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Jeff Speck has spent his career determining what makes a city work, and he has boiled it down to one essential factor: walkability. For urban life to thrive, cities must prioritize pedestrians over cars. Six-lane highways tearing through downtown must give way to crossable streets, massive parking lots must give way to pedestrian plazas, architecture designed to be appreciated from afar must give way to welcoming buildings. Making all of this happen is relatively easy and cheap; seeing what needs to be done is the trick. Speck can show us the invisible workings underneath the city, how simple decisions have cascading effects, and how we can make the right decisions for our cities.
Cities have been recognized as the key to sustainable living. But New York, San Francisco, Chicago, D.C. — these are not the next great American cities, and they are not where the future of urban life will be formed. Most Americans live in midsize cities — Lowell, Massachusetts; Tacoma, Washington; Grand Rapids, Michigan — that need downtowns that are vibrant and appealing; they need to feel like the urban hubs that they are. They need walkability.
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"City planner and architectural designer Speck (co-author of Suburban Nation) offers an informative and engaging look at what's gone awry in American zoning codes and road planning, and what can be done to re-engage the public with downtowns large and small. Contrary to accepted wisdom, the author says that a city center's vitality is not dependent on climate, the width of sidewalks, efficient traffic movement, showboat architecture, or cheap parking. Instead, Speck argues — and research backs him up — that cities need narrower roads, less expedition of traffic via turn lanes or one-way streets — and more mixed-use buildings, protected pedestrian areas, and trees. With covered walkways, people will hike around in any weather. Speck also recommends taking a close look at the effects of public transit and biking, and includes examples of places where one-size-fits-all transportation schemes have failed (see: Dallas). Although it's broadly accessible, Speck's comprehensive effort should appeal to architectural students, civil engineers, and local public servants. Readers will find themselves re-evaluating their home landscape and judging their own urban area through Speck's lens. What they see may shock them. Illus. Agent: Neeti Madan, Sterling Lord. (Nov.)" Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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"Cities are the future of the human race, and Jeff Speck knows how to make them work. In Walkable City, he persuasively explains how to create rational urban spaces and improve quality of life by containing the number one vector of global environmental catastrophe: the automobile." David Owen, staff writer at The New Yorker and author of Green Metropolis
"Companionable and disarmingly candid, Jeff Speck perches on your shoulder and gets you to see your community with fresh eyes. He gradually builds a compelling case for walkability as the essential distillation of a vast trove of knowledge about urbanism and placemaking. The case he makes has you both nodding at the intuitive and seemingly obvious wisdom presented, and shaking your head at why those basic principles of fixing our cities have eluded us for so long." Harriet Tregoning, founder of the National Smart Growth Network
"Jeff Speck understands a key fact about great cities, which is that their streets matter more than their buildings. And he understands a key fact about great streets, which is that the people who walk along them matter more than the cars that drive through them. Walkable City is an eloquent ode to the livable city and to the values behind it." Paul Goldberger, Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic and author of Why Architecture Matters
"With Walkable City, Jeff Speck demonstrates why he is among the most relevant and engaging writers on urban design today." Ron Bogle, president and CEO of the American Architectural Foundation
"When I speak around the country, people ask me what is the first thing they should do to start their community on the path of smart growth. I will now say: Read Jeff Specks Walkable City." Parris Glendening, governor of Maryland (1995-2003) and president of Smart Growth Americas Leadership Institute
"Truly a book that is so very needed, Walkable City moves theory into action. We now know we need to build walkable urban places for all sorts of economic, social, and environmental reasons. Jeff Speck shows how to do it in the same clear style we came to love in the classic Suburban Nation." Christopher B. Leinberger, visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of The Option of Urbanism
Jeff Speck has dedicated his career to determining what makes cities thrive. And he has boiled it down to one key factor: walkability.
The very idea of a modern metropolis evokes visions of bustling sidewalks, vital mass transit, and a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly urban core. But in the typical American city, the car is still king, and downtown is a place that's easy to drive to but often not worth arriving at.
Making walkability happen is relatively easy and cheap; seeing exactly what needs to be done is the trick. In this essential new book, Speck reveals the invisible workings of the city, how simple decisions have cascading effects, and how we can all make the right choices for our communities.
Bursting with sharp observations and real-world examples, giving key insight into what urban planners actually do and how places can and do change, Walkable City lays out a practical, necessary, and eminently achievable vision of how to make our normal American cities great again.
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Galesburg, IL -- The Beloit College Baseball team ended a three-week wait to get back on the field but were disappointed in a doubleheader loss at Knox College on Saturday, falling 16-9 and 6-5.
