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Port Authority Selects Boingo Wireless for Cellular and Wi-Fi Services at World Trade Center
State-of-the-Art DAS and Wi-Fi Networks to Provide Complimentary Connectivity to More than 100 Million Annually in World Trade Center Coverage Areas
NEW YORK and LOS ANGELES – August 11, 2014 – Boingo Wireless (NASDAQ: WIFI), the leading DAS and Wi-Fi provider that serves consumers, carriers and advertisers worldwide, today announced a supplemental agreement with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (Port Authority) allowing New York Telecom Partners, LLC (NYTP), a Boingo Wireless subsidiary, to design, install and operate neutral host cellular Distributed Antenna System (DAS) and Wi-Fi networks in select areas of the World Trade Center in Manhattan.
Per the terms of the multi-year agreement, Boingo will design and manage state-of-the-art, multi-carrier cellular DAS networks within the new World Trade Center (WTC) Port Authority Transportation Hub, the Vehicle Security Center, retail spaces and other core facilities throughout the buildings.
The cellular DAS system will provide comprehensive coverage to more than 1.6 million square feet of the World Trade Center. Boingo will also install high density Wi-Fi networks, providing complimentary Wi-Fi access to visitors throughout the public areas of the Transportation Hub, retail spaces and other core locations. Wireless services are scheduled to launch timed to the opening of the World Trade Center Transportation Hub in 2015.
"The new World Trade Center will be a vital business, commuter and tourist center in Lower Manhattan, visited by hundreds of thousands of tech-savvy people each day who are looking to stay connected," said Nick Hulse, president of Boingo Wireless. "We're proud to continue our relationship with the Port Authority, and to enable World Trade Center visitors' digital lifestyles through our advanced, high-capacity cellular and Wi-Fi networks."
The Transportation Hub is projected to be the third largest in New York City, serving more than an estimated 100 million passengers and visitors annually. The Transportation Hub will provide pedestrian access to the WTC, the World Financial Center, PATH and the New York Subway system, and will feature major retail spaces. The Vehicle Security Center will be a key transportation center, welcoming all building tenants, administration and visitor vehicles. Boingo currently provides DAS and Wi-Fi services at Port Authority's John F. Kennedy (JFK), LaGuardia (LGA), and Newark (EWR) airports, as well as DAS services in the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels.
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Boingo Wireless, Inc. (NASDAQ: WIFI) helps the world stay connected. Our vast footprint of small cell networks cover more than a million DAS and Wi-Fi locations and reaches more than 1 billion consumers annually – in places as varied as airports, stadiums, universities, and military bases. For more information about the Boingo story, visit www.boingo.com.
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The map titles for the upcoming Naval Strike DLC for Battlefield 4 have been leaked ahead of schedule.
The names of the maps in an upcoming DLC pack for Battlefield 4 have surfaced ahead of any official announcement by its developers at EA DICE.
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Re: AirPlay dropouts - apps to help troubleshoot? in response to DontFailMeApple
AirPlay dropouts are a symptom of wireless interference. Use 5 GHz to the greatest extent practicable, since it is less susceptible to wireless interference from competing wireless networks. The presence of intervening objects tends to affect 5 GHz more than 2.4 GHz though. So, you may need to position your wireless equipment closer to the Express.
To determine if wireless interference may be the cause, try downloading a utility such as iStumbler. This may show competing wireless networks in your area (networks that do not broadcast their SSID will not be displayed).
If iStumbler finds only one or two in your area, you may be able to mitigate the effects of wireless interference by choosing a different channel.
Recent AirPort firmware upgrades from Apple have tended to improve matters rather than make them worse. This was not always the case. When in doubt, make sure you are using the latest firmware.
You can improve the performance of your wireless network by considering a "roaming network". This requires purchasing one or more additional AirPort Base Stations and connecting them together with Ethernet cables.
DontFailMeApple Dec 24, 2012 9:48 AM
Re: AirPlay dropouts - apps to help troubleshoot? in response to John Galt
John: thank you.
I have tried all of these, except for hard wiring the expresses, and iStumbler tells me there are a lot of networks in my city neighborhood. I suspect interference is the issue and I won't be able to make it work and can't go to Apple TV or use AirPlay for music. I was hoping there was an app that could evaluate my network and tell me what settings/configurations would make AirPlay work or tell me it can't be done.
