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I have knitted me some armwarmers.
(The photo above was an attempt to look quite cowgirl-ish and camp, although I comes over a little bit 'must you take my photo'…. which is not how I was feeling, as I had asked Alan to take the photos in the first place.)
I'm pleased with them because they fit and I like the colours and it's getting chilly so they are perfect for wearing when typing or driving. (Even if the rest of me is warm, my hands are often cold.)
But I am most pleased with them because I spun the yarn myself. After a year and a bit of intermittent spinning, I have been able to produce something that, although lumpy and bumpy, is knittable-with, and in a big enough quantity to do something useful with.
(Insert Carneige Hall Joke here.)
As you read this, I am away for a few days, and as I travel I will be knitting with yarns so fine and smooth that I cannot ever imagine I could create them. But maybe one day…
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A 37-year-old pregnant woman is in custody on charges of child molestation after having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old neighbor. Now the couple has gotten married, using a little-known loophole in Georgia law, and the boy's grandmother is hopping mad.
Lisa Lynette Clark met her 15-year-old husband when the boy befriended Clark's teenage son and he began staying the weekends for sleepovers.
"My skin just crawls thinking about her (Clark)," said Judy Hayles, 61, who is also her grandson's guardian. "I don't want to see her. … I don't even like seeing her ugly mug shot on TV."
Clark took the boy to dinner, to the mall, to the skating park, always footing the bill.
At first, the efforts were appreciated by Hayles, a housecleaner, who did not have the resources to provide those kinds of luxuries. But while her grandson was serving 45 days in juvenile detention for burglarizing a local home, Hayles discovered a love letter and erotic pictures that Clark allegedly sent to the boy. Hayes confronted her grandson, and he confessed to the affair. A neighbor told Hayles that Clark was pregnant with her grandson's child.
"Everything's not really sunk in yet and the worst is yet to come … the baby on the way," Hayles said.
Upon her grandson's confession, Hayles immediately contacted local police. That was Oct. 8. Clark was not arrested until five weeks later, and during that time she and the boy were married.
"Had she been arrested in a timely manner, as they would have arrested a male pedophile, she would not be married to my grandson right now," Hayles said.
On Nov. 8, Hayles' grandson told her he was too sick to go to school. Instead of staying home, he applied for a marriage license at the Dawson County Courthouse. Later that day, retired judge Johnny Tallant married the couple in his driveway in front of an SUV. The 15-year-old groom reportedly stayed in the car until the very last moment, just before they exchanged vows. Tallant said he didn't think there was anything odd about the couple and thought the woman looked like she was in her 20s.
"They had their license, so they were legal as far as I was concerned," Tallant said.
The day after they were wed, Clark was arrested on child molestation charges and remains in jail in lieu of $10,000 bail. Her husband is in juvenile detention on unrelated charges.
Under Georgia law, a teenager can marry as long as they have parental permission and are at least 16. While the boy fulfills neither of these conditions, a little-known legal loophole waives parental consent and age requirements if the bride is pregnant.
"The nature of their relationship is evidenced by their marriage certificate," said Daniel Sammons, Clark's lawyer. "They're husband and wife."
Georgia law says a person under 16 legally cannot consent to a sexual act, regardless of marriage status. Although Clark is married, she is not protected from child molestation charges.
Hayles wants the marriage annulled, saying the couple would stay married "when I am laid out and candle lit."
Hayles said Clark tried to talk to her, but Hayles wants nothing to do with her.
"She (Clark) said she just wanted us all to be family," Clark said. "I said I already have a family, I don't need one with a pedophile in it."
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2014 Sackler Center First Awards
The Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum presents the Sackler Center First Awards, honoring women who are first in their fields.
The 2014 Sackler Center First Awards honors Anita F. Hill for Speaking Truth to Power.
The evening will begin with a private cocktail reception at 6 p.m. The program starts at 7 p.m. with a screening of the Freida Lee Mock documentary ANITA (2013), followed by the award presentation, which will be made by Gloria Steinem and Elizabeth Sackler. Special remarks by New York City First Lady Chirlane McCray, Honorary Event Chair.
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Proceeds benefit the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art and Girls for Gender Equity.
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Senior Adviser to the Provost, Professor of Law, Public Policy and Women's Studies, Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts
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The youngest of thirteen children from a farm in Oklahoma, Hill received her J.D. from Yale Law School in 1980 and began her career in private practice in Washington, D.C., where she also worked at the U.S. Education Department and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. In 1989, Hill became the first African American to be tenured at the University of Oklahoma, College of Law. Currently, at Brandeis University, she teaches courses on gender, race, social policy, and legal history. Along with Provost Steve A. N. Goldstein, Hill is responsible for implementing Fulfilling the Promise: The Brandeis University Strategic Plan. As counsel to Cohen Milstein, she advises on class action workplace discrimination cases.
Hill's latest book is Reimagining Equality: Stories of Gender, Race, and Finding Home (Beacon Press, 2011). For City Arts & Lecture Series of San Francisco, she has interviewed author Anna Quindlen and filmmaker Spike Lee, among others. Time, Inc., Newsweek, the New York Times, the Boston Globe, and Ms. magazine have published Hill's commentary, and she has made numerous appearances on national television. She is the recipient of many awards, grants, and honorary degrees. Hill's professional and civic contributions include chairing the Human Rights Law Committee of the International Bar Association and membership on the Board of Governors of the Tufts Medical Center and the Board of Directors of the National Women's Law Center, and the Boston Area Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights.
