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- 1 cup yellow cornmeal
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup whole milk
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 stick butter, melted
- 1/4 cup honey
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Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
Into a large bowl, mix the cornmeal, flour, baking powder, sugar, and salt. In another bowl, whisk together the whole milk, eggs, butter, and honey. Add the wet to the dry ingredients and stir until just mixed.
Place muffin paper liners in a 12-cup muffin tin. Evenly divide the cornbread mixture into the papers. Bake for 15 minutes, until golden.
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Beautiful property nestling deep among green hills north of Florence, near the small town of Dicomano. This property comprises an ancient villa dating back to 16th century and its outbuildings, all of which have been recently restored an turned into 11 units offering simple and comfortable interiors. The location is very quiet and panoramic. The property is part of a 60-hectare farming estate with cattle breeding, olive groves and vineyards producing excellent olive oil and wines (available for clients to be taste and purchased).
The accesso to the proeprty is via an unpaved road of approx. 500 m.
Distances: Dicomano with all kinds of shops, tennis court and railway station with trains to Florence 2 km away, Vicchio di Mugello (native town of Giotto) 8 km, Lake Bilancino with nice equipped beaches 27 km, Florence 35 km away, San Gimignano 97 km, Siena 106 km away. Lucca and Pisa are within 110 km and the Versilia coastline area with beautiful beaches is 135 km away.
At guests' disposal: large panoramic garden, swimming-pool (8 x 16 m – maximum depth 1,4 m – open from 01/05 to 30/09) with big solarium and shower (cold water), small bar (open during the months of July and August), table tennis and table football, shard barbecue, 3 mountain bikes. Shared laundry with washing machine and ironing facilities. Internet available at the reception of the property. All of the apartments provide mosquito nets, telephone and internet access. WI-FI internet is available in the reception area.
Covered parking within the grounds.
Extra Services: Baby bed available free of charge. Maid service available by arrangement (€ 12,- / per hour to be paid on site). On request it is possible to arrange wine tasting, guided tours and trekking routes. Breakfast service available on request at € 5, - / per person / per day (to be paid on the spot).
Pets are allowed.
50 m2
Ground floor: large living-room (satellite TV) with dining area, fireplace, sigle bed (usad as a sofa), kitchen corner (fridge 140 liter, toaster, American coffee maker, orange squeezer) and access on to the garden, double bedroom with access on to the garden, bathroom with shower.
Private furnished outdoor area (lawn).
|Sleeps up to 3, 1 bedrooms
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Family friendly
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|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Telephone, Satellite TV
|Fridge, Washing machine
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|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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Local Tax: 1 € per person/per day for the first 6 days of stay (not applicable to children under 14 years).
Arrival between 17:00 and 20:00
Departure between 08:00 and 10:00
Pool open from 1 May to 30 September
Not included in the rental price and to be paid on the spot:
Final Cleaning (mandatory): 30.00€
Breakfast (on request): 5.00€ per person per day
Maid service (on request): 12.00€ per hour
Refundable Security Deposit (cash) (mandatory): 100.00€
Heating: 10.00€ per day
Tourist tax (mandatory): 1.00€ per person per day
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Babycot (on request)
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Kurkar (Arabic: كركار /Hebrew: כורכר) is a type of calcareous sandstone common in Israel. The country's kurkar ridges, unique in the world, are fossilized sea sand dunes.[1]
The continental shelf and coastal plain of Israel are composed of kurkar, a carbonate-cemented quartz sandstone that forms a series of ridges along the shore. Kurkar is a lithification product of windblown sands that created dunes during the Pleistocene.[2] There are three underwater sandstone ridges off the coast and two on land.[1] In the Gaza Strip, coastal plain kurkar deposits of medium to coarse-grained calcareous sandstone are characterized by crossbedding.[3]
Israel's coastal sand dunes, the habitat of many rare species of plants and animals, are made of kurkar interspersed with hamra, red sandy loam. Until the beginning of the 20th century, Palestine (then under the Ottoman Empire) had 285 square kilometers of kurkar and hamra formations. Due to construction, farming and the use of off-road vehicles, this has diminished to 109 square kilometers.[4]
Kurkar ridges in Israel/Palestine provide nesting sites for an endangered species of bird, the European bee-eater; and nine species of wild plants native only to Israel, such as the coastal iris.[4]
In May 2009, an offshore pilot study was conducted in the northern Galilee by a team of scientists collecting geological, geophysical, geochemical and biological data in the vicinity of the Bustan Hagalil kurkar ridge. The ridge was mapped during the National Bathymetric Survey of Israel by multibeam sonar.[5]
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- ^ Marine Sand Resources Offshore Israel
- ^ Palaeowind estimation of cross-bedding within the aeolian Kurkar layers of the Gaza Formation
- ^ a b Disappearing sand dunes threaten rare flora and fauna
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The interaction of force and repetition on musculoskeletal and neural tissue responses and sensorimotor behavior in a rat model of work-related musculoskeletal disorders
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BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders 2013, 14:303 doi:10.1186/1471-2474-14-303Published: 25 October 2013
We examined the relationship of musculoskeletal risk factors underlying force and repetition on tissue responses in an operant rat model of repetitive reaching and pulling, and if force x repetition interactions were present, indicative of a fatigue failure process. We examined exposure-dependent changes in biochemical, morphological and sensorimotor responses occurring with repeated performance of a handle-pulling task for 12 weeks at one of four repetition and force levels: 1) low repetition with low force, 2) high repetition with low force, 3) low repetition with high force, and 4) high repetition with high force (HRHF).
