7 - Mostly sunny. High 19.
Fri night 2/7 - Mostly cloudy. Low 9.
Saturday 2/8 - Mostly cloudy. High 25.
Sat night 2/8 - Mostly cloudy, scattered snow showers late. Low 16. Chance of precipitation 60%.
Sunday 2/9 - Mostly cloudy, scattered snow showers. High 20. Chance of snow 60%.
Sun night 2/9 - Mostly cloudy, a chance of scattered snow showers. Low 5. Chance of snow 30%.
Monday 2/10 - Partly sunny. High 15.
Mon night 2/10 - Partly cloudy. Low 2.
Tuesday 2/11 - Partly cloudy. High 22.
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Jim VandeHei interviews Ben Bradlee about the latest installment of Vanity Fair scooping the Washington Post on naming a Bob Woodward source. LINK
"Vanity Fair is reporting that former Washington Post executive editor Ben Bradlee says it is reasonable to assume former State Department official Richard L. Armitage is likely the source who revealed CIA operative Valerie Plame's name to Post Assistant Managing Editor Bob Woodward," writes VandeHei.
More: "'I don't think I said it,' Bradlee said. 'I know who his source is, and I don't want to get into it. . . . I have not told a soul who it is.'"
VandeHei reports the Vanity Fair reporter was unavailable for an interview.
Bush Administration agenda and personality:
Per the New York Times, former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage may be called as a witness in a trial concerning, in part, the leaking of classified information to a journalist. LINK
Claude Allen:
The New York Times' Urbina and Kirkpatrick chart the rise and possible fall of Claude Allen's career. LINK
New Orleans:
The Los Angeles Times on Mitch Landrieu's campaign trip to Houston, TX where an estimated 45,000 registered New Orleans voters currently reside. LINK
The Houston Chronicle's Kristen Mack on the same: LINK
Port politics:
With the exact terms of the DPW plan still murky, the Wall Street Journal exclusively looks at what the company was prepared to offer at the end -- before the actual end. LINK
On where the Dubai deal stands, Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John Warner said on CNN yesterday that "the deal is over." LINK
Bloomberg News' Laura Litvan reports that chairwoman of the homeland security panel Susan Collins said her proposal, co-sponsored by Sen. Joseph Lieberman, would eliminate the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) and be replaced by a Committee to Secure Commerce led by Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
The Schwarzenegger Era:
San Francisco Chronicle ed board weighs in on whether or not Schwarzenegger's pledge to curb emissions of heat-trapping gases will lead to action or will remain just plain rhetoric. LINK
The DeLay team chalked up a win yesterday as a Texas state appeals court threw out over 30 subpoenas issued by Travis County prosecutors investigating DeLay's political fundraising activities over the last decade, writes R.G. Ratcliff in the Houston Chronicle. LINK
The politics of porn:
After getting her $2500 contribution all sorted out and in her own name, Mary Carey -- the porn star politician of California recall fame -- is all set to attend Thursday evening's NRCC fundraising dinner at which President Bush is expected as well.
Carey was disappointed to learn on Monday that the NRCC would not accept the original contribution sent from her producer's bank account in her legal name, Mary Cook.
She got in touch with the NRCC and sent $2500 from her account in her professional name, but she plans revenge. "I won't dress as conservatively as I did last year. I'm going to wear something more revealing this year because the NRCC is being mean to me," Carey told The Note.
NRCC spokesman Carl Forti responded by saying, "It is illegal to contribute to any political organization under someone else's name. Therefore we could not accept a donation from her producer in her name. If Mary is mad at anyone she should be mad at the FEC."
Carey, who says she loves the President, is searching for a Washington, DC venue to hold a Thursday afternoon press conference to reveal her dinner outfit.


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- 48603 Highway One, Big Sur, CA, 93920
Screening of the Winners of 2012 Big Sur Short Film Series in Big Sur
Henry Miller Memorial Library
Thursday, August 29, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (PDT)
In 2012, the Big Sur International Short Film Screening Series received over 800 submissions from over 70 countries. We narrowed the field down to the best 50-or-so films and screened them across the summer.
Then the jury had their say.
That's right: our incredible jury, consisting of Philip Glass, Kirsten Dunst, Laurie Anderson, Mark and Michael Polish, Susan Littenberg, Lawrence Inglee, and Vilmost Zsigmond chose "the best of the best." (More on our jury below!)
Come to the Henry Miller Library and check out the winners from the 2012 series!
The Big Sur International Short Film Screening Series Jury
One of the most innovative and creative artists of the 20th century, Philip has received three Academy Award nominations for his film scores and has performed at the Henry Miller Memorial Library in 2008 for our annual benefit concert, and twice in 2011, including a performance of his score for the 1931 Bela Lugosi film "Dracula" as part of his 2011 Days and Nights Festival.
Experimental artist, composer, and musician, Laurie is also a dear friend of the Henry Miller Memorial Library, having played our annual benefit concert in 2005. Laurie is a pioneer in electronic music and has invented several devices that she has used in her recordings and performance art shows.
American film actress recently nominated for the European Film Award for Best Actress and New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress for her role in the critically-acclaimed film "Melancholia."
One of the "ten most influencial cinematographers in history" according to the International Cinematographers Guild, Zsigmond won an Oscar for "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," an addition to three other nominations across his 30+ year career.
The Polish Brothers are two of the most creative and resourceful filmmakers in independent cinema today. Their latest effort is "For Lovers Only," a "no-budget," black-and-white indie romance made using their own camera and equipment and no lighting lights or extraneous crew.
A prolific American film editor who has worked with Stephen Soderbergh, Jim Jarmush, Hal Hartley, and Ang Lee, Littenberg was nominated for Best Edited Feature Film – Comedy or Musical for "Easy A" at the 2010 American Cinema Editors Awards.
Lawrence is an American film producer who serves as the President of Lightstream Pictures. Inglee has worked as a producer on a number of films, including "The Messenger" by director Oren Moverman and "The Day After Tomorrow" by director Roland Emmerich.
The Henry Miller Memorial Library is a a public benefit, non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization championing the literary, artistic and cultural contributions of the late writer, artist, and Big Sur resident Henry Miller.