I have 2 airport express and an AirPort Extreme (all 3 less than 2 years old and most up-to-date firmware) and they are near each other (first express is 10 ft away up one floor, the next is on the same floor and 15 ft away). I have changed channels, left at auto settings, tried 5ghz and 2.4ghz, turned on/off guest networks, extended/joined networks, moved things, etc. I have served music from my 3 year old iMac (hard wired to the extreme and wirelessly) and served up music from iPad and iPhones wirelessly. Same results.
The house is very old and running wire is not an option. That was the promise of wireless. I have tried a bridge that runs through the house electrical system. Unfortunately, being an old house, the electrical system option didn't work because throughput dropped significantly.
John Galt Dec 24, 2012 10:22 AM
Re: AirPlay dropouts - apps to help troubleshoot? in response to DontFailMeApple
The wireless spectrum is one of the most limited natural resources of any
Give the prevalence of all sorts of wireless devices any proximity to neighbors is likely to be "noisy". It is unavoidable. This is the reason for using 5 GHz to the extent your equipment is capable of it - all your AirPort base stations are.
The vast majority of wireless devices still use 2.4 GHz. This plus the fact that the 5 GHz spectrum is much larger results in much less potential for interference from competing networks.
Assign the 5 GHz network a unique name, since Apple's default is to assign both 2.4 and 5 GHz wireless networks the same name which makes it difficult to ensure your devices connect to the desired one. Unless you tell your devices Expresses to join the 5 GHz network exclusively, they may join the more interference-prone 2.4 GHz network instead. The distances involved in your case are not excessive, which leads me to believe 5 GHz should mitigate your AirPlay dropouts.
Powerline adapters are very hit and miss. Identical units that work well in one house may not work at all in another, which makes recommendations impossible.
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Re: AirPlay dropouts - apps to help troubleshoot? in response to DontFailMeApple
I finally resoved the constant drop-out after 3 frustrating days of fiddling around. (My model is the A1264)
Here is a good list of 12 steps to go through:
http://blog.bizmodeller.com/post/2011/08/21/10-Ways-to-Make-an-Airport-Express-M ore-Reliable.aspx
What solved it for me was step 10:turning off IPv6 (the others made no difference)
- Click Start / Control Panel
- Click 'Network and Sharing Center'
- Click 'Change Adaptor Settings'
- Right click your network adaptor and select 'Properties...'
- Untick 'Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6):
The unit now works great - let me know if this works for you


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I've got too many projects on the go at the same time in addition to my non-project pursuits like reading and movies (and even those can be project related).
Well, all your projects are awesome - I'd really like to see your original ideas. But of course, it's the TOS material that really interests me, ESPECIALLY the "never seen TOS scenes" project!
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That sounds pretty darn cool! I was able to find your most updated copy of your chronology in an older thread, and I enjoyed it a lot. Personally, I kind of half-heartedly consider "Forbidden Planet" as part of TOS chronology, as sort of a pre-Cage era story. Don't laugh! If you think about it, it really does work quite well as a "prequel" of sorts, especially compared to drivel like "Enterprise." The uniforms, the crew themselves, everything...and the hat that Pike had on top of his TV was kind of like the ones from "Forbidden Planet."
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text: Here's one I bet not many have heard of: "The Gravediggers" I love old horror films, but this one really got to me. All about being buried alive. And those creepy little grave diggers always popping out unexpectedly--causing me to jump out of my skin. Geesh, hadn't thought about that movie for awhile. Great question. Elizabeth


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Pierre Sean Brotherton: Revolutionary Medicine: Health and the Body in Post-Soviet Cuba
Challenger, Denise, Canadian Journal of Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Pierre Sean Brotherton
Revolutionary Medicine: Health and the Body in Post-Soviet Cuba
Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2012, xxvii + 288 pp.
Declaring that "socialism was under siege," in 1991 the Cuban government attempted to revive the economy through policies and institutional practices that changed the lived experiences of its citizenry. Based on a decade of research conducted in Havana (1998-2010), Brotherton engages ethnographic, historical, and epistemological modes of analysis to explore two themes: first, how government health campaigns affected individual lives and changed the relationship among citizens, government institutions, public associations, and the state; second, how the collapse of the Soviet bloc and the strengthening of the US embargo are changing the relationship between socialist health policies and individual practices and how these changes have redefined the way in which state power becomes enacted through and upon individual bodies (3-4).
