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Not many riders I have witnessed, can perform at their best when their confidence is not there. However you are right about Ducati shattering his, along with breaking his leg prior to that, and then loosing your mate you grew up with. Hell the guy has been through a lot, and time will tell if he still has what it takes.
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Discovering the presidential origin of 'OK'
What may be the most useful expression of universal communication ever devised, OK is recognizable and pronounceable in almost every language on Earth.
The explanations for the origin of OK have been as imaginative as they have been various. But the late language maven Allen Walker Read, a Columbia University professor, proved that OK did not derive from okeh, an affirmative reply in Choctaw; nor from the name of chief Old Keokuk; nor from a fellow named Orrin Kendall, who manufactured a tasty brand of army biscuit for Union soldiers in the Civil War and stamped them OK; nor from the Haitian port Aux Cayes, which produced superior rum; nor from "open key," a telegraph term; nor from the Greek ola kalla, meaning "all good."
Rather, as Professor Read discovered, the truth is more political than any of these theories. He tracked down the first known published appearance of OK with its current meaning in the Boston Morning Post on March 23, 1839: "The 'Chairman of the Committee on Charity Lecture Balls' is one of the deputation, and perhaps if he should return to Boston, via Providence, he of the Journal, and his train-band, would have the 'contribution box,' et ceteras, o.k. — all correct — and cause the corks to fly, like sparks, upward."
Allen Walker Read demonstrated that OK started life as an obscure joke and through a twist of fate went to the top of the charts on the American hit parade of words. In the 1830s, in New England, there was a craze for initialisms, in the manner of LOL, OMG, aka and TGIF, so popular today.
The fad went so far as to generate letter combinations of intentionally comic misspellings: KG for "know go," KY for "know yuse," NSMJ for "'nough said 'mong jentlemen" and OR for "oll rong." OK for "oll korrect" naturally followed.
Of all those loopy initialisms and jocular misspellings, OK alone survived. That's because of a presidential nickname that consolidated the letters in the national memory. Martin Van Buren, elected our eighth president in 1836, was born in Kinderhook, N.Y., and, early in his political career, was dubbed "Old Kinderhook."
Echoing the "oll korrect" initialism, OK became the rallying cry of the Old Kinderhook Club, a Democratic organization supporting Van Buren during the 1840 campaign. Thus, the accident of Van Buren's birthplace rescued OK from the dustbin of history.
The coinage did Van Buren no good, and he was defeated in his bid for re-election. But OK has gone on to become what H.L. Mencken identified as "the most shining and successful Americanism ever invented."
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Oh, that's right, they canned the pedophile. Nonetheless, the Vikings offense last season under coach [intlink id="66″ type="category"]Brad Childress[/intlink] and offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell was often too complex for the morons running it.
Enter new coach [intlink id="1342″ type="category"]Leslie Frazier[/intlink] and offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave, a pair of brainiacs who've been able to dumb things down a bit more appropriately (we suspect by no design of their own). Second-year quarterback Joe Webb, who will likely sit behind rookie Christian Ponder, says things have gotten, uh… simpler under Musgrave.
"The verbiage is a lot shorter. With Coach Musgrave's, it allows you to play fast. You just call at the most three, four words and you have a whole play. It just allows you to not worry about calling the play but worry about executing the play," Webb said.
"Last year I was more worried about getting the play called right in the huddle so everyone knew what to do. It also affected my game on the field."
Webb, like most members of the Vikings, reads at a third-grade level, so verbiage isn't his strong suit. In fact, words in general confuse most of the team.
Now that Musgrave has consulted Designing An Offense For Dummies, the Vikings should be in a lot better shape.
We certainly don't want anyone's head to explode because it needs to process information.
Monty McMahon is one of the founders of Total Packers. He is probably the most famous graduate of UW-Oshkosh next to Jim Gantner.
How many times did the author of this post have to reference the dictionary?
I mean after all, everyone knows Wisconsin education is based on what they can glean from the wrappers off the food they shove in their mouths…you all should be Einstein's, that being the case. Come on, you've seen the size of their women.
This is hilarious, even the country boy Brett could figure out how to run a play in that so called complicated offense. Any sentence past 5 words must be tough to figure out. My 8-9 year old football teams plays were longer. It should be real fun watching the Queen's this year. Yo Adrian go left. Yo Adrian go right. yo Adrian go middle
You guys are morons. Simpler=Better when it comes to professional athletes. Many players in the pros would benefit from a simpler system. There is no need to overcomplicate things. Just let the guys go out and play. Packers fans are such douche bags. You better just hope ARodgers doesn't get too many more concussions or you will be worse off than the Vikes.


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Corapeake, NC -- Four former lab workers captured on a video as they interacted with dogs, cats and rabbits at a testing lab in Gates County have been indicted on felony animal cruelty charges.
Gates County District Attorney Frank Parrish said Christine Clement and Tracy Small were indicted on two counts each of cruelty to animals, while Jessica Detty and Mary Ramsey were each indicted on five counts of the same charge. Parrish said the grand jury handed down the indictments Tuesday.
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Specs on Intel Celeron Sandy Bridge CPUs Leaked
More details have emerged regarding three new Sandy Bridge Celeron processors slated for Q3 2011.
Previous reports revealed that Intel plans to launch three new Celeron "Sandy Bridge" processors sometime during Q3 2011. Based on a leaked roadmap slide, the processors were branded as the Celeron G440, the G530 and the G540 but yielded little else in regards to core info, clock speeds and whatnot. Now unnamed sources have released additional detals to offer a better insight into what will hit the market later this year.