Rats underwent initial training for 4–6 weeks, and then performed one of the tasks for 12 weeks, 2 hours/day, 3 days/week. Reflexive grip strength and sensitivity to touch were assayed as functional outcomes. Flexor digitorum muscles and tendons, forelimb bones, and serum were assayed using ELISA for indicators of inflammation, tissue stress and repair, and bone turnover. Histomorphometry was used to assay macrophage infiltration of tissues, spinal cord substance P changes, and tissue adaptative or degradative changes. MicroCT was used to assay bones for changes in bone quality.
Several force x repetition interactions were observed for: muscle IL-1alpha and bone IL-1beta; serum TNFalpha, IL-1alpha, and IL-1beta; muscle HSP72, a tissue stress and repair protein; histomorphological evidence of tendon and cartilage degradation; serum biomarkers of bone degradation (CTXI) and bone formation (osteocalcin); and morphological evidence of bone adaptation versus resorption. In most cases, performance of the HRHF task induced the greatest tissue degenerative changes, while performance of moderate level tasks induced bone adaptation and a suggestion of muscle adaptation. Both high force tasks induced median nerve macrophage infiltration, spinal cord sensitization (increased substance P), grip strength declines and forepaw mechanical allodynia by task week 12.
Although not consistent in all tissues, we found several significant interactions between the critical musculoskeletal risk factors of force and repetition, consistent with a fatigue failure process in musculoskeletal tissues. Prolonged performance of HRHF tasks exhibited significantly increased risk for musculoskeletal disorders, while performance of moderate level tasks exhibited adaptation to task demands.


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I know I just posted Muppet Cake Pops [1], but I have some more character pops to show you. Hope you don't mind seeing pops back to back like this. I usually space them out with other goodies in between, but these just went live Wednesday and I wanted to share them with you.
I did them for Target's recently launched blog, A Bullseye View [2]. It's a behind-the-scenes online magazine for the brand.
I've gotta say, I'm pretty excited about being able to make cake pops for them and getting to work with one of the stores I've shopped at forever. Pretty cool.
And pretty cool that they carry my Cake Pop Kit [4] and Book [5], too. I actually saw them both at the store yesterday when I was picking up a few things for Thanksgiving. Awesomeness!
FYI, the book is on sale if you're looking to get one.
I get giddy when I see these in stores. Still so unbelievable to me.
Anyway, want to see the cake pops I made?
Think spots.
Or rather Bullseyes.
Target's adorable little Bull Terrier mascot in cake pop form.
Visit A Bullseye View [2] to see how to make them.
And if you want to stay on Target, follow them on twitter @aBullseyeView [9].
Now, I know these are specific and spotted and you're not likely to have a Target-themed birthday party anytime soon, but you can definitely use these cake pops as a base to create other doggie designs. These are pretty different from the Puppy Pops in my book, so take a look [2] and get your creative juices flowing.
And if you could care less about cake pops, that's ok, too. You might like this.
When I was at Target, I saw a cute little Bullseye Gift Card at the checkout. So I couldn't resist grabbing a few to give away with this post.
So here goes.
Enter for a chance to win one of three (3) $100 Target Gift Cards.
Good luck.
Ruff. Ruff.
P.S. This giveaway is offered by and sponsored by me.
Okay, I just picked the three winners of the $100 Target Gift Certificates. Yay! Yay! Yay! And here they are…
Congratulations Marianna, Corinne and Suzanne. Have fun shopping!
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Vitamin C Concentrate contains barely a trace of vitamin C, save for what's naturally present in the mandarin orange peel oil this product contains. The amount isn't enough to make this product too irritating to consider, but its base formula is easily replaced by applying plain safflower (or other nonvolatile plant oil) to dry areas.
Naturally aromatic, it combats excessive dryness, dehydration and premature aging. Radically effective, it combines Mandarin essential oil, Vitamins A and E for anti-oxidant action, visibly brightening and improving skin texture.
Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Squalane, Cyclomethicone, Tocopherol, Retinyl Palmitate, Azulene, Citrus Nobilis (Mandarin Orange) Peel Oil
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Strengths: One outstanding eye cream and retinol product for lips; a couple of very good cleansers and toners; products don't take everything-but-kitchen-sink approach to ingredients.
Weaknesses: Pervasive use of irritating synthetic and natural ingredients; no sunscreens included as part of daytime skin-care routine; sole sunscreen contains sensitizing preservative; no skin-lightening or BHA options; lack of effective options to manage acne; jar packaging; hokey claims that don't have substantiated proof.
Pevonia is a spa/salon line of skin-care products that has been around since 1991 and, like countless other spa lines, speaks of its unification of natural ingredients with advanced scientific technology. Its vast range of products showcases all manner of gimmicky ingredients, including caviar, numerous essential oils, marine DNA, and products said to oxygenate skin. Many of their products make mention of being triphase and homogenized. Although that may make them sound special, those terms are common to cosmetics chemists involved in mixing various ingredients. For example, many moisturizers (and emulsions in general) have multiple phases as they are being manufactured. One phase gets a certain blend of ingredients, those are mixed, and then the next phase is added. Hardly anything to brag about.
