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With 24 whites and 30 Osages, Capt. Zebulon Pike left the Osage towns (in modem Vernon County) on Aug. 26, 1806, traveling an old Osage trail west-by-south up Little and Big Drywood creeks over to the Neosho watershed. (Some historians have him heading due west up the Little Osage River, having misread Pike's vague mention of the Little Osage village ) Seeing the prairies in the year's driest month, Pike would confirm the myth of the "Great American Desert," an expanse "on which not a speck of vegetable matter existed." His next objective, the Pawnees, under Caracterish (White Wolf), were then centered on the Republican River in north central Kansas. Arriving there on Sept. 25, Pike found himself in a ticklish, uneasy situation. A bristling force of Spaniards, 100 regulars and 500 New Mexican militia, led by Lt. Don Facundo Malgares, commandant of the presidio, or garrison, of Santa Fe, had just departed, having done their best to poison the Pawnees' minds against this contemptible little ragtag band of gringos.
Pike never better showed his mettle. He made the Pawnees surrender their Spanish flag ... and then diplomatically handed it back. White Wolf had promised the Spaniards, he told Pike, to turn back any American interlopers. One can fairly hear the at times almost properBritish Pike sniffing, "My good man! You must be joking!", In any case, he bluffed his way past the Pawnees, making sure the American flag was flying over the village when he left. Striking the Arkansas River near modem Lamed, Kan., Pike told off a party of four to return down that river under Lt. Wilkinson. The last Osage went along with them, while Pike and the 20odd remaining whites headed on west, upstream.
Pike first saw his namesake peak (but didn't name it) on Nov. 15, and his summergarbed men, raggedly overalled and barely shod, made a heroic attempt to climb it on Thanksgiving Day Foundering in snowdrifts, they backtracked south, finally going into winter quarters on the upper Rio Grande, in the San Luis Valley. They were lost, and historians have been lost ever since, trying to figure out just where Pike thought he was, and why he was there. It would take a bookjust to summarize the mystery, and many such books have been churned out.
By now the little command was in a bad way. Their horses were either worn out or dead. Nine soldiers were badly frostbitten. Two, temporarily left behind, "took part of the bones from their frozen feet and sent them to their commander," begging not to be forgotten. Yet, strangely, the "surgeon" mystery man, Dr. Robinson, chose this juncture (Feb. 7, 1807) to take off for Santa Fe, leaving Pike with only four able-bodied men at his Rio Conejos stockade.
As a result, within weeks, 100 dragoons and mounted militia turned up, under Lt. Ignacio Saltelo. On being told his true location, Pike professed shock, and hastily ordered the American colors struck. He'd mistaken the Rio Grande for the Red, he swore, though even this would have left him still in Spanish territory, on the Red River's right bank.
Gathering his scattered, battered command, Pike accompanied Saltelo into the New Mexican capital, where he sparred with Gov. Alancaster, who was convinced the gringos were spies, scouting an invasion. They'd have to be sent south to Chihuahua for questioning.
In March, paused in the regional commandant's home across the river from Albuquerque, Pike got a surprise never to be quite explained: "I saw a man sitting by the fire reading a book," he wrote, "with blooming cheeks, fair complexion, and a geniusspeaking eye." Uhhuh. "It was Robinson!" Gen. Wilkinson's (and Aaron Burr's?) shadowy agent, outright spy or otherwise, clearly was enjoying his Spanish "captivity!"
Pike, for his part, was kept under casual restraint at Chihuahua till the Spaniards made up their bureaucratic minds. At last, the wanderers were escorted back, by way of San Antonio, and crossed into American territory at Natchitoches, La., on July 1, 1807.
Unlike Lewis and Clark, they found their historic homecoming overshadowed by a bigger news sensation: Aaron Burr had just been tried for treason, the prosecution's star witness against him none other than Pike's patron Gen. Wilkinson. Burr was acquitted, a fact usually overlooked. It hadn't taken the jury long to see Wilkinson as the real villain, who'd tried to shift his own guilt onto Burr. It was an open secret in some quarters he'd long been on Spain's payroll, being rather melodramatically known to the Foreign Ministry in Madrid as "Secret Agent No. 13."
Yet, seemingly blinded by his hatred of Aaron Burr, Pres. Thomas Jefferson neither prosecuted the traitor nor even fired him.
"The most finished scoundrel that ever lived," as John Randolph called him, Wilkinson would command the U.S. army for years to come.
Zebulon Pike too stayed in the army. Tardily he drew some celebrity from the June, 1808, publication of his account of his journey.