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Liverpool news: Manchester City ready to lodge third bid for Raheem Sterling
Liverpool and England winger will report for pre-season training on Monday but his future may be settled within the next seven daysTelegraph » 1d
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Promising young Barcelona winger turns down Ajax and PSVTelegraph » 2d
Chris Bascombe: The Southampton right-back's £12.5million signing means Rodgers could have finally found a solution to one of the club's problem positionsTelegraph » 4d
Liverpool manager has long been an admirer of Sean O'Driscoll and wants him to add more experience to his staffTelegraph » 6d
Leyton Orient boss Ian Hendon appoints Gillingham stalwart Andy Hessenthaler as his assistant manager on a two-year deal.BBC Sport » 6d
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Black Canyon Audubon Society
Black Canyon Audubon Society was formed in 1990 and is one of eleven National Audubon Society chapters in Colorado. We are committed to the conservation of natural resources through our birding, conservation and educational activities.
Chapter Goals
- To promote the conservation of natural resources through informative public programs, our newsletter and this web site.
- To provide the opportunity for the observation and study of birds and other wildlife, through our field trips.
- To offer early education programs including bird banding stations and classroom bird skin programs.
- To empower our members and the public with the knowledge to be effective environmental advocates.
- To contribute to the recovery of the the Gunnison Sage Grouse (GUSG) through through joint efforts with GUSG working groups and federal and state agencies.
Geographic Range
The region covered by the Black Canyon Audubon society consists of Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, San Miguel and Ouray Counties. It encompasses nearly 8300 square miles, an area slightly larger than the state of New Jersey.
Within this region, elevations vary from 4,695 to 14,309 feet above sea level. Rainfall ranges from less than eight inches per year in the lower valleys to more than fifty on the higher peaks. Vegetation varies from desert scrub to boreal forest and alpine tundra.
Other Information of Interest
Yellow-Billed Cuckoos
The US Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to list the western population of the yellow-billed cuckoo as an endangered species. Three units of habitat in the BCAS area are under consideration: the North Fork of the Gunnison River in Delta County, the Gunnison River in Gunnison County, and the Uncompahgre River in Delta, Montrose, and Ouray counties. Click on the links below to see maps of these units. The critical habitats all appear to be the floodplains of these rivers that are well covered with trees.
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This is copied directly from the USFWS information page about the potential listing:
Critical habitat is a term in the Endangered Species Act (ESA) that identifies geographic areas containing features essential for the conservation of a threatened or endangered species, and which may require special management considerations or protection. Designation of critical habitat does not affect land ownership or establish a refuge or preserve, and has no impact on private landowners taking actions on their land that do not require federal funding or permits.
On October 3, 2013, the Service proposed to list the western DPS of the yellow-billed cuckoo as a threatened species under the ESA in the western United States, Canada and Mexico. The listing proposal, which is based on the best scientific data available, cites threats from loss of riparian habitat and habitat fragmentation as a result of conversion of land to agriculture, dams and river flow management, bank protection, overgrazing and competition from exotic plants as key factors in the decline of the western yellow-billed cuckoo.
The Service is seeking information concerning the western yellow-billed cuckoo's biology and habitat, threats to the species and current efforts to protect the bird. The Service also seeks information on the incremental economic effects of the proposed critical habitat designation.
Comments on the proposed critical habitat rule will be accepted through October 14, 2014. Comments may be submitted online at the Federal eRulemaking Portal at http://www.regulations.gov. The docket number for the proposed rule is FWS–R8–ES–2013-0011. Comments can also be sent by U.S. Mail or Hand Delivery: Public Comments Processing, Attn: FWS–ES–R8–2013–0011; Division of Policy and Directives Management; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; U.S. Fish & Wildlife Headquarters, MS: BPHC, 5275 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA 22041-3803.
Proposed Marine Road Park is Now an eBird Hotspot
As part of the initial evaluation work at the proposed Marine Road Park in Montrose, we have worked with eBird to have the location specified as a birding Hot Spot. This means that it appears as a Hot Spot on the eBird map, and data from the site can be easily added to and accessed by those who are interested. We encourage birders to visit the parcel and enter the birds they identify into eBird so that we can compile a detailed and complete checklist of birds throughout the year. We expect to use this information for interpretive, planning, and management purposes. When you visit, please park on the west side of Marine Road for safety. The parcel is unmarked, unfenced, and unimproved, but is city property and open for access. The wetlands are east of the drier uplands. Both are rich and diverse habitats. We are hoping to keep the wetlands as pristine as possible, so please view from their western edge and be conscious of limiting your disturbance of birds and animals while visiting. In particular, please do not allow dogs to run free or, better yet, visit without them.
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Tuna Salad With Fruit
30 Mar 2010
|2 Medium
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Liquid hot pepper seasoning
|1 Dash
|Canned tuna
|14 Ounce, drained (2 Cans, 7 Ounces Each)
|Thinly sliced celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs), thinly sliced
|Slivered almonds
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Lettuce leaves
|Seedless grapes
|1 Cup (16 tbs), halved
|To Taste
|To Taste
Grate 1 teaspoon orange peel from 1 orange; set peel aside.
Then peel oranges, removing white membrane, and lift out orange sections.
