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We hemmed and hawed for most of this week about when we'd leave for Louisville for the weekend. Connor (DS2) invited us down, Big Mac (DD1) was flying in from Portland and Logan (DS1) was going to bring the granddaughters over from Lexington to spend the day at the zoo. I tried to leave it up to Mrs. Dave, even though I really wanted to leave early Saturday morning.
Leaving on Friday would have messed up my running schedule. There'd be no time for a Friday run unless I got up at 4AM, or ran at 10PM when we got there. I've not been lost in Louisville on a run yet, but a late night 8 miler would be one way to ensure I did. Not to mention that I'd done that wicked interval/progression run double on Thursday and I felt I ought to do at least of one the easy runs, you know, easy.
By Thursday night it was apparent that we weren't going to be ready Friday, so I won.
I noticed that Hal's charge was at 17% after I was dressed. Should have checked before and I could have gotten him up enough for 8 miles. This was actually probably a good thing. I took the old Timex and forgot about the pace since I didn't know what it was. It was a nicer day than the rest of the week, so I just enjoyed it. And didn't really feel too much of the previous day's work.
The later plan also turned out to be good since I discovered a loose tie rod end in the van and had to spend some time changing that. We wouldn't have made it out of town until 8-9 o'clock anyway.
As it was, we rolled into Louisville before lunch and I got to put in 10 miles through Seneca and Cherokee Parks in the heat of the Kentucky afternoon. It's hilly through there, and - as seems to happen every time I run in Louisville - those hills beat me up pretty good. The shade was nice but there wasn't enough of it. I ran pretty hard through miles 3-8 despite that and it only sucked a lot in the last mile. I stopped at a house where a guy was getting his water hose out and asked him to drench me enough to lower my body temp, which I felt was getting out of hand. I was already drenched with sweat, so that just helped me not smell as badly.
After I cleaned up, we went downtown, hoping to catch the baseball game between the Louisville Bats and the Toledo Mudhens, the AAA teams for the Reds and Tigers. We had great seats right behind the visitors' dugout, but it started raining and never stopped, so they called the game and we left unsatisfied. Since this was the last weekend of the season, we'll have to go back in April.
Monday I got up early for an 8 mile tempo run. We were staying at a hotel near the airport and just down the street from the state fairgrounds. I ran by the roller coasters and the main gate, turned west and went south of the UoL football stadium, then north on 4th Street by Churchill Downs towards downtown Louisville. 4th Street is part of the Kentucky Derby Festival Marathon, the site of my PW marathon in 2010. It was along 4th Street, at about the 10K mark, when I felt I couldn't go much farther that day. Painful memory.
It was not quite as painful yesterday, but almost as humid, and I could tell the tempo miles weren't going to be easy. What I couldn't tell was that there'd be a Code Abby at 3.75 miles and I'd be lucky to be passing by Central Park at just that moment or things would have gotten very ugly. But, I was and the comfort station was open for business. Ah.
A few blocks later I turned at Oak Street and headed back down on 3rd Street. I'd seen a few people out along the way - bikers, runners, dog walkers, homeless people - one guy asked me what time it was - it's always nice having company on the roads. Just then I saw another runner, coming north along 3rd. Good stride, bright blue singlet. The closer I got, the more incredulous I became. This doesn't just randomly happen. But it was true. It was this guy.
He was half way through 9 miles and I still had 2 tempo miles to go and we were going in opposite directions, so we shook hands, talked briefly and took off. I began to think it would have been fun to get a pic of this completely random, unplanned Loopmeet, cursing my luck when I stopped cursing my luck and began to curse myself when I remembered that - so I wouldn't get lost - I was running with my stinking iPhone!!!!!! By then it was too late. Argh.
At any rate, I finished up as best I could. The last mile was the hilliest, but I still ran the final mile in 8:10 (I was surprised at that). A decent, although a little choppy, tempo run.
Then the day just got more and more fun, with a four and two year old at the zoo. The 3 moth old was there, but wasn't nearly as interested in the animals than the rest of us. Those girls are just too cute.
We stayed until the zoo closed at 5PM, then drove back to our own L-town, pulling in about 11PM.
Pretty sweet weekend, eh? Now we've got school starting and I have another 50+ mile week. There's a marathon West Virginia to get ready for.
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Family get-tog ethers are always a great time! Good work meeting up with Dean. (Maybe he took a picture of the 2 of you, and we'll see it on his bloop.)
That was a cool trip! Nice loop meet, even if you didn't have the sense to remember you were carrying your gigantic iPhone!
I know that guy! I'm surprised you recognized him, because he usually just looks like a blur.
All day I meant to talk to your DD1 about the phone hanging out precariously from her back pocket. Very easily stolen. Hasn't she lost/broken a number of phones?
She went swimming with one, but I think that's all. The others were just cheap. Mom is much worse.
Sounds like a fun family weekend plus some awesome runs, even if hilly and hot!
You went by roller coasters, Churchill Downs, UofL Stadium, visited a comfort station, and met Dean.
I saw a cow this morning.