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Whether you're a left-handed tech yourself, have one as a coworker, or simply want to see nails from a different perspective, you can benefit from learning about how south paw nail techs adapt their set-ups to stay in their right minds and in the right career path for them.
Many right-handed workers think of manicure tables as neutral pieces of furniture that either a right- or left-handed person can use. However, left-handed techs generally find that all of the drawers, cabinets, supplies, cables, and really everything a tech needs to do her job are a long reach from her dominant hand. "I liked that I was allowed to reverse my table set-up for my state board exam because the positions of my implements and products were taught backward to me," says left-handed tech Tracie McNeal of WildSide Nailz Art Studio in Lancaster, Calif. "Nearly every tech I see keeps her dappen dishes and powders to whichever side she holds her brush. As do I."
Left-handed techs who we spoke to overcame this problem by having their tables custom built or, in several cases, reaching an agreement with the salon owner in which the owner purchased the custom table for them. Kathy Wagner of Frank's On First in Casper, Wyo., commissioned her woodworking husband to build one based on her drawing. "I needed a drawer on the left side as well as a cupboard for tall bottles. This conclusion came from trying other tables," she says.
If you're currently shopping for a left-handed manicure table, many salon furnishing companies will custom build one for you. "We make all of our pieces to the customers' specs," says Jason Mondene, a representative of Design X Manufacturing, adding that the price is the same at Design X regardless of the side onv which the drawers are placed. Mondene also suggests nail bars as a solution (where the nail techs work side-by-side on a long tabletop) since these typically feature storage in the center of the table (under the work surface), providing equal access to both hands.
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Books, songs, rhymes, and fun for children of all ages unless noted.
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Letters to the Editor: 08.27.08
Local hero
Back in the '90s when I went to Del Mar College I was given an assignment in my organizational communication class. I was to interview a public figure I admired. My choice: Walter Furley.
I grew up watching his noon newscasts. He is a wealth of information, a true historian. He knew about everything that happened in the last half century. Everything was neatly catalogued in his mind along with local reaction to national events all so fluidly visited upon with various station problems or other things happening in the newsroom.
I was truly amazed at his recall. I was allowed to audiotape our conversation. I keep that tape carefully. I taped his last broadcast. As with Johnny Carson, I saw the end of a phase in my life.
He is a polite, generous man with a deep appreciation of the human condition. A chronicler of our time, a genuine local hero. The noon news has never been the same.
His recent contribution to the Viewpoints Page regarding KZTV's pending sale (Aug. 19) gave a small example of his experience and pride in a job well done for half a century. Newscaster, actor, historian of the American way, thank you, Mr. Furley, for a job well done.
David Guerra
Good for a bonfire
Here we go again. The Museum of Science and History wants the City Council to come up with more money to save the rotting Columbus fleet replica ships.
Why bother? Columbus didn't discover Corpus Christi, and these aren't really his ships, anyway.
What we should do now is this: When it's time for Bayfest, put all three of the ships together somewhere along the Bayfront, douse them with gasoline, and have a big Bayfest bonfire.
As dry-rotted as they are, they should burn very nicely, and then the only expense would be to clean up the ashes afterward, which the city sanitation department is quite capable of doing.
Then, that would be the final expense the citizens of Corpus Christi would have to pay for these replicas, which we never should have bought from Spain to begin with.
Tony Kinsel
Missed date
My experience with Rep. Juan Garcia is that he did not respond to two letters I sent him last year regarding our excessive real estate tax.
When he became aware of my discontent through a common friend, he had one of his staff workers arrange a luncheon appointment to discuss it with me. However, the day before the appointment, the staffer called to say Mr. Garcia had another commitment come up and would have to cancel. I was to be rescheduled but that never happened.
I'll give Mr. Garcia credit that at least one or more of these oversights were staff mistakes.
But if he can't run his paid staff, how in the world can he be expected to help run Texas.
Craig Wooldridge
Not so late
Know your facts. I would like to thank Mr. Bill Smith for attending the Sinton Scouts flag retirement ceremony we held on July 26 (Letters, Aug. 3, "Hot and late").
We'll even shake his hand and offer him, as we did our few over 80's veterans and others, a cool bottle of water to sip on as the ceremony began.
Our list of dignitaries indeed included the Sinton VFW members and all other veterans of the many wars our great country has fought, for him and me and our freedom.
One of our invited guest did include state Rep. Juan Garcia, who had previously committed to emcee the Feria de las Flores event in Corpus Christi. Rep. Garcia did send a campaign representative, who was late due to having the wrong map. We appreciated her speech and wonder why Mr. Smith felt it necessary to exaggerate about how late she was.
I'm sorry he saw fit to drag politics into a very emotional Scout ceremony for the veterans. And had we known any other candidates were present we would most certainly have recognized them as well.
Karen Gerla
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Google has announced an interesting new feature for Google image search. Users will now be able to sort image results by subject to better find the picture they are after. This feature has the potential to take a random pile of images, and help users make sense of it all.
As the feature rolls out over the next week or so, you will notice that the sidebar has a new "Sort by subject" option. If you click this, your results will be reorganized with headers for the subject of the image. Google used the example of London in their blog post. If a user searches for London, then organizes by subject, they can get all the images of Big Ben in one place, and all the snapshots of Tower Bridge in a separate row.
We're especially intrigued with the idea that Sort by subject could help identify images you otherwise wouldn't be able to. You might not know what the name of that bridge in London is, but with this new feature, you might be able to find out very quickly. Can you think up any uses for Sort by subject?


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USC not buying into the hype
LOS ANGELES — If Kevin Thomas were working in the ABC/ESPN marketing department, the season's most anticipated non-conference showdown would instead be labeled "Just Another Collision at the Coliseum."
"I haven't been waiting that long for this game," said the USC cornerback from Rio Mesa High. "It's just another game on the schedule. Just another opponent."
To Thomas, top-ranked USC (1-0) hosting No. 5 Ohio State, a participant in the past two Bowl Championship Series national titles games, at the Coliseum tonight is "nothing major."