In a series of penetrating vignettes, Brotherton chronicles the experiences of physicians, everyday citizens, public health officials, and research scientists participating in the country's primary health program--the Programa del Medico y la Enferma de la Familia (MEF). The program requires family physicians and nurse teams to live and work in small clinics (consultorios) on the city block or in the rural community they serve (3-4). His perceptive analysis and assessment of the day-to-day lives of Cubans enabled Brotherton to convey cogently the way that the changing wider socio-economic circumstances were imprinted on the bodies of Cubans through "physical and mental ailments" and were "palpably and materially experienced through deep senses of loss, betrayal, disillusion, and longing" (3).
This ethnographic study is divided into three sections: Part 1 examines how, in the context of the economic decline of the health care sector, individuals negotiated the role of the state in providing health and welfare and their own personal desires to seek comprehensive health care. Part 2 examines the mechanisms and practices through which power relations operate in the primary health care system. It explores the relationship between health ideology as an explicit discourse and lived experience. Part 3 considers how Cuba's shifting state policies and external global factors have interacted with each other to change the course and practice of health and medicine in the nation.
Brotherton convincingly demonstrates that the state's effort "to shift the cradle-to-grave expectations" of health care, to those more in line with the capitalist market economy, resulted in greater numbers of individuals depending on lo informal practices to attend to their health care needs. …


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In case you haven't seen it, this is the early proof version of my cover. It's likely to be changed a bit, but, more or less…here it is! I've dreamed of seeing my name on a book cover for years, and I'm happy to say I love this. My name! On a book! To everyone else who dreams the same, I wish you a similar result.
Month: September 2011
How NOT to get published: hassle
I follow quite a few agents on the vast eternal cocktail-party that is Twitter (I suspect they are eating all the canapés). At first this was in the hope of soaking up some wisdom and helping myself to bag one. Now it's mostly because they're interesting, fun, and bookish people. However, I'd never have dreamed of pitching to an agent via Twitter, or following them into the ladies' at an event, or accosting them with a manuscript under my arm and the words, 'Twenty years ago you asked to see the rest of this…well I've finally finished'. Yet these are all things I have seen and heard of being done.
Of course, when you're trying to get published, agents are up there with St Peter as powerful gate-keepers. It's tempting to fall to your knees and try to touch the hem of their clothes. And it's true that when agents go to new-writing events, they're usually looking for people to sign ('building a list'). So you don't have to slide nervously past them as if scared that looking them in the eye will turn you to stone. They do, generally speaking, want to see good work. But don't leave your wits at the door. Trying to get published can feel like you're going mad at times, but don't actually, y'know, go mad.
Irritate the gate-keeper and you may find the gates swing ever-more tightly closed. Even if you can write, you might cause them to ponder if they really want a client who's as mad as a box of frogs. Just remember, people who work in publishing are human beings, who have jobs, work in offices, have likes and dislikes, and good and bad days. You don't have to do wacky or outrageous things to get noticed (this only works in rom-coms). What you do have to do is read their submission guidelines and follow them – it's tempting to cut corners, but you'll just be giving them an excuse not to look at it. Write a good book and follow the guidelines, and don't hassle.
This doesn't mean you can't take advantage of events and gatherings (see previous posts like 'Stand at the bar and smile'). By all means chat, and say hello, and even mention your book if you feel the agent is receptive. Just don't think that dogged persistence is the way to succeed, or making heartfelt speeches, or crazed stalker-like behaviour. Because you're not in a rom-com. No really, you're not, even if you have a best male friend who you love and who secretly fancies you, but you both keep falling for the wrong people, or if you're addicted to shopping and drinking but you've got an amazing job by dint of lying and/or gross incompetency, and you wear Jimmy Choos though you work in a juice-bar, you're still not in a rom-com. Because no one would ever make a rom-com about a writer. We're just too unphotogenic.
To summarise, never do the following things and you'll be just fine:
Pitch on Twitter or other sites where the agents are there to chat
Refuse to read the signs if you've been told not to pitch
Follow up submissions too soon (they might give guidelines on the website, but a month or so at least)
Phone up to ask for information that's clearly available on the website
Try to stand out with 'wacky' paper, glitter, gifts, gimmicks, or pop-up covering letters
Send naked photos (yes, it does happen)
Pitch in the toilets
Hassle the agent at events where they're trying to mingle and have fun
Forget the agent is a human being
The loneliness of the long-distance writer
Last week I tried something different – I went away on my
own to try to fix the plot issues with my second book. The thought appealed –
throwing myself into my work, focussing on the inner life, getting away from
distractions. I've been working from home for about five months now, and it's
not been entirely as I expected. On the whole I love it. I don't feel tempted
to watch daytime TV and I don't get lonely during the day or miss being in an
office (the tea is better at home and I don't have to go to meetings about water-coolers).