In the opener Knox scored once in the first before putting up seven runs in the second inning to go up 8-0. Beloit got three back in the third on Will Mack's two-run single and an RBI single by Grant Henricksen. After the Prairie Fire got a run back in the fourth the Bucs inched closer with three more runs in the top of the fifth. Ethan Blumenthal had an RBI fielder's choice, Mike Parrott scored on an error and Jerrick Habecker had a run-scoring single to make it a 9-6 game. But Knox got all three runs back in the bottom of the inning and the added four more runs in the seventh to make it a 16-6 game.
Beloit closed out the scoring within a three-run eighth. Blementhal singled in a run, Habecker had an RBI fielder's Choice and the Blumenthal scored on an error.
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CHRISTOPHER ARNOLD/TREASURE COAST NEWSPAPERS Vero Beach City Councilman Jay Kramer (from left) his stepfather Bernie Ceilley and City Councilman Dick Winger laugh while attending an election night party Tuesday at the home of Tax Collector Carole Jean Jordan. Jay Kramer retained his seat on the five person council. cq: Jay Kramer, Bernie Ceilley, Dick Winger, Carole Jean Jordan
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BUFFALO, NY - Buffalo Sabres General Manager Darcy Regier discussed the Sabres recent draft choices and plans for free agency, during a Tuesday morning news conference.
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Commission Vice-President in charge of competition policy, Joaquín Almunia, commented: "Merger control at EU level should be equipped with a modern toolkit to protect businesses and consumers against transactions that may harm competition. The proposals in this White Paper would allow the Commission to better preserve competition while making sure that the administrative burden by the system is kept light for the companies concerned."
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on proposals to improve merger control at EU level outlined in a White Paper.
The reform of the Merger Regulation in 2004 has made the EU's merger control regime more efficient and predictable, preserving effective competition in the Single Market for the benefit of businesses and consumers. Nevertheless, the experience of the last ten years has also shown that there is scope for further improving some aspects of EU merger control. In its White Paper "Towards More Effective EU Merger Control" the Commission makes proposals that would allow it to better deal with non-controlling minority shareholdings which may affect competition, and that would make referral procedures simpler and faster. Comments can be submitted until 3 October 2014. In light of the comments received, the Commission may then put forward a legislative proposal to revise the EU Merger Regulation.
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EUGENE, Ore. - A mammoth bridge replacement project in Eugene is well ahead of schedule: Drivers will be able to cross the first leg of the new Willamette River Bridge on Interstate 5 before the end of this summer.
"We are on schedule to get the southbound lanes open to traffic before Labor Day weekend this summer," said Karl Wieseke, Willamette Bridge Project Manager.
He said that is well ahead of the Oregon Department of Transportation's October deadline to open the first span.
There are two reasons for the speed: one, the main contractor added more crews to the project this past fall and winter; and two, even with all the rain, bad weather has not delayed the work.
Construction began in the spring of 2009. In late August 2011, the first span opens to traffic.
Next winter, work will start on the twin northbound bridge.
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Before work can start on the Northbound span, the temporary bridge has to come down, a process that will take 4 to 6 months.
Wieseke said most of it will be reused.
"We'll incorporate those back into a bike-pedestrian bridge that we'll be building later on in 2013," he said.
Not that all parts of this job go quickly. Wieseke joked that some of the concrete work has to take its time.
"So we'll actually be watching concrete shrink at that point, so it's kind of ... It's like watching grass grow, I guess," he said.
But for a project not even past its second anniversary, managers say it couldn't go much smoother.
Wieseke said the new bridges will be wide enough to carry three lanes in each direction to meet long term traffic needs.
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time to kick this lardy arse!!!
I stsrted on Monday and weigh in at 15st 8.1/4 - I am doing it alone and am going to do red/green days as I think they will be better for me - can't get my head around ee as it seems u can eat so much more and how can that work? I know it does for some - but I am a pig and I will eat far too much!