You may hear aestheticians selling Pevonia products speak of the outstanding results the products provide, all due to the company's fastidious selection of holistic, natural ingredients. It can be a spellbinding speech, but the reality is that many of the natural ingredients Pevonia uses (including lemon oil and arnica) are documented problems for skin, and many synthetic ingredients are included and some are also problematic. Sodium C14-16 olefin sulfonate and methylisothiazolinone aren't the least bit natural, and their inclusion in these products is further proof that Pevonia's self-proclaimed title of skin-care leaders in the spa industry is on par with McDonald's spearheading vegetarianism. Of course, the overall message is to not let yourself get caught up in any cosmetic company's grandstanding until you have examined the proof behind the proclamations.
As expected, not everything is plant-infused smoke and mirrors with Pevonia. They deserve credit for their mostly succinct ingredient lists and do have a handful of remarkable products that are, surprisingly, fragrance-free. This is definitely a line to shop very carefully, and note that none of their routines are recommended because not a single one of them has a group of problem-free products (and all of them omit sunscreen, yet several products claim to offer UV protection, which is dishonest and misleading).
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Foldable Mondrian
by watsdesign, published
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Another idea for a foldable reprap :)
A little more on the wiki : reprap.org/wiki/Mondrian
And on flickr : flickr.com/photos/watsdesign/tags/Mondrian/
Github repo here : github.com/EmmanuelG/Mondrian
I'm working on the XY platform for now, as it could be used in several assembly, then will make the scissor-Z which will be most of the work I guess (contributions to firmware adaptation will be more than welcome !)
See the github repo for the latest files !
And the wiki for a temporary BOM : http://reprap.org/wiki/Mondrian
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very cute! how is the progress on this?
Hi, great design! I love the use of the belts in the extrusion channels. I've learned a lot by looking through your github. I'm building an H bot using spectra cord instead of belts and wanted to ask two questions. 1) When you did your research, did you find any significant advantage to the H belt configuration when compared to something like the approach used by CoreXY? 2) On your latest sketchup model, you show three extruders spread across your X axis. Is that just testing ideas or have you come up with something that's going to blow our minds?
Big thanks for posting your work. Much appreciated by the community. Good luck on the next steps, looking forward to seeing the final product.
1) CoreXY is also an H-bot, but it cross the belt in an awkward way, I prefer this simpler way
2) It's just a design tip, to see/have in mind the mini/maxi positions of the X-carriage, but I plan to have at least two hotends with this previous idea http://reprap.org/wiki/RepRapPro_Dual_Hotendreprap.org/wiki/RepRapPro_Dual... (not tested yet)
Thanks :)
I'm hoping to put up more info on the CoreXY site soon but the main difference between CoreXY and a standard h-bot is that CoreXY is self-stabilizing and the h-bot is not. In an application like FoldaRap where there is a support structure, the awkward routing of the cables is probably not worth it. But in other cases (like this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6640)http://www.thingiverse.com/thi..., this feature is an advantage.
Hey nice if you can complete the CoreXY site :)
I needed to build it in order to understand it, and I see now why this self-stabilization is helpful !
After a few revision and by using linear bearing pads, it is now moving perfectly in XY ^^ http://youtu.be/fmRBO8UZGwMhttp://youtu.be/fmRBO8UZGwM
does the firmware require any special changes to use h-bot movement?
yes, you only need to uncomment a line about CoreXY feature in config.h, and the inversion of the X and Y motors (in my case it's false false) https://github.com/EmmanuelG/FoldaRap2/blob/master/firmware/Marlin_AzteegX1_FoldaRap2/Configuration.hhttps://github.com/EmmanuelG/F...
i would like to see your firmware but the link goes to a page that is not viewable.
Yeah I changed the name to "Mondrian" to avoid confusion with the FoldaRap (since it's evolving in v2)
thanks i was wondering are you enabling corexy i did not see it in the latest firmware i checked? i have an h bot and i am chasing an almond shape circle issue. i have found a fix but want to know what others did to fix the issue. thanks
I do not consider myself stupid but any means.. but i have no clue how 2 motors on belt allows for x to move on its own like is shown in the videos on your flickr stream. Any links or something i could go read to get my head around it.. a quick google search of H bot or H gantry get me no where fast.
Ahh nice link. Thanks.. Also what size extrusions are you using? 15x15? and what are the nema14 specs. love the little bot idea.. the zip ties for belts works EPICLY well. I am using them on my Prusa Air i2
ahh i get it.. amazing how that works.. what extrusions are you using? 15x15? and what are the nema 14 specs.. i am just curious cuz I love the concept of a mini bot
I'm using 20x20mm extrusion from KJN or Motedis. For the nema14 they
are the same as on the Huxley (e.g :
I love the "nophead zip-tie belt trick" too ^^
Excellent work. I have a long list of customers in the medical and silicon fab industry that are searching for 3D Printers they can operate in clean rooms (Positive pressure). They all worry about exposed belts. While these belts look clean, we all have units with small patches of belt dust at one end or another of the axis's. A unit like this seems to be an excellent way of reducing random particles. Can't wait to see the final unit!
Then I think you will like the new corner ;) http://www.flickr.com/photos/watsdesign/8413217365/in/photostreamhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/w...
Interesting ! I didn't knew about that. I wanted to keep them accessible but one could fully enclose the corners for this kind of application.
Thanks :)
Great work guys now like to see it in working.