That is one awesome weekend!
gdionelli beat me to the punch ... I too was wondering about the whole kissing thing. But I figured he already has Michigan.
Cute granddaughters, random Loopmeet while running, yup, that's a good weekend!
Running into Dean like that has to be one of the coolest things ever. The workouts pulling you two apart is classic!
A Labor Day weekend well spent Dave.
Pretty sure Dean's goal includes ladies only, which is OK with me.
Sounds like a nice trip!
That's really cool that you ran into Dean!
I ramble...
Nice little weekend you had there!
Have a great run!
Sounds like your weekend was full of wild animals!
Dave where did you dig that pic up from.
I was great to see you too. Of all of the loopesters I got to meet the top brass while out on my easy run.
I'm truly a lucky guy!
Glad that you didn't bring up the kissing thing and Tree Girl has fullfilled my Michigan kiss.
Hopefully that won't be the last time we run across each others paths.
Runners Make the Best Friends
Yep, I fulfilled Michigan! Great that you two crossed paths but what are the odds of that happening?? Louisville is a darn big city!


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Good investors aren't made of stone. Nothing can force you to stay strictly within the confines of one school of investing thought. If you're all about growth, but it seems a little too risky to pursue, and you want value, but worry it won't bring enough bang for your buck ... then you might favor GARP investing. Investors use this hybrid strategy to temper the shortcomings of one investing style with the strengths of the other.
A key metric that GARP investors use to evaluate stocks is the price-to-earnings/growth ratio. The PEG ratio is found by dividing the price-to-earnings ratio by the rate at which you think earnings will grow over the next few years. There's your value piece and your growth piece. GARP investors want solid growth potential in their stocks, but are willing to consider stocks that strict growth investors might reject as being too slow. They are also less willing to hop on board with projections of huge growth. GARP followers can also be a bit more flexible with getting stocks at a discount to their value, because they're factoring in future growth that traditional value investors might overlook.
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irish eyes are cryingNovember 23rd, 2008
Yeah, this post is so late it's almost redundant. Soz, but I've been busy being a Triple M superstar. We are also having some serious discipline problems with our staff here at Errol HQ, which is severely affecting our productivity. Intern John John has been sent to a special Intern Bootcamp for his recent insolence. Intern Danny Wicks is being punished for his insurrections by having his daily food budget cut to only $200 and Work Experience Boy Lachie is currently sitting on the naughty step. IT'S A NIGHTMARE PEOPLE.
Anyway, onto the Irish. Our beloved Wolfhounds have well and truly left our shores and my heart is broke. Broke broke broke. Well at least it was. I think I'm okay now. I'm only bursting into tears twice a day. PROGRESS! As I've said repeatedly on Errol, I am not a particularly emotional person. However I am well … I'm kind of sentimental. I just get attached to things. People and objects.
When I travel I honestly can't bear to pack my precious vintage tees into my check-in suitcase. They must be on my person at all times. Suitcases get lost. It happens all the time. It's DANGEROUS. My cabin bag never contains toiletries … who cares if you lose your moisturiser? You can always buy more. You know what you can't buy more of? Priceless Fleetwood Mac vintage tees, thats what. This sentimentality of mine can cause problems. Last time I returned from the US my cabin bag was chockas and I refused to risk trusting my precious vintage to baggage handlers so, well … I just wore it.
Much to Sassy's delight, I flew from LA to Sydney dressed in approx 4 layers, including a bright yellow vintage adidas tracksuit and carrying multiple shopping bags filled with hats. As we were checking in, Andrew G rolled up in a silver convertible and sauntered through with one bag. ONE BAG. He totally judged me with his eyes. Bitch.
ANYWAY, I get attached to shit. And the Irish boys were like the finest vintage tee money can buy. You wanna pack em in your bag and take them everywhere you go. Okay that sounded creepy, but you know what I mean. THEY ARE LOVABLE OKAY?
Marlo, Lozzy and myself were so invested in the boys' success that we travelled to the Goldy to watch the boys play their semi-final against Fiji. What a heartbreaking motherfucker of a game.
First of all the administrators of Skilled Park, in their infinite wisdom, decided to split up the Blarney Army into a million pieces. The boys kept looking into the stands for their wall of green love and NOTHING. And this time we weren't even close enough for them to hear our creepy/encouraging yelling. Obviously if we were, they totally woulda won.
The boys tried hard. Things were made difficult by the fact it was a godamn injury fest. Mick McIlorum (aka Irish Channing Tatum) made an awesome tackle but possibly crushed his chest cavity whilst doing so. Finn split his head open at some point. Tandy's nose leaked blood almost the entire match, and Scott Grix had his face ripped off his skull and literally BROKE BONES. It was like the Civil War out there people!
I half expected their trainer to emerge with a rusty saw, a flagon of whiskey and a hunk of wood for biting down and amputate legs right there on the sideline. Come to think of it, that would be kind of awesome. Maybe next time.
In summary, they lost. And our collective hearts broke. Unsurprisingly, we all reacted to this trauma by getting completely and utterly shitfaced together. But in our defense it was their last night! AND THERE WAS FREE BEER! Well, the beer was free for the team and their entourage. In my mind that meant me. The other girls don't have the same charming sense of entitlement as me and actually PAID for drinks. Suckkkeeeers.