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250ml semi skimmed milk. HEX A
2 x whole meal small loaf slices. HEX B
Blue berries super(free)
Raspberries super(free)
Rocket (superfree)
Cucumber super(free )
Tomatoes. Super(Free)
2 x tomatoes. (SuperFree)
1 x banana
Picked beetroot
2 x turkey rashers (free)
200g finest 0% Greek yog. ( free)
Balsamic vinegar (free)
Shallot & orange dressing. - 2 syns
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Tuesday 28th January (Red day)
250 ml semi skimmed milk. HEX A
O% finest Greek yog ( 2 tablespoon) FREE
2 x turkey rashers. FREE
1 egg yolk / 2 whites - scrambled eggs. FREE
blueberries SUPERFREE
Mushrooms. SUPERFREE
tomatoes. SUPERFREE
2 x tea ( milk from allowance)
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2 x whole meal bread HEX B
2 x Whole meal bread HEX B
3 x turkey rashers ( 27 cals each). FREE
2 x thin beef slices. FREE
Tomatoes. SUPERFREE
salad. SUPERFREE
Cucumber. SUPERFREE
Beetroot. SUPERFREE
Raspberries. SUPERFREE
Blueberries. SUPERFREE
0% Greek yog. FREE
Fat free dressing. FREE
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Philadelphia lightest. HEX A
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20 mins tread. 100 cals burnt
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Semi skimmed milk HEX A ( rest for cups of tea)
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Tomatoes, cucumber , spring onions, carrots, SUPERFREE
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1 glass water
1 x tea
2 eggs Free
Sweetcorn. Free
1 bar tesco slim breakfast bar 1/2 HEX b
O% finest Greek yog. Free
Strawbs & blueberries. SUPERFREE
20 mins rower. - 150 cals burnt
20 mins treadmill - 150 cals burnt
Total 300 cals burnt
Alcohol 0
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-Jet2.com's inaugural flight to Faro in the Algarve takes off
UTV's Julian Simmons celebrated Jet2.com's first ever flight to Faro in the Algarve, direct from Belfast International Airport earlier this week. This new route, which is the 12th destination on Jet2.com's impressive portfolio from Belfast, offers flights from just £32.99 one way including taxes.
Flying in to Faro in the Algarve, you'll see a city of pristine whitewashed buildings and a glittering marina. However, Faro also unlocks all of the delights in the Algarve, including the glorious golden beaches of Albufera, the decorative architecture of Portimao and the trimmed green golf courses close to Vilamoura.
Since the Faro route went on sale 14 months ago, flights have been proving very popular, especially with couples, families and keen golfers as the Algarve offers 30 courses along the beautiful 100-mile stretch of coastline, from the world class San Lorenzo course, to the Oceanico courses at the popular golfing resort of Vilamoura, where the inaugural Portuguese Masters took place in 2007. Families and couples looking for great value package holidays can take advantage of the offers from sister company Jet2holidays – which combine Jet2.com flights, resort transfers, 22kg baggage allowance, handpicked two to five star hotels and ATOL protection, from just £379 per person e.g. on 8th September, this super deal of £379 per person is available in the 3*Self Catering, Vilamoura Golf Hotel, Vilamoura in Algarve, based on 2 adults sharing including resort transfers & 22kgs luggage.
Julian Simmons has been on holiday in the Algarve on many occasion throughout the years. He says: "The Algarve is one of the most picturesque places I have been to and there's the added bonus of all year round sunshine. I especially love Albufeira, Praia da Rocha and Lagos. The Algarve has a great buzz, offering a combination of café culture and family friendly attractions and great nightlife; there is something for everyone. I may even take up golfing one of these days and play on one of the top golf courses over there and give Darren Clarke a run for his money!"
Ian Doubtfire, managing director of Jet2.com, is confident that this new route will be a success. He commented: "This new destination is a great addition to our Belfast line up and we're delighted that flights are soaring. There really is something for everyone with beautiful sandy beaches and dozens of watersports on offer, the whole family will find something to keep them entertained. Away from the beach, there is also plenty to see and do with bustling markets, great shopping and the fantastic Zoomarine Theme Park all making for action packed days, as well as the numerous award winning golf resorts."
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All of us, every single man, woman, and child on the face of the Earth were born with the same unalienable rights; to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And, if the governments of the world can't get that through their thick skulls, then, regime change will be necessary.
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Running the Evolution Loop in a day leaves little room for extras but plenty of room for the unplanned. The ultra-lightweight Women's Houdini is an essential – a running jacket that packs so small you'll never leave it behind. Its highly wind-resistant nylon ripstop fabric with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish offers protection against wind gusts and light precipitation. The slim fit allows for a baselayer or light midlayer; a low-profile hood snugs with a single pull. When skies clear you can pack the Houdini into its own palm-sized zippered chest pocket and clip it to your hydration pack.
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Well history teaches us when warhammer offers server transfers it means they are getting ready to shut down the server.
That pretty much f*cked up the server and both destro and order are saying the server is in a bad shape.
It's getting better in orvr seeing we just hit 5stars again after 2 months being on 1 star.
Still, the damage is done and both sides have little faith in it being restored.
Actually its not that hard to take out a WP. I can do it with my WE using throat cutting and reducing their heals to 50% of normal. I can toe to toe a WP pretty easily. Often they will run from anyone who can silence or disable their healing. Dmg wise they are pretty fair considering they are a healer.
However you have to take into account that they are part of a WB which has more healers, tanks and DPS which can and will take YOU out before you get their healer.
As for the Destro side. Try chosen. At T2 I can use my chosen to tank around 5+ people at once all hitting me and they will barely hurt me at all. With a healer around I'm nearly unstoppable. Even to BW's which I just hop back and forth with elemental resist and respite so that as he hurts me, he hurts himself for over 100 dmg a cast + with me hitting him. BW's hate chosen.
and for the record I've seen and ran Destro WB's up to 3 full wb's in one go, owning t2's and t3's. We capped keeps in less than 3 mins. Regardless of order defending or not.