Cover and chill.
Combine grated orange peel, mayonnaise, sour cream, and hot pepper seasoning; blend well.
In a large bowl, break tuna apart into large chunks; add celery and sour cream dressing, then toss gently.
Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Cover and refrigerate for 2 to 4 hours.
Spread almonds in a shallow pan and toast in a 350° oven for about 8 minutes or until golden.
To serve, line a serving platter or four salad plates with lettuce leaves.
Mound tuna mixture in center; sprinkle top generously with almonds.
Arrange orange sections and grapes around tuna.
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Ministers in charge of space activities within ESA and Member States of the EU met in Brussels on 26/09/2008 for the fifth Space Council.
They adopted a resolution highlighting the advances made in the implementation of the European Spacial policy, reaffirming Europe's priorities with regards to Galileo and Kopernikus and underlining its desire for new initiatives, especially on the issues of climate change and security. They also asked for stable financial support for these projects.
Valérie Pécresse, French Minister for Higher Education and Research and President in office of the Council of the EU, Maria van der Hoeven, Dutch Minister for Economic Affairs and President in office of the ESA Council, Günter Verheugen, Vice President of the EC in charge for Enterprise and Industry, and Jean-Jacques Dordain, Executive Director of the ESA gave a joint press conference after the meeting.


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St. Lucie Mets: Rivera's two RBIs beat Stone Crabs
St. Lucie Mets nip Charlotte 2-1
PORT CHARLOTTE — St. Lucie second baseman T.J. Rivera singled home a run in the fifth and a run in the seventh to give the Mets a 2-1 win over the Charlotte Stone Crabs.
The Mets (12-6) finished with seven scattered hits, including a double by DH Charley Thurber.
The win went to reliever Randy Fontanez (2-0), who limited the 7-11 Stone Crabs to one hit. He struck out two in 2 1/3 innings. Finisher T.J. Chism gave up a hit, walked one and struck out one in two innings to earn his second save.
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When Geralt's mare, Roach, dies in the course of a long journey, the witcher has no choice but to rest at the Crossroads village. It quickly turns out that this settlement in the middle of nowhere is a place of conflict between two groups of bandits. Dwellers are frightened, powerless against this threat. Accidentally, you become the one who can solve the situation.
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The week's most popular photo on our Pinterest page is this shot of Roca Vecchia, Italy. Who needs an Italian beach when you have a swimming hole this gorgeous?
[#image: /photos/53dab187dcd5888e145c5f30]|||According to legend, a stunning muse once bathed in this constellation of limestone pools, known ever since as the Grotta della Poesia (Grotto of Poetry). To bards from miles around, both lady and lagoon were an inexhaustible source of inspiration; one of them still is. Summer visitors to Puglia's Salento Peninsula flock to these Adriatic waters, 15 miles east of Lecce (dubbed the Florence of the South for its superabundance of more-is-more Baroque monuments). Stay at the Patria Palace Hotel, a 67-room eighteenth-century aristocratic mansion opposite the Basilica di Santa Croce (39-08-322-45111; doubles from $270). At Roca Vecchia, dive into the Italian beach scene. When you've had your fill of sun, sand, and the requisite ledge-jumping, head two miles south to the seaside town of Torre dell'Orso to cool off with a gelato at Pasticceria Dentoni (Piazza della Chiesa). But resist (if you can) the bakery's warm cornetti—it is, after all, swimsuit season.
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Swimsuit season is upon us, folks. Everyone around the office is itching for a beach getaway, and it looks like you guys are dreaming of a dip, too, because this week's most popular photo on our Pinterest page is this shot of Roca Vecchia, Italy. This cave on the Adriatic Sea was featured in our story "Taking the Plunge: Natural Swimming Holes Around the World," and it's not the only blissful spot worth splashing in. We rounded up five gorgeous lakes, streams, and creeks from Iceland to Virginia that are perfect for paddling. So stop daydreaming and start planning! Those bathing suits will be back in your drawers before you know it.


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Could this bit of news lead to the first legal strike against 38 Studios since its closure?
FOX 25 in Boston reported that at least seven of 38 Studios' former staffers have reached out to the Massachusetts District Attorney's office to file complaints about wages they have yet to be paid for by Curt Schilling's shuttered studio. Since these staffers met with Massachusetts officials, they could stem from the houses that the employees were promised would be sold by 38 Studios if they moved to Rhode Island with them, only to discover the week of they layoffs that the banks had not received any payments on their former residences.
It's important to note that no official charges have been filed and there is no official confirmation that the DA's office have even planned a follow-up investigation on the complaints. Rhode Island also plans to do a thorough audit of the company's finances to determine what the studio did with the money supplied to them by the state, so there is no evidence of malfeasance or anything that could be considered illegal as of Wednesday.
Either way, this sad story continues to get more and more interesting.
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2005 welcomed in the addition of the Quattro Sport. Outfitted with a heftier 1.8L turbocharged engine, it was also 165 pounds lighter allowing for both a boost in horsepower and greater acceleration. Amid some controversy a second generation of the Audi TT finally arrived for the 2008 model year. It is similarly styled to the first generation TT, but boasts a distinctive Audi single-frame front-end grille. It is available in two trim levels: 2.0T and 3.2 Quattro. The 2.0T is a four-cylinder engine and offered with front-wheel drive while the 3.2 shows off a 3.2L V6 engine capable of around 250 horsepower with 236 pounds-per-foot of torque. Both models are available as either a hatchback coupe or roaster and feature more aluminum parts than the previous generation.