Out of the three processors, the Celeron G530 and G540 will have two cores and the ability to execute two threads at once. Both will feature integrated graphics with a base frequency of 850 MHz and a turbo frequency of 1 GHz when necessary. They'll also have 2 MB of L3 cache and a TDP of 64 watts. The only difference between the two is that the G530 will clock at 2.4 GHz and the G540 will clock at 2.5 GHz.
As for the third processor, the low-power Celeron G440 will feature a single-threaded, single core clocked at 1.6 GHz. The integrated graphics will still have the same 1 GHz turbo as its dual-core brothers, but feature a lower base clock of 650 MHz. It will also have the same 2 MB of L3 cache but a much lower TDP of 35 watts.
Earlier today VIA introduced the VIA QuadCore, its new quad-core processor with a TDP of only 27.5 watts. Initially it will be available clocked at 1.2+ GHz and come packed with 4 MB of L2 cache, Adaptive Overclocking and a 1333 MHz V4 Bus. It will also feature native support for 64-bit operating systems.
That said, the new Celeron chips will also feature 64-bit instructions and VT-x virtualization thanks to utilizing the Sandy Bridge core architecture. They'll even arrive in LGA1155 packages. But what's unknown at this point is when these chips will actually launch and for how much. It's possible we'll know more about the Celerons at Computex later this month, so stay tuned.
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0anthonyla65 , 13 May 2011 06:20Single core.. Its 2011, get real Intel. Its too underpowered and low clocked for most tasks, atleast clocked them decently like the Semprom 145 at 2.8Ghz. The Duals look decent though.
0mi1ez , 13 May 2011 20:31Are we expecting Pentiums again to sit between Celerons and Ci3s? It seems unusual for them to retire the name they so cherish even if the gap they'll be trying to fill in their range is getting pretty narrow.
0alexinnes , 14 May 2011 15:13Quote:Single core.. Its 2011, get real Intel. Its too underpowered and low clocked for most tasks
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The Solar Impulse [2] just completed its final test flight before it travels across the U.S. without using a single drop of fuel. The plane spent most of yesterday cruising around 3,500 feet over the San Francisco Bay, giving many people a chance to see the giant solar aircraft in action. The "Cross America 2013 [3]" tour is scheduled to kick off next Wednesday, May 1st, when Solar Impulse co-founder and pilot Bertrand Piccard embarks upon the first leg of the journey from San Francisco to New York.
Piccard began yesterday's flight at Moffett Field and made his way up the coast from Half Moon Bay towards San Francisco, flying at the speed of 45 miles per hour. The winged giant [5] spent the day gliding over some of the local icons, including the Golden Gate Bridge.
The plane, named HB-SIA has a wingspan of 208 feet-equal to an Airbus A340 commercial passenger jet airliner [6] but weighs only 3,527 pounds. Its wings are clad with 12,000 solar panels organized into groups of 300 cells. The four 10-horsepower engines are powered by the energy captured during the day. Excess energy is stored in four lithium polymer batteries [7] and used for night flights.
The Solar Impulse has already flown over Paris, Switzerland and Morocco, before it reached the U.S in February. Yesterday's flight over San Francisco was its third and final test flight before it embarks on the cross-country journey [8] next week.
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Anyone live in New York City? What are the best family rides or routes?
Anyone live in New York City? What are the best family rides or routes?
The Amazon link to my new favorite book: THE ART OF BICYCLING: A TREASURY OF POEMS (Breakaway Books; June 2005)
Just got this as a gift, and can't stop reading it. The first ever collection of verse about cycling -- over 200 total, with photos throughout. There's even a poem by Pantani himself.
The Manhattan Waterfront Greenway is a fav. I gues my second choice for family riding would be Central Park during Car Free hours
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Jeannette Cyr of Kensington was one of four people who had run all 16 Hartford marathons until Saturday. She was not listed as one of the finishers, however, in the official results Saturday night.
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Inspired by the other thread let's ask, is your bike commute faster or slower than public transit?
I know for me, this was a major factor to start commuting by bicycle.
I couldn't afford a second car and my wife needed the car to be with our new born daughter at the hospital along with our 3 year old son. I checked the bus schedule and it would take me an hour to arrive at work. Even at my snail's pace, the bicycle took me 45 minutes. Add in that the bus fare would pay for a new bicycle each year and the choice was clear.


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Author Alice Kaplan, a leading specialist in French literature and culture, will take the Pen Pals Author Lecture Series stage in November. Held at the Hopkins Center for the Arts, Pen Pals with Alice Kaplan benefits the Friends of the Hennepin County Library. Come early to enjoy complimentary desserts and coffee, peruse books and listen to French accordion music by Dan Newton (a.k.a. Daddy Squeeze). Ms. Kaplan will share her love affair with France and discuss three extraordinary American women—Jackie Kennedy, Susan Sontag and Angela Davis—whose lives were changed by Paris.
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ABOUT PEN PALS: All Pen Pals programs are held at the Hopkins Center for the Arts — offering great sound and sight lines throughout the entire house. Located at 1111 Mainstreet, Hopkins (just 15 minutes from downtown Minneapolis), Hopkins Center for the Arts offers free convenient parking as well as numerous nearby restaurants. Tickets are $40 for balcony seating and $50 for main floor seating (prices include all taxes and handling fees). Tickets can be purchased online at www.supporthclib.org or by calling 612-543-8112 (M – F, 9 AM – 5PM). Complimentary desserts and coffee served before each program. A free public book signing open to all attendees follows the Friday daytime lecture.