Hmm printing, not yet, but making the XY moving was easier than I thought ^^ http://www.flickr.com/photos/watsdesign/8301340461/in/set-72157624579053277/http://www.flickr.com/photos/w...
Looks great! I like how the belts are hidden in the extrusions. I've been wanting to get away from the moving y-platform, and this looks like a perfect way to do it.
Thanks! Passing the belt in the extrusions was one of the little things I wanted to try, just to see if the intuition was good :)


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Matt Riddle: Marijuana makes me very nice
Matt Riddle has, uniquely in the modern era, spent his entire professional career in the UFC. Back in July when he was offered a fight vs. Chris Clements with just one week notice, he took it.
Riddle finshined Clements with an Arm Triangle at 2:02 of Round 3, earning Submission of the Night honors, and a total of $100,000.
However, Riddle is a medical marijuana user in Nevada, and failed to disclose that fact to the officials regulating the event. When a bllod test indicated usage of a prohibited recreational drug, the decision was changed to a No Contest. Riddle was also suspended for 90 days, but the announcement was approximately 90 days after the fight and applied retroactively, so the practical effect was negligible.
In an interview with MMAMania following his win over John Maquire at UFC 154 on Saturday, Riddle riffed on reefer and regulation.
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11/21/12 6:35 AM by ufcman187
And in the blue corner, Matt " Needs some Ritalin " Riddle !
11/20/12 7:48 PM by catgobling
TLDRripping bong in 3...2..1..
11/20/12 7:46 PM by UGCTT_TrevGore
By the way, micstar is for sure a cunt. Yeah, go see a doctor, with all of their alleged magical uses. "The most stunning statistic, however, is that the total number of deaths caused by conventional medicine is an astounding 783,936 per year. It is now evident that the American medical system is the leading cause of death and injury in the US. (By contrast, the number of deaths attributable to heart disease in 2001 was 699,697, while the number of deaths attributable to cancer was 553,251.5)." (source: http://www.webdc.com/pdfs/deathbymedicine.pdf ) (Edit: forgot the suck it gif)
11/20/12 7:45 PM by PanRoastedJinx
I'd blow some tubes with Riddle. Anytime...
11/20/12 7:41 PM by UGCTT_TrevGore
Riddle is the UFC Weed GOAT. Respect.
11/20/12 5:39 PM by Belcherz_Twister
Marinol - shit is wack.
11/20/12 5:38 PM by Mix6APlix
I'd smoke with Riddle.
11/20/12 5:36 PM by UGCTT_VA757_GJTT
It's probably an anti inflammatory strain. What's it called?
11/20/12 5:35 PM by UGCTT_VA757_GJTT
Lol you are grasping at straws son...I don't smoke but if I did I would hold you down and make you smoke some so you would shut up and sound more realistic. Everyone who has a different view than yours is a pot head to you which shows how dumb you are. Fuck it, I just fed the troll.
11/20/12 5:23 PM by micstar81
Admit it, you're just trolling this thread and counting down the minutes until you can go get high.


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The buzz was bad and the clips online were terrible- then the site vanished- so what is going on with Day of the Dead 2: Contagium? A scooper sent in some word and a update on the film that many consider the bastard child of many of the upcoming zombie films. George Romero has nothing to do with this sequel…Steve-O writes in:
I emailed the Visual F/X producer of Wells/Mark Media, the company who is doing the F/X for 'Day of the Dead: Contagium.' I asked him what is the status on the film and how will the F/X compare with Romero's 'Day of the Dead,' here is what he said:
"As far as I know, the production company is working night and day to get this film out. I don't know if it'll be theatrical or direct-to-DVD, but I do know the computer effects rock! If you're talking about the original Day, yeah, the effects kick butt. Way better. They compare to the remake Day also, some are leagues better. That was one of the films I was told to watch – I had to beat that. Patience, my friend. Your wait will be worthwhile."
Taurus' film is set sometime in 1968 when a strange viral outbreak is contained within the walls of a military hospital in Pennsylvania: all those exposed are destroyed and burned to the ground. A wall of silence befalls the incidence, and soon enough only a vague myth remains. The hospital becomes a civilian mental treatment center.


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|Shen Chan
|Master Chou Cheng
|Hsi Chang
|Hui Chi Chen
|Hung Chen
|Nan Chiang
|Sheng Chiang
|Han Chi
|Tien-Chu Chin
|Miao Ching
|Tat-wah Cho
|Chun's Teacher
|Kin Ping Chow
|Ming Fung
|Kwok Wing Ha
|(as Kuo-Yung Hsia)
|Yu Lung Hsiao
|Hung-Ta Hu
|Chia-liang Huang
|Hsiang Huang
|Yu-lun Huang
|Kuan-Chung Ku
|Philip Kwok
|Ying Cha-Po (as Kuo Chui)
|You-hsing Lai
|Ta Lei
|Chuo-Kun Liang
|(as Tso-Kun Liang)
|Chih Tai Lin
|Huang-Hsi Liu
|Meng Lo
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|Feng Lu
|Kao Chih-chung
|Jason Pai Piao
|Hung Hsi-kuan
|Gwa-Pau Sai
|Chien Sun
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|Wai Man Tam
|(as Wei-min Tan)
|Ying Tan
|Wei Hao Teng
|Ching Ho Wang
|Li Wang
|Paul Wong
|Chi Yang
|Chih-Ching Yang
|Restaurant Owner
|Hsiung Yang
|Tai-Ping Yu
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|Cheh Chang
|Kuang Ni
|Nai Pin Tsai
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|Yen Hai Li
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This is better than the usual kung fu flicks. It is more about the
characters than about the action.