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Now that we have released Windows 7 & Windows Server 2008 R2 to manufacturing, we wanted to share our plans to make the Remote Desktop Connection (RDC) 7.0 client available to Windows XP and Windows Vista. RDC 7 will ensure that when connecting to Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 from an XP or Vista machines you are able to take advantage of the rich, advanced RDP7 features such as Media Player Redirection, True Multi-monitor support, etc.
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Why is SP3 being forced for XP clients? It's the same for PowerShell 2 - can't install it on Windows XP without SP3.
Is this a technical reason or are you just excluding those who haven't upgraded to the most current service pack yet?
SP3 is being pushed because of security features besides the fact that SP2 is in extended support. There are hooks, and features in SP3 that are required for certain things to work properly. Its been out long enough now that there is really no reason not to deploy it.
If it wasn't free I would agree with you, but it is free.
Will this be deployed through WSUS?
No NLA? Im guessing this is something that can't be easily added in XP or we would have already seen it.
Great work. The new RDP protocol is a bless for Remote Desktop users using Office Communicator and LiveMeeting. Will the Remote Desktop Connection Client for Mac 2, available from the Microsoft website, be updated with the new protocol as well?
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In junior high, I had a beeper for whenever the servers would go down, he says of the BBS he ran. I remember one time we got hacked, and I had to leave school.
Rudloff graduated from Melbourne Central Catholic in 1999 and graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2003. He spent time in Washington, and his start-up Emurse, a job-hunting website, sold to America Online in 2008, the same year he moved to Satellite Beach. He had several jobs at AOL, including as a vice president in publishing technologies.
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Everybody is incredibly intelligent, incredibly passionate and really loves what they do, so its an inspiring, creative place to be, Rudloff says.
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Im definitely entrepreneurial, he says. I think Ive learned as Ive gotten older how to be more entrepreneurial in corporate environments ... but, at the same time, Im all about experimenting and trying new things.
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The damper is going to be a Rev I that's coming with the Emig TT's. I really don't want a return to center and the deal I got I couldn't refuse. We'll see if I blow a seal out of it or not and Emig's service is stellar even if I do. Time and punishment will tell, :)
Side Stand: Going with CJ's. Definitely don't need to spend $3000 on new cases unless I'm building a second motor from scratch, lol!
Foot pegs are definitely a "to each their own" thing. I'm not a big fan of SUPER wide pegs, but a bit of extra length is nice. I'm going to try extensions first, but if I break them or find they aren't what I desire I'll try these
. I won't run alloy pegs of any kind anymore after busting a few sets and nearly losing the use of my knees,
I too dislike pivotpegs... I've never had a set, but ridden friends bikes with them on and I always feel totally unstable. Yuck.
I like high and straight. I'll need to get the triples on and forks to have a seat on the bike and see what the sweep feels like on the stocks, but I'm still think Pastranas or similar will be more to my liking. I had Maguras on my F650 and loved them, but it's geometry is substantially different. I'm a big fan of sitting on it, closing your eyes and putting your hands where you feel comfortable. Then open them and voila, measure the sweep and rise and you're good. Once my seat changes to the Renazco I may have to do small adjustments, but nothing major. Maybe just lean them forward a bit.
Heated grip are gonna be the glue on ones, yep! Cheap, simple, perfect. The F had stock heated grips so I never really looked into any, but the glue ons under stock grips seem to be the consensus. I son't like the largeness of most heated grips anyway...
I'm gonna leave the windscreen till I ride it 300-400kms in different conditions both off and on each. Then I'll know lower or higher. My bet is on lower... Heard lots of tall guys tell me to just take it right off, LOL! I don't like a portable guillotine anyway,
Cruise control will remain the responsibility of my trust $7 throttle palmer. I've had it forever and none of the newer cruise gadgets seem any better than 6 years ago when I decided against one, lol! KISS principle again.
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The city of Vancouver's Jennifer Campos said there now is a prototype for a large street event any neighborhood or community can copy.
Thousands turned out for Sunday Streets Alive in Vancouver, where there was fun and positive messages at seven stations on a 4.2-mile route.
It was a first effort at a five-hour giant street fair with the emphasis on getting out, exercising and learning more about your neighbors and community.
While the raves spilled in from all seven venues, some motorists heading into downtown were unaware of the event and frustrated by the roadblocks.
"I like it. It's cool," 10-year-old Gracie Bryant said of the fun at John Ball Park. Vendors and activity spots, including Circus Cascadia, were hopping.
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Soren Roth, who lives near John Ball Park, said his family of four loved the energy at the park. "There are lots of things you don't usually get to see," he said.
Will Stewart and Sam Battaglia were jamming at the HiCap Records vendor booth at the park.
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"It's awesome," Julia said of streets alive. "I'm really surprised at how many volunteers and people have come out."
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Just a house off Main Street on 23rd Street, homeowner Marilynn Jones was asked if her closed street and the noise of the street fair were aggravating her.
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Campos was upbeat, saying, "It was just amazing to see how many people were out in the streets. "I think the best part was seeing all of the families and all the different modes they were using to get around. Bikes, skateboards, longboards, roller blades, strollers."