Conscientiously he fought for years to get government compensation for his frostbitten men, some left crippled for life. His reputation was forever sullied by his link with the scheming Wilkinson, though it seems obvious he had no inkling of whatever mischief Wilkinson (and his trusty man Robinson) might have been up to. Pike's defenders have a high old time ridiculing the notion of incorrigible conspiracytheorists: that baker'sdozen footsore ragamuffins sinisterly sneaking up on the mighty Spanish Empire! The contretemps gained a new lease on life when Pike's papers, confiscated by the Spaniards, were found in Mexico City in 1906, and their return to the U.S. arranged, by the American scholar Herbert Bolton. Pike's 1808 published journal, it turned out, was a rewriting from memory, the original having been taken from him. Yet the original didn't really shed much new light. The old mysteries remain mysteries: Did Pike really leave the Osage River in the area of Halley's Bluff and finish his local travels overland? Or did he stay with the river route till he encountered an obstructing drift on the Marmaton, as the published journal states? Pike had a labored, obtuse literary style, and often just doesn't quite tell us what we'd like to know.
Still only 33, Pike was promoted major general early in the War of 1812. Ordered to lead 1,700 men across Lake Ontario and take York (Toronto), capital of Upper Canada, he personally planned the attack. In a textbook "combined operation" he got the army across as soon. as the ice broke, on April 23, 1813. While Pike was personally helping a wounded soldier to the rear, "a terrific explosion rent the air."
A nearby British magazine had blown up. Pike's staff found him lying prone, his back ripped open. Before being carried to a ship he cried weakly, "Push on, my brave fellows, and avenge your general!" From shipboard, hearing shouts of victory, and seeing the British raise the white flag, he "died with a smile." Even allowing. for old-time martial fustian, in a war not top-heavy with heroes, it rated as a textbook hero's death, soon to be immortalized in paintings and engravings, the "news graphics" of those days.
Yet, much as these days, "immortality" often meant 15 minutes, and even a hero was soon "yesterday' s news." That is, unless his name happened to be Lewis or Clark.


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Audi prides itself on being able to make almost any kind of car — even cars as ridiculous as a three-door subcompact crossover — into a thing of beauty. But Audi can: just stir in a heap of whizbang technology and body bling and such a car as the Allroad Shooting Brake Concept could woo crowds from an auto show stand all year long.
Audi is not resurrecting the unloved 80's-era AMC Eagle Kammback and giving it a plug-in hybrid power source. It is, however, previewing the next generation TT.
It's worth noting that Audi previewed the second-generation TT with another Shooting Brake concept in 2005 (look it up), so it's safe to say that the next TT will look pretty much like this car, only lower and rounder on the top. So for now, ignore the Quattro all-wheel drivey-ness (like the skid plates and matte body cladding) of the Shooting Brake and concentrate on the fuselage and the lighting if you want to see what the next TT is going to look like.
To that end, it appears that the TT won't change too radically. As with many Audi redesigns of late, stylistic changes involve refinements to the grille shapes and inner workings of the lights, which are sideways T shapes, in this case—two of 'em…two Ts. Anyway, the pronounced wheel arches remain, as do the bulbous butt, high waist and slim windows. Wheels will certainly be downsized a bit from the cartoonish size seen here, and the suspension will probably not be cleared for off-roading.
The Allroad Shooting Brake's four-passenger interior is very close to that of the new TT, said one Audi insider. Particularly nice is the deep dish steering wheel, containing a red engine start button, and the trick "Audi phone box," a mobile phone holder capable of wireless inductive charging. The rear seat, while not exactly limo-like, is more accommodating than that of the current TT, though some of that space comes courtesy of the long roof. We'll see once the production car arrives how much headroom remains once the roof tumbles home at an angle.
The car's e-Tron plug-in hybrid powertrain is also quite remarkable, blending a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, a six-speed dual clutch automatic transmission containing an integrated electric motor driving the front wheels, and a separate electric motor to power the rear wheels. An 8.8-kWh lithium ion battery stores and supplies the juice for the electric motors. Together, they produce 408 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque, according to Audi, allowing the 3,527-lb car to launch from zero to 60 in 4.6 seconds, with a top speed of 155 mph. In e-mode, the axle powertrain components are locked out, with the rear electric motor doing the driving up to 81 mph. It also boasts an electric-only driving range of up to 31 miles.