I also promised a few of you I would take photos, and I did! Except at some point I
drunkenly accidentally changed the camera to black and white mode and couldn't see figure out how to change it back. So you get black and white photos.
Lets break this down shall we?
Otherwise known as Mick Cassidy, Mick-Cass was by far our favourite of the squad. Sure, he didn't get much game time but he did get lots of Errol girls time and THAT'S WHAT MATTERS. That's what he will be telling his grandkids about and you know it.
At 35, Mick-Cass is the oldest man in the World Cup … and possibly the world. He insists he isn't in fact the oldest, but whatevs. Until we see a birth certificate for Stanley Gene we refuse to change our story. All I know is … he played in the 1995 World Cup. 1995! I don't think I even had pubes back then.
Reasons we love Mick-Cass –
1) He has a gut but he wears Speedos when training
2) He gives good hug
3) He wears beige Crocs because 'they go with everything'
4) He is the blondest man in the universe
5) He loves us
We adore him so much, Marlo decided to buy him a gift in the form of some accessories for his beloved Crocs. She trotted out in her lunchbreak and purchased two little pieces of Croc jewellery for him … one an Aussie flag and the other a four leaf clover. Here she is presenting said gifts:
Okay no, this is the cutest thing ever. Ladies and gentleman, I present to you – Mick-Cass and Hot Ginge Gleeson.
If you can find something cuter than that I will switch my allegience from Dragons to Sharks.
That's him on the left. And yes … that is his real name. Like Mick-Cass he didn't get much game time but we like to think us showering him with love made up for it. Since the boys went home we have met some people that have sworn he was a tool but to us he was AMAZING. We feel like … Wayne Whisperers.
To say Wayne is charming is a gross understatement. This bitch literally drips charm. I mean that in the least icky way possible. He is also kinda unhinged. The entire evening in the Goldy he would walk up to me, grab me by the shoulders and lick my cheek. From jaw to forehead. Then walk away WITHOUT SAYING A WORD. He did at least 4 times. And it was probably the highlight of my year.
He also immortalised himself on Marlo's t-shirt with the message: 'you make my rats tail curl'. WE LOVE YOU WAYNE!
Otherwise known as Michael McIlorum, Ireland's answer to Channing Tatum was another favourite of ours. Despite the fact he is the surliest man in surly town, his mojo could be seen (sensed? can you see mojo?) from space. One sneer and a 'hello darlin' and we were goners. We also enjoyed his retro mid game stretching.
We like to think we won him over. Proof?
Profile photo on the official team website –
Photo taken when with us –
You can't argue with science.
And now for some more happy snaps from our Errol album!
You're packed and you're stacked 'specially in the back
Brother, wanna thank your mother for a butt like that
Liam Finn shows off his head wound.
Blanchy and Pat Richards representing the Aussie born Irish contingent. We heart you boys!
FM Forum favourites Bob Beswick and Karl Fitzpatrick looking supremely uncomfortable after I told them to pose for their gay fans. After a few beers Bob was decidedly less uncomfortable and began showing me his luxurious chest hair. He reminds us of a brunette Hot Bitch Cooper. Wait … can men be brunettes? They can now.
Gareth Haggerty shirtless bartending. Don't ask.
And that's about it. Well, I have more pics but they are definitely not for public consumption.
We had such an awesome experience with the Wolfhounds and the Blarney Army. They even gave us gift packs! Gift packs and free beer! LOVE! We feel so lucky to be invited along for the ride and we want to thank the boys for letting us hang around and annoy/molest them.
Everyone in the team was really committed and we believe they can do even better at the next World Cup. I just wish I didn't have to wait four years to get my face licked by Wayne Kerr.
[I'd like to add that while it was awesome hanging with the Irish boys, my own personal highlight was seeing Manly winger and Man We Love Michael Robertson. Just like, strolling by at the Goldy, apparently uniting with any old North Western European team since Scotland was kicked out. If you're wondering, he was SO lovely and even posed for photos with us, which I may or may not tape to my ceiling like I used to do with Hanson posters. – lozzy]


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Speaking of Brits, it was Coldplay who closed out All Points West, with a set that managed to be both massive — they have, after all, sold something north of 50 million albums worldwide — and minimal, connecting with each member of the waterlogged masses who stuck around Sunday to see them perform (this is probably the secret to their success: Coldplay are very personable dudes).
Kicking off with a trio of tracks — "Life in Technicolor," "Violet Hill," the massive "Clocks" — Coldplay then got down to getting close to the crowd. Frontman Chris Martin saluted their dedication: "As four British people who grew up in the mud and the rain," he laughed, "we salute you for coming out to what can only be described as a mud Jacuzzi."
They got psychedelic ("Strawberry Swing"), trance-y ("God Put a Smile on Your Face") and goofy (Martin's sorta jig during "42"), and — much like Jay-Z — they paid tribute to both the Beastie Boys and Michael Jackson, the former with a ballady take on "Fight for Your Right (to Party)", the latter with a version of "Billie Jean," complete with Martin's Jacko-esque falsettos.