Tricia Mortell of Clark County Public Health, another sponsor, echoed Campos.
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It seems like I've tried every television provider in America and always find myself coming back to Dish. Just had it installed at my new residence yesterday. I thought it'd be an appropriate time to ask as we're approaching 2012--will we ever see a new user interface on our Dish STB's?
The current software is stable and usable but it's getting kind of stale. Would a complete overhaul of the UI even be possible?
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The 922 already has a new UI. All newer receivers (XiP) are expected to have this as well.
Posted 30 December 2011 - 09:34 PM
The software guys can always write new code for an entirely new and fancy user interface. BUT, new software means a lot of new bugs..... I fall into the school of 'if it works, don't mess with it'.
Posted 30 December 2011 - 10:34 PM
Yeah, you're right. Hope the UI on the 922 will eventually be pushed to the 722k and 211k.
Posted 30 December 2011 - 11:48 PM
Yeah, you're right. Hope the UI on the 922 will eventually be pushed to the 722k and 211k.
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Some called it an artificial creation while others grieved on the vivisection of an ancient land. Yet, no one realized on that fateful night of 14th of August in 1947, that an ancient land has resurrected itself from the ashes of a lost civilization. That night the people of Meluhha came to life again as Pakistan. It was celebrated as an emergence of a new nation on the world map, least realizing that with minor differences in boundaries, the map which housed the people of Meluhha for over 9000 years, simply reclaimed its heritage as Pakistan. Meluhha were the people of Indus Valley Civilization.
The sub-continent has geographically been divided into two major regions since thousands of years; the Indus Valley with its tributaries and the Ganges Valley with its tributaries, separated by the watershed created by Gurdaspur-Kathiawar Salient. The maps of these two regions roughly align with the maps of present day Pakistan and India.
Historically also these two regions have remained separate entities for most part of known history. The only period when these two regions even remained as one political unit in over 9000 years of known history, were during the era of Mauryan, Muslim and British rule. The major historic difference between the two regions was that while the people of Indus Valley created one of the oldest unified civilizations of the world and those of Ganges Valley remained separated and segregated. The Two Nations Theory which became one of the founding principles of creation of Pakistan and partition of British India in 1947, in historical hindsight, helped create status quo ante where history merely repeated itself.
During 1920s when the excavations at Harappa (Punjab, Pakistan) began, despite the veil of obscurity, British Indian establishment called Indus Valley Civilization as Indian civilization. However, later research and emergence of additional archeological, geological, historical and genetic evidence cleared much of the ambiguity. It was confirmed that not only the core of this civilization lay in modern day Pakistan but the civilization itself had its mooring deeply embedded there. And therefore it has been proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the people of Pakistan are the true embodiment of the ancient Meluhha.
The true impact of this great civilization can not be ascertained only through its intrinsic and internal virtues. The influence it had, which profoundly impacted and transformed the later world, can only be understood in its entirety through identifying and recognizing its linkages with religio-political evolutionary progression and subsequent development and growth. The linkages of Indus Valley Civilization with Sumer (Mesopotamia), ancient Egypt and Central Asia are accepted archeological and historical facts as does the overlap in time period of existence of these civilizations. Thus the occurrence of major events of historical impact and value related to that era can not be isolated to only one of these civilizations alone.
Major events of religio-political virtue impacted the period of existence of Indus Valley Civilization (7000 – 1300) which peaked between 3000 – 2000 BC and having declined from 1900 BC onwards till losing its trace around 1300 BC. This time period was laden with probable emergence of Prophets Nuh (Noah), Hud (Eber), Saleh (Shela) and certainly according to most scholars, the emergence of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) around 2000 BC, till Prophets Musa (Moses) 1436 – 1316 BC and Haroon (Aaron) 1439 – 1317 BC. All these Prophets spread the belief in one God (monotheism) and interestingly, as accepted by most scholars, the people of Indus Valley Civilization were the only ones who believed in monotheism out of the three contemporary civilizations.
The unified system of governance and integrated and fused economic system, peaceful nature of living and lack of identifiable war fighting and war material, the remarkably similar construction and construction methodology and unified measuring system, all point towards a unitary and inclusive way of life. In addition to this, the absence of religious places and temples, lack of clearly identifiable deities and other polytheist artifacts are but some of the examples that make Indus Valley Civilization one of the few known civilizations of that era to have practiced monotheism. This also is reflective of the fact that monotheism acted as a unifying, integrated and a cohesive societal influence impacting the people of Indus Valley Civilization.
The linkages and influence, people of this civilization had with Sumer (Mesopotamia) are fairly well pronounced. Surprisingly though, such influences are also more pronounced by the absence of Mesopotamian linkages with Indus Valley. This is reflective of their maturity and also highlights their resolve in maintaining societal independence against foreign influences, wherein the practice of monotheism was upheld against polytheism practiced in the adjoining contemporary civilizations, despite the regular contacts and interactions even through enhanced trade linkages.
This also brings out the question as to why these people practiced monotheism when the other contemporary civilizations practiced polytheism. One may find the answer within the known historical aspects related to the spread of early monotheism. The time period of its emergence, its precursor, the peak and the decline of Indus Valley Civilization clearly relates it to the probable known historical influence of Prophets of that era, who spread monotheism. The possibility that there may have been a Prophet present amongst them, whose influence chartered the course of this remarkable civilization, can not be thus completely ruled out.