ABOUT THE FRIENDS OF THE HENNEPIN COUNTY LIBRARY (Friends of HCL): Proceeds from the program benefit the Friends of HCL. The Friends of HCL is an active community of supporters—helping the Library fulfill its mission to nourish minds, transform lives, and build community. By raising critically needed funds for books, movies, music, programs and technology, and through presentation of the highly regarded Pen Pals and Talk of the Stacks author series, our organization opens doors and minds to new worlds.
The 2012-2013 Pen Pals Author Lecture series launched this fall. We are currently offering a PICK THREE option for the remainder of the series, which saves you 20%! You can choose 3 lectures and mix and match evening or daytime lectures. $120 for main floor seating (reg. $150) and $96 for balcony seating (reg. $120)!
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WTF?? They have the ISU game listed on their website, but are showing the Oklahoma vs Oklahoma State game. They are also not answering their
"I'm starting to think some Iowa fans heads are getting too big." -- Tigerhawk22
It would seem that whoever was running the controls woke up with 2 minutes left in the first half.
"Hey, Junkman, wake up. Flip the channel switch. We have an irate caller named Clones 21. Junk, you are not in oklahoma. Just let the guy have his clone cones."
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I have centurylink, so no go on espn3. Looks like they switched over, though
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Remarks at the 20th Anniversary Event of McDonald's in Russia
by Ambassador John Beyrle - Barvikha Luxury Village, Moscow - February 1, 2010
I am very pleased to be here this evening as we honor one of the most successful and iconic of American companies and celebrate its 20 years of success in Russia. Since first opening on Pushkin Square in 1990, McDonald's has served as an inspiring example of American investment in Russia.
McDonald's exceptional success in Russia has benefited people and communities in both our countries by creating jobs and contributing to economic development. McDonald's employs more than 25,000 people in Russia and each new restaurant creates about 100 new jobs in the local economy. Furthermore, McDonald's has deployed its impressive localization policy in Russia, building up an extensive chain of 130 Russian suppliers, and now sources 80% of its products locally.
McDonald's has also been an outstanding corporate citizen in Russia, having contributed more than 330 million rubles to charitable organizations. The Ronald McDonald Center currently serves over 400 children with special needs each week in Moscow. McDonald's also provides special attention to children undergoing long term medical care in Russia's regional hospitals, and has served more than 34,000 children and their families to date.
I want to acknowledge the invaluable support of the governments of Russia, Moscow and the many regions in which McDonald's operates, without whose contributions, the development of McDonald's Russia would not have been possible. Again, let me express my sincere congratulations to McDonald's and all of its employees on the happy occasion of its 20th anniversary in Russia. Thank you.


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This morning..before heading out to Mass...I turned on the news for a bit. When channel 5 got to the coverage of the Vatican and the impending papal conclave, I thought to myself at the end of the segment that a picture is worth a thousand words. In all the coverage..the interviews..etc...not a woman to be found. The picture of the all male Cardinals and clergy really struck me.
It especially struck me a short while later as I sat at Mass and listened to the clergy of my own parish..a woman...preach the sermon. Apparently..I was not the only one paying attention. When I arrived home and picked up my Sunday Globe..there was a large front page article which essentially mirrored the thoughts I had already had that morning.
I was heartened to hear that the American Cardinals share my concerns as well as the concerns of many of their female members. Although I harbor no illusions that an American Cardinal will become the next pope..I hope..for the sake of the Catholic Church that the next pope adopts a more progressive attitude towards women in the Church..and especially in leadership positions. If not, I fear that over the next 10 -20 years the Catholic Church will watch it's membership decline even further...especially among women. After all..the Church leaders need to understand that this is 2013...not 1813.


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Lincoln baseball drops three
Sunday, February 10, 2013
The year has gotten off to a rocky start for the Lincoln University baseball team.
The Blue Tigers got outscored 34-12 while dropping all three games of a season-opening series with Northwestern Oklahoma State over the weekend.
The last of the three losses came Sunday, as the Blue Tigers dropped an 11-5 decision while committing four errors in the nine-inning contest.
The Rangers (6-1) scored single runs in the first and fourth innings before getting three in the fifth to go up 5-0.
Lincoln got a run in the top of the sixth when Caleb Kemna singled in Logan Smith, but gave up three in the bottom of the frame to fall behind 8-1.
The Blue Tigers got two in the top of the seventh on an RBI single by Clint Cashen that scored Andrew St. Pierre and a wild pitch that plated Ben Stewart, but then gave up another three-spot in the bottom of the inning.
Lincoln got the game's final two runs in the eighth on RBI singles by Stewart and Cashen.
Cashen had three hits and two RBI to pace the offense, while Stewart had three hits and one RBI. No other Blue Tiger had multiple hits in a 10-hit attack.
Cameron Moss started and took the loss for the Blue Tigers, giving up eight runs (four earned) on 10 hits in 52⁄3 innings. He struck out two and walked three.
The Blue Tigers opened the season Saturday by dropping both halves of a doubleheader.
Lincoln dropped the opener 15-5 in a game shortened to seven innings because of the run rule, as the Blue Tigers had five more errors.