Thomas, who intercepted a pass in USC's season-opening 52-7 romp over Virginia on Aug. 30, understands the fuss being made off campus. His cell phone won't stop ringing with ticket requests.
"I've been getting phone calls, just like everybody else," said Thomas. "Honestly, I can't even count (how many). I've got friends from way back hitting me up.
"Obviously, it's a big game outside of our facilities. But to us, it's another game that we have to play."
That mind-set is better understood with the perspective provided by one simple statistic. USC has won 13 straight non-conference regular-season games against BCS opposition under head coach Pete Carroll since a 27-20 loss to Kansas State on Sept. 21, 2002.
"We can't approach (this game) differently if we're going to expect to play well," said Carroll. "We have to approach this exactly like we approached the last game, national championship games, opening games for years. And that's our challenge, to find a way to do that.
"The whole point is for us to play really well, you know. It's not who you're playing; it's for us to play really well."
The pregame build-up has focused on Ohio State running back Chris "Beanie" Wells and his health. Wells, who ran for 1,609 yards and 15 touchdowns last year, injured an ankle in the Buckeyes' season-opening win over Youngstown State.
"As a corner, I hope they pass the whole game and give me more opportunities to make plays," said Thomas.
Late Friday, Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said Wells will not play today.
"He's been getting treatment 15 times a day," Tressel told the assembled media just minutes after he told his team of the decision. "I guess if looks could kill, he fought me. I just told the team because it's important our guys know what we thought we should do."
Without Wells last weekend, Ohio State needed a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown to squeak past Ohio, 26-14.
"It was not a stellar performance by any means," said Tressel.
Redshirt freshman Dan Herron, sophomore Brandon Saine and senior Maurice Wells shared the carries for against Ohio.
Today's game perhaps revolves around the Trojans' ability to limit the Ohio State ground game. But the Buckeyes do have two interesting quarterbacks, starter Todd Boeckman and ballyhooed freshman Terrelle Pryor.
"(Boeckman) has completed most of his passes," said Thomas. "He's the main guy running the offense. Then you see the freshman (Pryor) come in on film and he's looking to run and make moves on you. They turn into an option team.
"They both look good on film. It's going to be a great challenge for us."
In preparation for the draw and option dimensions Pryor could bring, the USC defense prepared this week against a scout team which included tailback Joe McKnight behind center.
"Terrelle Pryor is a great athlete," said Carroll. "This guy is a really big-time player. There's another kid we tried to recruit.
"What they've done really well with this guy is they put him in, let him play. They haven't hesitated to do that. They've thrown the ball with him, ran the ball with him, which he can do both. He definitely has a style that's different than Todd Boeckman. So they present different situations and problems for you."
Although the teams haven't met since 1990, USC leads the series, 11-9-1, including a 4-3 edge in the teams' seven Rose Bowl meetings.
— The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Combine all dressing ingredients with 1/4 cup water in a blender; set aside. Coat a large skillet or wok with cooking spray; heat over high heat and add 1 1/2 teaspoons oil. When oil is hot, cook tofu and scallions 1 minute, then turn tofu once; cook 1 to 2 minutes more. Transfer tofu to a cutting board, cut into 1/2-inch cubes and place in a bowl with scallions. Add remaining 1 1/2 teaspoons oil to skillet. Stir in broccoli, edamame and mushrooms. Reduce heat to medium; cook, stirring often, 3 to 4 minutes. Add broth. Cover and cook until vegetables are tender, 3 to 4 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in peas, salt and pepper. Add noodles and vegetable mixture to tofu mixture. Toss with dressing to coat.
Per serving: 438 calories per serving, 11.9 g fat, 1 g saturated, 61.1 g carbohydrates, 8.2 g fiber, 23 g protein
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Michigan's Hoke expects Gardner to get 5th season
"The only thing I wish I wouldn't have done was call the timeout," Hoke said.
Robinson took the blame for the result of the play.
"I've got to come a little tighter and then get outside a little more," he said Saturday. "I made a bad read on that run and that's my fault."
Other than wishing he didn't call a timeout in that situation, Hoke insisted he didn't have any regrets about how Gardner and Robinson were used at Ohio State.
Michigan (8-4) dropped one spot to No. 20 in this week's Associated Press college football poll and will have to wait for the results of Saturday night's Big Ten championship game, in which Nebraska plays Wisconsin, to get some clarity for its postseason plans.
The Wolverines will work out but not practice this week in part because they don't know when or against whom they'll play next.
At some point soon, Hoke said he will talk to offensive tackle Taylor Lewan about his future, which might include skipping his senior season to enter the NFL draft.
Hoke said he and Lewan are waiting to get a response from the NFL's draft advisory board that provides juniors with an estimate of where they might be selected if they make themselves eligible to be drafted.
Will Hoke advise him to stay or go?
"I want to gear the young man into what's the best for him," Hoke said.
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Reelz Channel counted down their top ten Thanksgiving movie scenes, and they arrive at a not surprising number one. But watch the whole list as well as some also-rans to find many you forgot had a connection to Turkey Day at all.
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BELLEVUE, WA, June 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Oncothyreon Inc. (Nasdaq: ONTY) (TSX:ONY) today announced enrollment of the first patient in a Phase 1 trial of PX-866 in patients with advanced solid tumors. PX-866 is a small molecule compound designed to inhibit the activity of phosphatidylinositol-3-kinase (PI-3K), an important cell survival signaling pathway.
"PX-866 is a potent inhibitor of PI-3K, a component of a critical pathway that is activated in many types of cancer, leading to tumor growth and survival," said Lynn Kirkpatrick, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer of Oncothyreon. "We believe that the mechanism of action of PX-866, which irreversibly inhibits PI-3K, will have pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic advantages that will distinguish PX-866 in the competitive field of PI-3K inhibitors."
The Phase 1 trial is expected to enroll up to 63 patients with advanced metastatic cancer who have failed or are intolerant of standard therapy. Patients will receive PX-866 orally once per day on days 1 through 5 and 8 through 12 during a four-week treatment cycle. Primary objectives of the study include establishment of a maximum tolerated dose, evaluation of safety, and analysis of the pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic profiles of PX-866.
