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Ahoy. The name is Mikom. I do 3D modeling, rendering and just general design. I'm a person who over past few years has taken a great interest in formulating ideas in 3D space. Ideas are my trade in many ways yet I also lean towards the practical. I have worked on several mods and game projects though modeling for games is not my first area of expertise. Here on ModDB/IndieDB I keep an eye on the Humor Satire Parody group, I follow the modding community and watch game productions that have peaked my interest. Feel free to go through my blogs or image gallery if you want to get a glimpse of what I do. As always, have a nice day!
TM-10 assault rifle TM-10 grenade launcher
Magazine goes in the back of the rifle
The TM-10 was something I made a few years ago as a real model, I made it out of paper and wood. It was also one of the first 3d models I made (look here) back then it was still really simple. Anyway, now I've rebuilt it and it's looking better than ever.
The grenade launcher is something I didn't have on my orignal model, hehe but it's a nice extra.
I've also had many comments on that it would be impossible to hold it and fire at the same time, I can see why it looks difficult, it's not exactly the standard design for a rifle but it does work. As I said, it's based upon a real model and it is fully possible to hold it and fire. Also the scope may need some adjusting depending on who uses it but that's just details, lol.
What I'm currently working on. I've been very tired lately so not much modeling has happened. I still have to finish an animation project I was working on.
I hope to finish this soon so I can get on with my other projects.
I'll update the image when it's finished.
updated with "up to date" WIP image
Codename: ALF1
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ALF was an idea I got when I was browsing the web for other pictures of the Flying Tank, on one website I found this old page from a 1930's science magazine which had an airship quite similar to this one. It was supposed to be solar-driven and have a hangar bay and air field where planes could land and refuel. I'm not sure if anyone actually build this thing for real but it was a nice idea to go by. I'm therefore very happy with the result even though the shape is as ugly as a dead baboon on a very warm summer day.
More will come...
This huge monster is a prototype based upon the K-7. The K-7 was created by a Russian engineer called Kalinin, unfortunately, the K-7 crashed and the project was discontinued.
<-- This aircraft is in fact CGI. I think it's made by a group of Russian historians with a great love for large aircraft. However it is probably based upon one of Kalinins blueprints.
What am I working on? don't ask because not even I know for sure...
Lately I've focused more on design instead of modeling for games. This does give me a certain freedom, I don't have to worry much about poly-counts and stuff like that. It also put's some more pressure on how things look and their possible functionality in real life (if that's what you are making anyway).
You might have seen my drill-project already but here are some images:
Transportation mode
It's not really the most realistic model I hoped to make but it has a certain cold and destructive charm.
Drilling mode
It's finished now. Hopefully I'll make more things of this size in the future but for now I'll go back to learning my 3d program better.
My second model based upon one of iQew's designs: The Power Plant
Also new, MY blog on my website: Vitriol3d.com
I haven't made much these past few weeks so there isn't much to update. Anyway, yesterday I was playing around a little with my 3d program and came up with this:
It shows some of my favorite spacecraft flying through an asteroid field. Asteroids, by the way, are quite fun to make and also very easy. You start with an irregular roundish shape and ad loads of craters to it.
I'm also messing around with the M40 X pro A.C.E's (or Asteroid Class Explorer) design. I've made some interesting modifications to the model:
I'm also working on a spaceship based upon one of iQew's paintings:
...and I have updated my website, check it out here: Vitriol3d.weebly.com
...Star Trek. Lately, I have been watching a great amount of Star Trek, StarTrek Voyager, StarTrek DS 9 and StarTrek The Next Generation. This inspired me to make some federation ships of my own. This proved to be harder than I thought, making a ship like that can be most difficult. Ships of that size usually are.
From the right: The U.S.S. Aurora, U.S.S. Longhorn, U.S.S. Tridan, U.S.S. warship Athena and the U.S.S. Infinity.
The idea of exploration is one of the greatest aspects of StarTrek. It has much to offer, not only a great science fiction world but also a great look upon human values.
I have also come to think about what makes a person human... is the sentient consciousness or maybe the physical form. It could also be the planet we live on that makes us unique. But perhaps, not so unique. Surely, there must be more intelligent lifeforms in the universe. These questions are not for me to answer. I will have to accept the life and consciousness that has been given me.
StarTrek sometimes makes you re-think the universe as we see it. Maybe there is more out there than a black and empty void.
U.S.S. Infinity
After being away for almost 2 weeks I finally return to moddb. I have very little updates to show but I did get the chance to make some models. Here is the British Aerospace Harrier:
Also, I have written chapter two of:
Main characters:
Dr Teyus – Leader of the MRC
Alexandra and Corey – SnowGirls
Terrus and Max – SnowDudes
Mobile Research Center
6th and 7th of February
16.11 PM One day ago, 6th of February
Dr Teyus entered the room.
- "Alright, I'm here, what is it?" She asked.
- "Let me get straight to the point." Max said. "At 16.00 PM" We lost contact with Alpha-team who were doing research on the northern snowfields. Their signal just disappeared and their com-radio is dead."
- "What could have happened to them?" The doctor asked concerned.
- "We don't know yet but we will have a team ready in two hours."