The Blue Tigers fell behind 11-0 after just two innings because of a three-run first and eight-run second for the Rangers.
Lincoln started to show signs of life in the third, pushing across four runs. Josh Kennedy's two-run home run was the big blow in the frame, while St. Pierre and Colby Shepherd added RBI singles.
Northwestern Oklahoma State then scored single runs in the third, fifth and sixth to go ahead 14-4. Each team scored a run in the seventh, Lincoln's coming when Blake Jones walked with the bases loaded.
Kennedy had one hit and two RBI, while St. Pierre and Shepherd had one hit and one RBI each.
Jones took the loss after working the first three innings. He allowed 12 runs, but just one of them was earned thanks to the Blue Tigers' shoddy defense. He gave up six hits while walking four and striking out three.
In the regularly scheduled seven-inning second game, Northwestern Oklahoma State claimed an 8-2 win.
Lincoln got its only lead of the series by scoring in the top of the first when Zach Roberts scored on a passed ball.
The Rangers knotted it in the bottom of the first with one run, then added one in the second, one in the fourth, three in the fifth and two in the sixth to go ahead 8-1.
Lincoln's final run came in the top of the seventh when Cashen scored on a fielder's choice by Smith.
Shepherd had two of Lincoln's six hits in the contest.
John Bisges was the starter and loser, as he gave up six earned runs on six hits. He walked three and struck out two in 41⁄3 innings on the mound.
The Blue Tigers return to action with a weekend series at Nebraska-Kearney, playing a doubleheader Saturday and a single game Sunday.
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It's Official: Assassin's Creed 4 Has Pirates
Warning! We're including Assassin's Creed 3 spoilers in this post, and speculating about Assassin's Creed 4.
It seems Ubisoft learned something from Assassin's Creed 3: namely that the nautical portions of the game were both its best ideas and its most criminally underdeveloped.
So when it comes to Assassin's Creed 4, we'll be seeing more of the high seas. Ubisoft announced today that the game is called Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, the black flag being a pirate flag and the assassin being you.
Taking a look at the keyart Ubisoft shipped with this announcement (which is really all it is — the information that this piece of art exists and that the next iteration on the formula is Assassin's Creed Pirates), I think we can glean some quick information from it. First off, that assassin on the cover: not Connor from Assassin's Creed 3. He looks more Anglo to me than previous assassins, what with his two-day scruff and brownish-blond hair. Also, if you're currently playing the Generic Video Game Hero drinking game, you can go ahead and take two: one for white male, one for scruffy, rough-but-handsome facial hair.
That makes for some interesting points to my mind. For one, we're ditching Connor, a character who was lackluster at best last time out. Two, the ancestors of Desmond Miles have run the gamut as far as ethnic background, but they were all of Middle Eastern descent originally, and all had dark hair and relatively darker complexions. If we take from this piece of art the assumption that the pirates are Western European, likely British, and that this dude looks more Anglo than previous assassins (admittedly subjectively), plus the fact that former protagonist Desmond Miles supposedly died at the end of the last game — well, I think that's a recipe to suggest there's a new boring present-day person in the Animus. And that probably means a new assassin bloodline.
Still, and here's the real thing: Do we need another Assassin's Creed game this year (which is likely when it's coming out, given Ubisoft's track record)? My answer is a vehement, loud "No." As fun as Pirates of the Carri-Oh god my jugular sounds on paper, Assassin's Creed 3 failed to meet expectations on a number of levels. The degree of polish we expect from this series was definitely not there, and a lot of the new systems in the game didn't work as well as they should have. A nautical refresh might be good for the series, for sure — but what it really needs is a sharply designed game that has had the proper amount of time in development. You don't have to rush to market, Ubisoft. Come back in a few years and you'll come back a hero.
Plus, the ship combat in Assassin's Creed 3 was pretty thin, and really needs to be much deeper to hold up a whole game.
Also, here's a pertinent question: How does one sneak up on a ship? Or sneak up on people while on a ship? Please don't say "magic wolf invisibility powers," Ubisoft.
All that said, we have exactly no details about Assassin's Creed 4 outside that image up there and the name. Ubisoft says we can expect more info on March 4 — that's Monday. So stay tuned for updates then.
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Tim Tebow says he doesn't begrudge Detroit Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch for striking the prayerful pose known as "Tebowing" after sacking him last week.
Tebow said he figures Tulloch was just having fun, not mocking him or his Christian faith by participating in the phenomenon that's become an Internet sensation.
Tebow said he was bothered by one thing about that play: his inability to break the tackle and avoid the sack.
Tulloch's takedown was one of 13 sacks Tebow has endured in his two starts for Denver.
Tebow said Wednesday he has to start throwing the ball away rather than going down. While that would only further hinder his 46 percent completion rate, Tebow said he's only concerned with scoring touchdowns and winning games, not with statistics or style points.
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Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: November 18, 2011
- By Kevin Carr
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- November 18, 2011
This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr dresses up in layers and layers of rain gear to brave the estrogen storm that comes with the showing of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part I. After enduring that non-masterpiece, he dances down a few screening rooms to watch the new Happy...
Review: All-Singing, All-Dancing Penguins Still Something to Smile About in 'Happy Feet Two'
The dancing, singing penguins of Happy Feet return for another dose of eco-themed animation in this sequel from George Miller, which proves two truisms. First, there's still a lot of mileage in the spectacle of penguins tap, tap, tapping in unison and belting out cover songs. Second, this franchise is...