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Film critic Roger Ebert has some ringing praise for Macs in his Critical Acclaim column, in which he discusses his G3 desktop and PowerBook G3, both of which he is looking to upgrade to their G4-based counterparts in the near future: "We have six Macs here in my office at home. Life is too short to use anything but a Mac; Windows is just not a human environment."
Andy Agena is looking for contributions from Cocoa developers to work on the Aqua port of the GRASS GIS (Geographic Information Systems) open-source project.
Westlake Interactive has announced that it has begun development on the multiplayer patch for Mac Deus Ex. "After a review of the PC multiplayer code Westake received from Ion Storm earlier this week, we are pleased to have found the changes not as substantial as expected, allowing us to provide the Mac patch at no additional cost." The patch will include cross-platform networking and is expected for release in the next two to three weeks.
Black Cat Systems has released Weight Tracker 1.3, which adds the ability to compute weekly average values for all measurements being recorded to the $10 shareware for tracking and graphing weight loss.
NeoCairo Beta 4 is a mod for Unreal Tournament that adds a new MQuad50 mech, three new weapons including the "Fist of Ra", a new vehicle class which includes a hovercraft and three jets plus more.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Pixar Animation Studios, headed by Apple CEO Steve Jobs, is hopeful that it can increase its output of feature films to one per year. After moving Pixar headquarters to a "huge central atrium housing everything from the cafeteria to the bathrooms" late last year, Jobs notes he spends at least one day each week at the Pixar campus.
Koingo Software today released a pre-release demo beta version of its upcoming 3D adventure game, Mystery Island II. The full game is scheduled to be released before spring.
Crossroads of Shadowbane has published an interview with Wolfpack Studios' Todd "Warden" Coleman on the upcoming Mac beta test for the company's massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), Shadowbane. Coleman notes that the Mac version of the Shadowbane client generally runs about 10 to 20 percent faster than the PC version. "We see the Mac as an incredibly important platform in our goal of reaching the elusive 'casual gamer'," says Coleman. "The other major titles in this market have ignored these players to date, and we think that is a mistake."
Terminal Reality and Gathering of Developers today announced the development of 4x4 EVO 2 for the Mac, PC and X-Box game console. The sequel to the unique offroading racing game, which will include more "tricked out" real world SUV and/or light trucks, is scheduled for release in November 2001.
Interesting topics in our forums include recommendations for a good USB joystick, the effect that OS X will have on framerates and finding some old favorite games that you played back on an early Apple machine.
DealNN bargains include a refurbished iMac/350 Indigo with 64 MB of extra RAM for $699, refurbished iMac DVSE/500 for $999, USB hard drives for $99, Fuji MX2900 digital camera for $349.95, and 60 CD-Rs for $20.
Yesterday iEntertainment released WarBirds 2.77 which adds, among other things, private arenas to the online flight combat game, Aspyr Media dropped the price of Escape from Monkey Island pre-orders to $45 and the company announced development of American McGee's Alice for the Mac, a third-person 3D action/adventure game which uses the Quake III: Arena engine.
ActionTrip has published a preview of Summoner, the 3D role-playing game coming to the Mac from Volition and Graphic Simulations Corporation this spring. The preview covers many aspects of the game including some history behind the game's four main locations. "Wolong is a village built on a limestone pinnacle on the Lake of Sorrows, where a dragon wept a sea of tears. The people of Wolong offer sacrifices and festivals to keep the dragon happy."
Webshots Desktop 2.0PR1 adds hierarchical photo management, image importing, and a web toolbar to the utility that allows you to automatically place an image on your Desktop by selecting from thousands of full-screen color images in categories such as sports, scenics, wildlife, travel, and 3D images. [MacDesktops is another excellent resource for desktop pictures]
An interview with id Software's Paul Jaquays at PlanetQuake discusses the Quake III: Team Arena Map Pak 1 released earlier today. "...the final product, in my opinion, is as professional and polished as most anything you'll find in commercial games," says Jaquays.
A PC World Store in the UK is showing the Macworld Tokyo Keynote live (at 1 am) at its Croydon location on Wednesday Feb 21st. The event begins at 11.30 pm local time and offers Japanese food and drink, hands-on product demonstrations, and "plenty of in-store promotions and special deals only available on the night, this will be a unique Apple extravaganza you're not likely to forget."
Earlier this week Kodak and Olympus announced a cross-licensing agreement, which includes exchange of patented digital camera technologies and an agreement to work together to "promote improved digital printing of images" using services such as Kodak's Print@Kodak Internet photofinishing service and Kodak PhotoNet Online.
.mail.it 1.1 is a update to the $60 FileMaker plug-in that adds optimized memory management, better handling of large attachments, and several bug fixes.
Charles Haddad continues his weekly BusinessWeek column with a look at whether Apple can penetrate the corporate world: noting that even the upcoming OS X and new Outlook client will at best "persuade some big companies supporting both platforms not to drop Macs altogether...Macs are never going to undersell the inexpensive generic PCs favored by most big companies."