Alexandra entered the room, she looked at Max.
- "No news from Terrus and Corey. They are still on the drilling platform."
- "Could it be a simple radio malfunction?" Dr Teyus asked.
- "Eh, no sir. The Communication Systems location beacon we use sends a signal every ten minutes trough our main com-link, if they left their camp it was without the radio or the GPS.
- "Do whatever you can to find them." Dr Teyus left the room.
Max looked at the GPS screen in front of him. Nothing.
- "Do you know where their last known location was?" asked Terrus.
- "Yes, right here." He pointed at the screen. "They were doing research on the ice in that area."
Corey entered the room.
- "We are ready to go." She said.
- "Alright, lets not waste time." Terrus tapped Max on the shoulder. "Don't lose us too."
Max was staring at the same screen. Two green dots were slowly moving across the screen. They were Delta-team members Corey and Terrus.
Max tried to focus but his eyes were to tired. He went for a cup of coffee.
Delta-team reported back to MRC. No luck in finding Alpha-team.
Max was concerned, the storm had made it very difficult to find the missing team and this accident started to look more and more like a catastrophe.
About ten minutes later, Corey and Terrus joined Alexandra and Max in the MRC main observation deck.
-"Something happened out there." Terrus said looking worried.
-"Yeah, it's not like them to get lost." Max replied. "Unfortunately we have only 2 hours tomorrow to find them. The MRC is moving to a new location and we need all the hands available."
Corey looked out into the darkness, she was silent.
-"At least the doctor gave us permission to take out three Snowcrawlers." Alexandra said hoping to bring some good news.
-"Three?! Corey shouted. "We need at least a whole squadron!" She stood up and walked away.
The others looked at her as she disappeared down the stairs.
-"She has been like that since we came back" Said Terrus.
-"I'll talk to her." Alexandra said.
06.30 AM, 7th of February
Corey tumbled down the tunnel.
- "Corey!" Alexandra screamed.
- "Come, there is nothing we can do here." Terrus said.
They climbed up the tunnel and entered the cave. The ground shook once more.
The snow on the floor of the cave started to move. Pieces of rock and ice moved around in circles. Then, after a loud crunching noise, a huge snake-like creature came out of the hole in the floor of the cave. It had huge eyes on either side of its head and fins to move around under the snow.
Alexandra screamed and Terrus started running towards the entrance of the cave.
The creature moved it's long tail in front of it thus blocking the exit.
- "Take a flare!" Terrus shouted towards Alexandra.
She took out a flare and threw it towards the creature. It, spun round and tried to grab the flare with it's gigantic mouth. The tail moved out away from the exit. Alexandra and Terrus started moving towards it. They made it to the entrance and climbed out. The creature now saw them disappearing and howled, it was a terrible sound that made the walls of the cave shake. Then, it slowly moved back through the hole and a creepy silence filled the cave.
Terrus and Alexandra sat down on their Snowcrawlers.
- "How do we get Corey?" Alexandra asked.
- "We could use her location beacon to find her position in the cave system. Then we will have to find another way in. I'll contact Max and tell him what happened."
He took out the radio from his backpack.
- "Stop, you are there." said Max. "She is in the cave below you. There should be nothing but ice covering the hole, be careful."
- "Alright." said Terrus. He started digging in the snow.
Terrus had made a hole in the ice. Alexandra tied a rope around her waste and Terrus slowly lowered her into the cave.
She saw Corey lying on the ground.
- "Are you ok?" she asked. Then she saw the body lying next to Corey. "Oh my god, it's Brian."
- "Yes." said Corey. "I don't understand, what happened? Why has he got bite marks all over him?"
- "Come on, let's go." Alexandra said. "There is something worse here than a freezing temperature and collapsing tunnels."
(For you who missed the first chapter, here it is: Moddb.com )
I have seen that some people on moddb choose to write stories in their blog, people like [$#!T-Happens] and Wizard_Jytim.
I thought I might start one as well. Mine will be about the SnowTeam. You might have noticed these strange fellas on my profile ;)
These characters seem to fit my story perfectly, or maybe the other way around: These characters fit a story perfectly. It doesn't matter what it is, they will soon visit moddb!
Dr Teyus – Leader of the MRC
Alexandra and Corey – SnowGirls
Terrus and Max – SnowDudes
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Mobile Research Center
Corey looked out over the white plains ahead of them.
- "How will we ever find them here?" She said to her team mate over the com-system. "Terrus?"
The snowstorm made it harder to see each other so she grabbed hold of the others shoulder. Her team mate looked around.
- "I have no idea, let's go back when we still can" Terrus said. "We will continue the search tomorrow".
Meanwhile only 20 meters to the right of Corey and Terrus, two white figures where stumbling forward through the snow.
One pulled out a flare and threw it up in the air. The storm carried it further and further on the plains, nobody could have seen it.
When Corey and Terrus came back, both were cold and tired. They approached the MRC. Lights were shining behind the many windows. They contacted the MRC control over the com-system.
-"This is Delta-team back from recon." Terrus said "Open the damn door"
-"This is Mobile Research Center Control, welcome back."
A door opened in front of them, the light shining out was almost blinding after the darkness of the storm. They entered.