'Happy Feet 2' Teaser Trailer Brings Sexy Back
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- May 27, 2011
If you were hoping for a trailer that created a mass of internal conflict, how about animated penguin babies singing about bringing sexy back? Would that do it for you? If not, you've probably already got some serious internal conflict. Happy Feet Two bursts onto the scene with some rap,...


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GUILDERLAND — The United States Army Corps of Engineers, responsible for cleaning up formerly used defense sites, is seeking community interest in forming a restoration advisory board for the former Army Depot located where the Northeastern Industrial Park is now located.
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Presented in collaboration with Eyebeam Art & Technology Center. Attendees will also be able to visit Eyebeam's summer exhibition, Biorhythm: Music and the Body , curated by Science Gallery and Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
In today's participatory culture, users are rarely content with playing a passive role. Instead, we look for opportunities to respond to and impact our surrounding environment, as well as the experiences housed within it.
But how does one plan and design for participation? Whether it's for the purposes of a product, an interactive art installation, civic engagement, or a collaborative project, designers need to consider the kind of participatory experiences they want to elicit and how they might attempt to tap into their user's internal motivations.
In this meetup, we'll hear from a distinguished panel of experts on the methods, theories and applications of designing for participation.
7:00pm – Doors Open
7:15pm – Talks begin, 15 min each
8:00 – Panel discussion and Q&A
8:30-10:00pm – Socializing over drinks
Tom Igoe teaches courses in physical computing and networking, exploring ways to allow digital technologies to sense and respond to a wider range of human physical expression. Coming from a background in theatre, his work has centered on physical interaction related to live performance and public space. His current research focuses on ecologically sustainable practices in technology development. Along with Dan O'Sullivan, he co-authored the book "Physical Computing: Sensing and Controlling the Physical World with Computers," which has been adopted by numerous digital art and design programs around the world. He is a contributor to MAKE magazine and a collaborator on the Arduino open source microcontroller project. http://tigoe.net/
Taeyoon Choi is an upcoming Creator, new media and performance artist. His work has appeared in Leonardo journal and his collection of writings, 'Urban Programming 101: Stage directions,' was published by Mediabus. Choi has lead classes and workshops at Parsons School of Design, Interactivos? and continues to facilitate open platforms for learning as a committee member of the Public School New York and Temporary Seoul, a residency for cultural producers. As a fellow at EYEBEAM, Taeyoon is working on 'INVISIBLE_____,' artistic research about urban space, structural violence and collective behavior, and representation of reality in the mass media. He is creating site-specific interventions and participatory experiences in collaboration with community and activist groups. He is planning solo shows at EYEBEAM in July and Spanien19c, Aarhus, Denmark in December of 2011. http://taeyoonchoi.com/
Paola Antonelli is Senior Curator of the Department of Architecture & Design of The Museum of Modern Art. Through her exhibitions --among them Design and the Elastic Mind in 2008 –- teachings and writing, Paola strives to promote a deeper understanding of design's transformative and constructive influence on the world. She is very proud of some recent acquisitions into MoMA's Collection: the @ sign and 23 digital typefaces. She is working on several exhibitions -- including the upcoming Talk to Me: Design and the Communication between People and Objects, opening July 24th -- and on the book Design Bites, about basic foods taken as examples of outstanding design. http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/1080 .
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Saturday Nov 17 2012
Rocks, Rails and Ranches
Rocklin Hose Company No. 1By: Gary Day, Special to the Placer Herald
In the early 1890s, demand for Rocklin's light-gray granite building stone grew steadily and Rocklin's quarries were at peak activity. Rocklin's railroad roundhouse employed 300 people and businesses flourished along Granite Avenue (now Rocklin Road), Front Street and Railroad Avenue.
But periodic fires continued to plague Rocklin's downtown business district, as they had since the late 1860s. In 1893, as a nationwide economic depression was forming, fire consumed 25 business places from the Trott Hotel (now the Crossroads Church) southward along Front Street. An equally disastrous fire a year later flattened the business block on the opposite side of the tracks along Railroad Avenue.
It was in this context that Rocklin Judge John H. Gregory convened a series of meetings in the upstairs room at Porter's Saloon in the spring of 1894 for the purpose of forming a Rocklin Fire Company. At the third meeting, on June 4, 1894, each of 17 men paid a $2 initiation fee, elected officers and founded Rocklin Hose Company Number One, Rocklin's first fire department. The group elected Irishman William J. Byrne as company foreman, Rocklin's first fire chief. Every man was an unpaid volunteer.
The company's fire rig was a two-wheeled hose cart stored in a barn-like garage in the south side of Rocklin's first City Hall on Front Street, on the exact spot of today's Old Saint Mary's Chapel. The cart carried a 100- to 150-foot reeled fire hose.
In some American cities in the 1890s and early 20th century, neighborhood fire alarm boxes were linked via telegraph-like circuits to firehouses. A person spotting a fire rushed to an alarm box and pulled down a handle, sending a location-coded alert summoning the fire company. But Rocklin employed a fire bell located near City Hall for this purpose. A person spotting a fire would walk, run or travel on horseback, possibly as far as a mile, to pull the fire bell rope to summon the fire company. A person from the east side of town might have to wait for a train to pass before crossing the tracks to pull the rope.