Actually when I played the game (when it came out) it lagged despite the system specs. I was in one of the biggest alliances on my server and everybody lagged. Had guildies that had PCs decked out with best graphic cards and they lagged more than me. It was random, and it sucked. But I love the game so meh.
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These rich cookies are a chocolate-lover's dream come true. Make sure to start prepping your cookie dough well in advance as it will need to rest for at least 3 hours. (For a less chocolate-y version you can substitute your favorite shortbread recipe for the chocolate shortbread recipe below.) The cookies can be made up to 4 or 5 days in advance, and stored in an airtight container.
• Sift the flour, cocoa powder, and salt together into a bowl. Set aside.
• Put the butter and sugar in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Beat on medium speed just until combined. Add the vanilla extract.
• Switch the mixer to low speed and add the dry ingredients in 3 additions, pulsing the mixer to incorporate each addition before adding the next one. The dough will look dry.
• Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured work surface. Knead a few times just until it comes together. Flatten into a disk, wrap in plastic wrap, and refrigerate until firm, at least 3 hours or up to 2 days.
• Preheat the oven to 325F. Line the bottoms of two 12-by-18-inch sheet pans with parchment paper.
• Remove the dough from the refrigerator and unwrap it. On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the dough 1/8" thick. Using a 1 1/2-inch round cookie cutter, cut out as many rounds as possible. Re-roll the scraps only once, using less flour on the work surface to prevent toughness, and cut again. You should have 60 rounds in all. Place the rounds on the prepared pans, spacing them 1/2 inch apart.
• Bake on the middle shelves of the oven, rotating the pans 180 degrees halfway through the baking time, until the tops are lightly cracked and hold a slight indentation when pressed with a fingertip, about 10 minutes. While cookies are still warm, press your fingertip into the center of each cookie to make an indentation the size of a quarter. Let cool completely on the pans on wire racks. (If the cookies are too warm, the truffles will melt and ooze out of the indentation).
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Dagger kayaks are one of the most recognizable names in the whitewater paddling community. If your goal is to hit the water with nothing more than a paddle and a taste for adventure, Dagger kayaks are the best way to make it happen. With quality design and top-performing boats for both recreational kayaking and whitewater adventures, you're sure to find something to fit your needs.
No Dagger kayak design is sent to production until it has met the lofty standards of the company team or until it has been thoroughly tested by experts in the field. These tests don't happen in a laboratory, either – the designers go straight to the source to ensure their products stand up to your adventures. All Dagger designs are tested by experts in everything from freestyle and river running to creeking, and no product hits the market until it has run from the mountains to the sea successfully.
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Although you might expect this kind of craftsmanship to come with a high price tag, Dagger kayaks are some of the most affordable kayaking options currently on the market. Because the company's goal is to encourage both professional and amateur kayaks, their products offer quality without being exclusive. This means that you can purchase one of these kayaks as a beginner or as a long-time expert. No matter how much experience you have behind you, your kayak will stand up to the paces you put it through.
Like many of our favorite brands, Dagger kayaks started production in a small shop with a dirt room floor. Today, the company provides products for some of the top kayakers in the sporting world. See for yourself how careful design and quality building can make a difference – you won't regret having Dagger stand between you and the water!
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Soy (also called soya, soy bean, or glycine max), is among the most common foods that cause allergic reactions. Researchers are still not completely certain which component of soy causes the reactions, but so far 15 allergenic proteins have been found in soy.
Soy milk, soy flour, soy grits, soy meal, soy sauce, soy oil and more! Soy has become one of the most frequent and common food additives in the modern diet, so avoiding soy can be very difficult for families. Not all soy products cause reactions. Some fermented soy foods are less allergenic than raw beans. Soybean oil (which does not contain protein) may not cause symptoms. It all depends on you and your personal allergies.
The most commonly reported symptoms seen with this kind of allergy include: atopic dermatitis (eczema), urticaria (hives), asthma, allergic rhinitis, anaphylactic shock and digestive symptoms. Other conditions including acne, canker sores and colitis are not uncommon.
It is not unusual for people who are allergic to soy to cross react to other foods, such as peanuts, wheat, certain beans (or legumes) and other foods. But don't be caught unaware: many foods that you already have in your kitchen contain some type of soy food, even if the word "soy" isn't on the label. Here are other terms that may also imply soy ingredients:
If you are allergic to soy, read all ingredient labels, and if in doubt, call the manufacturer of the product before buying it.
As with most allergies, avoidance is key. Make sure to read all labels for foods, medicines, cosmetics, creams and ointments that may contain any type or amount of soy. A history of allergic reactions shortly after exposure to soy might suggest an allergy. However, this should be confirmed with a skin prick test or RAST. Talk to your doctor about a complete diagnosis.