A woman in her mid-forties approached them.
-"Did you find them?" she asked.
-"No doctor Teyus." Terrus replied. "Their last know location was impossible to reach. We will try again tomorrow with the Snowcrawlers.
Corey and Terrus joined the rest of the Delta-team, Alexandra and Max, in the MRC main observation deck.
-"Something happened out there." Terrus said looking worried.
-"Yeh, it's not like them to get lost." Max replied. "Unfortunately we have only 2 hours tomorrow to find them. The MRC is moving to a new location and we need all the hands available."
Corey looked out into the darkness, she was silent.
-"Atleast the doctor gave us permission to take out three Snowcrawlers." Alexandra said hoping to bring some good news.
-"Three?! Corey shouted. "We need at least a whole squadron!" She stood up and walked away.
The others looked at her as she disappeared down the stairs.
-"She has been like that since we came back" Said Terrus.
-"I'll talk to her." Alexandra said.
The next morning 06.00 AM
Corey, Terrus and Alexandra each prepared their Snowcrawlers. Max would operate the GPS system from the MRC to make sure they would not get lost.
The MRC was already full of activity, people preparing to move the half a kilometer long vehicle which was divided in three platforms. The skies had to be cleared of snow and ice and the engines had to warm up. To make sure nothing went wrong, all communications personal were working on coordinating the huge operation.
As Delta-team left the MRC, people were already clearing the fifth ski. They moved along the path they came from the previous day, no tracks were visible anymore and they had to rely on their GPS system and Max to show them the way.
They arrived at the last know location of the lost team. No signs of activity.
-"They are gone." Alexandra said. "They probably tried to escape the storm."
-"No, they would know better than making a run for the MRC. It is to easy to get lost in the storm." Terrus said. "There must be another reason..."
-"There is a mountain to the south of you" Max said over the Com-system. "Maybe they made to the cave there, I can remember being there three weeks ago. There is a huge cave system, we never explored it all but it should have shielded them from the storm."
Delta-team arrived at the entrance to the cavern.
-"We will have to continue on foot." Terrus said. "The Snowcrawlers are not made for rocky surfaces."
Terrus was the first to enter, the opening was just large enough for a large person to get through. The cave inside was huge though. The walls were covered with ice and it reflected the light so there was always a light source.
-"I guess we won't need these torches then." Alexandra said. "I'll take them with me anyway. Who knows where we might end up."
Corey was the last to enter. They moved towards the end of the cave, there was a tunnel there.
At the entrance of the tunnel Corey suddenly stopped.
-"Look!" She said.
She picked up a torch that was lying on the ground.
-"They were here." Corey said with a voice filled with hope.
They moved down the tunnel.
Suddenly the whole tunnel shook and pieces of rock came tumbling down. Alexandra ducked and a rock the size of her fist moved inches past her head.
-"What was that?" She asked.
-"That was our exit sign. Let's go." Terrus said and started moving back up the tunnel.
-"Where are you going?" Corey said. "We have not found them yet, we can't give up now."
-"I hate to say it but Terrus is right. It's to dangerous here." Alexandra said. She also started walking back up the tunnel.
-"No!" Said Corey.
She walked a bit further down, the cave shook again.
-"Corey!" Alexandra screamed.
Corey slipped and started tumbling further down the tunnel. She landed on the hard rock floor, then everything went black.
Unknown time
Corey opened her eyes. She was in the cave, this she remembered.
She looked around, the passage to the tunnel was blocked. Then, she noticed the body next to her. She screamed but was unable to move. When she calmed down, she looked closer, it was Brian. Brian was the leader of Alpha-team, there were bite marks on his arms and legs. Corey looked at them, she had a growing pain in her body. Then she saw some snow falling down from above. More light shined into the cave and a figure lowered itself down. It was Alexandra.
-"Are you ok?" she asked. Then she looked at the body. "Oh my god, it's Brian."
-"Yes." said Corey. "I don't understand, what happened? Why has he got bite marks all over him?"
-"Come on, let's go." Alexandra said. "There is something worse here than a freezing temperature and collapsing tunnels."
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Robin Pecknold may have jumped the gun when he announced last month that Fleet Foxes finally finished recording their much-anticipated sophomore album. In a Facebook update this morning, Pecknold announced the album still has "a ways to go":
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Hey, so, I guess I spoke too soon before. The record, while close to being done, still has a ways to go. Would have been nice to have realized this BEFORE flying to New York to finish it, but so it goes. This is how the first record went too - I think two songs were kept from the first batch of 12 we recorded for that album. Back into the cave. Thanks for waiting / caring, we just want it to be really great.
He's vague on details, but it sounds like a good number of the previously-recorded songs will be scrapped. I hope "Helplessness Blues"--one of the songs Pecknold debuted at his Moore Theatre performance his summer--makes the cut.

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TOBYHANNA ARMY DEPOT, Pa. -U.S. Rep. Paul E. Kanjorski, Pa. 11th District, toured the Child Development Center (CDC) as part of his April 8 visit to the depot.
Also during his visit, Col. Ron Alberto, depot commander, and other depot officials briefed him on plans for the almost $2.8 million in economic stimulus funding the depot has received for military family housing renovations and construction, and other infrastructure improvements.