These societal influences may also help solve the riddle as to why this civilization started declining after 1900 BC. Were there any linkages between the birth of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) around 2000 BC in Sumer (Mesopotamia), who also spread monotheism. If such a probability has a measure of belief, the priests, the governing elite and a part of the population may have migrated to Sumer (Mesopotamia) after the news of Prophet Ibrahim's (Abraham) proclamations would have reached Indus Valley. The remaining population, leaving those who could not and did not follow them to Sumer in search of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham), were left ungoverned and thus initiated the gradual collapse of Indus Valley Civilization which many have attributed to various natural calamities, indications of which have never been confirmed beyond a reasonable doubt.
After the decline and fading out of Indus Valley Civilization, it took many more centuries in formation of an alternative local culture and life style. This apparently took the form of ancient Vedic Hindu culture which emerged during its declining period or after the civilization had faded out. The influence was quite apparent in the then emerging Vedic Hindu culture and was pronounced by the fact that it also propagated monotheism in its earlier instance, which however was later diluted to polytheism.
It took many more centuries to bring the Ganges Valley and its adjoining planes under this new found influence. Monotheism, though in a different format, did stretch its wings again and again during the course of later history, in the form of Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, though majority continued to revert back or follow Vedic Hindu culture. The arrival of Muslims however, effected a gradual and major change and the people of Indus Valley Civilization again accepted the virtues of monotheism which they had followed thousands of years earlier.
It was this civilizational clash between monotheism and polytheism which brought to fore the Meluhha in the form of Pakistan in 1947 and re-enacted it as an embodiment of a long lost great civilization.


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The Met Opera's encore performance of Rossini's Il Barbiere di Siviglia will be shown in select cinemas on Wednesday, November 26 at 6:30 p.m. in all time zones. Please note: not all cinemas showing the live transmission will present an encore showing. The Met's effervescent production of Rossini's classic comedy - featuring some of opera's most instantly recognizable melodies- stars Isabel Leonard as the feisty Rosina, Lawrence Brownlee as her conspiring flame, and Christopher Maltman as the endlessly resourceful and charming barber, himself. Michele Mariotti conducts the vivid and tuneful score.
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Click here to see the Fall Product Program Guide for Troops!
SU Fall Product Program Training is Sept. 13!
Is your Girl Scout troop interested in a money earning activity that's easy, provides start up funds right away, and offers customers a variety of delicious yet inexpensive items to purchase? The council's Fall Product Sale of nuts, candies, magazines, and address booklets begins October 3, with a theme of Be Active! Ashdon Farms/QSP, the licensed Girl Scout vendor, has even prepared a lot of fun activities for Girl Scouts of all ages to enjoy.
Ashdon Farms/QSP has also provided an Interactive Activities link that is a supplement to the printed Be A Reader (BAR) Activity Booklet. Click here to visit the site.
Click here to see the Fall Product Sale items!
Click here to see the list of the 2014 Product Sale Recognitions!
Girls earn start up money for their troop and earn cool patches and other recognitions!
The fall product sale differs from the cookie sale in that all orders are pre-paid, and there are no booth sales. The troop earns $1 for every food item sold, $2 for every address booklet (only one per girl) completed, and 10% of the price of each magazine sold (and 15% for online sales). The family and friends sale runs October 3 – 26. Girls deliver the orders November 17-21, and since the money is pre-collected, the troop receives their proceeds immediately. Recognitions are delivered in December.
Click here for the order form.
Girls – click here for your own Spread the Word Business cards! It will show the link to your own individual online store!
Troops must be registered by September 19 for the 2015 membership year to participate in the sale. The sale is for all age levels but as always, participation in the fall product sale is entirely voluntary. Participating in a Council-sponsored product sale teaches essential business skills including goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics.
Care 2 Share Service Project
The community service project gives customers the option to purchase hot Cajun Crunch to be shipped overseas to our military troops! When a girl sells five items for the troops, she will earn a patch.
What is the QSP Program?
QSP, a division of Time Inc, sponsors a Girl Scout money earning program that promotes literacy through the sale of magazine subscriptions and books. Troops receive 10% of the price of each magazine sold (and 15% for online sales) All orders are backed by a guarantee of service by QSP. Customers do not become part of a mailing list through QSP. Any new magazine subscriptions will start 12 – 14 weeks after the orders are processed in November.
Over 1,000 magazines are offered this year, including dozens of children's magazines. Some magazine subscriptions offer a free gift or a second year's subscription for free. Click here to order magazines online! (Proceeds from online orders will benefit the Girl Scouts Louisiana East.) Books round out the vast array of choices.
How it works:
Ordering/Renewing your family and friends' favorite magazines
Your Girl Scout contacts family and friends asking them to renew or subscribe to their favorite magazines. She also has the option to contact family and friends via email through QSP's online magazine ordering system. Your Girl Scout troop will earn Troop/Group proceeds and each girl will receive recognitions for each subscription purchased. If she sends 12 emails she'll receive the "Online" patch. Sell three magazines and earn the "Dive In" patch.