Working for myself suits me – a flexible schedule, no need to get up early (my
number-one hate), and being driven by my most exacting boss – me.
However, what has really got to me is the internet. I love
Twitter and Facebook and all that and think it's really useful for building a
profile. But because I have a part-time job working from home, I tend to have
my email open all the time, just looking for distraction. Although I've still
got quite a lot of writing done in the past five months, it's shocked me a
little how poor my concentration now is. I used to be able to work for up to
three hours with no internet, no radio, nothing. Now I find myself jumpy and
twiddling my thumbs if I don't have another window to click on every five
I recently went to an event with the great Edna O'Brien, who
spoke about this problem. She felt that social networking and the internet may
actually fundamentally change the character of the novel. It will disrupt that
deep, almost trance-like concentration you need to be able to hold 100,000
words in your head at once. I've recently heard writers debate the issue of
long-hand writing. I wrote most of my current work long-hand to start off with,
copying it onto the laptop after. I realised this didn't make much sense, and
was duplicating work, but I felt the text I wrote straight onto the screen
lacked something tangible. A flow, a connection. Edna O'Brien explained this by
saying writing is a kinetic art, flowing from somewhere in the body. To etch it
out, pen onto paper, is like painting. We feel the words going out of us. I
agree with this. I think for me the only way that works to write a book is
straight through, no stopping, and in longhand. In fact I think the reason I'm
struggling with something in book two is that bits of it were written over the
years and then put together. It's a book that's come together in the edit. I
don't think I will do one this way again.
So I thought I would take myself off to re-connect with the
deeper part of the mind. But it soon became clear to me that there's a reason
writers tend to cling to the internet like a toddler to their parents' legs.
Because being a writer, being alone with your thoughts all day, can be pretty
lonely. And though I did get a lot of work done last week, I was lonely at
times too. It feels slightly embarrassing to say that – like loneliness is a
shameful secret in today's world. But everyone who writes must feel it at
times, the desolation of the blank page, the stark understanding that however
helpful the advice, no one else can do this for you. You dig out those
plot-holes alone. With just me and the book, everything felt quite raw. Like
there was nowhere to hide, either from myself or from it. Natalie Goldberg writes
about loneliness in her brilliant and brave book Writing Down the Bones, which I often return to for solace. She
says it's like cold water – you never get used to its sting and bite, but you
can learn to stand up under it.
What's the solution to lonesomeness in a profession where
you need to be alone to do it? Writing in cafes, or trains, or communal writing
retreats? I'd try all these things, and remember to be grateful for everyone
who's out there, offering advice and support. Even if it's through the medium
of links to amusing You Tube videos of people falling over.
An Education
I'm no intellectual. This much became clear to me when, plunging into the writing world, I decided I'd give up my subscriptions to Glamour and Cosmopolitan, and take out one to the London Review of Books instead. I was always seeing people online going, Oh, I read this fascinating article on the behaviour of nematodes (or something) in the LRB.
It was a mistake. I have yet to finish an issue. I simply can't get on with the lengthy text, the broadsheet size pages, and the lack of photos. There aren't any pictures of shoes! There's nothing telling me what famous women like to eat for their lunch, or swearing that they 'love junk food' and 'are proud of their curves'! Good God, there's not even any sex tips. And so, as I let the LRB stack up and the dog shreds them while I sneak off to buy Heat magazine, I must face the truth: I am no intellectual.
For many years I thought I might be one. I enjoyed school. I went to Oxford to study English, where I didn't find most of it intolerably dull. I have on occasions taken enjoyment from the Rabelaisian vigour of Middle French, and I can certainly be relied on to find the apt literary quote that the moment demands (Eg on doing a home facial – 'Out out damned spot!' 'Is this the face that launched a thousand ships?' (No. It isn't.) But I had to face my true intellectual mediocrity on the day I had a tutorial on critical theory. I believe it was on something like the death of the author (oh how I wished they had died instead of writing their book on critical theory).
Frightening clever tutor: 'So, what does Harold Bloom mean by the anxiety of influence?'
My infinitely more intellectual friend: 'Covering angels….ephebes….belatedness….Keats…..Milton…'
Me: 'Eh?'
Frighteningly clever tutor: 'Excellent points, cleverer-friend-of-Claire. What do you think, Claire?'
Me: (after long tumbleweed pause) 'So who saw Heat magazine this week? If only they'd do that Mr Rochester as Torso of the Week, eh? Eh?'