"These service members have given a great sacrifice for their country by joining the military, and I am pleased to know that they and their families receive the care they deserve," said Kanjorski. "As the area's only military installation, these housing units provide a valuable service to the military personnel at Tobyhanna."
The new CDC facility opened its doors less than a year ago. It's equipped with computer labs and a multi-purpose room. Active duty parents, DoD employees, DoD contractors and military retirees are eligible to enroll their children in the CDC programs. Anne Wombacker, Child, Youth and School Services (CYSS) coordinator, escorted the congressman through facility.
Tobyhanna Army Depot is the largest full-service Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) maintenance and logistics support facility in the Department of Defense. Employees repair, overhaul and fabricate electronics systems and components, from tactical field radios to the ground terminals for the defense satellite communications network.
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A few B&W portraits...
Thought I'd share a few recent B&W portraits. All converted using NIK Silver Efex Pro and captured using my Nikon D800 and 70-200 2.8 VRII or 24-70 2.8
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Smallville-esque Clark Kent/Superboy
Would you be interested in drawing for a YOUNG JUSTICE COMIC BOOK called YOUNG JUSTICE OMEGA! If so PLEASE email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
nice. I'd like draw like this.
very good use of lines . . i wish i knew how to illustrate like that
This would have been the perfect idea. He didn't NEED to wear tights, but they could have at least gven him the symbol during his high-school days, just as a nod to the main continuity. Would've been cool, as long as he disguised himself with the glasses and "mild-mannered" personality. Oh well, I still love the show. XD
Anyway, he looks really, really determined. I wonder what's happening...?
Anyway, he looks really, really determined. I wonder what's happening...?
cool he is still not in the suit and he rocks his symbol cool
Awesome! He literally jumps off the page
Great job! I really like the sense of movement, action and urgency.
Very nice work. Its got a real 'classic' feel to the lines.
Love the position. Vibrant.
Colors are great, too.
Colors are great, too.
Nice, I really like you colouring style.


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Very pretty shades of pink!!
Very lovely!~
Thanks so much Beth, Prettymedicine, Monica & julia! ;-) Had to do a pink.
Such pretty pink!
Thanks so much Lisa!
nice color
Thanks babybirds!
Nice shades of pink
Wonderful Garima!
Lovely, Garima!
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i love this so much! pink, ombre and dots all in the same design. AWESOME!
pretty in pink :)
gorgeous work !
Beautiful Garima!!!
looks so fabulous on everything ... beautiful work
Love this!!
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Which BIKE magazines seems to have the better coverage...Just general coverage maintance...
Which BIKE magazines seems to have the better coverage...Just general coverage maintance...
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Coverage of what?
I find that the AARP Bulletin has the best coverage for cycling repair.
My coffee table is my workstand and the Bulletin covers it perfectly. Just when I run out of pages, a new one comes in the mail.
I did pull out the pullout section on walking in the current issue, because it's a little on the small side and just in case I decide to do any cross-training.
My two favorite things in life are libraries and bicycles. They both move people forward without wasting anything.
The perfect day: Riding a bike to the library.Peter Golkin
Lucky for me, I work at a library and bike to work.
What are you trying to cover?
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General bike coverage
Here it comes...
The more you ride your bike, the less your ass will hurt.
There are multitude of magazines out there, with fans and detractors of them all. The variety of cycling areas and how they are covered are as different as one might imagine. If you are new to the sport, "Bicycling" by Rodale press is one that many folks have started with. However, there are many people here who quickly out grew their need for the kind of information provided (two of the biggest criticisms are: 1) too many ads and stories about high end equipment that many can't afford, 2) same old stories month after month). There are also cycling magazine that provide race results and keep tabs on the professional cycling world. ProCycling is one. Velo is another. Two additional options that I personally find more fulfilling are CyclingPlus (a British magazine with a fairly wide range of topics, tips and reviews) and Bicycle Times (a refreshing non-race oriented/alternative cycling lifestyle magazine). It may be worth looking at some of the online offerings for all of these before plunking down your cash.
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I dislike clipless pedals on any city bike since I feel they are unsafe.
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Aluminum: barely a hundred, which one would you rather have under your butt at 30mph?
There used to be one that was for "East Coast Bicycle Culture", but at this moment, I cannot remember what it was called. They had offices right in Arlington, MA. It was a nice Mag, with lots of local stuff.
"People with nothing to hide, have nothing to fear from O.B.I.T."
My favorite is "Road Bike Action".
I like them because, when they review products, they like some and they don't like others just like real people. Most magazines like everything, especially products with a big ad in the same issue.
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Peloton and Paved in the U.S.
"It could be anything. Scrap booking, high-stakes poker, or the Santa Fe lifestyle. Just pick a dead-end and chill out 'till you die."
Velo News and Road Bike Action by subscription for me. I buy Cycle Sport America and several other foreign pubs, mainly form England. I get my tech fix from RBA and results and training tips for VN and the others. I like the English/UK pubs a lot for the different style of writing.