"The start of the PX-866 trial represents a significant milestone for
Oncothyreon, as we now have three active clinical programs underway for our
promising small molecule inhibitors," said Robert L. Kirkman, M.D.,
President and CEO of Oncothyreon. "Together with our therapeutic vaccine
programs, we have successfully established a broad and diverse oncology
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Cubs optioned RHP Donn Roach to Triple-A Iowa.
Cubs acquired LHP Clayton Richard from the Pirates in exchange for cash considerations; purchased his contract from Triple-A Iowa.
Jake Odorizzi (oblique) will make one more rehab start before being activated from the disabled list.
Tom Koehler limited the Cubs to just one run across six innings in a 2-1 win Friday.
A.J. Ramos nailed down his 13th save of the season with a scoreless ninth inning in Friday's win over the Cubs.
Jason Hammel pitched well but took a hard-luck loss Friday, holding the Marlins to two runs over seven innings.
Justin Bour homered for the fourth straight game Friday, with his solo shot proving to be the winning run in a victory over the Cubs.
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Michael Sam's announcement that he is gay has been the story of the week in the NFL, and players in the league know the story is just beginning.
For that reason and for others, New York Giants cornerback Terrell Thomas said, Sam could find acceptance in NFL locker rooms difficult to come by.
"The attention on him is going to bring attention to the team — unwanted attention, questions that the players, the coaches, the whole organization is going to have to answer — and that's a lot for one player to carry by himself," Thomas told ESPN.com in a phone interview Tuesday night.
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I like the twist on words, but if I look at it correctly, when you say "nothing" it should be given 2 meanings.
It's suggesting a case of Equivocation.
"What is better than eternal bliss? Nothing. But a slice of bread is better than nothing. So slice of bread is more than eternal bliss."
The first "Nothing" is saying that there is No Thing better than eternal bliss - thus that eternal bliss is the best Thing to have.
The second "Nothing" is saying that it is better to have bread than No thing at all - thus that bread is better than not having anything at all (zilch, nada, not-a-thing.)
The concluion therefore, is equivocating two very different uses of the word "Nothing" in the previous phrase.


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As a consumer, absolutely I'm basing it on that. I'll give Ubuntu a go tomorrow and see how that goes. Unless you can suggest a different distro that doesn't involve me mucking around, finding drivers for components that requre me to use my PC.
Honestly. The biggest gripe wasn't the lack of drivers for absolutely everything, but the fact that something as SIMPLE as print to PDF is next to impossible. Even with the thousands of tutorials online, all which say different things, nothing worked.
What I want to achieve isn't as simple as I will want it to be, but bottom line is, I need the PC to be running, and printing.
Basically, for work, we login via RDP, which is easy enough under SUSE. But then we use a DOS program.
I need that DOS program to print in Linux, when it is told to. Which will be the struggle. When using the RDP on Windows, it send it to a program on the local machine called Automate Spooler, which is apparently the only way to make the DOS program print locally. The EXE loads up in WINE, but hell, there maybe an even better way to make it work.
But yeah, OTT with my Linux hate. I was quite frustrated earlier in the day.
As for picking SUSE, I filled out some generator online, answered a few questions, and it said SUSE was the best for what I wanted.
Also, I'm using KDE. I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but I honestly don't care what environment I install and use. The PC will have limited use, but printing from RDP is an absolute necessity.
I strongly recommend that you install Elementary OS (and do some things after the installation )and see how you feel about Linux after that. Printing in PDF is extremely simple, I just installed a virtual PDF printer (cups-pdf I think) and that's it. Also, I never liked KDE, it's too much eye-candy for me and too slow.


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A Nicollet woman has been accused of stealing dozens of morphine pills from a former hospice patient in Mankato. Felony drug charges were filed against 32-year-old Jennifer Laura Plooster on Friday in Blue Earth County Court. The theft of the morphine was first reported in September, but the investigation was delayed because Plooster checked herself into a treatment facility for opiate addiction shortly after the allegations came to light. Her nursing license was suspended by the Minnesota Board of Nursing in February. Plooster had allegedly visited a former patient at the Good Samaritan Home in Mankato around 4 times, and on one of those occasions the man noticed that around 80 pills were missing. Plooster initially denied taking the pills, but reportedly confessed to the crimes when she appeared before the Minnesota Board of Nursing in December. Her first court appearance is set for July 19th.
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You are enjoying the fun of summer when -- plunk! -- there's a day of mourning. This year, the ninth of Av, the day both Temples were destroyed, falls early in the summer. The fast starts at sunset on July 17 and continues until sunset on July 18.
There are some things that are traditionally prohibited on Tisha B'Av:
Wearing leather shoes
Wearing perfume
Greeting each other
The Western Wall
Although both Temples were destroyed, one wall was left: the western wall of the outer courtyard. Our rabbis say that this wall is referred to in the "Song of Songs." They say this indicates to us that this wall will never be destroyed. It has become the central symbol for Jewish unity. Do you want to take a peek at the wall? Or even put a note with a prayer on it in one of the cracks? You can do that from your computer.
Go to: www.aish.com and click on Wall Camera. You'll see a real-time picture of the Wall.
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Why aren't we supposed to wear leather shoes?
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Warm Bodies is an exploration of what it means to be fully human and fully alive. Zombies are a perennial favorite for talking about these subjects. Are the "undead" alive? Are they "human"? But zombie movies are also a way of talking about the "other" and how we are to relate with them. I found Warm Bodies particular good in both of these areas, while also being light-hearted (even funny at times) and not overly cheesy on the romance.
Looking at Warm Bodies theologically, these questions and considerations take on a different hue. What do zombies have to do with Jesus? What does it means to be "fully alive" from a theological point of view? What does it mean to be "fully human"? And how are Jesus-disciples called to relate with the 'other'?
Jesus and zombies are actually old friends. The first appearance of "Zombie Jesus" in popular culture is attributed to an episode of Matt Groening's cartoon Futurama back in 1999, but the meme has progressively gained popularity in the years since—particular when Easter time comes around. While some find this meme offensive, even an "attack on Christianity," I don't think we should. I think the comparison can offer the Church an opportunity and common ground to make some important and hopefully helpful reflections.