The Allroad Shooting Brake is built on the same "MQB" platform that will underpin many other VW and Audi products from the Q5 crossover to the sporty VW Scirocco and Mark VII GTI. MQB can also support a variety of powertrains from full electric to diesel to plug-in hybrids such as the upcoming A3 e-tron, whose front-wheel-drive powertrain is much like this car's, sans the rear motor part. So while Audi has no plans to build the Shooting Brake as you see it here, in theory, there is no reason why we couldn't see some form of jacked up TT in the future. Unless, of course, no one wants it.

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For the fourth year in a row, I have attended Baconfest. My plan of attack for 2015 was to walk up and down each aisle and try the dishes that looked appealing and didn't have a lot of bread. Bread is not your friend when you're trying to consume as many bacon dishes as you can. I don't completely rule out dishes with bread, but I definitely try to limit the ones that do have it.
Here's the bacon deliciousness that I had:
Bacon Parfait: Chocolate bacon bits, white chocolate bacon mousse, raspberry bacon crumble, and salted pistachios
This was a pretty good dish. All of the ingredients worked well together.
Beaver's Coffee & Donuts
Bacon Donut Truffles: Mini buttermilk bacon infused cake donuts covered in butterscotch chocolate bacon icing
I've heard that Beaver's donuts are good and it was definitely true in this case. I didn't even bother taking a bite, I just popped the whole donut in my mouth, with a nice creamy taste. Yum!
Grilled Pork Belly: Pork belly with honey poached cranberries, roasted carrots, Anson Mills grits
Initially I was skeptical about grits being in this dish, but holy cow, it complemented the pork belly and cranberries very well. The sweet taste of the cranberries with the non-sweet grits. This was a very good dish.
David Burke's Primehouse
Bacon Tarte Flambe: Vidalia-braised applewood bacon, ramp soubise, black pepper hollandaise, crispy leeks, puff pastry
Hands-down, the bacon was good, but I wasn't a complete fan of the pastry.
Firefly Grill
Cauliflower Bacon Panna Cotta (with crispy bacon fat sage)
I wasn't sure how to attack this since I wasn't given a eating utensil. I wasn't sure about the cauliflower being part of this dish, but it worked well.
Flo & Santos
Bacon Whiskey River Lasagna: Bacon barrel-aged whiskey served with a bacon five-way lasagna (bacon pasta, bacon ricotta, bacon bits, bacon sauce and bacon)
I like lasagna so I was expecting this to be really good since this had bacon throughout, and this dish didn't disappoint.
Flo Cafe & Bar
Hatch Green Chile Bacon Quiche: Hatch green chile, scrambled eggs, aged sharp cheddar in a bacon bowl
This was a very good dish and the green chile added a nice kick to it. The heat from the green chile was tolerable.
Honey Butter Fried Chicken
Fried Chicken French Toast: Fried chicken, french toast, bacon honey butter and maple bourbon syrup
This was a good dish. The french toast was soft; however, the chicken was a little hard. The butter and syrup were really good which helped.
Braised Applewood Bacon Tacos (with jalapeno slaw, oaxaca cheese, and cilantro)
This was an okay dish. I felt like something was missing to make this a really good taco. I thought the tacos this restaurant had last year were far better.
Meatballs + Porkbelly (carbonara style, grilled bread)
I inhaled this pretty quickly, most likely due to this being the first dish I had after being hungry for a couple of hours. The meatball wasn't dry and it had a good flavor. I could have eaten a whole tray of these.
Kaiser Tiger
Bacon S'mores: Roasted bacon marshmallows with chocolate bacon bark melted between graham crackers
This was very good. I could definitely taste the bacon in this dish.
Kama Indian Bistro
Tandoori Pork Belly Namaste: Braised pork belly, tamarind, jaggery, pickled spice BBQ glaze, charcoal tandoor smoked with bacon and rose jam
Initially I wasn't sure what to think of this dish just by its appearance, but this was probably one of the best dishes I had. All of the ingredients worked well together and it had a little heat to it too. I actually took my time eating this dish instead of inhaling it.
Bacon Lard Spread with Maple Crostini
This was so small and I popped it in my mouth that I don't know if I caught a taste of bacon or not.
Mindy's Hot Chocolate
Pig Liver & Bacon Mousse: Aerated pig liver and bacon with crostini
I wasn't sure what to think of this dish. The presentation was great; however, the aerated pig liver was something I wasn't quite prepared for. This dish was definitely different.
Osteria La Madia
Bacon Ravioli
Maybe a bacon meat sauce would have added something more to this dish. It was still good though.
When Pigs Fly: Chocolate bacon oreo, bacon pop rocks
This was so cute and good. None of the ingredients overpowered each other. I could have eaten a whole bunch of these like tic-tacs.