To this day I have no idea what anything I studied that week actually meant. If you can explain to me succinctly what Harold Bloom was on about, you can have all my old back-issues of the London Review of Books (slightly chewed in parts, one careless owner).
So, the point of that foray into my student days was to introduce the topic of education. What is a true writer's education? There's a perception in some new writers that you need to be conventionally educated to be an author, or even 'have been to Oxbridge'. This isn't true. I went to Oxford, yes, but I learned more about making outfits out of bin bags while vomiting in a wheelie-bin than I ever did about writing. The only transferrable skills I can think of are: 1. Reading lots of books fast. 2. Laughing in the face of deadlines as you stay up all night in a Red Bull and Haribo-fuelled binge of Henry Fielding. Useful for edits. 3. How to drink heavily while still scribbling down 2,000 words on structuralism. 4. Blagging. Writing 2,000 on structuralism while still to this day having no idea what it means. So, by all means teach yourself to blag, booze, read, and deliver under pressure. But you can probably do this without spending three years studying obscure Romantic poetry.
What then makes up a writing apprenticeship? In other forms of art– music, drama, painting – it's considered perfectly normal to commit to years of professional training. Not so in writing – outside of the literary genre, few people seem to do this. And the more I think about them, the less useful formal writing courses seem. We're fortunate. Our apprenticeship can be served with a stack of books and a pen. By all means we must educate ourselves. Simply by taking in whatever we can. Do things. Any things. Like if you ended up in a prison camp for years, that would be very useful for a book or two. Ditto childhood trauma, broken relationships, and something interesting like growing up in a petting zoo. Absorb as much of life as you can, safe in the knowledge that every soggy taxi-queue, every Little Chef breakfast, every painful injury, is all good fodder for your works to come.
The other thing you can do to educate yourself is absorb as much sense of story as possible. Again this is lucky, because story doesn't just come between the dusty covers of a 19th-century novel (some of them really went on a bit). It's everywhere – the most rubbish explody-shooty film, the most gory computer game, the slightest children's comic, even the tales you eavesdrop on at the bus stop in the rain. Stories need to sink into our skin, so that when we write, they are there at our fingertips. So listen to gossip, read everything, talk to people. It's all an education.
What do you think – what makes up a writer's education?


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General Climbing : So bad, they're good... Mov... : Post
Oct 28, 2014
HoD, one of my favorite climbs in the park. Photo by Rob Miramontes
T. Stark : JT
Oct 12, 2014
Look Ma, no chalk!
NV : Red Rock : ... : Big Damage (5.12b)
Dec 11, 2012
Trip Reports : Projecting Monster Skank
Working some short person beta on the Skank!
NV : Red Rock : ... : Monster Skank (5.13b)
Dec 10, 2012
General Climbing : Climbers needed for sponsor... : Post
Aug 6, 2012
No clue where this is either...
T. Stark : RIP Woody Stark
Jul 19, 2012
Red Rocks?
Typical when not climbing
Alabama Hills
No excuses
No idea where this is....
Diamond Dogs
S. America, most likely Peru circa 1970s
Now that's style
From the '76 JT guidebook
Rubicon direct "R" start (well the direct start that's not directly in the plants at least) Photo by Rob Miramontes
Jul 18, 2012
CA : Joshua Tree National Park : ... : My Idea of Fun (5.12d PG13)
Mar 20, 2010
Crux area
Fun stuff
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JVC announced a couple new Everio camcorders that combine the features of GoPro-type action cameras with full-featured camcorders. The GZ-R70 and GZ-R10 both feature JVC's "Quad-Proof" structure which is water resistance to a depth of 5m, has the ability to withstand a drop from 1.5m, is dust proof, and freeze proof to 14°F. Check out the full press release, here.
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Written By: Ann VerWiebe on June 5th, 2008
Cleveland Orchestra Music Director Franz Welser-Most recently sat down with WKSU's David Roden to discuss the upcoming Blossom season and next weekend's Severance Hall production of Dvorak's opera, Rusalka. Look for more on Blossom later – in the meantime, here is Roden's interview on Rusalka in 6 parts.
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Would You Wear It? 03/26/14
nope. The shorts are too short, I hate toms (or Bobs or whatever the shoes are called) and I could not mix the top of blue and white with salmon colored shorts. I like the bag.
i think those shoes are so ugly...don't understant the popularity of them...
And blue & white with coral? Doesn't match or even coordinate in my opinion. So I wouldn't wear that, and don't wear shorts anyway. I don't like the pattern on the purse but it's ok in styling.