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City landlords Keith Malmer and Mahmood Khan both do not see themselves as "slum landlords" simply because the majority of their properties are located on Minneapolis' North Side. They insist they are making the best effort they can to select good tenants and maintain the properties. "I like to think I'm being pro-active with the houses I own and manage," said Malmer, who began acquiring foreclosed and auctioned properties in the early 2000s. "Given my limited financial resources, I'm spending every dollar I got to make sure my properties are kept up the best I can. It's a real strategy to make sure that you are taking care of the basics, and hopefully make things as nice as possible at the same time."
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robert applegarth's Fundraising Page
Event: Robert's jump
Team Members: robert applegarth michael applegarth katie applegarth
debbie applegarth
£2,535.00 raised of £2,500.00 target
32 donations
My Target:
£2,535.00 raised so far
How to make a donation
Donate online at - www.justgiving.com/robertapplegarth
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Thank you for visiting my fundraising page!!
The jump took place on 13th July.It was really good, we all had the best day ever.
To view a brief exert of my jump video go to www.watchmyskydive.com/robertapplegarth
Thank you so very much to everyone for your support and sponsorship which all made the event possible.
Many thanks x
Myself, my daughter Katie and my brother Michael are all doing tandem parachute jumps at Salisbury Plain on July 6th to raise money for charity.
I have Motor Neurone Disease and am raising money for the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in Farnham as they are doing a brilliant job looking after me. They are so supportive and caring in every way, not only to me but my wife, Debbie and daughter, Katie too.
Donating through Justgiving is quick, easy and totally secure. It's also the most efficient way to sponsor me: Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice gets your money faster and, if you're a UK taxpayer, Justgiving makes sure 25% in Gift Aid, plus a 3% supplement, are added to your donation.
Every little bit helps, so please, if you can sponsor, it would mean a lot to us all.
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For over 35 years Phyllis Tuckwell has been supporting and caring for patients and families who have been given the worst possible news in West Surrey & North East Hampshire. We rely on the support of our community as we have to raise over £15,000 every day to continue our amazing services.
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Sorry I missed the date mate, I new you could do it anyway, AIRBOURNE!!!!!
Donation by John Hill on 05/08/08
+ £28.21 Gift Aid
well done Robert. love to the family
Donation by Rosie Smithers on 02/08/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Well done Robert.(CSU,Cranebank)
Donation by Julie on 28/07/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Well Done
Donation by Shirley - BA Engineering on 25/07/08
+ £7.05 Gift Aid
Well Done !!
Donation by Jon & Caz Bliss on 24/07/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
This comes all the way from Cyprus with love, luck and good wishes for a successful and enjoyable jump!!!!!
Donation by Lynn Hamilton on 14/07/08
+ £7.05 Gift Aid
Hope it went ahead yesterday Robert, looking forward to hearing about it but glad I didnt have to watch!
Donation by Sue Ball on 14/07/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Heard from Mick about your jump. Enjoy!
Donation by Natalie & Mark on 07/07/08
+ £14.10 Gift Aid
Good luck to you all for the jump. Justine, Giles, oliver & Freya. x
Donation by The Short Family on 04/07/08
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Saw the article in the Yateley Mail and you are one amazing person, with love to you and your family and will be thinking of you on the 6th xxx
Donation by Julie,Trevor & Oliver on 02/07/08
+ £8.46 Gift Aid
Good luck and best wishes
Donation by Janet & Mike Guess on 30/06/08
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Hi, lovely to see you all in the paper. Very best wishes & good luck on the jump, love from old buggalugs, Alison, from Fleet xxx
Donation by Alison Butler on 27/06/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Keep on smiling Trooper - Happy Birthday for today - Enjoy the jump! xxxx
Donation by Sierra on 27/06/08
+ £28.21 Gift Aid
Happy Birthday Robert for 26th June, Good Luck on the jump.
Donation by Ray & Lesley on 27/06/08
+ £28.21 Gift Aid
Good luck and best wishes to you all.
Donation by michael marks on 25/06/08
+ £5.64 Gift Aid
Enjoy the jump, mate - it's a well deserving cause!
Donation by Ken & Jean Winter on 25/06/08
+ £8.46 Gift Aid
Good luck and all the best
Donation by Petra Lausen on 25/06/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Read about you in the Courier. Thinking of you and your family. Enjoy the jump!
Donation by Mark and Jill Daly on 21/06/08
+ £14.10 Gift Aid
Sorry can't be there for the jump will try and catch up with you.
Donation by Ernie on 20/06/08
+ £84.62 Gift Aid
Good luck with the jump, sure you will enjoy every minute
Donation by Pippa Grech on 20/06/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Best of luck
Donation by Geoffrey Lincoln on 19/06/08
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Saw the article in the Courier. Huge admiration for your positive outlook and "never quit" attitude to life. to you, Kae and Michael
Donation by Giles on 19/06/08
+ £28.21 Gift Aid
Good luck Bob, enjoy the jump. We hope to be there on the day to see you do it
Donation by Keith & Angie Godden on 19/06/08
+ £5.64 Gift Aid
Good luck from (ex) RAF
Donation by Alex Gumbrecht on 18/06/08
+ £5.64 Gift Aid
Good Luck! Hope you get a pint when you're on terra firma.
Donation by Marcus and Tracy Angel on 17/06/08
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Donation summary
- * Online donations£1,270.00
- Offline donations£1,265.00
- Text donations£0.00
- Total raised£2,535.00
- Gift Aid£344.10
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July 12th, 2012
From Barbecue Digest: Cook the opossum, spare the bear, a reader named Simon advises:
July 12th, 2012
Last year, when Oregon Health Authority officials announced they would adopt the 2009 FDA Retail Food Code, restaurateurs suddenly faced a piece of legislation that would prohibit foodservice workers to touch prepared food with their bare hands. The gloves came off.