Red Butter
Ancho-Chile Candied Bacon Bhel Puri: Puffed rice salad with ancho chile candied bacon, potatoes, onions, cilantro, serrano pepper, mint chutney, tamarind chutney, lime and Indian spices
This was an interesting dish, but in a good way. This packed some heat.
Signature Room at the 95th
Pastrami Pork Belly with scotch bonnet slaw, scorched fruit, bacon focaccia roll
I pretty much ate the middle and didn't eat the roll (remember my rule about bread). The pastrami tasted really good.
Spacca Napoli
Involtini di Melanzane: Eggplant in a roll with smoked pancetta, fior di latte mozzarella, sage; oven roasted
Normally I'm not a fan of eggplant, but I tried this anyways. It was actually pretty good. This was a flavorful dish due to the sauce.
The Salsa Truck
Tamal de Tocino: Bacon tamale with chipotle bacon crema
This is another dish that falls into the "pop into my mouth like a tic-tac" category. I really liked the chipotle bacon crema; it was quite tasty.
Unite Urban Grill
Grilled Hanger Steak Wrapped in Bacon: Painted hills hanger steak, grilled and basted with house baste
This dish was good, but I think it would have been really good if the meat was a little more moist.
Untitled Supper Club
Bacon "Snickers" Bar: Applewood smoked bacon, bacon fat caramel, bourbon nougat, peanuts, milk chocolate, sea salt
If they sold this in the store, I would definitely buy it. I took my time eating this. This truly did taste like a snickers bar with bacon.
Whole Foods
Miniature Brownie with Bacon
This was really good. So good that this could be made at home. You can buy brownie bites from Sam's Club, put some type of icing on top with a nice piece of bacon. Voila!
Below are restaurants that had interesting dishes, but I passed on due the amount of bread the dish contained.
Bacon Wrapped Bacon Dog: Crispy maple cajun bacon-wrapped bacon hot dog, served Chicago Style
The Radler
PB&J: Bacon peanut butter, bacon grape jam, bacon bread and bacon milk shot


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I have read before than DH shouldn't go more than 2 or 3 days with abstaining, but when you go get your SA done they say 3-5 days of abstaining. IF we BD today, it will have been 5 whole days of abstaining. It wasn't on purpose - just one of those weeks where we are on different schedules and work is busy and so on. Is that too long if we BD tonight? I know swimmers die after a few days, but do we still have a chance of him having a good count or has he abstained too long?
I'm not quite in my fertile period yet, but I am on CD 12 so it's really close. CP is high but only slightly open and CM is just getting creamy now, not EW yet. So even if we do BD tonight, it's not like it's for PG reasons. Just curious I guess!
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- 1 can (15 ounces) fat-free vegetarian chili
- 1 carton (15 ounces) reduced-fat ricotta cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded reduced-fat Mexican cheese blend
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 1 teaspoon taco seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 8 lasagna noodles, cooked and drained
- 1 jar (16 ounces) salsa
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In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Spread about 1/2 cup on each noodle; carefully roll up. Place seam side down in a 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking dish coated with nonstick cooking spray.
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Cover and bake at 350°F for 25 minutes. Uncover; top with salsa. Bake 10 minutes longer or until heated through.
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Nutritional Information(per serving)
- Calories: 256
- Fat: 6g
- Saturated Fat: 3g
- Cholesterol: 23mg
- Sodium: 645mg
- Carbs: 35g
- Protein: 19g
- Fiber: 8g
Diabetic exchanges: 2 starch, 1 lean meat, 1 vegetable
Serving size: 1 roll
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A lot went into writing your favorite song, but how much do you really know about it? This week Casey Zander Grey, vocalist and guitarist of Port Orchard alternative-rock fivesome Letters, delves into Michael Jackson, The Dear Hunter, and writing an ode to the moon.
Song: "Mona"
Album: Return to Sender demo
Release Date: 11/10/2011
When it was written: Probably towards the end of last year. I have been working on this particular song for a while now and after my bandmates got part of the music together, it just clicked and worked.
Where it was written: In my apartment in Port Orchard at two in the morning. I was definitely high on caffeine at that point in time.
Favorite line in the song: "That warmth you call your skin annihilates me."
Which part was the hardest to come up with: Definitely the bridge that comes before the second chorus. It took the band and I a couple of weeks to get it right.
If you could go back and change anything, what would it be: Personally, I'd probably try and make the song longer, just because I love playing it live. And I always feel great playing it and seeing the people we play it to.