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TORONTO - Dmitrij Jaskin and Chris Porter scored for the Chicago Wolves as they edged the Toronto Marlies 2-1 in American Hockey League action Saturday afternoon.
Chicago (21-15-4) earned just its second regulation win in five games but improved to 17-0-2 this season when leading to start the third period.
T.J. Brennan had the lone goal for Toronto (21-12-4).
Jaskin opened the scoring at 10:11 of the first period. He beat Marlies goalie Garret Sparks with a shot from the top of the circle for his 11th goal of the season.
Brennan tied it for Toronto at 18:14 on the power play for team-leading 18th goal of the season.
Porter countered on the power play at 10:42 of the second. He put the Wolves ahead after redirecting a Taylor Chorney shot past Sparks for his fourth of the season.
Toronto had a great chance to tie at 12:44 of the third. Newcomer Brandon Kozun had a partial breakaway but was stopped by Jake Allen.
Allen stopped 28 shots for his 17th win of the season as the Wolves evened the season series. Toronto won the other meeting, registering a 3-2 overtime decision Jan. 17 in Chicago.
Sparks made 28 saves for his fifth loss.
Toronto headed into Saturday's game having ended a season-high seven-road trip with a 5-1-1 record that included a 2-0 victory in Hamilton on Friday night.
The Marlies will play their third game in as many nights Sunday when they host the Lake Erie Monsters.
NOTES — Mark Cundari made his Wolves debut after being acquired from the Abbotsford Heat on Thursday in a deal for Corey Locke. Adam Cracknell also played his first game for the Wolves this season after being assigned by the St. Louis Blues on Thursday.
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yeah they made it so you can't just delete the save anymore so it takes alot longer. this is NOT in anyway good for making money, its for collectors only now.
there are way quicker ways of making money, but for those like me that want every car its a good way to get a huge collection.
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i tried using this and alas they have patched it to one car a day to send to friends... also you can no longer sell them.
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Don Neil never got to race his brother Herschel, but this Friday they'll both have reached the same finish line.
Don Neil never got to race his brother Herschel, but this Friday they'll both have reached the same finish line.
This Friday Don, a Blue Springs resident, will join the 2010 "M" Club Hall of Fame Class at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville, Mo. He'll join his brother Herschel (a 1982 inductee) who is probably the most famous track athlete in Northwest history. Every athlete who now competes for the Bearcats practices and competes on Herschel Neil track every day.
Herschel was an MIAA All-Conference performer for four years, won 17 titles, set eight Northwest records and won the NCAA triple jump championship in 1936-37.
Don said it was Herschel who got the family involved in track in the first place.
"He was ahead of me," Don said. "He just had tremendous athletic ability. I just followed in his footsteps.
"We were the first ones (in our family) that ever competed in athletics like that."
At a ceremony Friday night, Don will take his place by his brother.
"It's kind of humbling, but it is quite and honor," Don said.
Don earned his fair share of awards as well. He was a nine-time MIAA champion, including six outdoor championships and three indoors.
He was the high-point scorer on the 1949 MIAA championship team and the second-highest scorer when the Bearcats defended their title in 1950.
Both of those teams were inducted into the M Club back in 1991.
Neil's individual outdoor titles came in the 880-yard relay, the 220-yard dash and the 100-yard dash. He claimed indoor titles in the 60-yard dash and mile relay. Still, Don is uncertain of his place in Northwest's history.
"I feel like maybe I'm not quite up to their standard," Don said.
It's not until later in the conversation that Don mentions he accrued all of his accomplishments in just three years of competition.
Don't forget track conditions six decades ago are a far cry from the high-tech facilities college athletes use today. Don recalls a track surface that was a mixture of cinders, mud and water.
He said most of the time the track was so bad the team rarely had opportunities to practice before the state indoor meet. Most of their practices were held on grass, he said.
A better track might have expanded his running career and his list of accomplishments.
"I'd have loved to run that fourth year if they had a track like they do now," he said. "I look back on it now. They've come a long way."
However, Don cut his career short, but did spend a couple of years coaching for Northwest.
Then he moved to Blue Springs in 1954 where he taught drafting and industrials arts in the Blue Springs School District. In 1971 he became the director of buildings and grounds until 1981, which ended nearly three decades of service at Blue Springs.
Page 2 of 2 - Friday, Don ('50) will return for his induction into the M Club where he'll join Brad Ortmeier ('87), Lindsey Borgstadt ('99), Tucker Woolsey ('01), Seth Wand ('03) and former baseball coach Jim Wasem.