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CANTON - The operator of the Canton Flea Market is being evicted by the University Plazas new owner for failing to pay his July rent.
On Friday several vendors, many of them upset, were hauling their merchandise and shelving out of the store which also houses Fashion Craze discount clothing store.
Some lined their sales racks on the sidewalks and sold directly to customers.
Several vendors said the flea markets owner, Frank E. Monnett, informed them he doesnt have the money to reimburse them for their July sales.
Domita L. Hogle, formerly of Colton, displayed an invoice showing that Mr. Monnett owes her $1,791.69 for her July sales.
He has our money and he didnt pay his rent bill, Ms. Hogle said. Its not fair. We put all this money and work into this.
Mr. Monnett said he mailed the $6,000 rent check, but then put a stop payment on the check it because the plazas new owner, David C. Muraco, of Empire Management, Dewitt, made it clear he doesnt want to keep a flea market in the plaza.
Hes already got people ready to move in here, Mr. Monnett said, noting that a dollar store and a bread store are possibilities.
Mr. Monnett would not discuss why he cant pay his vendors for their July sales.
Thats a personal issue were working out together, he said as he sat on a bench outside the store Friday afternoon.
Vendors were asked by Mr. Monnett to sign promissory notes that stated he would pay them within six months, but not all vendors were willing to sign the agreement.
I wouldnt accept it. Im not signing it, Ms. Hogle said.
Mr. Monnett held a meeting Thursday evening with vendors to advise them he was being evicted in 10 days and couldnt pay them for their July sales.
Two state police officers were at the scene for awhile, but took no action.
This is a civil matter, not a criminal matter, said State Trooper Robert Larabee.
Mr. Muraco said he had no intention of immediately closing the flea market, but decided to evict Mr. Monnett, effective Aug. 3, because he put a stop payment on the rent check.
He is allowing interested vendors to remain in the space, he said.
Im going to try to work with people. Im meeting with several of the vendors on Monday, Mr. Muraco said. Im confident that the market will sta
However, he said he is trying to get other national retailers into the plaza and eventually that could force the flea market out of the space.
Rebecca A. Taberski, another vendor, said she set up a booth last fall and was doing fairly well.
Its just unfortunate. I was doing Ok, but some of these vendors get paid big bucks, she said.
Jackie Lamora, a vendor from Norwood, said she just started renting space about a month ago and built new shelving to hold her merchandise.
On Friday, she was packing up furniture and other items into a red pick-up truck that was parked directly in front of the store.
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KENMORE, NY - Today is day 17 of our Good Story Challenge and this morning we're introducing you to a woman who's been teaching generations of Western New Yorkers to move their feet.
Jackie George celebrated her 80th birthday on Wednesday, and she's been spending the last 29 of those years as a ballroom dance instructor.
She says she was born to dance, but didn't start teaching until later in life.
Her classes started small, now she teaches at the Brounshidle Post in Kenmore twice a week because so many people come to learn from her.
She says she and her students stay healthy and young at heart with the motto - "keep dancing."
"At the end of all my dances I say keep dancing and all my people know that. So I feel I've brought a lot of joy to people. Like I said, they've met, gotten engaged, they've gotten married. And they tell me, 'Jackie, we fell in love doing the tango in your class,'" says Jackie.
Jackie also hosts monthly dances that are open to everyone. The next one is Saturday, March 9th. She teaches a free lesson from 7 to 8 and then the dance with the live band goes from 8 to 11.


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A Microsoft executive has confirmed that, contrary to earlier reports from the company, the upcoming Xbox One console will not require the Kinect sensor to be activated at all times after all. This change comes after a widespread backlash from gamers concerned about the privacy implications of an always-on camera pointed from the television back at the couch.
Should a minor celebrity's right to wring every drop he can from his fame trump the right to create a realistic work? The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals put its thumb on the scales today, issuing a terrible decision holding that a celebrity's right of publicity is more important than any First Amendment right to depict real people in a video game. This ruling follows closely on the heels of a similar decision from the Third Circuit and threatens a wide range of speech—such as biographies and documentaries—which seeks to realistically depict famous people.
Celebrity Rights Shouldn't Trump Constitutional Rights: EFF Supports Challenge to Dangerous Publicity Rights Decision
A federal appeals court struck a blow against free speech in a May 21 ruling against a video-game creator and EFF won't let it stand unchallenged.
Working with a coalition of groups representing filmmakers, vidders, and fair-use advocates, EFF today filed a friend-of-the-court (in Latin, amicus curiae) brief with the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, urging the court to revisit its ruling in Ryan Hart v. Electronic Arts. If the court agrees, the full court (as opposed to just three judges) will have a chance to consider the case.