Odd fact about song: The intro of the song was actually the outro to a song we covered a while back, "Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson. The band and I did our own rendition of Billie Jean and we ended the song our way instead of the way it was originally. We kept playing the outro over and over again until we came up with the song,
What was your inspiration for writing the song: I listen to a lot of music and as of late, I have been listening to The Dear Hunter's albums, Acts 1, 2 and 3. And I just love how Casey, singer of The Dear Hunter, writes his songs and how he makes the songs into stories. So, with this song, I wanted to tell a story and have the music flow as emotionally as the lyrics do.
When was your favorite time performing it live: To be honest, every single time. But if I had to pick one place, it definitely has to be at El Corazon.
What is the meaning behind the song: Mona actually means "moon" in Old English. Growing up, I was often fascinated by things outside of myself. Like the moon, stars and space. And I remember as a kid, I used to take walks all the time, alone at night and I had the moon guiding me and being my light when it's too dark to see. So I wrote this song for the moon, not for a girl.
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The Dinner: Bacon cheeseburger, at McCoy's Firehouse Bar & Grill (173 S. Washington St.).
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The Movie: Snitch, at Meridian (1501 Seventh Ave.).
The Screenplate: I mean this in a good way that Snitch could've been made in the 1930s, '40s, or '50s as a Warner Bros. crime melodrama starring John Garfield, Humphrey Bogart, or Alan Ladd. It's a solid little B-movie lacking special effects, a big budget, or a hero with superpowers. There's an actual issue involved. And though its star, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, came up in the steroidal arena of pro wrestling, and has played plenty of meathead action heroes, Snitch turns out to be a very different movie--and a better movie--than you expect. It's being marketed as an action flick, of course, much like Johnson's coming G.I. Joe sequel, but it's a much more modest affair. And Johnson plays a modest role: St. Louis small businessman, divorced, his first kid 18, with a small daughter in his happier second marriage. He's a blue-collar, bootstrapping success story, now perhaps too proud of his big pickup truck, titanium putter, and vintage Scotch. But he hasn't forgotten his roots, which makes McCoy's Firehouse Bar & Grill an appropriate stop before the movie...
With its facade just repaired from a car that careened into the place off Second Avenue, McCoy's borrows its identity from the nearby firehouse on Main. Do firemen or cops really come there after their shifts? The walls are adorned with old uniforms, badges, and insignias, though I suspect they're mainly there for Seahawks fans to inspect while downing pregame beers. It's a humble joint in the low-rise section of Pioneer Square, surrounded by old bars, homeless shelters, and other social-service agencies. It's also one of the closest saloons to Seattle Weekly's new home, so I felt obliged to visit. "The food is good," I was told by a colleague. And my former boss, Bottomfeeder extraordinaire Mike Seely, loves the place for its meaty excess. But more on that later.
Johnson's character, named Matthews, has a weak, idiot son who accepts FedEx delivery of ecstasy pills from a pal. Then comes the bust, because his pal snitched on him. Because of federal mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines, Matthews is told, his kid is going away for 10 years. (Unless the boy can snitch on another dealer, which he refuses to do.) Matthews then pitches an unlikely deal to the stern, childless, politically ambitious federal prosecutor (Susan Sarandon!). Let me do a drug deal for you in place of my son, he says, then he can get off on probation and go to college. Because this is a movie, the prosecutor agrees, meaning that upright family man Matthews has to penetrate the criminal underworld he knows nothing about.
The first indication Snitch isn't just another dumb action movie is the humiliating spectacle of Matthews getting beaten up by some petty street corner crack dealers in his initial foray into snitching. Wait--the Rock just got his ass whipped by a bunch of skinny punks? That would never happen to Sly or Arnold! And he never has his revenge. He never even touches a gun until the last 20 minutes of the movie; and he never has the satisfaction of punching anyone out. Readers, believe me when I say that the Rock, while no great actor, actually looks nervous and scared for most of the movie. He even sheds a few tears and tells his son "I love you." By the time he hooks up with a scary dealer (Michael K. Williams, aka Omar Little in The Wire), Matthews realizes he's in way over his head. The dealer, Malik, leads to an even more frightening Mexican drug cartel, whose leader (Benjamin Bratt) is a whole different magnitude of scary. The quieter the villain, the more dangerous he is.