Ron Dumont, manager of the Open Source Team at Apple announced on Tuesday that ex-Apple employee Fred Sanchez (whose departure we announced several days ago) and Justin Walker are joining the Darwin Developer program and both will continue on as outside contributors to the project.
Mac Deus Ex has learned from Westlake Interactive President Mark Adams that the company has received the code for the Deus Ex multiplayer patch and are currently evaluating whether it is feasible to port to the Mac. "I plan to try to compare the code against the Mac code base in the next couple days to see how big a project it might be," says Adams.
Apple has published an article on the recently released third-person 3D action game from Bungie and Gathering of Developers, Oni. The article includes comments from members of the development team including Lead Designer Hardy LeBel and Project Lead Michael Evans. [You can also read our review of Oni.]
id Software has released Team Arena Map Pak 1, a collection of four maps created by the Quake community that have been tuned and refined with the help of id Software designer Paul Jaquays. The new Quake III: Team Arena maps include Japanese Castles, Schadenfreude, Crossed Paths and An Iteration of TA Hell. A second Team Arena Map Pak is already in the works.
The Jade Golem, Nodachi and Sword of Spirits from Summoner are this week's Elements of the Week at RPG Vault. "The Sword of Spirits is a magical weapon, that when wielded correctly causes not only serious damage to your opponents, but may also cast a Fire Arrow against its intended target."
GameSpot has published an interview with Volition's Jason Scott, writer on 3D role-playing game Summoner, on the game's supporting characters including Flece, the thief, and Rosalind, the spellcaster. "Rosalind is seeking some kind of power," says Scott. "Though she wasn't born with a mark on her hand, the language of the gods is so powerful that it eventually drives its readers to death or madness."
CatDV 1.5.2 is an update to the QuickTime-based video clip management tool that provides productivity tools for DV non-linear editing set-up using Adobe Premiere or Digital Origin's EditDV. It supports Classic, Windows, and OS X. [several options]
Vincent Jalby's iNotePad 1.2, a replacement for Apple's NotePad that is available in English, Japanese and French, supports drag & drop of clipping files, basic AppleScript, and improved iPublish features.
Sig Software has released Email Merge 2.0, a free upgrade to the program for creating individualized email messages from a database and a message template. Version 2 adds an option to specify the account, support for CE Software QuickMail and several other minor improvements.
Coola loday launched Coola for the Mac, a service that allows Palm users to grab Web content from their Macs with a single click in what it claims is "the fastest way to Palm-enable email and web sites."
Tech news: Prudential has lowered its rating on Amazon.com to "sell" from "buy" and cut his 12-month price target to $9 from $20 a share; Three out of every five people in the US have access to the Internet at home or at work, with a total of 168 million people connecting to the Web in January; Kids are key to success of wireless, according to a consensus of executives who are looking to draw their interest and tap their market potential; and an appeals Court overturned a preliminary injunction prohibiting Barnes & Noble.com from using Amazon's patented one-click technology in the online shopping process.
Xicons.com has posted its 100th set of icons for Mac OS X, bringing the number of icons in the archive to 1131. Its Mac OS X icon archive is now fully searchable. Additionally, Xicons has created a new Featured section where visitors can find the most popular icons.
St. Clair Software's screen saver and energy saving utility, Sleeper 3.2.3b4 corrects a problem in the Sleeper Strip control strip module and adds an option not to control the backlight on PowerBooks. Version 3.2.3 of Sleeper offers improved support for Apple's latest PowerMac G4's and iMacs, resolves compatibility problems with OS 9, and adds support for Apple's Studio and Cinema LCD displays.
Morning tech news: An appeals court has overturned a preliminary injunction that prevented Barnes & Noble from using one-click purchasing technology that Amazon claims it owns the patent for (Apple is the only company thus far to license the technology from Amazon); building on an already hefty list of controversial features, Windows XP will reportedly contain a feature that will prevent so-called pirated audio files from being played; Pixar CEO Steve Jobs believes the company will soon be able to produce one film each year; video game companies have filed lawsuits against three individuals accused of running Web sites that distribute legacy ROMs, which can be played with emulators; and Paul Allen's investment firm Vulcan Ventures has sold its hefty stake in Priceline.com, an SEC filing revealed.
DealNN bargains include a refurbished iMac/350 Indigo with 64 MB of extra RAM for $699, refurbished iMac DVSE/500 for $999, USB hard drives for $99, Fuji MX2900 digital camera for $349.95, and 60 CD-Rs for $20.
As anticipated yesterday, Apple has finally posted QuickTime 5 Preview 3, which addresses the expired preview problems readers noted here yesterday. This version, with 5.0b11 components, is an update from the "QT 5 Public Preview 3" version seeded to developers last week. Readers can provide feedback about bugs and suggestions about new features to Apple directly on the QuickTime Website. [noted yesterday evening; updated]
games.macnn.com has information on today's announcement of 4x4 EVO 2 for the Mac and id Software's release of a Map Pak for Quake III: Team Arena. [updated]
Yesterday we reported further details of the proposed Macromedia-Allaire merger, WWDC 2001 information, Apple's possible attendance at the UK MacExpo, Microsoft's Windows XP announcement, and the release of Conflict Catcher 8.0.8.