Bad facts make bad law: it's legal cliché that is unfortunately based on reality. We saw as much yesterday, in the case of Ryan Hart v. Electronic Arts. Presented with a situation that just seemed unfair, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals proceeded to make a whole bunch of bad law that puts dollars ahead of speech.
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, for the latest installment in the popular SimCity video game franchise, which was released this week to massive sales, and then just as quickly, an epic fail as the paying customers were unable to play the game they just bought. The culprit isn't the game itself, which by most accounts is pretty good; no, the problem is the game's DRM scheme.
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Hackday Yields Easier Way of Sharing Private Videos
A neat thing about this feature was that it was an outcome of a recent "hackday" here at YouTube. Hackdays are similar in spirit to "20% time" -- the amount of time in a week engineers at Google/YouTube are encouraged free think and innovate on projects they're passionate about. These efforts allow us to focus on launching smaller features that aren't on our official roadmaps but that we hope are still worthwhile for our users. Anyway, this hackday came with donuts, which were delicious and way too tempting for me to resist. I also had a strong personal motivation for figuring this out: I'm in a hip-hop dance group, and the troupe wanted to share practice videos without going through the process of becoming Friends on YouTube.
Even without any official announcement (until this post, that is!), uptake and usage of this feature has been strong. Here you can see the growth of private-videos-per-day using friend-to-friend sharing versus the new URL-sharing:
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Threaded bolt??
Where could I get a couple of threaded aluminum bolts that is the same thread pitch and size for the studs that hold the engine cylinders to the case?
I need this just to fill in the holes, and then cut them off flush, then redrill the KH cylinders base mounting studs, using a gasket as a template?


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By CHRISTINE WATKINSState Representative District 69
We are in the final week of the 2012 Session. If history has taught us anything, it's that we cannot predict what is going to happen in the final week of the Utah State Legislature. There are still plenty of bills that do not have public language yet, but might be worked-lifted from the Rules Committee - and passed within a matter of a single day (remember HB 477 last year?)
Our standing committees have wrapped up their work, and our bills have been prioritized for the remainder of the session. It is looking good for all of my bills to be passed. I worked hard to have bills completed early on in the session, and I believe that my endeavors will pay off. I will continue to work to strengthen families for the sake of children.
I would ask that you watch House Bill 407, which deals with car safety inspections. The bill has passed the House and now the Senate will make any changes it desires. As of now a car would be inspected the fourth, eighth, tenth, twelfth years and every year after the twelfth year. There were many amendments made to this bill and it's anyone's guess as to what the Senate will do.
I was very concerned about House Bill 156. It would have eliminated some important funding for rural schools. The sponsor made some great changes and now the bill will just eliminate some unnecessary wording and programs that are obsolete.
House Bill 155 would require those who receive TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Recipients) to submit a written questionnaire to determine the likeliness of potential substance abuse. If they are found to be using certain drugs, they would still receive benefits, but be required to go through a program to help them stop using drugs. I was leery of this bill until I understood the recipient would receive benefits and drug use help.
House Bill 319, a bill I sponsored, will require DCFS (Division of Child and Family Services) to create and give to families a pamphlet or flier describing their rights, responsibilities, and resources available to them to improve their parenting skills. This bill will be heard on the consent calendar Monday and I am sure it will pass.
This legislative session has been very intense, even though the usual "highly controversial" bills were not heard. We have had plenty of discussion, debate, and behind the scenes arm twisting. I am so honored to have represented my constituents in rural southeastern Utah. I work hard and try to represent the majority of the voices. I am always listening and reaching out to leaders and experts. I also listen to those who are often pushed aside and have no one to champion their causes.
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Decades after his greatest success as a singer and songwriter, Harry Nilsson is perhaps best remembered by younger generations for one rather silly song.
But Nilsson was much more than a novelty artist. His contemporaries certainly knew it – both John Lennon and Paul McCartney once declared him their favorite musician, and he received Grammy Awards not for "Coconut" but for two other, more serious songs he recorded. One was Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin'" from 1969 Oscar-winning film Midnight Cowboy, starring Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman.
Nilsson's second Grammy was also for a song he didn't write – but when he sang it, he owned it. Originally recorded by Badfinger, "Without You" became Nilsson's only No. 1 hit on the Hot 100.
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The warp, stutter, packetloss effect, ping spikes, or whatever else you want to call it has now reached the point of absurdity.
over 90% of the people I observe and play against are warping to varied degrees including myself lately, and the one guy who dosnt warp as much and has the lowest ping walks thru the rest of us like we are standing still cause in a sense... we are. Warp rockets from around corners, weird sticky lg from what I like to call "warp-assisted aim" and guys with low warpy ping who freeze frame before they fire- disappear- then reappear after my death (mostly seen with lpb's) make playing and enjoying this game very difficult.