Like the other good kung fu films, it involves an isolated faction, in this case one that is determined near the end of the film, in a showdown with another fixed group of antagonists.
The heroes here are total working class heroes, and are quite convincing in character. Sure, we get the same hokey stunts of people jumping 40 feet straight up, but what makes this watchable is that we can follow the characters, even though too many of them look too much alike.
The film introduces our heroes one at a time, and one doesn't appear till near the end. It is the story of three working class men who spend their spare time in improving their martial arts skills.
It is a fun film, and doesn't fall into the trap of simply showing too many acrobatics. There is actual dialog, and an actual story, though we have the usual loss in translation. Still, we get the gist of the story, because we can follow the characters.
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foo_quicksearch, New version of foo_uie_quicksearch
foo_quicksearch, New version of foo_uie_quicksearch
Apr 13 2010, 12:49
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Group: Developer
Posts: 844
Joined: 28-November 03
Member No.: 10088
I am happy to release a new version of the now defunct quicksearch toolbar.
This new version has been made for foobar V1.x and is compatible with both DUI and CUI.
It can be downloaded here and provides with new features such as autoplaylist generation, full customization of the context menu, .... and improved performances.
Please check this page for help and additional information.
It utilizes the Windows Imaging Component which is included in Windows XP SP3 or higher and in .NET 3.0.
The WIC can also be downloaded here separately.
This post has been edited by NEMO7538: Jun 19 2011, 17:23
Apr 21 2010, 23:59
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Thanks fbuser !
I was thinking of something like this ...
BTW the bug should be fixed now and a new version is available.
I will also consider your suggestions above, although it always worked like that.
Apr 22 2010, 18:04
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I will also consider your suggestions above, although it always worked like that.Sorry, for asking this question, but are you sure about that?
As I always used foo_uie_quicksearch very heavily, I never had the problems I mentioned above. Especially the first issue makes foo_quicksearch nearly unusable for me, as I want the playback to be continued on the playlist I'm currently hearing not on the target playlist of foo_quicksearch.
Also the second issue wasn't working for me in the described way. I always could modify the search expression I chose from the history, which is not possible anymore, as the search is directly executed now.
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The School Of History: The Blues Brothers
Put down your controller and shake a tail feather. Although it's considered a cult classic, you'd be hard pressed to find someone who hasn't heard of, let alone seen, The Blues Brothers. Trying to find someone who's played the Blues Brothers game, however, is a bit of a challenge. For a movie spin off, the game came to the party quite late. The film hit cinemas in 1980, but Titus didn't release their game until 1991, over a decade after Jake and Elwood had set out to save the orphanage. Unlike most movie tie-ins, this one was actually pretty good, probably because it was so far removed from the film that it can't really be considered a tie-in at all.
In 1990 the film was reissued on laserdisc, which could explain the otherwise random release date for the game. Another explanation could be the based on the continued existence of the band who, despite John Belushi's death in 1982, continued to tour and record, albeit with different vocalists. The band had released a new live album in 1990, and were set to release a studio album in 1992. While the world hadn't once again been gripped by blues fever, there was seemingly enough going on justify a video game tie-in.
Not that the game really tied into the Blues Brothers. Aside from featuring a VGA likeness of the stylishly dressed brothers, and some groovy 8-bit renditions of the films soundtrack, The Blues Brothers had nothing to do with the movie. In the game, Jake and Elwood had to make it to a concert, but their gear had gone missing along the way. With no way to make their music, it was up to the brothers to search the town and find all the equipment in time for the show. Fortunately, the guys had a rough idea of where the instruments where, and these locations made up the five levels you had to hunt through.
The roadie responsible for hauling their gear took some strange detours on the way to the gig, as their posters and instruments ended up in some rather odd places. First, you had to find your guitar in a shopping mall, then some gear at the chemical factory, a prison, the towns sewers, and finally a construction site. Level design was good but fairly standard, aside from a few clever innovations which added a touch of strategy to the jumping elements. Particularly noteworthy was the inclusion of frozen floors, which caused you to lose your grip and potentially slide into enemies. In these sections, timing was everything.
You could play as either Jake, Elwood, or both, as The Blues Brothers included a two player mode, making it one of the earliest (but certainly not the first) games to offer co-op. Each character was almost exactly the same, save for Jake's stomach, which limited his attacking abilities. While the brothers were wanted criminals, they weren't murderers, so instead of being gifted with weapons, you had to pick up crates scattered around each level, to throw at your enemies. This is where Elwood would come in handy, as fast-paced players could run at some enemies and smash them in the face with a box. Jake had a bit too much of a stomach for that.
But nothing quite compared to how bizarre and inexplicable some of the enemies were. At first you encountered standard opponents, police, thugs etc, but not long after, you'd have to face up to trolley riding grannies. From then on, every human being was out to get you, whether it was pissed off construction workers, needle throwing scientists, or a Jesus looking character armed with a bag of rocks. Maybe the Illinois police department had hired as many mercenaries as possible to track down the elusive musicians? Even the animal kingdom had a bone to pick with the brothers, launching egg bombing birds and giant prison rodents at the pair, while indescribable mutants took personal offense to any uninvited humans in their sewers.