McCoy's, on an average weeknight, isn't very quiet or scary. The TV screens are muted (no games are on), and '90s indie rock is being pumped in by Pandora or Spotify. The patrons don't seem like a '90s indie rock kind of crowd (more like a '70s soft rock crowd), but whatever. My burger comes correctly without butter or mayo, as ordered. If the lettuce and tomato are a little wilted, Mike Seely has already warned me--this is a meat place, not a veggie place. And the burger, with fries and a pint of Sam Adams, is good. (The total: about $13, plus tip.) Service is cheerful and prompt. McCoy's is not a place to act fancy, and no one acts fancy.
You could say the same of Johnson. His muscles and smile might seem to entitle him to some attitude, but he's entirely humble in Snitch. Matthews' son isn't really worth saving, but he tries to save him. His ticket to the underworld, an ex-con who works at his construction firm (Jon Bernthal), shouldn't inspire much confidence, but Matthews trusts him anyway. The ex-con is also a father, and even Bratt's drug lord turns out to have a son. Snitch is very much a movie about paternal sacrifice--even for kids who may not deserve it.
Although better than comparable recent flicks like Parker or Contraband, Snitch shouldn't be overpraised. It has the virtue of restraint--of not acting fancy, like McCoy's. There's much less action than you expect (the script was inspired by a Frontline report on mandatory minimums and confidential informants), and the car crashes and gunshots feel plausibly weighted by gravity. (No one drives off an overpass and onto a train.) An IMDb search on the co-writer and director, Ric Roman Waugh, reveals that he's an ex-stuntman who began his career in the '80s, with dozens of credits toiling away for the likes of Schwarzenegger and Nicolas Cage. He's a Hollywood journeyman, and Snitch likewise favors craft over depth. Johnson will never be a deep actor, but he's comfortable within his limitations.
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I have some homework for my school and I have to make a snake game, like Nokia's, in Delphi. I wonder which solution is the best. I want my snake be a class and the body is an array of points (parent class) or a linked list of points. What's the best? An array or a linked list?
A Linked list is better. (Each node can point to the previous and next node) It is easier to add nodes to the end of a linked list.
If you use an array you would either need to resize it or initialise it to the Maximum possible snake length to start with which can be wasteful on memory.
UPDATE This article talks about pointers in Delph and even suggests a simple Node definition delphi article
You can use a circular buffer. To elaborate:
Get an array, sufficiently big to hold the maximum snake. Establish two pointers, one for the head, one for the tail.
At the beginning, the tail would be in cell #1, the head in cell #3. As the snake moves, move the head pointer to the right and write the new coordinate. Then, if there's no food eaten, move the tail pointer to the right as well. If either of the pointers tries to go beyond the rightmost end of the array, wrap them over to the beginning.
I used something different for my Snake implementation. The idea is that you store
This is pretty efficient, not a dumb solution like a simple array and can easily used to draw "fancier" snakes, e.g. with rounded corners.
A simple solution is to make an array[horizontal][vertical] of type, so that there is one item for each coordinate on the screen. Each type can be a snake-direction, food, poison, wall or empty. This means that you only need to remember the head and tail position of the snake, and the count of food and poisons, and the array describes how the screen looks like.
This removes the hassle of handling the snake's elements, and makes it easy to position new food or poison items on the screen, ensuring that you're not putting it into a place that is already occupied.
When you need to remove the tail element of the snake, get the direction of the tail using direction:=array[tailx,taily]; and then set array[tailx,taily]:=empty. Afterwards, update tailx and taily depending on the direction. That's it.
I have a very old turbopascal snake program. It uses an array for the body.
and the code that moves the snake around...
In Delphi, I'd use a TQueue, witch is defined in the Contnrs unit. You can "push" your new coordinate into it (snake head), and when your max snake size is reached you just have to call "pop" to free the snake tail.
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Well, with "The Eleventh Victim" set to premiere on Saturday, Lifetime has rolled out a clip of MWP's performance (via SLAM). Somehow, it's even more amazing than the description suggested. Not only is World Peace a cop, but he's retiring from the force to serve in Afghanistan. Oh, and he also serves as Garth's spiritual advisor and confidante. Because why not?[Related: Steve Nash hurt as Lakers fall to 2-0]
Casting aside, it's worth noting that World Peace doesn't fare too badly in this clip. As my friend and colleague David Roth noted at The Classical, it's hard to imagine even someone like Peter O'Toole stealing the show when forced to deal with a script of this caliber. Perhaps our hero will find a more suitable outlet for his skills in "Real Vampire Housewives."
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Vernon and Vontae Davis, DC's Best Brother Act, Come Home for Football Camp
There's been a change in the sports pecking order around here, for those who haven't noticed. "DC was a basketball town," says Vernon Davis "It's a football town now."