Following much follow-up commentary about interface similarities between the Microsoft's recently introduced Windows XP and Mac OS X, David Coursey writes: "Microsoft has finally beat the Apple Macintosh for ease-of-use. Goodbye, Mac snobs!"
SkyTag's FileBuddy 6.05 brings better support for renaming files to its $40 system utility for manipulating files/folder attributes.
Smith Micro has updated its VideoLink pro 1.1 software, which brings better compatibility with NetMeeting, improved audio during Internet phone calls, and improved video quality, frame rates, and general interoperability when video conferencing with NetMeeting, Polycom, and Zydacron endpoints. The $60 video conferencing application is compliant with H.323 v3 solutions, providing realtime audio, video, and chat.
ImageViewer 5.4 adds new navigation controls to the $30 shareware application perfect for locating, displaying, organizing, converting, and printing images (GIF, JPEG, PICT, TIFF, and others). It also offers the ability to create HTML "contact sheet" pages and play movies.
Mail Beacon 1.3 adds 'Reminders' to the $10 shareware email utility that alerts you when new messages arrive and/or when messages are deleted (by a thrid party). It can also filter email before downloading it, acts as an online email client, and supports both POP3 & IMAP4.
MAKI Enterprise has posted an update to it multilingual HTML editor, Muwse 1.08, which allows users to build multilingual web sites in English, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, French and other languages. Both English and Japanese versions now support Unicode 3.0 as well as Unicode 2.x, and Mac OS 9.1. A 20-day trial is available.
Brochu Software has posted CalcWorks 1.7.2, which includes the latest official currency conversion rates. A simplified SE version does not include binary math modes (hex, decimal, octal, binary) and has streamlined interface. Both versions support color themes, are $15, and are available as limited demos.
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Memorial in works for former teacher at Chum Nursery School in Norwin
The teachers and families of Chum Nursery School hope to establish a memorial for Judy Watters, a former teacher at the school.
They hope to install a bench and tree outside of Norwin Christian Church, which houses the school, in memory of Watters, 62, who died suddenly Dec. 26.
She worked at the school for 34 years, said Kim Brough, a teacher at Chum Nursery School.
"Judy is the one who got the school licensed through the state Department of Education, developed our curriculum and set it up as a nonprofit organization," Brough said.
"She was just an awesome teacher and a really caring person."
Esther Corbett, who worked with Watters for 27 years, said it's not uncommon for parents, grandparents and even former students, to approach her about how their time at Chum Nursery School influenced their lives.
"To this day, there are so many who told me their children got a great beginning because of Judy, and their time with her," Corbett said.
"She had a wonderful way with children — it was really her calling."
Corbett said the proposed memorial is a fitting tribute to Watters, because the tree and bench will serve as a lasting reminder of her impact on the school and its students.
"Her main goal was to see the children get a good education," Corbett said.
In addition to the tree and bench, Brough said she hopes to collect enough money to give out a memorial scholarship in Watters' name.
Watters' son, Jeff Watters, said his family is excited and impressed by the nursery school's efforts to remember his mother.
"I know she touched a lot of lives, and took pride in what she did," he said.
"It would be real special to her if she knew they were doing something like this.
"It's amazing to know people think so highly of her and what she did."
Donations can be made to the Judy Watters Memorial Fund at S&T Bank, or by mailing a check, made out to the Judy Watters Memorial Fund, to Chum Nursery School, 9610 Barnes Lake Road, North Huntingdon, PA 15642.
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Books For Boys #7: Kat Kong
Yeah! I'm so excited to get back to our weekly "Books for Boys" series. If you're new to the series, check out the "Books For Boys" tab under the header to see the previously reviewed books.
This week's book, Kat Kong written and "directed" by Dav Pilkey.
As an elementary school teacher, Dav Pilkey was always one of my favorite authors. He's so good at infusing humor and creativity into his poetry and stories. He's always been one of those authors that boys gravitate towards so it was no surprise when my boys started asking for Kat Kong on a regular basis.
The illustrations for the book are "manipulated photographic collages". Which means, Dav photographed his stars and then touched up the photos with a bit of paint. The real life animals are a big hit for my youngest and the added comic book-like effect is a big pull for the older guys.
The real magic of the story comes in pun form. The story line basically follows the traditional "King Kong" story line replacing the people with mice and King Kong with a cat. Even the names of the mice, such as Captain Charles Limburger inspire a laugh.
For a girl who grew up in a house full of puns, this book is a winner. Around each turn you find yet another play on words, "let the cat out of the bag" and the "cat's got my tongue being my favorite idioms.
In the end, the story line must be true to its roots and the big cat must fall. Captain Limburger comes up with a plan to end the cat's reign of terror on Mousopolis.