When it came to designing the environments and enemies, Titus threw any hint of reality out the window and just went with whatever seemed entertaining. To this day, American penitentiaries haven't introduced spike traps as a means of keeping inmates inside, but Titus apparently saw this as a fundamental element of social reformation. This was, after all, before the days that gamers demanded justification for what they saw on screen.
Despite its quirkiness, The Blues Brothers was a solid platformer with a high degree of difficulty. The camera didn't track the player, and only moved to the next section when you reached the edge of the screen. This meant that you'd often have to blindly run into rooms potentially filled with enemies which required quick thinking and a quick trigger (or crate?) finger. Each level had one checkpoint, but there were no saves between levels, so you had to finish the game in one sitting. Combine this with moving platforms, fast adversaries and ranged attacks, and you've got a difficult game. Plus it was very nice to look at, boasting a vibrant, detailed colour palette with relatively advanced graphics for the time and a few nice aesthetic touches.
The game was released on various platforms over the next three years, with some level modifications and graphical improvements. The ports varied in their quality, some of which turned the game from an enjoyable quirky platformer (The DOS version), to a stupidly off the wall product with broken controls. A few versions even introduced new levels, new enemies and even mini challenges such as unmasking a goggled shark (NES). These were less warmly received, particularly the Amstrad CPC version.
The Blues Brothers stands out as a relatively good platformer with an unmeasurable degree of madness that makes you wonder what Titus got up to during development. If The Blues Brothers wasn't written on the box it's unlikely that the game would have sparked much interest, but Titus injected a degree of legitimacy into their game by employing the musical brethren. Whether it's the fond memories of the film or the perfect 8-bit reimagining of the soundtrack, there's enough fun in The Blues Brothers to make you want to play it all the way to sweet home Chicago.


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1995 Chevrolet Suburban
Previous owner said it was running fine then it just shut down like someone had turned the key off its a 6.5 turbo diesel k2500 suburban it has good fuel no air in the lines a remote mounted fuel driver module (pmd) has fuel to the injectors but will not start im not familiar with this engine so any help will be greatly appreciated
May 10, 2012.
May 10, 2012.
Well a friend told me how to make the codes flash and it flashes a nineteen over and over nothing else what does that mean
I agree with you Roy but I want to make sure all possibilities have been checked b4 I sink 1400 bucks in a truck if its unecissary
I completely agree. You could remove the pump and find a truck shop and find out where they get there pumps serviced. They could test it to verify for you.
Ok cool deal what does the crank positioning sensor do and will it keep the engine from starting
Crank sensor sends a tach signal to the ecm. I have never had it not allow a diesel to start from this generation. Have seen solenoids fail. Glow plug controller and plugs themselves, mechanical pumps fail but not sensor failure.
Ok thanks
Good luck, by the way, did you try spraying any starting fluid into the air filter to see if it tries to start? Just a small spritz as it can damage the motor if you use too much
Yes I did it tried tp start blew lots of white smoke
Good, then that about confirms the injector pump.
I agree and I can't justify putting that much money into it I just took it back to my buddy he wants 2200 for it and if im gunna have to spend that much to fix it rite off the bat I dnt want it so thanx for all your help I learned alot I appreciate everything


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Puppy love – again!
Ruby gave birth to five healthy puppies last week!
It's too soon for us to visit, so I've gone back in my archives
To find photos of her last litter of pups – from July last year.
I hope you don't mind.
After all, who can resist those sweet furry faces
Or big soulful eyes?
And – what's even better – is that puppies
Grow up to be beautiful dogs – like Ruby.
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Glowing sunset
The golden light of October
Is as sweet as honey.
LIfe is hectic around here again
And I'm away with work, so won't be able to comment on your blogs.
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Simson loves
To photobomb my shots.
And you know what?
I think the results
Are just perfect.
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It's amazing how much a sky – and a beach –
Can change in the space of a day or two:
From cloudy drama
To the joyfulness
Of dogs frolicking
In a glorious sunset.
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Doing the salsa
Winter is at its best during early spring.
After days of warmth,
A fresh snowfall looks so pretty.
The hazel flowers covered in ice
Captured my imagination.
Spring is about taking two steps back
And one step forward —
So we may as well enjoy the spring salsa.
Just like Ruby
And Simson (that's him goofing around in the background) do.
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Rock 'n Roll Queen
Ruby's previous owner trained her to jump up
On very tall rocks for treats. She seems to enjoy it.
Last week, the mornings were cold (minus temperatures)
But Ruby decided to break through the ice for a swim anyway.
She then scaled a tall rock
And decided to share a spring shower with me.
Once out of the water,
She started to steam in the cold air.
No matter how hard he tried,
Simson just wasn't agile enough to jump onto the top of that tall tall rock!
In the meantime, Ruby remained at the top,
Enjoying the sunshine in majestic solitude.
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Blue beauty
Today, I woke up to minus temperatures
A frosted blue sky,
And two furry posers down by the lake.
At last – a glorious dawn
Singing its golden promises
Of melting ice and beauty.
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The joy of dogs
Indulge me as I revel in the joy of dogs.
(This is our dear Oscar – gone but not forgotten.)
They know how to live life
So fully and happily and goofily
(Life is better with a bit of silliness in it and Simson is our little goofball.)
They know how to greet friends
With open paws and make them feel appreciated
(This is Alba, a friend's dog.)