For example, I found many of the themes captured in Warm Bodies to be very compelling illustrations of Christian theology. For the sake of brevity, I'll constrain my thoughts to just three: What Christian theology has to say about life and death (Part 1); What Christian theology has to say about being human (Part 2); and What Christian theology has to say about relating to the 'other' (Part 3).
For those who are not familiar with Dr. Reza Aslan (like his Fox News interviewer, apparently), he is a religion scholar 1 who has published several books on terrorism, Islam, and radical Islamic fundamentalism.2 I became familiar with Aslan when he appeared twice on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, once in 2009 to promote his book How to Win a Cosmic War and again in 2010 to promote a different book: Beyond Fundamentalism. Both books deal with religion, globalization, and terrorism.3
Recently, Aslan has returned to The Daily Show, this time to promote his new book on Jesus, but not Christianity.4 At the start of the interview, John Oliver (the interviewer) says:
"Let's be clear, this book is about Jesus the man, not so much Jesus the Christ."
To which Aslan responds, nodding his head in the affirmative:
"It's about the historical Jesus, not the Christ of faith."
The tricky thing about evaluating Aslan's take on Jesus is that so much of what he says is exactly correct. But in the fine details, Aslan makes many critical errors that are both historical and theological. In this post, I'd like to give Aslan credit for what he gets correct, while also pointing out the mistakes he makes and offering a possible reason why he's made them.
Years ago now, I read Mere Discipleship by Lee Camp with a small group I started made up mostly of seminary students called "Tanks to Tractors", but I never did review the book here on Theological Graffiti. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in what it means to be a disciple (i.e. follower, student, imitator) of Jesus. Camp is an excellent writer, he draws from many important sources, and the second edition of the book includes a study guide for groups.
The first members of New City Covenant Church's "launch team" will be reading and dialoguing around the subjects in the book for the remainder of the summer as well as putting what we're learning into practice by serving our neighbors in the South End/Lower Roxbury neighborhood of Boston. (If you live in the Boston metro area and are interested in joining us, you can find out more at the church's website.) So my wife suggested it might be appropriate for me to write not only about the book here, but also about the approach we're taking to learning from this book and one another. That is why in this post I'll be describing both: Two of the key theological concepts from the first chapter of the book—"Social Location" and the "Constantinian Shift"—as well as the Dialogue model of engagement we'll be practicing. In the weeks to come, I hope to provide a post like this one (minus the part about dialogue) to describe more of the concepts and arguments Camp covers in the book.
This is not a review, though one is likely to come later. Instead, I only wish to offer a few priliminary observations about this Bible for children, the Jesus Storybook Bible, that I just began reading to my own children at bedtimes.
From my preliminary observations, I am overjoyed by the quality of this children's Bible and excited to experience it with my children. In fact, I think this Bible will not only benefit children, but also adults. This book even has a thing or two to teach theologians!
The illustrations in this Bible are beautiful! I love the whimsical, yet deliberate style. But most of all I love the deliberate choice of the author and illustrator to make the main characters brown-skinned. In stark contrast to "The Bible" miniseries which aired on the History Channel, the Jesus Storybook Bible does not depict people of ancient Hebrew decent as European/white. Instead, the award-winning illustrator, Jago, was sure to give the biblical characters a darker, more historically accurate, complextion than many (if not most) Western children's Bibles. Nowhere is this more important than in the ethnicity of Jesus Himself. For far too long, children in the West have been deceived by depictions of Jesus as white.
This photo was floating around the interwebs before Joel Watts snatched it up and Brian LePort shared it. It's a play on a familiar slogan from our Fundamentalist friends. In this version, it's been updated to reflect reality.
In case you have trouble reading the parts that are wrinkled, here it is typed out. (And I've added a suggestion Brian made in a Facebook comment):
(It was filtered through finite human authors who recorded their inspired thoughts by means of the language, symbols, and customs of their day.)
(As best as I could in light of all the filters imposed by my upbrining and culture, which I try to control for but you can never do a perfect job.)
(But it does give me enough of a platform to base my values and decisions on.)
Hollywood isn't to blame for getting the Christian view of the end times wrong—Christians are to blame. Christians have failed time and time again to preach a consistent, unified, and biblically faithful message, and Hollywood is simply going by what we have presented them.
Instead of preaching of God's desire to restore God's good creation and bring perfect shalom to the whole world—which is what the Bible actually teaches—U.S. American Christians have presented a portrayal of a god who wishes only to destroy the world and all God's enemies while spiriting away all the "born-again" believers to safety in some other-worldly place. Do not be deceived, that is a gnostic "gospel". It is dualism and escapism and it is what the world thinks Christians believe.
This summer, at least two hollywood comedies will be based on this depiction of Christian eschatology, and they will perpetuate gross distortions of the Bible and of orthodox Christian theology.
On Memorial Day, it was beautiful in Boston. The air temperature hovered around 70 degrees and there was a light, cool breeze. Just like we had planned, my oldest son, Tyson, and I spent the day together—just the two of us. We don't get to do that often enough, and he craves alone time with his dad. I don't get to spend one-on-one time with him as much as I'd like to, so I was particularly excited about our time together too. So we decided to head downtown. I had a feeling we could find some mischief to get into down there. We started out just meandered around the Common. He was hungry so I bought him a hotdog from a food cart. He almost immediately proceeded to drop it on the pavement, so I bought him another one.
Fundamentalists often assume, and would have others believe, that the flood narrative is a straightforward account of divine violence. But such a wooden interpretation does theological violence to the character of God. So, instead of approaching this story with either the pseudoscientific or "plain meaning" hermeneutics of Fundamentalists, a trained Christian student of biblical interpretation will instead seek to get inside the story and understand it from the perspective of its original hearers. And secondly, Christian interpreters will interpret the story in the light of Christ's Advent, Passion, and Mission of New Creation. Christian interpreters ask "What does the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Christ have to say about this?" Therefore, the Christian hermeneutic necessary for understanding this story is one of historical, cultural insight combined with a Christian perspective of the whole biblical narrative.