Joining him on his trip will be his wife of 63 years, Brennan, as well has his daughter, grandson, sister, brother and their families. He said Herschel's daughter Cheresa and her husband are also coming back for the ceremony.
Don joked it was going to be quite the family reunion.
One things for sure, on Friday night he'll be forever reunited with his brother in the Northwest Sports Hall of Fame.
M CLUB CRITERIA: According to Bryan Boettcher, sports information director at Northwest Missouri State, all M Club inductees start out as submissions sent to Northwest Athletic Director Dr. Bob Boerigter.
Boerigter brings those submissions to the attention of an M Club committee composed of various people connected to Northwest athletics. The committee judges the submissions and narrows them down to a list of 10 to 15 people. Then the committee listens to the people.
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Voters vote on top individuals and top teams. Those votes help the committee reach a conclusion on which people or teams get inducted into the Hall of Fame. The number inducted fluctuates each year.
Boettcher said there is no quota that must be met each season.
Including the 2010 class, there are currently 100 individuals in the M Club, which inducted its first class in 1980. There have been 38 teams have entered the hall since teams started being inducted in 1989.
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I'd recommend giving the opfor T-55's or something, considering the disparity in performance between a M41 and a M48 is like that between a Sherman and a Tiger tank.
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One of the features we will have for the Recruits demo are working tanks that you can drive around and fight with.
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Hello everyone,
In this update, we would like to show, and tell, you all about the progress we have been making on one of our Demo Features, Tanks.
We are still ironing out how the tanks feel and acts, so no video of them just yet, but be rest assured that there will be one as soon as they are finished up.
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I'd recommend giving the opfor T-55's or something, considering the disparity in performance between a M41 and a M48 is like that between a Sherman and a Tiger tank.
Good comment, we are going to hopefully have a wide variety of vehicles to choose from. We will defiantly will make a note to look at getting those T-55's, or similar, in game :)
A T-44 would also work out maybe a T-62 for a challenge
The m41 looks a little large, but the m48 is pretty good.
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BOS Music, a next-generation record label based in the Washington, DC, area, has signed a record deal with The Ordinary Way, a band that has impressed audiences for years with its mix of rock, jazz, blues, improvisation, reggae, and soul. The seven-member group stands ready to expand its reach in 2003 with heavy touring across the United States, including major festivals. "The Ordinary Way has it all," said Skip Daly, co-founder of BOS Music. "They are a group of great musicians who have been paying their dues and building a fanbase. With BOS Music's promotional and distribution muscle behind them, there's no telling how far this band can go."
Under the deal, BOS Music financed production and manufacturing of the band's new release, Dojo, which was released just this week on May 20, 2003. The Ordinary Way will celebrate the release with its fans on May 22, 2003 at a special CD release show at The State Theatre in Falls Church, VA (the Hackensaw Boys will open). BOS Music will manage nationwide distribution of the record through its affiliation with Redeye Distribution and provide promotional support. "The band is excited to be working with BOS Music, which has an artist-friendly approach that's so uncommon in the industry today," said Greg Keyser, The Ordinary Way's manager and co-booking agent. "We're looking forward to big things in 2003."
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First race yesterday and afterwards I felt ill... it was like having swine flu, being hit by a truck and feeling hungover from a week long bender at the same time. There was a Hoegaarden white ale waiting for me when I got home so all is good for now. I missed the start time for the Cat 4/35+ so I road with the Masters. Those guys are machines. I was in pain trying to keep up and guys were chatting it up like it was a Sunday stroll in the park.
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sin(Pi*1.0) returns -4.102067616*10^(-10). How do i make it return exact zero?
So I have a simple while loop and keep receiving this error and have no idea how to fix it. I don't get why it works for the first few, and then the error starts. Here is my code and output:
restart;n:=0:x:=Pi/3;m:=0:total:=0:while abs(1/2-total) > 10^(-8) do k:=((-1)^(n/(2))*x^(n))/(n!): total:= total +k; evalf(total, 11); print(%); n:=+2; end do:OUTPUT: 1 - Pi 3 1. 0.45168864437Error, cannot determine if this expression is true or false: 0 < -50000001/100000000+(1/18)*Pi^2
Why does it think i'm asking if something is greater than 0? Any help??
one of the most confusing thing for me with learning Maple, is pi vs. Pi. I keep mixing them up since do not remember half the time which one to use.
What is the point of having both? Mathematica only has Pi. If one wants numerical value for it, simply do N[Pi] which is similar to Maple evalf(Pi).