Friendly Referrals using Address Adventure Booklet
Your Girl Scout can ask family and friends living in other communities to help support Girl Scouts by completing the special referral coupons in the mail-out booklets. QSP will mail information which shows them how to purchase their favorite publications at the same low prices. Your Girl Scout will earn the "2014-2015 shell" patch for completing one address booklet. The Troop/Group will earn $2 per address booklet. (Maximum one booklet per girl.) Your friends and family members will receive two mailings. QSP does not database these addresses, they simply make a copy of the referral coupon. Even if the person orders from the first mailing, they will receive a second mailing.
New this year… Online Nut Store
As part of the QSP Online Program, emails to friends and family will now include the option for customers to order, pay for and have nuts and candy delivered to their homes/business. All 25 Girl Scout nut, candy and chocolate items will be available as well as 5 gift items. Girl Scouts Louisiana East features the 16 most popular items on the order card. Troops earn proceeds for every item sold online with sales being reported on the Girl's Online Sales Report.
New! Photo Keepsakes!
There's a brand new, easy way for family and friends to support Girl Scouts. Our new program offers a great way to help people preserve and share their memories with personalized photo keepsakes using the photos they have stored on computers, mobile devices, Facebook and Instagram. Friends and family can now order photo keepsakes such as photo books, holiday cards, posters, calendars and more. These items can be ordered online or by using paper order forms and will be delivered directly to the customer.


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The study was published in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery.
Two major issues require further investigation, according to Dr. Kevin Black, one of the study authors and professor and chair of orthopedics and rehabilitation at Penn State College of Medicine.
"First, we need to better understand the total cost of caring for hip-fracture patients. Our study focused only on acute hospitalization, but care typically extends well beyond this, since many patients are discharged to rehabilitation and skilled-nursing facilities," Black said in a journal news release.
"Second, this study did not investigate the quality or outcomes of care. As our population ages, there is reason to believe that the number of hip fractures will increase. Having a better understanding of the comorbidities that affect hip-fracture patients hopefully will lead to the development of strategies to more effectively care for these patients."
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I was looking around in bulbapedia at one of my fav pokemon, rayquaza, and I noticed in its moveset it learns Fly!
So I decided to list some other pokemon that learn other HMs:
Fly: Rayquaza and Salamance.
Flash: Volbeat.
Whirlpool: Shellder, Mudkip, Wailmer, Wailord, Clamperl, Huntail, Gorebyss, Piplup, Prinplup, Empoleon, Buziel, Floatzel, Finneon, Lumineon, Phonie and Manaphy.
Waterfall:Goldeen and Seaking.
Rock Smash: Sawk.
Defog: Ducklett, Swanna, Rufflet, Braviery, Vullaby and Mandibuzz.
Rock Climb: Venipede, Whirlipede, Scolipede, Scraggy, Scrafty, Ferrothorn and Druddigon.
Dive: Seel, Dewgong, Wailmer, Wailord, Huntail, Gorebyss, Relicanth, Phonie and Manaphy.
Thats all the pokemon that can learn a HM.(I think). Tell me if I missed one.
Or tell me if you think pokemon should or shouldn't learn HMs.
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Amazon seeks to be Earth's most customer-centric company, serving four primary customer sets: consumers, sellers, enterprises, and content creators.
A company that invents and manufactures technologies to address tough challenges linked to global macrotrends such as safety, security, and energy.
Hutchinson is the premier manufacturer of mobility components for wheeled vehicles, with global leadership expertise in sealing systems, vibration, acoustic and thermal insulation, fluid transfer systems, transmission and mobility.
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His video game company in bankruptcy, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is selling the blood-stained sock he wore during the 2004 World Series. The sports director at Heritage Auctions tells The Associated Press online bidding begins around Feb. 4. Live bidding will take place in New York City on Feb. 23. The sock had been on loan to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. It's now at Heritage's Dallas headquarters and is expected to bring in at least $100,000. Schilling's 38 Studios was lured to Rhode Island from Massachusetts with a $75 million loan guarantee, and it later filed for bankruptcy. Schilling guaranteed loans for the business. The state also is now likely responsible for some $100 million related to the deal. A message was left for Schilling's publicist.
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This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
I've seen Heisey play a couple times this year and both times I've been very impressed with him. He may not have five explosive tools but all of his tools are solid. He possesses very good plate discipline and average or better power. I don't think it's a stretch to project him as an .800+ OPS center fielder with above average defense.
I miss Adam Dunn.
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
I am on record saying I doubt Heisey will ever be anything more than a 4th OF (last summer.)
I am also on record saying that I think now would be the perfect time to sell high & trade Heisey (this month.)
However, even a skeptic such as myself cannot question the accomplishments that Heisey has made this year, and acknowledge how surprised I (along with everyone else) am at what he has done in this half-season. Like it or not, right now he belongs on any minor league Top 100 list.
(And I had no love for Chris Denorfia, either.)
Go BLUE!!!
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
Then the scouts you refer to are wrong, doug. I remember the Votto talk. He was considered barely adequate at 1B. He had a slow bat, they said, and was very poor defensively. Pedroia was old for his level, too short, lacking in too many tools also.
If this is what the scouts you talk to say, you need to find better scouts.
"You can learn little from victory. You can learn everything from defeat."
-- Christy Matthewson
"Show me a good loser and I'll show you an idiot."
-- Leo Durocher
They take a prospect and based on age and tools they assign in their mind what a prospects potential ceiling is. From that point they evaluate how the production falls in line with their projected development curve.