[Sidenote: This is the first "syncroblog" of the Despised Ones blogging collective. To read more submissions on this topic, visit our Facebook Page.]
"Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage;
rather, he made himself nothing
by taking the very nature of a servant,
being made in human likeness.
And being found in appearance as a man,
he humbled himself
by becoming obedient to death—
even death on a cross!
Therefore God exalted him to the highest place
and gave him the name that is above every name,
that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow,
in heaven and on earth and under the earth,
and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord,
to the glory of God the Father."
"Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage;
rather, he made himself nothing
by taking the very nature of a servant,
being made in human likeness.
And being found in appearance as a man,
he humbled himself
by becoming obedient to death—
even death on a cross!
Therefore God exalted him to the highest place
and gave him the name that is above every name,
that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow,
in heaven and on earth and under the earth,
and every tongue acknowledge that Jesus Christ is Lord,
to the glory of God the Father."
If you're an evangelical Christian under 40, you've more than likely encountered the phenomenon of celebrity pastors using Twitter to communicate with the world. And if you've read tweets by celebrity pastors, you've probably cringed, thrown things, laughed, cried, cheered, or feverishly wrote angry responses on your blog.
It's clear to many of us that a pattern has emerged: 1) A celebrity pastor posts a crazy, stupid, homophobic, insensitive, and/or racist tweet; 2) This sparks a news cycle's worth of responses on Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and Christian news outlets with nothing better to write about; 3) Eventually the hype dies down, only to be resuscitated by the next tweet heard around the interwebs. Am I the only one who is getting exhausted by this cycle?
Author: Tripp York
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Wipf & Stock (2010)
Language: English
I love reading to my kids before bed. But I find it very difficult to find books that I'm truly excited to read with them. Many Christian children's books out there are just too hokey. Before finding Donkeys and Kings: And Other "Tails" of the Bible by Tripp York, the only Christian books I'd ever been excited to read to my kids were those from The Chronicles of Narnia series by C. S. Lewis. Part of it is just pure selfishness. It's not just that I don't want to subject my kids to the subpar storytelling of some Christian children's books. It's more that I just can't tolerate hearing myself read them—and I can only roll my eyes so much before they are bound to get stuck in the back of my head. That's why I'm so thankful for Donkeys and Kings. It's biblically-literate, theological-astute, accessible to children, and interesting to adults—all at the same time! Also York is a genuinely great writer. His storytelling is compelling, he creates interesting characters, and he skillfully utilizes dialogue.
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SAFARICOM should not be forced to share its infrastructure network in a bid to expedite approval of the joint acquisition bid with rival Airtel for exiting Essar Telecom's yuMobile, chief executive Bob Collymore has said.
"If you ask me should I be forced to share my network? I say hell no...because you as an investor or shareholder has invested on average Sh25 billion to Sh27 billion a year," he said on Tuesday. "Why should somebody then come along and have a right to jump over that...(It) is a disincentive to investors."
Safaricom is interested in Indian Essar's passive 453 network sites and their leases, data centre,office space, spectrum and residual assets including IT infrastructure, while Airtel wants yuMobile's close to 2.8 million subscribers, GSM licences and subscriber related contracts.
CA director-general Francis Wangusi has nonetheless severally insisted on "infrastructure sharing and collocation" as the main condition for the impending take over priced at $120 million (about Sh10.56 billion), citing provisions of the Kenya Information Communication Amendment Act.
Safaricom was required to open its framework for infrastructure sharing with other licensed operators on commercial basis as well as hosting of Mobile Virtual Network Operators with clear time frames.
CA on March 28 approved three MVNOs - Finserve Africa (Equity Bank's subsidiary), ZionCell and Mobile Pay - all Airtel's infrastructure network.
Airtel has further brought on board national carrier Kenya Airways although this is still awaiting CA's approval.
Collymore said no prospective MVNO has approached the dominant mobile network operator with over 21.6 million subscribers.


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The answer is no, it will not contribute any measurable warmth inside the helmet. That being said, to keep your face warm you must minimize air flow inside the helmet as much as possible(read good sealing in the neck area). Unfortunately, now that you've stopped the air flow and your face is warm, your shield will start to fog. This is why you
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Just noticed you are using a breath mask. These things are a must, and work unbelievebly well. Thought I needed some new ones so I went to nofogusa.com and low and behold, they have a heated version now:
Well, the HJC IS-Max with pinlock, breath mask, and chin curtain all in place actually do take care of all of this. Problem is the chin curtain folds up on the breath mask, which is how i've been using it. I thought there were other vents letting in air, but after your comment tried unfolding the curtain to fully cover the bottom and it seemed to stop the airflow entirely. Unfortuantely it takes a while to futz with the curtain every time the chin bar is lowered and it frequently pops out requiring the entire helmet to be removed for replacement.
With everything in place though, the only thing that fogs is the internal sun-shield occasionally...
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"Power Dial" is the name of the product from The View Camera Store, not power wheel as I called it in the previous post.
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"Power Dial" is the name of the product from The View Camera Store, not power wheel as I called it in the previous post.
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I bought "BTZS Lite" and understand how to figure out the exposure/SBR using the tool. But how do you know how to develop the negative -- if I recall the tool gives you the G-bar (average gradient) which is supposed to tell you how to develop the film. But I don't see any information mapping the G-bar to the development time. Do you need to purchase the ExpoDev Palm software to fully use "BTZS Lite"?
(I'm having trouble locating the tool, so I might be mis-rembering the G-bar.)
I don't worry about the G-bar, I just figure dev. by using the SBR and recommendations from others that have done the testing. Such as Sandy Kings testing of pyrocat-hd for films I use or the dev. times for using D-76 from the Dick Arentz book. They may not be exact but they are very close. Both give recommended times for different SBR's to obtain a neg. for printing with palladium which is all I use. Hope this helps.
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I finally found my "PowerDial" for "BTZS Lite". It doesn't seem that the PowerDial can be used without the ExpoDev software. The PowerDial will give you the "G-bar" (average gradiant) which you use to determine the development time for the film. But this critical piece of information is missing: the PowerDial doesn't provide a mapping table for G-bar to developing time. In other words, you have no idea what time to use to develop the film.