And they know that a smile and some snow
Is the best cosmetic in the world,
(Just like our Ruby).
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Furry boy
A little piece of Oscar was returned to us
In the shape of this furry boy – Simson, who is 16 months old.
He's living with us for a while (hopefully, forever)
And is in constant motion.
(Long-time friends of this blog will know that I took lots of pictures of Oscar like this…)
When he does slow down,
He is adorably goofy.
(Picture taken with the anklebiters on his Christmas visit with us.)
Ruby enjoys his company –
In fact, I'd say that best friends stick together. (Excuse the pun!)
And when I asked them to pose and say cheese, I got this!
(Someone always closes their eyes just as the shutter clicks, don't they?)
For more furry and non-furry stories, please visit: Our World.
Winter royalty
It was a lovely day for a walk:
The rising sun cast a pink glow on the thousand-year-old rune stone.
Ruby enjoyed the wooden throne
Carved out of an old tree trunk.
Winter made berries luscious
With a sugar-coating of ice,
And turned a tarpaulin
Into a work of art.
Someone with a sense of humour
Wrote 'sign' on a snow-covered sign!
It was a lovely day for a walk —
And I think Ruby enjoyed it too.
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"Old world charm"
I have stayed in Beryl's country retreat several times now, going back to May 2009 and always feel so relaxed and comfortable while there. I used the cottage as a base for walking The Diamond Way a c… More
13 Jun 2015
"Lovely cottage in a lovely area!!"
Foden lodge is a nice place to stay! If you are a long person than you maybe have problems with the low ceilings. My husband is 1.92m and he could not stand right up everywere. You really get the feel… More
Dear Guest to Foden Lodge I am sorry your husband found he had to bend down in most of the cottage. The people were certainly smaller in the 17th century or before when the cottage was built. My son also has the same problem at 6'3''. So I do know what you mean. I remember my Grand dad who was a previous owner was 5 foot something. Thank you for your comment. Beryl Gypps
8 Nov 2014
"What a lovely place to stay"
Lovely cottage in a delightful area. The village is perfect for a quiet break and other villages and towns are easily accessible. Driving is a dream as the roads are good and relatively quiet. Althou… More
I am sorry you were disappointed at not seeing the attic bedroom. It would have been because it had been prepared for a guest coming after you. We have to be sure it has not been used. However my brother Jeff who lives next door at Foden House, would have been pleased to show it to you. Apart from that I hope you enjoyed your stay. Beryl Gypps
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20 Oct 2015
"Another perfect stay in beautiful Rose Cottage"
For anyone that would like to experience the character and ambience of a typical olde worlde English cottage look no further then Rose Cottage! We stayed here earlier in the year and loved it so much … More
5 Jan 2015
"An excellent choice for a family Christmas"
Rose Cottage in the village of Oddington is a beautifully preserved and well-appointed house, with all the comforts our family of four could have wanted for our Christmas holiday, including a handy an… More
12 Jul 2014
"Charming cottage.."
What a nice 4 days we had at the Rose Cottage in Oddington. The cottage and garden were lovely. We enjoyed our time there. The owners had a great list of things to do and we enjoyed dinner at the Hors… More
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Top Cottage is a wonderful cottage located in Oddington. There was ample parking at the property for four cars and the garden was perfect for small children to play in as the gates could be closed to … More
8 Nov 2015
"Charming but not ideal for 7 people"
Charming cottage, very attractively decorated and kept. Lovely secure garden,. Unfortunately we were 7 , Four adults and three children. Two adult parents stayed in main cottage, with three childre… More
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28 Jul 2015
"Lovely stay in gorgeous, "typical" Cotswold cottage"
We had a lovely stay at Longwood House, a picture postcard Cotswold cottage. The house is very well appointed and equipped in a fantastic quiet location (if a little tricky to locate). Would definitel… More
14 Dec 2014
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Had a great stay at Longwood House. It has been beautifully appointed house and well looked after. In a small village however located close to many scenic towns, there is plenty to do. Dont miss the l… More
25 Nov 2014
"Cosy, comfortable, convenient, and clean"
Travelled as a family group including 18 month old grandson - 6 people in all - for a long weekend break. We found Longwood house very comfortable, warm and cosy, and spotless. Longwood house is in a… More
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22 Feb 2014
"Quaint Cottage"
I stayed at Odd Cottage last fall with my wife and 2 other adults. We had a really great stay there. From the moment we arrived we felt like we were in such an idealistic little Cotswolds village and … More
8 Nov 2013
"just what you imagine a country cottage to be"
The cottage had all the warmth and character you'd hope to find in a property located in The Cotswold's. The welcome basket was unexpected and much appreciated as were the milk, bread, eggs and butter… More
15 May 2013
"Lovely cottage - home from home"
Wonderful weekend break with hubby, the dog and a friend at a cottage that was like being in someone's home. Great facilities. Two excellent pubs in easy walking distance and right in the middle of t… More
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19 Dec 2014
"Just perfect!"