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i mean he didnt have a lot of complexity in his rhyme structure and shit. like biggie was a much better rapper when it came to straight bars.Pac was an extremely talented rapper. What you mean his raps weren't special?^ Pac technically wasn't a good rapper. he had a lot of fucking heart and soul and was a visionary when it came to hiphop, but his raps weren't that special. Rocky is similar in that sense. dude is humble as fuck. (yeah, ive met him)... rocky may not be a visionary or on the same level as pac, but he definitely brought a new swag to the game... Plus you gotta respect his whole stance on homophobia and racism n shit.. most rappers shit on gay people constantly.. its nice to see that rocky is a smart dude
annnnd its pretty damn obvious rocky made a real effort to elevate his lyrical game on this album.
whatever doe, people will hate, but shits going to pop off in like a week when everyone hears it.
yes pac had more important and influential subjects in his lyrics and spoke about relevant shit more often than not... so in that sense he was a great musician/artist.


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Mom Made Foods, producer of frozen prepared meals, snacks and meal starters for kids, is offering new products in SuperTarget stores throughout the country, beginning in July 2013, the company announced from its headquarters in Northern Virginia.
The five different Mom Made Foods entrees now available include Mom Made Meals in organic Spaghetti with Turkey Meatballs, Mom Made Munchies in organic Cheese Pizza, and Mom Made Bites in Chicken & Apple Meatballs, Beef & Cheese Meatballs and Turkey Meatballs varieties. All Mom Made foods are packed with vegetables and grains, and have no added preservatives. They give parents a convenient, guilt-free way to provide their kids with the food they love, company officials say.
"Mom Made is excited to provide more healthy meal options that the whole family can enjoy and parents can feel good about serving as a snack or as part of a meal, in addition to the already availability entrees in SuperTarget stores country-wide," says company founder Heather Stouffer. "We believe kids food should contain high quality ingredients without anything artificial."
In addition to expanding the Mom Made Foods product line sold in SuperTarget stores, coupon booklets will be handed out to SuperTarget guests nationally on July 14th. A coupon will be included for $1 off when consumers buy a combination of any two Mom Made Foods Meals, Munchies or Bites.
Mom Made's nutritious frozen meals and snacks give parents a guilt-free, convenient way to feed kids foods they love that are good for them, officials say. The company's three product lines are flash frozen to preserve flavor, nutrients, color and natural texture. They contain no preservatives, are GMO free, no trans fats, no added sugars (except for Apple Pie), no artificial colors and are lower in sodium than their conventional counterparts. All meat items are antibiotic-free.


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Wednesday, November 25, 2015
When a radio station's management announces that there's going to be an upswing in commercials on the air, with a strong emphasis on ads for the U.S. Army, the anti-establishment deejays form a united front against the "suits." With station manager Jeff Dugan's (Michael Brandon) unofficial approval, the other employees hijack the station, playing the kind of music they like before the authorities can arrive. Martin Mull appears in his feature-film debut as a zoned-out record spinner. In addition, the film includes live appearances by the likes of Linda Ronstadt, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, and REO Speedwagon. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi


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Quarterback Sam Bradford of Oklahoma -- having eased concerns about shoulder surgery that ended his junior season -- is the heavy favorite to go No. 1 to St. Louis. (Getty Images)
This is the first in a series of previews covering the top prospects at each position in the NFL draft.
Allen Park -- The Lions still have plenty of holes to fill, but there's one area that won't be addressed early in this year's draft.
"Yeah, I don't think we're going to be taking a quarterback," laughed coach Jim Schwartz, who found his franchise signal-caller in Matthew Stafford with the No. 1 overall pick last year.
Good thing, too. Because the demand certainly outweighs the supply at the top of the 2010 class.
Oklahoma's Sam Bradford -- having eased concerns about shoulder surgery that ended his junior season -- is the heavy favorite to go No. 1 to St. Louis. Notre Dame's Jimmy Clausen looks like the next best thing, thanks in part to his experience in a pro-style offense in college.
But that's it for the first-round locks.
Florida's Tim Tebow has an impressive resume as a two-time national champ and Heisman Trophy winner, and he boasts what Rams coach Steve Spagnuolo calls "off-the-charts" intangibles. But he's still viewed as a developmental project as an NFL quarterback because of his throwing mechanics and footwork.
Like Bradford, Texas' Colt McCoy is coming off shoulder surgery. And like Tebow, the winningest quarterback in NCAA history faces questions about making the transition from a shotgun spread offense.
Other mid- to late-round prospects include more prototypical, strong-armed quarterbacks such as Fordham's John Skelton, Mississippi's Jevon Snead and Cincinnati's Tony Pike, along with more athletic types such as West Virginia's Jarrett Brown and Central Michigan's Dan LeFevour, who has drawn interest from Tennessee, Carolina and Cincinnati.
Western Michigan's Tim Hiller is another late-round hopeful who'd be a priority free agent if he doesn't hear his name called.


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November 28, 2015
The four suspects accused of plotting to murder a Montgomery County deputy were no strangers to the law. According to the grand jury indictment that led to their arrests, three of the alleged co-conspirators will face enhanced charges due to past criminal convictions.