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I hate Bicycling and yet I still subscribe. What's wrong with me? It's amazing how little text they actually "squeeze" on each page. Their graphic designers put pictures, giant first letters, giant quotes from the short articles, and all sorts of junk on each page - to avoid having to actually write something? Most (virtually all?) of their training articles don't apply to me because I'm not a racer, don't want advice on what to eat, etc. Their "reviews" of bikes are like thumbnails of pictures, and their one-liners at the end are ludicrous. I actually get more out of the ads than the articles.
I much prefer Road Bike Action. They have actual articles and several reviews each month that are actual, fairly-in-depth reviews. The bikes they focus on are mostly far out of my price range, but they do have plenty of reviews of lower-priced rides.
I've recently subscribed to Bicycle Times. It's interesting, but it's not really aimed at someone like me. I'm a recreational rider who participates in a couple of centuries a year, and goes on tour each summer. It seems to be mostly oriented towards urban commuters. A recent topic was finding bicycling clothes that don't involve Spandex or jerseys. I wear Spandex shorts because I like them (certainly not because I think I look good in them) and jerseys because I like how they fit and like the pockets in the back. I have no desire to find some other apparael because I'm concerned about looking like one of those bike racers. If I want to avoid cycling togs I can go back to riding in jeans and a t-shirt like I did in college. Still, there's plenty of things of interest in the magazine. Will I renew my subscription when it expires? The jury is still out.
I really like Adventure Cyclist since I'm a tourer. I usually read it cover to cover in a few days. My biggest criticism is that it's too short.
I subscribe to a few; Bicycling, Velo News, Road, Bicycling Times, Road Bike Action, Adventure Cycling... They're all a little different with different foci. The one least applicable to my riding and one I may not renew is Bicycling Times. Its main focus is eco/bike advocacy and associated commuting and utility cycling. It's all good, just not my thang. Of the others, I'd rate them Road Bike Action, Velo News, Bicycling, Adventure Cycling. Road is expensive @ $53/yr and it's main attraction is its photography and large pix.
Picked up Peloton the other day, tres cool, mix of old vintage photos and newer stuff.
Road: Peloton (U.S.) and CycleSport (U.K./U.S.); some issues of Cycling+ (U.K.) and of Paved (U.S.).
Mtb: Bike (U.S.), Singletrack (U.K.). Probably Switchback (mtb version of Peloton) if I can ever find a copy.
Blog: BSNYC
Of these, Peloton and BSNYC are far and away my favourites.
The rest, far as I'm concerned, are bumfodder. Don't care for the faux-'60s/hipster 'vibe' of either Dirt Rag or Bicycle Times, for example, and Bicycling is simply unspeakably bad (and the 'one-article-every-fourth-issue' that might be worth reading can be read while sipping an espresso in Chapters [//Borders]).
Unfortunately, Cycling+ had moved a little in the 'Bicycling' direction the past few years (used to subscribe), but seems slowly to be moving back to being a good, interesting, all-around 'road' magazine.
I haven't renewed my LAB membership so my Bicycling subscription finally ran out.
I just renewed my subscription to RBA.
I buy other mags at the bookstore if they have something I want to read.
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My favorites are: Paved, Mostly because of the focus on inspiring cycling photography, and Bicycle Times.
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if it were not $8+ bucks an issue Vintage Bicycle Quarterly , Jan Heine's, out of Seattle
has its own clique, of readers. he is into classic French Brevet machines.
Tries to compare stuff in a controlled test, so less about writers shilling
for the stuff sent in for free.
I prefer the Interwebs.
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What better way to enjoy a Starbuck's coffee while your significant other goes shopping at the mall, than just sampling the magazine rack at Barnes & Noble. By the time I get there, there's no place to sit.
I prefer just browsing what's on the web. I used to do subscriptions, but the old issues tend to pile up, and I don't have time to read them anyway. It would be nice to find some online publication with writing as clean and engaging as the New Yorker or Esquire. Sort of a literary/style magazine that focuses on bicycles. Momentum (out of Vancouver) is into style, but it's hard to get the good writers unless they're well-paid.
It always helps too if the mag has a photo spread of naked females draped over state-of-the-art bikes!


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OK, but you don't race against World Champions. I do.
EDIT: Oh, I guess the new design for the Flite got wider. What!? Guess I'm looking for something else entirely. Sigh.
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Sadly, many of my PR's aren't because I'm strong that day, but the wind is blowing in the right directions at the right times...
*that's my tt bike
So if most races are on Sundays, what do people do on Saturday? Light z2 work?
Saturdays are typically my big ride / effort for the week, kinda sucks to have to give it up.
If I am doing a mini peak for the race, I'll rest 2 days out, day before go out and do leg openers, some moderate threshold work. Get the legs ready for the hurt the next day. I've also had good luck with doing a time trial the day before a road race.
Caloso try the Romin evo. I use a 155 and it's the best saddle I have had. 4-5hrs rides and my butt is not bothering me. I'm more worried about tired legs and/or a bit of a sore neck. I also like the phenom in 155. I can't do 4-5 hrs rides on it but I'm fine for 3 hrs. I have it on my cx bike.
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Vacation in St. Kitts. Don't have my luggage yet. Even packed my bike shoes/ pedals so I could rent a bike here..... :/
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Recovery week. Not a day too soon, I need to shed some fatigue from my last training block - woke up to a calf cramp yesterday.