I am planning to purchase the ExpoDev software once it is available on PocketPC (I've been waiting for months now -- not sure when the software will be available). In the mean time, would it be improper to ask for the "G-bar to developing times" for the following combinations (all 4x5 sheet film), assuming someone has this info:
- XTOL (full-strength) & TMAX-100
- XTOL (full-strength) & TXP-320
- HC110 Dil H & TXP-320
When I use the power dial I just turn the gadget over and find what the SBR is and use that to determine dev. time. I don't use the ExpoDev software but I'm sure it would work fine also.
Thanks wm blunt...
I will check into BTZS lite..and thanks for clearing that up.
As for anybody else reading this thread... I can honestly say that I have seen wm blunt's PT/Pd prints and if he is using this system..then it works.
Wm Blunt gets a wonderful tonal range in his Pt/Pd prints.
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Originally Posted by wm blunt
You make a good point about the availability of existing recommendations based on BTZS testing, which includes not only Dick Arentz and me but also the extensive data from tests done by Phil Davis that you get when you buy the WinPlotter program. Some of use like to do our own testing of course, but the fact is that if you use the same developers that Arentz, Davis and I do, and develop the film the same way, your developing times should be very, very close to what we came up with. Also, people who use WinPlotter can easily share files, as I have done this with quite a number of photographers.
Some of you may know that Michael Smith and I are working on a book about contact printing, and for the book I carried out a lot of testing of films using both Pyrocat-HD and ABC Pyro. One of the ideas I have is that people who buy the book will also be able to obtain WinPlotter files of all of this testing so that persons who own WinPlotter can just download the files and figure out development times for themselves.
I own and have used from time to time the Expo-Dev program but as a general rule I find it to be more trouble than it is worth for most of my field work. However, I do find it useful with very complicated scenes that include filter corrections, reciprocity and corrections for bellows draw. In these cases it would take me much longer to make the calculations manually than with Expo-Dev, and I would also not be as sure of the results.
Hi Wm,
Wonder if you would please explain what the "power wheel" is, I am not familiar with it and I dont think I have seen one in Australia.
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!Red Green
The title character of the show. He's a deadpan, gravelly-voiced everyman who's faced with all the concerns of a middle-aged man in rural Canada. Besides keeping the audience informed on what's going on at the lodge he's the head of, he offers advice to any middle-agers just like him. Played by comedian Steve Smith, who also does comedy tours as the Red Green character.
!!Tropes associated with Red:
* AfraidOfBlood: Faints at the sight of it. Harold delights in finally finding something at which Red is more of a wimp than he is.
* BadassBeard
* CatchPhrase: Several: "If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy", "Remember, I'm pullin' for ya. We're all in this together", "If my wife is watching, I'll be coming straight home after the meeting...", "Keep your stick on the ice", "...the handyman's secret weapon, duct tape", etc.
* CoolOldGuy
* CreatorThumbprint: Red shares Steve Smith's love of cars and beer.
* DeadpanSnarker
* DIYDisaster: Often.
* DuctTapeForEverything: It's the handyman's secret weapon, after all.
* EmbarrassingFirstName: Red's first name is not "Red"; Harold finds out what it really is and understands why he uses his nickname.
** According to [[AllThereInTheManual Red's biography seen online and on DVDs]], Red's mother originally wanted to name him "Plaid", but his father disagreed. She got even when she bought Red his first plaid flannel shirt.
* HappilyMarried: Red ends every show with a message for his wife, with whom he apparently has a very good relationship.
* NiceHat: His green fishing hat.
* VocalEvolution: Steve's voice for Red started out rather flat, hesitant and monotone, but became more dynamic over time.
!Harold Green
Red's nerdy nephew, and the butt of many jokes. He's also the "technical" man on the show, using a strange looking gadget to "control" the many IdiosyncraticWipes. Played by Patrick [=McKenna=].
!!Tropes associated with Harold:
* AnnoyingLaugh
* ButtMonkey
* EmbarrassingMiddleName: Harold Spooner Dortmund Mepps Green.
* {{Keet}}
* LookalikeLovers: Eventually starts dating a girl named Bonnie, who is essentially [[OppositeSexClone a female version of himself]] (much to Red's horror). They become engaged late in the series' run and the series finale involves their wedding.
** This trope even applied when they both got makeovers to become more attractive to each other without the other's knowledge, and their new outfits turn out to be identical.
* NerdGlasses
* PutOnABus: After the show's eighth season, [=McKenna=] began having personal difficulties and decided to leave the show. Harold was shown getting a job in the city and was phased out of the show over the next two seasons. Once [=McKenna=] got his issues sorted out, Harold returned, having been explained as being named his company's community liaison to Possum Lake.
* VerbalTic: He sometimes makes a "whaaaaah" sound.
!Dalton Humphrey
The owner of "Humphrey's Everything Store" but a rather tight-fisted individual. Also rather henpecked by his unseen wife, Ann Marie. Played by Bob Bainborough.
!!Tropes associated with Dalton:
* BrattyTeenageDaughter: Dalton's daughter is one of the chief thorns in his side.
* HenpeckedHusband
* OverprotectiveDad
* TheScrooge: He has some traits of this. Many episodes show him to be absurdly tight with a buck and rather cranky.
!Winston Rothschild
Owner of Rothschild's Sewage and Septic Sucking Services. Mostly around to make ToiletHumor and/or make cute jingles about his company. Played by Jeff Lumby.
!Tropes associated with Winston:
* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Rothschild's Sewage and Septic Sucking Services.
* CasanovaWannabe: Winston has an active but massively unsuccessful love life. This is the result of him being...
* MarriedToTheJob: He finds his line of work endlessly fascinating, and will go on at length about it at any opportunity. He once sat next to a woman on a plane and managed to talk to her throughout the entire flight without mentioning sewage once ("Not even when they brought us our meals!"). He was very proud of this achievement, as it was very difficult for him.
* ThePigPen: To be expected, given his job.
* RunningGag: Between segments, he would recite a slogan about his company (i.e., "If your nose is stinging, our phone should be ringing!", "Service with a smile -- even on hot days!").