You gonna argue with him?
Davis, a 6'3", 253-pound former University of Maryland star and now tight end with the San Francisco 49ers, has done his share to speed the city's transition away from hoop-centricity and toward the gridiron.
He and his little brother Vontae, a University of Illinois defensive back and recent first round pick of the Miami Dolphins in the 2009 NFL draft, grew up on Emerson Street in Petworth, and can now make a claim on being the best sibling athletes ever to come out of DC. Vernon, 25, and Vontae, 21, are only the third pair of brothers, behind the Mannings and the McDougles, ever to be chosen in the first round in NFL.
The Davises were back in their hometown over the weekend to run a free youth football clinic at their shared alma mater, Dunbar Senior High School.
"With the success of the guys coming out of DC, me being a high draft pick and then my brother being a number one pick, that's brought a lot of attention to the football here, to the talent and people all over respect that now," says Vernon. "I'm excited what DC has done with football, what's happening here now."
The athletic facilities here have never lived up to the talent level, both brothers told me. Vernon says he wasn't even the best athlete in his neighborhood growing up. But for reasons that by now just sound cliche, we'll never hear about the kids who had better tools. "Guys went in a different direction than I did, to the streets," he says.
Things have improved quite a bit in recent years around Petworth and on the city's football scene, however. The field at Dunbar has gone from dirt to artificial turf, the bubbled and worn out track surrounding the gridiron has been replaced, and the locker rooms and training facilities have been upgraded since the Davises toiled for the Crimson Tide.
But they're not complaining about the lot they were dealt."I was just talking about this with my brother, remembering the locker rooms, and how small the [Dunbar] workout room used to be," says Vernon. "But we were talking about how much we got done in those little spaces. We worked so hard, and we had the the coaches behind us. So it's not about the size of the room, it's about the work you put in, and the people, and we had incredible support from the people here."
"But I tell the guys there now: it's a blessing they have the facilities that we didn't have," adds Vontae. "Things were a lot rougher when we were here. The locker rooms, the field, all of it. But if we had the fields they've got, we probably would have been even faster than we were."
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I had just started taking an anti-anxiety medication called Floxetine 20mg every other day,Āa few months before I found I was pregnant.Ā I was about 6 weeks when I found out and I stopped taking it within a week.Ā I had no issues and felt fine until now... I am 13 weeks now.Ā I have a 2 year old who is going through his terrible 2's and I feel like I am constantly fussing at him for something and most of the time its something so small...ĀI feel bad because I dont want my lil boy to feel like he is always in trouble and mommy is always mad.Ā Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get back to the "happy" me?
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I have a lot of different anxiety issues, so I continued on my SSRI for the pregnancy. I'm on Zoloft and 30 weeks right now. I was also on Lexapro the entire time for my first pregnancy and DS is totally fine. You could try medication or therapy.┬Ā I see a psychologist and a pychiatrist and its helped a lot, but I'm still having my anxiety issues.┬Ā I think the pregnancy is making my anxiety worse this time around, but I'm dealing.┬Ā I find myself getting snappy at my DH and DS too. I'm just always feeling on edge or stressed.┬Ā I just try to think in my head that they really aren't doing anything, its just the way that I perceive their actions.┬Ā Its really hard, but I'm pushing through.
I had to start taking prozac for ths pregnancy. I didnt with the last and it was HELL. I NEVER want to go through that again. I also developed PPD because I never got any help for my depression/anxiety while pregnant... let me tell you that PPD is a very subtle thing. I though it would be an obvious change but its not. Finally had to get to the point where I thought I was going nuts before I sought help.. and fund out I was pregnant too. The small risks oftaking the meds far outweigh the benefits fo me to be on it. I am a SAHM to my toddler and cannot afford to feel like that everyday... its not fair to him. I hope you find help in whatever form you feel most comfortable.. but btw.. floxetine is a generic name for prozac which is still the safest med to take while pregnant/nursing.
I was told to go off of Effexor and Xanax when I first found out I was pregnant. Well I did and it was hell! I was doing so bad. My anxiety and depression was out of control. I then was able to get an appointment with a specialist when I was 10 weeks in and he told me to go back on the Effexor and that I should have never gone off of it. I am now back on it and 12.5 weeks and I am doing SO much better. I can now function again. I would reccomend talking with a specialist because you may not need to be off of medicine completley.


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Why I paint things black
I'm critical of Sharon because he's the leader of this country and the one who runs the show. If the tea lady were the head honcho, I'd criticize the tea lady. The only thing that counts, when push comes to shove, is results, and in that subject Sharon gets a big red "F."