I just spend 5 minutes trying to figure why int((sin(x))^3*sin(k*x),x=-pi..pi); was giving me
While in Mathematica it gives
Then I noticed the Pi vs. pi, and now Maple gives same output.
Why pi was even introduced? was this done early on, or added in later versions? Why not keep Pi a symbolic and with evalf it gives numerical value as with Mathematica? Also, would one use pi? It if just symbol (evalf(pi)) does nothing, then what is its use? if I can see a good use for pi vs. Pi, may be I'll understand the logic behind this duel system.
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I find a answer on that subject at this link: http://www.mapleprimes.com/maplesoftblog/95508-Monte-Carlo-Pi
But for starting easy, I try this:
with(RandomTools[MersenneTwister]);directpi := proc (n)local i, x, y, N; N := 0; Digits := 2; for i to n do x := GenerateFloat(); y := GenerateFloat(); if x^2+y^2 < 1 then N := N+1:end if: end do: N; end proc;
evalf(directpi(4000)/(1000.0), 4); 3.176
I would like to know if this code is appropriate and if it is possible to have a random number between -1 to 1 so it will be easier to plot the points in the square with the circle inside.
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i have a large angle and i wish to represent this angle called theta in the range [0 2*Pi]. In matlab this is done by the command mod(theta, 2* Pi). ihave tried frem and mod in maple but the two cannot accept 2*Pi as a second argument
how can i do that
I am completely new to Maple (and this kind of software in general).
I am just on my first steps of learning...but I quickly noticed, that if I write Pi and hit enter, I do not get
the well-known greek Pi-symbol. I get an ordinary "p" as the result.
I checked the greek-palette...nearly all items in this palette are ordinary letters.
Does anyone have an idea whats wrong?
BTW: I don`t know if it could have to do with that, but I use a german windows 7 installation.
Thank you,
Maple has a number of protected names that cannot be redefined without some work.A common request is to use the letter j or J instead of the default I for the imaginary unit. Also common is to be able to use the letter I as an ordinary variable, rather than as an imaginary unit. For this, there is a very convenient interface command.restart;(-1)^(1/2);Iinterface(imaginaryunit=J):(-1)^(1/2); J
Greetings to all.
A recent post at math.stackexchange.com asked for good approximations to pi using the nine nonzero digits, the four arithmetic operations and exponentiation. The problem definition definitely suggests a computational solution, which is actually non-trivial because the search space of all legal mathematical expressions over the nine digits and with the aforementioned operations is so huge that it cannot possibly be searched exhaustively.
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I am reporting with a brief comment concerning the integral int(1/(1+x^a), x=0..infinity) with a>=2 a real number. This was evaluated here.
Now Maple 15 (X86 64 LINUX) will quite happily compute this in its most simple form involving the sine when a is not a positive integer or a rational number. If it is, however, a beta function term results,...
I just realised Maple is allowed for my upcoming exam after New Year.
My plan is to have templates of the most common math problems, I might encounter for quick solutions.
Anyway, I have run into a problem with Laplace shifted data, particularly initial value problems. I have been searching for HOURS, and feel like I have look up everything on google, maplesoft and other sites without succes.
I hope some of you are able to help me. The exercise is:
the eight digits of your student Id number are used to individualise the questions. they are labelled a1a2a3a4a5a6a7a8a.. all non interger outputs should be to 3 decimal places. question 1_ depending of your own value of a8, write a program that performs the calculation below:
a8  ...
Hi, I have created 2 annulus;
> display(sector([2, -5.5], 2.5 .. 3.5, (1/5)*Pi .. (1/2)*Pi, color = "Niagara Burgundy"), axes = none, scaling = constrained);%;
> display(sector([5, -5], 1 .. 1.5, (1/5)*Pi .. 2*Pi, color = "Green"), axes = none);
But I want the green annulus to cross the Niagara Burgundy annulus at the points where the green annulus is open. The green annulus is open with an angle...
How do I look for a 9 digit pi-sequence within decimal places of the EULER e and find the position of that string.
can someone show me screen shot how to do this??
thanks so much
if I have two partition Pi and Pi 'I want to know the decomposition of Pi'
So I want to display a plot containing a spiral and a polygon graph approximating the shape. I use a seq to make the points in pointplot3d and then connect them with the connect option. It looks like this:
graph := spacecurve(y(t), t = 0 .. 6, thickness = 3, axes = box, color = blue):
poly6 := pointplot3d({seq([cos(t), sin(t), t], t = 0 .. 6, 1)}, connect, axes = box,
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