Then Saturday I test my FTP, and finally find out for real how productive this last block of training has been. I might be getting close to 4 W/kg (@ftp), at my current +5 lbs winter weight! So far I have been consistently exceeding my training goals, let's see what I can do after a taper.
Does anybody do body weight or hindu squats? I feel like you can really get a good workout if more than 150 or so are done. Not in a row of course, but maybe sets of 20 or 25.
Still figuring out how best to use the ball, but holding it out front and tossing it around seems to work the core some. I have no idea what I'm doing really.
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Good question as I've never thought about it in a direct to cycling application. I used to just do a lot of work with squats. With that, rule of thumb is about shoulder width which is likely a bit wider than pedal width. Watching some videos recently of track guys (e.g., Chris Hoy), they seem to run with a shoulder width approach as well on their squats.


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The large selection of whiskey I tasted
As a newly-minted 21-year-old, I was psyched when my editor asked if I wanted to attend a whiskey history class at Cast Iron Studios, Heavy Restaurant Group's space for private events, catering and workshops that opened in May. What could be better than sipping on booze for a couple of hours? (Also, Heavy comped my ticket.)
But when I walked into the open, airy studio and took a seat at the long oak tasting table next to my classmates - mostly middle-aged men in polos and loafers - and eyed the numerous glasses of whiskey in front of me, I realized I was a bit out of my element. The only whiskey I'd had before was Jack Daniels with a generous amount of Coke (I later learned that as a sweet, low-proof whiskey, JD doesn't mix well. Oops.)
After explaining the origin and flavors of the first whiskey, Four Roses, Lot No. 3 bar manager Chris Faber told us to give it a try. As my classmates knocked back their whole glass, I took a tentative sip. After the initial burning sensation, I realized I could taste the cherry flavor he described. With each whiskey I tasted, I tried to detect the flavors Chris described and identify some new ones.
"Everyone's palate is so different," Faber explained. "You can make basic categories, but everyone picks up different flavors. And it's OK to taste weird things in alcohol. I mean, there's a wine at Purple Café that tastes exactly like popcorn." Despite not knowing a damn thing about whiskey, my unrefined palate could identify the same flavors - and some more original ones like bacon - as the whiskey connoisseurs surrounding me.
After we finished the tasting I sat back, feeling tipsy and content, and listened to Faber chat about alcohol. The man loves to drink, and despite being fairly young he knows his shit. For two hours he answered questions about pretty much every hard alcohol. How did he learn so much about booze? Through experience, of course. He began bartending to help pay for college and eventually was able to turn his passion into a career.
Chris Faber and his whiskey
As we got up to leave the man next to me turned to his friend and said, "Wow. I learned a lot about alcohol today, and I've been drinking for a long time." So whether you're a novice like me or an experienced drinker, there's something to be gained from a whiskey class.
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I compiled and ran the chardev.c example from the lkmpg and when writing to the device received an unexpected error:
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bash: /dev/chardev: Permission denied
The module write function looks like this:
* Called when a process writes to dev file: echo "hi" > /dev/chardev
static ssize_t
device_write(struct file *filp, const char *buff, size_t len, loff_t * off)
printk(KERN_ALERT "Sorry, this operation isn't supported.\n");
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I'm not getting the expected error of invalid operation and the error printed to /var/log/messages.
I can read from the device with no problem, receiving the expected results:
anon@anon:~/lkmpg$ cat /dev/chardev
I already told you 6 times Hello world!
The device /dev/chardev is created manually using:
sudo mknod /dev/chardev c 252 0
What's the deal?
Apparently when I mknod to create the device it ends up with the following permissions:
crw-r--r-- 1 root root 252, 0 2009-10-30 09:27 /dev/chardev.
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After 6+ years of infertility (failed treatments and lots of heartache), my husband and I finally had two beautiful daughters. We didn't think we could get pg again but we prayed for a third child and were thrilled to find out we were expecting again. When I was 21w pg with my 3rd child (also 3rd daughter), I went to the doctor for my regular ultrasound. We were so excited to find out we were having another girl! But the tech spent a lot of time looking at the baby's heart. I didn't think much about it at the time. After the u/s, my nurse midwife gave us some distressing news - that there was a problem with the baby's heart. She told us it appeared to be an ASD (atrial septal defect) and possibly a VSD (ventricular septal defect). She was hopeful that the hole (or holes) would close on its own and not cause any more problems. But to be safe, she referred us to a perinatologist for more testing.
After the peri did a level II u/s, he sent us to a fetal echo specialist at a local hospital. After the results were in, we saw the peri again.� He then told us that our baby girl had a specific heart defect known as an AV canal defect or atrioventricular septal defect (AVSD). Basically, there was nothing separating the four chambers of the heart. The center of our baby's heart did not form and she also lacked two of the main valves and had only one "common" valve instead. We were told she would definitely need open-heart surgery in infancy, as the defect is technically "incompatible with life."