To the reader who wrote in to complain that I'm always criticizing Sharon and painting things black, I have two answers.
Number one: I'm critical of Sharon because he's the leader of this country and the one who runs the show. If the tea lady were the head honcho, I'd criticize the tea lady. The only thing that counts, when push comes to shove, is results, and in that subject Sharon gets a big red "F."
Think about it: According to the American road map, between Wednesday and Thursday of this week there should have been a Palestinian state with temporary borders in place. Instead, the only state with temporary borders is Israel, busy fighting with itself over where the line should be.
And number two: I paint things black for the simple reason that there is nothing about our lives that is not black. In honor of the new year, I made a desperate attempt to list all the good things that have happened to us. In the end, I realized that the editor of the op-ed page would never agree to print such a short piece.
Justice Minister Tommy Lapid has described 2003 as Israel's worst year ever. The only thing left to ask what he and his party, who have pumped us full of hopes, have done to make it any better.
A couple of things did happen that worked in our favor, but it's not as if we had anything to do with them. The global market is starting to recover, and it feels better when the world is less worried about its pocket. The Arab world didn't pose as much of a military threat as in the past, and no longer has a joint agenda that revolves around attacking Israel. There is certainly a new Middle East that could be to our benefit if we only knew how to take advantage of it. The one remaining sore spot with the potential to erupt is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The question is what we are doing to defuse this time bomb that is wrecking our lives.
It's hard to argue with a reader who says that it's all because of Oslo, it's all because of Arafat, it's all because of terror, and altogether the Arabs should burn in hell. But our leader is not the tea lady or Yasser Arafat. It's Sharon. Why hasn't he come up with any initiatives? Why hasn't he tempted the Palestinians with a political vision instead of stoking their fierce hatred of us to the point where it burns in their bones like fire? This is hatred that not only nourishes the next satanic mega-attack but will propel Hamas into power when the Palestinians get their state. The road map a la Sharon is dead, and the only protest in these parts is coming from the Palestinians - not us.
Sharon personified the myth that "only the Likud could." Like many others, I believed the hints he dropped in public and private. I, too, thought he was the man who could do it. But as time goes by, it turns out there's a big gap between what he says and what he does.
For example, he made a festive promise to make the city of Lod his pet project. He hasn't been back to Lod since. This is the man who said that 3.5 million people couldn't be held under occupation. Now he's doing everything in his power to keep things that way. A year and a half ago, he was the chief opponent of a fence. Since changing his mind, he's been using it to unilaterally annex Palestinian Authority territory.
Sharon, always thought of as a man full of ideas and the courage to put them into practice, has been struck by a kind of paralysis since reaching the top. Personally, I would never have believed that Sharon would cower behind his two sons when accused of bribery; that he would be afraid of knocking down outposts; that he would allow himself, as leader of the majority, to be pushed around by a minority.
Regardless of Assad's reasons for offering us peace, what could Sharon possibly gain from trotting out preconditions and insisting that the talks start from scratch? Speaking to the government, Netanyahu noted that Syria's star was going down while Israel's was steadily rising.
Steadily rising? The last three years have been a fiasco of historic proportions. Political stagnation, poverty, unemployment, crime, ignorance, corruption at the top - there is not an issue on the agenda that hasn't been screwed up. The country has slid back so far, we'll have to start over again from zero. But Sharon is not the man who is going to help us do it.
And so, dear reader, stop quarreling with reality. There's no point in smashing the mirror or shooting the messenger. We're all in the same boat.


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Review: WiTopia Personal VPN
Derek Schauland offers an overview of the WiTopia Personal VPN for extra security and privacy when accessing the Internet. Find out if it's for you.
SNMP security: Maligned or ignored, but useful for risk management
Mark Underwood looks at the state of SNMP utilization in today's networks, perceived risks, and how its role is reflected in the design of recent hardware.
Probable modifications to Obama's BlackBerry
Much has been written in recent months about President Obama and his BlackBerry. I examine the possible modifications that could have been made to President Obama's BlackBerry smartphone.
HTTPS: Surf jacking makes it vulnerable
Cookies and redirection seem to be this year's "attack vector du jour." At DefCon, Mike Perry gave a rather disconcerting talk about surf jacking and how it can be used to capture SSL session cookies....
Fundamentals: Five ways to secure your Cisco routers and switches
David Davis describes the fundamentals of router security through a list of his top five best practices. He has also hand-picked resources that will give you further details on properly securing your ...