Billy Pelton, 26, had been convicted of possesion and delivery of a controlled substance in 2004. Joshua Kennedy, 26, was convicted of possesion of a firearm by a felon in 2004 and engaging in organized criminal activity in 2002. Cole Patton, 27, had been found guilty of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in 2001.
The three, along with Rose Bond, 27, were arrested last week for allegedly plotting to blow up a Montgomery County Deputy with an improvised explosive device. All four are being held without bail on charges of conspiracy to commit capital murder. Kennedy faces an additional charge of solicitation of capital murder.
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Here is another very tasteful project to come from the illustrious Mark McNairy, having teamed up with Spiewak. Creating three pieces of outerwear for Spring 2011, each combining the renowned military style of Spiewak with the refined approach of Mark McNairy. The N3B snorkel parka, Air Force CWU45 and Marine Corp Vietnam G8WEP flight jacket all make for compelling news.
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December 2, 2015
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - New bus shelters and accessibility were topics discussed during meetings of Topeka Metropolitan Transit Authority board members Monday.
First, the long range planning committee talked over some ways to help the senior population and those with disabilities have more flexibility when riding the transit system. The committee will work over the next year to try to eliminate any barriers that the two groups may encounter.
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New shelters will be added along 10th and 21st streets to shelter people from all the elements. The committee is hoping to begin the project in the next couple of months.
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Passengers disembark from a US Airways flight at the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport. The tower is scheduled to close.
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Though gridlock in Washington D.C. led to across-the-board spending cuts, lawmakers from each side of the aisle - albeit in different houses - have agreed on something.
Three federal lawmakers don't want the cuts to close the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport's air traffic control tower.
New York's U.S. Senators, Kirsten Gillibrand and Charles Schumer, Democrats, and Tompkins County's House Representative Tom Reed, R-Corning, have come out against the tower's planned closing. ...


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These are just a few ideas for reusing some of those things we'd ordinarily throw away because every little bit helps the environment.


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| Status: AdoptedName: Joopie
Breed: Chinese Crested x Yorkie
Age: 3 Years
Gender: Male
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23-08-13 Joopie is a 10 month old Yorkie Cross who has come to us from a breeder. He is a very timid little boy who doesn't yet know how to waslk on a lead and has never lived in a home so will need to learn about house training. He will need some time to settle and learn all about life as a pet dog. He will need a kind resident dog to show him the way and teach him all about life. He has been a dream to handle and is very endearing little boy.
PLEASE NOTE: We nearly always home dogs who have come from breeders where there is ALREADY A RESIDENT DOG living in the house. They have usually never lived in a house before and are only used to canine company. They usually get their confidence and learn faster with another dog to copy from. This also helps with house training and learning how to walk on a lead. They will make lovely pets but do need a lot of love, time and patience. If the ex breeding dog you are interested in can be an only dog it will say so in its write up. Please read our information on ADOPTING EX-BREEDING DOGS before you apply.
.....Little Joopie has been re-covering from a broken front leg. It was a clean break and is healing very well. He still has 3 weeks to go, till he can go to a home, but it would be lovely if he had one waiting for him.
.....Joopie is no longer a scared little boy, he loves other dogs, and would be best homed with one. He is very lively so the other dog/dogs would need to be up for playing and able to put up with an over the top pup. He loves treats and toys, loves being out in the garden, we haven't started lead walking yet, as he has been on crate rest, but this will be starting this week, as he is now allowed out for walks.
.....Joopie is NOT a lapdog, all he wants to do is play. He is allowed out to play for 10mins and loves playing with our staffie cross.
The adoption fee for a dog is £170 for a dog at the centre and £180 for one in foster. If your application is successful you will be home checked and you, all members of your family and any dog(s) who will be living with the dog MUST come to meet the dog you want to adopt. All our dogs are micro-chipped, have had at least their first inoculation and are spayed/neutered unless there is a medical reason for not doing so.
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So I was rather sore this weekend.
First, on Thursday night I had my first weightlifting session at my gym. It was the first real exercise my arms have gotten in a long time because up until recently I was under doctor's orders not to do any serious lifting because of the repetitive-stress injuries in my wrists and shoulders. Those injuries have finally healed enough to allow me to start working out, but boy was I surprised to find out how out of shape I had become.
When I reached up to get my bag down off the lockers after my workout, I found my arm simply wouldn't go higher than my neck. My hand just flapped helplessly by my ear while I tried to lift it higher.
And yes, I was thoroughly sore for days after. Clearly, I've got a lot of work ahead of me.
Second, my wisdom teeth are really bothering me. I have one that is pointing outward and rubbing against my cheek that simply has to go. On Friday, I started applying clove oil to numb the pain, which made me walk around smelling like potpourri. Then, on Sunday, I switched over to benzocaine, (bought over the counter as Anbesol), which works a lot better.
I have a dentist's appointment in the morning. These spare molars cannot go soon enough.


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November 26, 2015
LONDON, Ky. (WYMT) - A visit from sheriff's deputies leads to animal cruelty charges.
Deputies in Laurel County arrested 36-year-old Rodney Gray Wednesday.
They say they found a dog on his property with no food or shelter.
We were told its ribs and back were visible as well.
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