The no-bare-hands rule was originally supposed to go into effect on July 1, but Oregon public health officials delayed the decision because of public debate that these new safety rules were not actually safe.
The rule would have prohibited food handlers from contacting "exposed, ready-to-eat food" with their bare hands. Instead, any contact would have to be made with "suitable utensils," including deli tissue, spatulas, tongs and single-use gloves.
Wednesday, regulators of Oregon's Foodborne Illness Prevention Program announced that "…at this time, the 'No Bare Hand Contact' section of new food safety rules will not be adopted."
July 12th, 2012
Editor's note: All summer long, the Southern Foodways Alliance will be delving deep in the history, tradition, heroes and plain old deliciousness of barbecue across the United States. Dig in.
Today's barbecue joints tend to serve just one or two kinds of meats, with pork predominate in the Carolinas and Georgia and beef the star out in Texas and Kansas City. Not so in the old days.
Back when barbecues were large-scale community affairs, the meat served was whatever people had on hand and could donate to the cause. Lists like the following, from a description of an 1868 barbecue in Spartanburg, South Carolina, were par for the course: "beef, mutton, pork, and fowls were provided in superabundance."
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In: Podcasts by Edie Sellers2 May 2011
News begins at 35:35.
In this episode, there's a lot to talk about. Not the least of which is the biggest news in gaming in a very long time — and no, it's not the release Wills and Kate's Wedding Dash or Headshot 3: Abbottabad:
Im expecting more Portal 2 dlc than TF2, I get the feeling valve is holding back on us, especially since the 'Pneumatic Diversity Vent' wasnt in the game. Also, this scene of in game footage didn't make it into the game,
If you dont know what Pneumatic Diversity Vent's are;
Those spoilerific warnings were well-founded! I made myself finish single player before I listened. I advise others who haven't finished Portal 2 to jump ahead as Edie says.
What Leah said about "I knew there was a way out" as inspiration to keep trying. This works on many games, especially if you hear reports that others have already finished the game you're tackling. It's a nice reminder that you either haven't tried everything or you haven't seen everything.
After all that, I'm ready to try out the "nauseating" gravity gel that was left out of the game.


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Thirty-one years later in Hartford, it was about all of us.
Waters has broadened the scope of the album -- which he performed in its entirety, in order, Friday at XL Center -- from the story of a fatherless rock star grappling with his demons to a cautionary tale for a world in thrall to its own, riven by avarice, sectarian strife both religious and secular, and the deeply cynical machinations of power-hungry narcissists.
It was a more political show, for a more politcal time, and Waters gave no quarter, building a 40-foot tall, 200-foot wide wall on stage that was more symbolic this time of the divisions among people than the attempts he once made to hide from himself.
That's a subject that cuts particularly close for Waters, whose own father died in 1944 during World War II, when the singer was just 4 months old. A sepia-toned photo of his father flashed on the wall alongside a brief biographical note, followed by others who died as a result of war: a U.S. Marine, a young Iranian woman, an Iraqi child, a firefighter killed on 9/11. Waters' message was clear, and powerful: each of their deaths was senseless.
It wasn't all politics, however. There was a healthy
As the opening song, "In the Flesh?" built to a towering finale, sprays of sparks rained down on the stage from the rigging, and a fighter plane secreted in the rafters at the back of the venue came racing down a cable to crash through a piece of the wall in a burst of flames.
A group of local kids joined Waters on stage to dance during the children's chorus portion of "Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2," and the once-grouchy singer beamed at them as he plucked out the bassline to the propulsive, disco-laced song. Then, during the fluid, spot-on guitar solo that ends the song, Waters and the children together vanquished a 30-foot-tall teacher puppet that had descended from the ceiling a song earlier to leer over the proceedings.
Waters assembled a first-rate band to re-create the songs. Singer Robbie Wyckoff gracefully handled the vocal parts Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour sang on the album, though it took a squadron of guitarists -- Dave Kilminster, G.E. Smith and Snowy White -- to nail down Gilmour's licks and solos in note-perfect (and, impressively, tone-perfect) fashion.
Along with the wall itself, Waters and the band kept some touches from the original stage performances 30 years ago, including a pair of searing guitar solos atop the stack of bricks on "Comfortably Numb." Waters paid more literal homage to the old days on the wrenching acoustic song "Mother," when he sang a duet with a video image of himself performing the song in London in 1980.
At the end, after Waters narrated the action on "The Trial" while Scarfe's animation loomed large, the wall came down, and the singer and his band emerged from beneath the cardboard rubble to close the show with the slightly hopeful "Outside the Wall," as confetti drifted down from the ceiling.
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(KCRA) A California town has been submerged under Folsom Lake since 1955, but now with little rain or snow runoff, the water levels have dropped enough for the foundations of some buildings to re-emerge.
The town known as Mormon Island grew out of a Mormon settlement on a sandbar along the American River in gold rush days.
Mormon Island thrived during mining years with as many as 2,500 people, complete with four hotels, a school and seven saloons, according to some historical accounts.
Now, stone walls from the foundation of some of the outer-lying areas have been revealed by the shrinking lake.
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|Poll: Which shirt is your favorite?
|Mod DB T-Shirt Competition Voting
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|May 30 2009 Anchor
I'm gonna go with number 4. In number 7, I've seen that fist image in alot of art works but a good idea all the same.