We had a pre Christmas break with my wife's mother and step dad. My wife wanted a walking holiday for our dog, and I wanted an iconic quintessential English pub at the end of it. The house had to big… More
Thank you so much for your lovely comments. Yes it is a very special house and we do go to great lengths to provide inverting you need. Hope that you can visit us again soon. Many thanks Anna
27 May 2014
"Earby House is highly recommended"
The house is spacious and well equipped; and the new kitchen is the icing on cake! Well done Anna Fern and Blue Lagoon Self Catering Cottages. In addition the Fox Inn in Lower Oddington (400 m wal… More
30 Oct 2013
"Great house and location"
Very good. We liked the house and its location. Very comfortable. The kitchen was a little dark but we understand that it is to be updated shortly.… More
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25 Jan 2015
"Wonderful authentic English experience"
We loved our week long stay here in Oddington. The house has everything you could need. The beds are amazingly comfortable, the main bathroom is beautiful and the kitchen is well equiped. We cooked ou… More
29 Jan 2013
"Fantastic Weekend Away"
We had a wonderful time - the house was beautiful and in great condition. The owners/managers had also left nice touches like a bottle of wine and tea and cake for us on arrival which was lovely. We h… More
29 Jan 2013
"Unforgettable traditional English experience..."
My feedback regarding the Sheiling. LOVED IT. From the journey to Upper Oddington, to pulling in the drive of the beautiful house we were in absolute heaven. The house is so homely and cute, and unbel… More
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I stayed here with my husband for a weekend to escape London, and it was exactly what we needed. The little cottage is so pretty and kept so beautifully by its owner. We really felt a world away from … More
20 Oct 2014
A beautiful cottage with everything you need - the kitchen was fully stocked with the essentials, the lounge with guidebooks, fiction and DVDs for all the kids. A great place to relax in or to use as … More
11 Jun 2014
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My husband and 6-year old daughter stayed for three nights at the Forge early May. The travel and key safe directions were easy to follow. We were thrilled with our stay at The Forge - it had everythi… More


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I'm ready to reorder photo supplies and intend to print more on Galerie. I've used Galerie before but never as my standard paper. With EMAKS graded gone I wish to print more on Galerie. I recall Galerie has inky blacks, very clean/white highlights and broad midtones. When untoned, the grey tones have a, just to the left of neutral, pencil lead look. Toned in KRST the lead tone cools off.
What is the KSRT ratio/time which offers print protection while not cooling off the tone?
Can experienced printers recommend a developer which would bend Galerie print tones to something different (warmer) than the Dektol look. Ive used 130, LPD, Dektol, Ilford PQ, Ilford Unltigrade, Liquidal, ECO 4812, and a few others. LPD is my current standard.
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Why TNG will never surpass TOS
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Re: Why TNG will never surpass TOS
Ok fine, let's do this.
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Yeah right, whenever somebody says the truth they're a troll.
Here is a concept. There is a difference between relative truth, and absolute truth. Absolute truth is something that is true no matter the context/perspective, and may not even exist in the physical world. And it is very common to have two, completely contradictory things that are both "true".
What I'm sayin' is pretty damn obvious.
It is obvious that you prefer TOS.
Why then the slouching back to TOS with the 2009 Abrams movie???
To make money from a still viable franchise.
Because the liberals in Hollywood and paramount went too far with the cerebral unisex longjohns HS, that's why.
"The Cage".
You got women acting so uptight they seen frigid
except, as
pointed out, all the leading females on the show. And most of the crew. And everybody in 10-forward. Otherwise, you are fucking spot on.
and men scared to death to look at any woman in a sexually suggestive way for risk of offending their human dignity.
William T. Riker. Worf. Picard. Geordi.
Fuck, even Data gets some...
You sure didn't have that hypersensitive politically correct BS...back in the 1960s.
I think the word you're looking for is
Which is well on display on Kirk's ship, and even Kirk is no pig.
Who told them to put TOS out to pasture with Undiscovered Country?
Time. It catches up with us all.
Who told them to knock off Kirk in Generations?
You're right, nobody. It was the writer's and producers decision. What's with the authority issues?
Now Shatner is too old and fat to play Kirk.
He was willing to reprise Kirk if it made sense to the story and was a decent part. As for old and fat, at 80+ he could probably still kick your ass.
I'm open-minded.
Put some 30-ish actors in front of some spiffy ipanels and have them act like men and I'll buy it....
keep your porn preferences to yourself please
and some space babes with enough basic intelligence to keep their mouths shut while the men handle things and I'll buy that too.
If you don't like girls, just say so. Nobody cares.
This hyper-progressive Aldous Huxley crap
best part of your post
They'll blow another 200 million on a 2nd Abrams movie before they'll learn.
...before they'll learn if they've made enough for a 3rd movie? Yes.
p.s. I'm a troll for sayin' all this, right?
That, or just, you know, plain dumb. I admit it can be hard to tell sometimes.
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"Organized channels sometimes neglect the folks with the greatest need. Red tape and bureaucracy often prevent small artistic, creative, innovative, educational, environmental and other notable projects to go without sponsorship because they are not part of an organized charity or large non-profit organization,"
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Somerset County to study trail link to Flight 93 site
Somerset County is exploring the possibility of extending a public trail system to the Flight 93 National Memorial.
The county will seek proposals for a feasibility study on the best way to extend the Great Allegheny Passage bike trail north to the Flight 93 National Memorial near Shanksville. The memorial honors the passengers and crew members killed when the plane crashed into a field on Sept. 11, 2001, after they fought back against hijackers.
County officials obtained more than $100,000 in grants and donations for the project. They expect to hire a firm to conduct the study this fall. Keith Newlin, the deputy superintendent for the National Parks of Western Pennsylvania, says he's happy to see the effort.
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