What was borderline unplayable has officially crossed the line within the last few weeks/months. I cant pinpoint when it happened as I stopped playing for awhile.
I want to pay for this game.
I want to play all day every day. I want to support it, I really do cause I love it.
But.. no word on this issue, no word on fixing it/improving the servers, in fact from asking around and reading these boards I have yet to see it even officially acknowledged. Which to me says there are no plans to even begin fixing it.
This is a deal breaker. Not just for me as a vet but to new players who quickly assume these weird happenings are cheating then drop. Even vets lately have been calling cheating because when you see these warpstars take over a game, it appears very much like they are cheating.
Yes my settings/drivers... etc are good. I've posted about this many times and followed all advice and the problem still exists. Lately I am hearing people ask about the lag, warp and ping spikes more and more. It's not just me.
Is there any word on this from the devs that maybe I havent heard or dont know about? I dont follow everything QL related I just read this general board for the most part, so maybe there's some info out there I just haven't read yet.


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Well this firmware has lost the plot.
No sound on any videos at all after starting up today. DTS/ac3/aac...
Darn it.
Edit - I also noticed that the Video items was at 0. Did a reset through the Menu and it has found my videos again, and the sound is fixed. Hope this was a one off but I doubt it....
Oh dear,
DI Radio is dead (mainly what I use it for) still no BBC Iplayer, 4OD ITVPLAYER.
Seriously though, if you're in the UK don't bother with this Update, it seems pointless, only things that used to work now don't and nothing useful.
American based product, get a Revo and attach it to your TV instead.
Updated to new firmware, no issues whatsoever, actually it went smoothly - connected to a Philips LCD via HDMI and all seems to work fine, although hardly touched any of its capabilities - its just a media streamer from my iMac to the TV and HD content plays great.
Few points, has this firmware fixed MP4 playback as files previously did not play in Mac format?
STILL NO iPLAYER - THIS IS A BIG MINUS IN THE UK.
Apart from that, quite happy with setup and wifi capability using a netgear USB stick.
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE INCLUDE iPLAYER!!!!!!!!
Iplayer... 4od... ITVplayer..... and broken DI.FM. I Know...
Installed Update - Cannot find my movies - nowhere to be seen - trying to roll back to see if files are just hidden by this update.
Found a bug with the new firmware. My video setting is on Component, but whenever I reboot the hub, or even put it on standby, the video setting reverts to HDMI. This is is very annoying since my TV obviously doesn't recognize HDMI and needs Component. Looks like I'm reverting to previous firmware.
Ok so I did the upgrade to 3.01.19 and after a full reset the only thing I have noticed is I lost audio using one of the radio players under Services. Turns out the audio was muted, as if *I* had pressed the mute button on the remote. I never saw the mute symbol appear on screen and I can repeat the problem. I have to return Home to unmute the audio which is when I do finally see the mute symbol.
I'm going to try and pinpoint the app that causes this and THEN i'll report the issue...might be a few days with Christmas upon us...
So, I think I just read a post where someone lost or didn't have audio....you may want to hit the mute button and see if it helps.
Would have liked to see MPAA ratings added to this firmware. Oh well, maybe next time...
I keep losing my Component settings like MZAUr. Have to plug in a composite cable then re select component to get it back. Happens from standy and when re-booted. Only thing I can think of is I am using a switch box that is selected after the device starts, maybe it checks for a signal on component now first??
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In an intriguing twist, the Clippers might benefit more from losing in this matchup of playoff-bound teams.
Yeah, and Elton Brand might benefit from having to match up against Billy Barty in the post instead of Bill Russell.
Elton gets the Good Camper Award and an early bid for Peekskill Mayor with his politic response to the tank question:
"Well, I know I'm going out to give optimum effort," Brand said. "That's the only way I know how to play, and nothing is going to change that. Yeah, we know we have home-court [advantage] against Denver, but you still have to play hard."
I don't doubt EB's sincerity for a second, which is why it's all the more imperative for Mike Dunleavy not to let Elton Brand anywhere near Fed Ex Forum tonight. A disoriented cabbie, a bad slice of pizza, a hotwired alarm clock at the Madison Memphis - whatever it takes to keep our lunch pail guys off the floor.
Elton, we love your effort, your resilience, your 110%. These are your finest, cracker jack qualities. But we can't tolerate this kind of sportsmanship when the season is on the line. If you're going to be a disruptive force on the floor with your "optimum effort," we just assume you take Corey's epidural and go for a nice two hour schvitz.
Meanwhile, the Grizz and affiliates are shocked...shocked, I tell you...that the Clips have been exerting less than maximum effort over the past week. Mike Miller is offended:
Teammate Mike Miller sounded as though not trying to win any game is a sin.