As if this wasn't enough for two concerned parents to take in, the peri then told us that the defect is very closely linked to Down syndrome (the most common heart defect in babies with DS). He told us our odds for having a baby with Down syndrome were 1:2. He also told us we had the option to terminate the pregnancy. He told me the risks to myself were increased. He recommended an amnio so that we could know for sure whether or not our baby had any type of genetic issues. We knew that we wanted our baby no matter what and that we'd never consider termination for any reason. But we wanted to be prepared. We wanted to be sure we delivered at the right hospital with the right resources. Multiple doctors told us we needed to know if we were "dealing with" DS in addition to the heart issues. So after a lot of research and prayers, we chose to proceed with the amnio.
The amnio itself was very simple and didn't hurt a bit. Our FISH results were back in two days and my nurse midwife called with the results. "Your baby does have Down syndrome," she said. I was crushed, horrified, scared, mad, sad, and confused. The couple of days were such a blur. I remember lying in bed and wondering why. I cried. I was physically sick. I wondered how I'd ever manage to care for a child with such "special needs" when the daughters I already had were struggling with some minor special needs that affected nearly every aspect of our lives. I also had to consider my own health issues that involved mobility challenges. But I remembered what 6 years of infertility had taught me - life is a miracle. I thought of the many, many months when I would have cut off my own arm if it meant being able to conceive. I also remembered my faith in God and how I knew that God would give me everything I needed to be a parent for this child even if I wasn't equipped for it currently. So I dried my tears and started doing my research.
Honestly, I was terrified of Down syndrome. Growing up, I had a much older male 2nd cousin with DS. I remember being annoyed by him and even afraid of him at times, even though he was actually doing quite well. I just knew he was "different", and I didn't understand. I really thought all people with Down syndrome were a "burden" to their families and would never really achieve much of anything. In doing my research, I soon found out that times had changed. I learned about early intervention and how people with Down syndrome are very often graduating from high school, living independently, working, getting married, and more. I learned that though medical problems CAN be more common in those with Down syndrome, many have no major health concerns. I began to be hopeful...still worried...but hopeful. I also began to realize that it did not matter what my child would eventually be able (or unable) to accomplish. She was my child, and I loved her unconditionally.
At 36 weeks gestation, my amniotic fluid was rapidly vanishing. It dropped below the "dangerous level", so the baby had to be delivered. She was transverse and could not be turned because of the low fluid. So I had to have my first ever c-section. On July 11th, 2009, Gabrielle "Gabby" was born. She weighed 6 lbs. and was 18 inches long. Because of her heart defect, she did have a bit of trouble breathing at first (nothing major) and had to go straight to the NICU. I finally got to hold her about 36 hours later.
I had worried about how I would feel about Gabby. I wondered if she would look "different" or not bond with me the same way my other girls did. All my worries were gone as soon as I held her. She was beautiful. She was so little...so soft and warm...so cute...so sweet. She was...a baby...MY baby. I cried and I held her close and told her I would do everything I could to deserve the gift God had given me.
Four days after Gabby was born (and after a bout with jaundice) we both went home. My other girls were so excited about their baby sister. They couldn't wait to help me change diapers and pick out cute little pink outfits for her. They read her stories and sang to her. They helped me give her baths and dress her. They showered her with hugs and kisses.
Gabby's heart defect was confirmed via an echo and she began seeing a cardiologist. She had some trouble gaining weight because her heart defect caused her to burn a lot of calories. But Gabby never had a cold or an ear infection...nothing. I breastfed her when I could, but I did a lot of pumping and bottle feeding because she had trouble latching on at the breast.
I got Gabby started in Early Intervention right away. She had some wonderful therapists who came to the house and did "exercises" with her. By an early age, she was rolling over (both ways) and her therapists were amazed that she was even ahead of "typical" babies. Gabby was also smiling socially and starting to laugh and coo, just as all babies do. She was particularly ticklish.
Gabby was by far the "easiest" of all of my girls. She slept through the night by 6 weeks of age. She napped well. She didn't fuss unless she really needed something. Before I had Gabby, I often read other mom's accounts of how their baby with Down syndrome was easier to care for than their other children. I was skeptical until I experienced it for myself.
By 4 months of age, Gabby's heart became enlarged. Her heart defect did what it was expected to do, and it became time for her open-heart surgery. We knew that MOST babies with AV canal defects do very well with their surgery. The success rate is something like 95-97%. And we knew she HAD to have the surgery since her heart could not function for long without it. So we handed her over to the surgeons on Nov. 18th, 2009. She weighed around 8 lbs. 6 oz.
Gabby did fairly well during the surgery. We finally got to see her a couple of hours after it was over. She looked as we expected (not great) but was doing well and expected to be just fine. Unfortunately, complications developed. Gabby's heart was doing well, but the rest of her body wasn't. Multiple systems failed, and Gabby died in my arms two days later. I would have given my own life to save her.
I miss my baby girl more than any words can describe adequately. Before she was born, I worried so much about all the things I hear other people say about babies/children/people with Down syndrome. I wondered if she would be a "burden." I wondered if other parents of children with Down syndrome were just sugar coating things and leaving out the negative parts. But I quickly learned that EVERY child comes with issues. My older girls have minor special needs, and their issues have been much harder to handle than anything I faced with Gabby during her time with us. Nobody can really know from one day to the next what might happen to his/her child. Any child could be just seconds away from having major special needs for the rest of his/her life. If something like that happened to one of my other girls, I would not choose to end their life....just as I would have never chosen that with Gabby. All three of my children are MY CHILDREN. They are all loved the same and always will be. I am their mother, for better or worse, and I wouldn't have it any other way.