** In later seasons, it appears he's increased his advertising budget, since his commercials became full-blown parodies of real-life commercials, TV shows, and movie trailers.
* ToiletHumor: And often.
* WellDoneSonGuy: Winston's dad always wanted him to be a lawyer, and the two still haven't worked things out.
!Bill Smith
The subject of the [[DeliberatelyMonochrome black and white]] "Adventures with Bill" segments. He's mostly there for the subject of physical abuse. Played by Rick Green.
!Tropes associated with Bill:
* TheChewToy / IronButtmonkey: Even Wile E. Coyote would be amazed at how many injuries Bill sustains.
* GravityIsAHarshMistress: See above.
* PutOnABus: Green left the show for a few years to focus on his educational comedy show ''History Bites''. Unlike with [=McKenna=] and Harold, Bill's disappearance was never explained, with the rest of the cast joining Red in the Adventure segments. When ''History Bites'' ended and Green came back, Bill returned as if nothing had ever happened.
* TrouserSpace / HyperspaceArsenal: He fits ''everything'' in his overalls.
* TheVoiceless: The only sounds in the Adventures with Bill segments are usually the ambient noise and Red's voiceover; this is justified by [[WordOfGod Steve Smith]], who said that the camera had a bad mic. However, there was a time when Bill could be plainly heard chattering away; turns out he's really a MotorMouth.
!Ranger Gord
A not-too-with-it forest ranger assigned to a tower, in which he has been cooped up for 13 years by the time Red finds him. Portrayed by Peter Keleghan.
!!Tropes associated with Gord:
* AManIsNotAVirgin / LonersAreFreaks: Ranger Gord was a virgin when he was first assigned to Fire Watch Tower #13, and then spent 11 or 12 years living alone in the woods before Red finds him. You can imagine what that's done for his sanity.
* AndKnowingIsHalfTheBattle: Parodied in the educational segments, which offered hilariously inaccurate nature lessons (e.g., that rocks are eggs).
* CloudCuckoolander
* GoMadFromTheIsolation
* HerCodenameWasMarySue: Present in the educational segments: Gord is portrayed as a [[ParodySue muscular, all-knowing, woman-attracting hunk]] and the other Lodge members are portrayed as very unintelligent {{Funny Animal}}s.
** Hilariously, Red and Harold often give ''correct'' information in the shorts, but within the universe of the shorts, they are wrong and Gord's CloudCuckoolander explanations are right.
* StylisticSuck: The educational segments were given bad animation and voice acting (Gord did [[TalkingToHimself all the voices]]) on purpose.
!Mike Hamar
A criminal, on parole from prison. Portrayed by Wayne Robson.
!Tropes associated with Mike:
* DisappearedDad: Mike frequently mentions his dad... but it's usually prefixed with a day of the week ("my Friday dad... two weeks running!"). Mike's mom ReallyGetsAround, apparently.
** When Red, Mike, and Dalton are discussing what they would do with a time machine, Mike says he would go back to nine months before he was born so he could finally find out who his real dad is.
* {{Irony}}: By the end of the series, he gets a job as a police officer but crime is super low because he now has a job.
* {{Keet}}: He gets ''very'' excited when introducing the Possum Lodge Word Game.
* LimitedWardrobe: Black shirt and jeans.
* StickyFingers
!Edgar K.B. Montrose
A hearing-impaired explosive enthusiast. He solves everything by blowing it up. Portrayed by Graham Greene.
!Tropes associated with Edgar:
* CatchPhrase: "Ka-BOOM!"
* KilledOffForReal: In the WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue he dies attempting to make a self-heating recliner out of C4 plastique.
* NoIndoorVoice: Justified in that his line of work has left him half-deaf.
* StuffBlowingUp: His specialty.
!Hap Shaugnessy
An old man who operates a water taxi service but is better known for lying blatantly about his entire life. Portrayed by Gordon Pinsent.
!!Tropes associated with Hap
* BlatantLies: It's not that Hap is a Bad Liar in as much as his stories are so over the top that there's no way he could've done all of it.
* {{Hypocrite}}: He's usually the first one to call out ''other people'' for lying or exaggerating.
* KnowNothingKnowItAll: And proud of it.
* TheMunchausen: Hap is practically the poster boy for this trope.
!Ed Frid
A highly paranoid animal control officer. Played by Jerry Schaefer.
!Tropes associated with Ed:
* AnimalsHateHim: The creatures of the wild want nothing to do with Ed.
* CowardlyLion: And how. He seems deathly afraid of most of the animals, but manages to pull through.
* MeaningfulName: "Frid" looks and sounds a bit like "afraid".
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Subverted; he replaced another animal control officer character with a completely opposite personality (his name was Garth Harble), perhaps because Ed's personality was funnier.
!Arnie Dogan
A roofer and aspiring country singer.
* DreadfulMusician: He ''really'' can't sing.
* TheKlutz: Implied by his constant injuries. He's often wearing casts, in a wheelchair, etc.
!Young Walter
Became Bill's regular replacement during the "Adventures" segments and continued to be featured on the show after Bill returned to Possum Lake. Played by Joel Harris
!Tropes associated with Walter:
* TheChewToy[=/=]IronButtMonkey: He is on the receiving end of heaping helpings of physical abuse but none of his injuries have lasting effects.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Bill and Walter might not look anything alike, but they're both accident-prone men who dress exclusively in overalls.
* TheVoiceless: Moreso than Bill. The only time he's heard making a sound is when he's breathing heavily because Red's been making him run laps without water.
A conspiracy theorist who was convinced the world was going to end, and gave up everything he had to adopt a survivalist lifestyle in an underground cave. Red occasionally visited him and tried to convince him to come to his senses, but Jack turned him down. Only appeared during season 1. Played by Tim Sims.
!Tropes associated with Jack:
* CrazySurvivalist
!Buzz Sherwood
A local hippie pilot. Debuted in season 3, and last seen in season 7. Played by Peter Wildman.
!Tropes associated with Buzz:
* NewAgeRetroHippie


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some guy tried to impress people in the street and had an accident..
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