"As long as I've played the game, I've never tried to lose a game. That's not going to change," Miller said when asked about tonight's matchup with the Clippers. "You just can't turn it on when you get to the playoffs."
Get back to me, Mike, after Josh Howard has been in your grill for the better part of the week. For what it's worth, Grizz fans are already conceding the (6).
Personally, I don't know what all the fuss is about in Memphis. Growing up in Atlanta during the 'Nique Era, I never saw Fratello win a crucial game he needed to - not with home court advantage, nor with the other team on the ropes.
Still, John R's proposal for tonight's game makes the most sense. Each team should have to shoot at their own basket. Of course with the eight second backcourt rule, they'll have to sink a shot in a hurry, lest they turn the ball over to the opposing team - who will then have eight to shoot at their own basket. It'll be like those old LMU teams from the late 80s or the pixel-blocked uniformed Nugs teams under Doug Moe.
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CANTON St. Lawrence County legislators have another alternative to consider on how to increase the use of the solid waste transfer stations and lower tipping fees.
We all know how we got here, said Highway Superintendent Toby W. Bogart, who also oversees the Solid Waste Department. What we need is compromise so everybody has a little skin in the game.
The proposal includes a county investment in its facilities, possible union concessions, a commitment from the larger private haulers, and a more sustainable model that can keep tipping fees stable for several years.
Under the plan developed by a solid waste committee chaired by Legislator Joseph R. Lightfoot, R-Ogdensburg, and private parties, the county would spend more than $1 million for equipment, including larger trailers for the trip to the Development Authority of the North Country-operated landfill in Rodman, and several compactors. Over time, the Solid Waste Department would cut the number of its employees from 15 to 13. Some employees might work 10-hour shifts, cutting the cost of overtime.
The cost for everyone dumping recyclables at the transfer stations would rise from $25 per ton to $50 per ton. There would be a new tip fee of $90 per ton for haulers that bring to the transfer stations waste that has already been compressed. Haulers that bring waste directly to Rodman would commit to delivering to the transfer stations an additional 5,000 tons annually, increasing the countys total from 24,000 tons to 29,000 tons.
The tipping fee for other haulers would drop from $131 per ton to $125 per ton. The rate for everyone else who uses the stations would drop from $160 per ton to $155 per ton.
Were trying to give everyone a decrease, county recycling coordinator Scott A. Thornhill said. We believe we have a budget in place that doesnt impact the public.
A surcharge for haulers who go directly to the landfill would increase from $4.50 per ton to $6 per ton to cover leachate removal.
A proposal from Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction, also remains in play to increase the surcharge at the landfill from $4.50 per ton to $18,50 per ton to cover the leachate costs and to help the county better spread the cost of dealing with solid waste.
Mr. Morrill said he still thought all those who make waste should pay for the countys obligations to pay for landfills that had to be closed.
Only the transfer station people are the ones who pay for this. Thats where I believe this is wrong, he said. Youve done a good job of negotiating. I dont believe in negotiating away the fairness.
Mr. Morrill said he was not tied to his surcharge number and legislators agreed to have independent consultants review the numbers of both proposals.
While Mr. Morrill may have a point about fairness, the county should not bring problems on itself when a workable solution exists, Legislator Alex A. MacKinnon, R-Fowler, said.
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Isis: Limited Edition - Blue and Gold Extreme - with Book
Product Information
|Open the Sphere
|Level 10 - Mind Boggling
|Sonic Games
|Other Wire / Metal Puzzles, Andrew Reeves
|3 in x 3 in x 3 in / 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm x 7.5 cm
|Black Leather Box
Product Description
The Isis Adventure - Codes of the Diamond Isis - Book is included with your purchase of this puzzle.
The Blue and Gold Extreme Isis is a limited edition. Precision engineered, constructed in layers from aircraft grade aluminium, this orb shaped wonder is a delight to manipulate and is renowned around the world as one of the most challenging puzzles on earth.
Each Isis is unique and uses the new harder version internal lock system with it's own engraved serial and key number, your Isis will be individually assembled by hand in the UK.
Product Features
- High quality solid metal construction
- The G2 "harder" lock system design.
- Rings with precision 'click feel' rotation
- Diamond engraved hieroglyphics
- Smooth highly polished Blue and Gold finish
- Unique engraved 'Isis Adventure' PassKey
Designer: Andrew Reeves
As a child Andrew would make games for all his friends when they would come over. They would always ask him "So what should we do today then." He would tell them of a new game that he had been thinking of. Now he has brought puzzling games to us. When Andrew first made the Isis Puzzle, it was picked up and put on the Jonathan Ross Show. After the show they were receiving orders from America asking for this puzzle. Andrew soon went to Dragon's Den to find a backer for his next project. After the show he got a call asking for a huge order. From then on he has been making The Isis Series.
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