If Im not me, who the hell am I?
|May 30 2009 Anchor
|May 30 2009 Anchor
Mr.Kadish, seriously? Number two doesn't even have anything to do with ModDB! Funny? Try corny. Every time I see some douche wearing one of those shirts I want to strap him to the waterboard!
I have no idea how number one or two got into the contest: they have nothing to do with ModDB, let alone modding! At least all the others have something to do with modding.
|May 30 2009 Anchor
It was stated very early on... (During first submission stage) that shirt designs with a general "Gaming Theme", and the "ModDb Theme" were both welcome! Actually, The general "Gaming Theme" was encouraged!
Basically, submissions to this competition didn't necessarily have to solely promote ModDb... General "Gaming" themed designs were also encouraged and welcomed from the very start!
Edited by: Orion
|May 31 2009 Anchor
# 1 and 2 are he best iMo.
|May 31 2009 Anchor
I think 7 would look pretty good with a red and yellow color scheme, but that's just me.
|May 31 2009 Anchor
AshtonAndersen Ashton Andersen
|Jun 1 2009 Anchor
#5 is fantastic.
|Jun 2 2009 Anchor
Voted for #6, as it best displays the creative potential and possibilities of modding though - as another member already said - I would recommend to change the font of the slogan "build your own" as it looks too generic.
Edited by: projektariel
|Jun 2 2009 Anchor
This needs to be put on the frontpage or something. It's already two pages down, and the voting's only been open a few days. How are people going to be able to vote if they don't even know where to do it, or that they can even vote in the first place?
|Jun 2 2009 Anchor
I think all of them are great - some are funny, others have a nice style and some others state a message or a comment. Numbers 3,4,5 and 7 are the best in my opinion. I ended up choosing number 4, although 7 also has a really cool idea.
Edited by: Rigelblast
|Jun 4 2009 Anchor
Just a quick update to say i'm discussing the results with the splitreason guys. Not long now!
Scott Reismanis
|Jun 4 2009 Anchor
Cool! So how is the judging going to work, exactly? Obviously it'll be based at least partially on how popular each design is, but what are the other factors? Can there be multiple winners (I think that was mentioned, but correct me if I'm wrong), and if so, how many?
|Jun 7 2009 Anchor
We are going to look at the votes - obviously we want to pick a shirt you guys want to wear so votes is most important. Then we will think about how we can finalize the design and get it in the store and thats it. I'd like to have a few winners, but to get a shirt in the store we need to print out quite a few, so unless they are going to sell we cannot just pick them all
Scott Reismanis
|Jun 8 2009 Anchor
I like 5 and 6 the best.
Whats up with the IRA fist on #7 though?
|Jun 11 2009 Anchor
You voted... and here are your winners 4, 6 and 7. Huge thanks to everyone who voted, discussed and designed shirts during this competition. I'll be in touch with the winners and provided we can refine these designs to a professional state, you should hear from me in a few weeks time when they are available via our store. Also one final question. What colors would you like to see these shirts in? What do you wear most?
|Jun 11 2009 Anchor
Happy to see the shirt I voted for (#6) made it as well... Regarding the colors I would pick either a red, blue or black shirt.
--> Far Cry meets Shakespeare`s "The Tempest": SturmMOD
|Jun 11 2009 Anchor
I like 5 and it would be cool if the design was on the back and on the front upper right would be the moddb.com logo to match the logo on the back.
|Jun 11 2009 Anchor
Woohoo! Congrats to the other winners (I designed #6, by the way). I personally think #7 would look great in red, and maybe with the imagery colored yellow? Heck, I could use more shirts with nice bright colors.
|Jun 11 2009 Anchor
I wanna 7 & 4 in White!!
BTW.... Congrats to the Winners! All well deserved!!
EDIT: Actually... Come to think of it... 4 would look cool on a Black shirt and design/print inverted to white/greys too imo!
Edited by: Orion
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For # 6, I personally think black and white would work best. However, if you wanted color, perhaps I could add a bright red bloodstain to the chainsaw, a la Sin City.
|Jun 12 2009 Anchor
Sounds great... so what about making the slogan "Build your own" more custom as well by using edited letters from game titles, like turning the Lambda - Sign of Half Life 180 degree to get a "Y" in "Your"? This may emphasize the principles of modding you already depicted in the graphic at the back of the shirt...
--> Far Cry meets Shakespeare`s "The Tempest": SturmMOD
|Aug 31 2009 Anchor
I went with #1, but it was really a tossup between that and #7 for me
|Aug 31 2009 Anchor
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Spencer, IA:In the wake of last week's two-day hearing on the Renewable Fuels Standard, an outright repeal of the RFS appears to be off the table.
Illinois Republican John Shimkus says there are not enough votes to repeal the RFS, as had been requested by oil and gas industry representatives.
Instead, House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton appointed a task force to explore possible ways to reform the standard. The task force includes Shimkus, along with Cory Gardner of Colorado, Lee Terry of Nebraska and Steve Scalise of Louisiana.
The four Republicans will explore possible options for reforming the RFS, such as reducing annual blending mandates, before meeting with Democrats on the Committee.
The Renewable Fuels Standard requires higher levels of renewable to be blended into the nation's fuel supply each year. The carve-out for renewables in 2014 is 14.4 billion gallons. That increases to 36 billion gallons by 2022.