So if you take a guy like Yorman Rodriguez, he is assigned a very high ceiling based on his age and tools. They figure as a 16 year old in Rookie ball he should produce X numbers. If he far exceeds that suddenly he blows up as a prospect and ends up in all of these lists because the belief is he will continue to exceed his projected growth curve and possibly exceed the initially assigned ceiling. It does not take into account that he is still far away from the majors and a lot could go wrong or he could flatline in development.
The flip side of that is a guy like Heisey is older and does not have the exceptional tools is going to be given a much lower ceiling and therefore a lower standard growth curve. In order for him to end up on lists is is going to regularly exceed the curve he was expected to be on and he will still be capped by what they consider his potential due to his age.
The reality is that players rarely follow a standard curve. The standard mean of all players might fall in line but player to player it can be all over the map. The fact is there are always going to be players whose production far exceeds the sum of their tools like a Dustin Pedroia and their are always going to be elite athletes that disappoint as baseball players like Corey Patterson.
The moral of the story is don't get to amped up over these list, realistically they don't mean anything.
As far as Chris Heisey major league upside goes, here is a name for you, right hand hitting Shane Victorino.
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"We really want to blow people away with how much free content they're getting out of a really top-notch game," he said. Join us after the cut to see what RaiderZ has to offer.
"The once prosperous and powerful kingdom of Rendel has finally crumbled," PWE's website says. "Vicious beasts, awakened by the contamination of the Prime Stone, roam the lands with an insatiable thirst for blood and a desire to claim Rendel as their own."
This, of course, is where you come in. RaiderZ' core gameplay revolves around killing these big bads, taking their stuff, and using it against them. There's also the usual MMO progression path, so you'll be skilling up through dozens of levels and mastering various skill sets on your way to monster-hunting glory.
It's a class-based game that features four basic archetypes: the Berserker, the Defender, the Cleric, and the Sorcerer. You've all played plenty of MMOs, so these guys need no introduction at this point.
RaiderZ also boasts an unusual approach to traditional MMO weapons in that your skills are influenced by the type of weapon you're carrying. Ergo, your skill loadout will be changing constantly (or not, depending on how you prefer to play). Your toon has three different skill trays, and you can bind each of these skill trays to a different weapon.
Said binding is accomplished sans cumbersome menus because, as Hill said, they're "really trying to keep players engrossed in the action and the gameplay."
Hill explained that RaiderZ is ultimately about adapting to your situation. Certain enemies take different types of damage, and each have unique attack patterns and tendencies. The bosses don't mess around, either. Some of them will eat you, chew you up, and spit you out, or swoop down and pick you up, flying you around and dealing damage in all manner of unsavory ways.
RaiderZ bosses are meant to be difficult, and Hill confessed, "The game is one of the more difficult MMOs I've ever experienced, and we're encouraging party-based gameplay. We're not forcing anybody, but we do want people to go out in these hunting parties because the main form of gameplay in RaiderZ is big monster hunting."
RaiderZ definitely isn't a tab-target-and-spam-attack-until-they're-dead type of game. It's all about real-time battles and fast-action gameplay. There is a ranged magic missile spell that will track down mobs, Hill told us, but for the most part, your success depends on your aim.
Another interesting wrinkle happens after combat, as you're able to relieve vanquished foes of their weapons and (contrary to most MMOs) you can actually equip (and fight effectively) with your newly plundered gear straight away. After one demo boss kill, we actually picked up his weapon and noted that our skill tray had inherited the weapon's abilities. Hill then explained that a player's skill set will always be changing depending on whether he is wielding an enemy weapon, is wielding a different class weapon, or is on a mount.
If all that sounds pretty interesting, you're in luck. RaiderZ just recently finished up its alpha-testing phase, which Hill said generated a ton of positive feedback. Perfect World is eyeing a closed beta in the near future, even though the company doesn't have specifics for us yet. Hill did say that an open beta period will be happening "later in 2012."
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I played for about an hour and half and I am just not getting into it. I liked how it started since it picked up right from where the first one finished, but overall it feels exactly the same, oops I ran to close to these guys go find a haystack to hide in. At least at the moment you can get away from them without hiding so you don't necessarily need to hide. It feels weird that you aren't an assassin right from the start. I am guessing you become one eventually. Now you have to loot your victims so you can get money to buy healing. Still though I am not sure about it. I have to give it more time I guess cause I am feeling a bit bored with it or maybe I just want to be here on my PC playing DA:O more
The AI doesn't detect you as harshly as it did in the original (in the original if you ran for a second it would send them into a frenzy for me lol).
You do not start off as an assassin, but that is the point. Listen closer to the storyline of Desmond and you will know more of why they did it this way.
You do not have to loot victims or pick pockets for money. Actually those are the worst ways of getting money. Finishing quests gives you a good amount and later on there is some extra sim-lite stuff you can do to make a ton of money.
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The Prime Minister said resistance to antibiotics could lead to a future in which currently treatable injuries and ailments prove fatal.
As part of the effort to address the issue, an international group of experts led by former Goldman Sachs chief economist Jim O'Neill will aim to stimulate the development of a "new generation of antibiotics".
"This is not some distant threat, but something happening right now," Mr Cameron said.
"If we fail, we are looking at an almost unthinkable scenario where antibiotics no longer work and we are cast back into the dark ages of medicine where treatable infections and injuries will kill once again."