RIP sweet Gabby. I love you. I miss you.
An update as of 5-16-11 ...... After only 5 months of trying and beginning the process to adopt a baby with Down syndrome, 3 rounds of Clomid, and being unable to start the recommended injectable fertility meds with IUI (no ins. for infertility)....I became pregnant! My little "rainbow baby" is now 4 months old and he is amazing! He has a congenital heart defect, but it is not serious and will probably not require surgery. He reminds me of Gabby in many ways. I am so thankful for my new little guy! I love all FOUR of my children! I have not ruled out adopting another baby with DS in the future. We'll see!
UPDATE as of 6-20-2013.....I am currently 27w4d pg with our 5th (and last) child....a little girl. Though I have 1:100 odds for DS and 1:10 odds for a congenital heart defect, everything appears very typical with this LO. Obviously, I will happily welcome a baby with DS, but it seems that this LO has typical chromosomes. A fetal echo showed no issues with her heart (yay!). We will have another echo done after birth, and I am praying that will be clear as well.
UPDATE as of 1/12/14........my 5th child (a baby girl) is now almost 4 mos old. She is doing well and looks so much like Gabby and her other siblings. She has been able to use a few of Gabby's things (clothing, crib, etc.). I am a very proud mother of five. I miss Gabby every day, but I am so thankful for the little ones still here with me.


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An earlier version of this paper was presented at KogWis 2010 (Potsdam) as part of the symposium 'Neue Theorien der Rationalität.' I thank the organizers Markus Knauff and Wolfgang Spohn for the invitation and the audience for stimulating questions and remarks. Thanks also to David Atkinson, David Etlin, David Over, Niki Pfeiffer, Wolfgang Spohn, and an anonymous referee for this journal for helpful comments and/or discussions. Special thanks to Katya Tentori for a number of long and inspiring discussions about the subject matter of this paper.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0017.2012.01443.x
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Some of the information we receive comes to us in an explicitly conditional form. It is an open question how to model the accommodation of such information in a Bayesian framework. This paper presents data suggesting that there may be no strictly Bayesian account of updating on conditionals. Specifically, the data seem to indicate that such updating at least sometimes proceeds on the basis of explanatory considerations, which famously have no home in standard Bayesian epistemology. The paper also proposes a still broadly Bayesian model of updating on conditionals that explicitly factors in explanation. The model is shown to have clear empirical content and thus to be open to empirical testing.


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Reminded me of Dark souls for some reason.. Great pic make me feel all giddy inside
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brian-mc Aug 14, 2012 2:06 PM
in response to natashajay
Hi Natasha,
- Get iPhone 4 (NOT 4S)
- Put your sim in
- Go to Settings/Phone
- Where it says "My Number"; you'll be able to click it and change the number (unlike in iPhone 4S)
- Press OK
- Take your sim out and put it back in your iPhone 4S
- Your number will be changed to whatever number you typed when your sim was in the iPhone 4
Let me know if you have any problems. :-)
netfish Aug 19, 2012 6:49 AM
in response to Teh_Diver
I have similar issues and tried almost every means mentioned in this post and other posts. The final solution that really works for me is to request the carrier to issue a new SIM card for me and then everything returns to normal. Hope this helps.
justinfromdurban Sep 6, 2012 10:32 AM
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Messages/received at/apple ID
Once you have tapped on apple ID ,sign out and sign back in...... Will reset for you with original apple ID email address unless you want add new address and it will automatically pick up the mobile number from your sim card.
Chik Sep 14, 2012 3:50 AM
in response to Chik
OK… I went traveling again to Malaysia at last month, and changed my sim card for 3 weeks. No problems with changing my phone number in iMessage and FaceTime using my above technique. See post:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16728799#16728799 above.
But when I returned home and put my Australian sim card into the iPhone, I had the problem everyone seems to have: can't change phone number in iMessage and Facetime. Activation would fail, and the in the iMessage settings, I could not change the phone number under "you can be reached for messages at:".
To clarify, I have an unlocked iPhone 4S 16GB. iOS 5.1.1.
I tried: changing Date & Time to automatically, restarting iPhone. USB plugging into computer to sync a few times. Didn't work.
The error I was getting was iMessage failed to activate, or something like that. iMessage was still working.
I was loathe to do a reset or get a new sim card, and decided to just live with it until iOS 6 was out. Maybe it was an iOS bug I thought. I could still send and receive messages, and was mostly doing this on my computer anyway.
But today, after 3 weeks in Australia, I turned on iMessage again, and it activated properly. I don't know how.
Aside from ignore the problem, the only thing I've done differently is change my iTunes Store Apple ID (linked to Australia) to the same one as my iMessage one. Normally, I use a different one (linked to USA). I seriously doubt this was even related, but that's the only thing I did. I had to do this temporarily to buy something from the iTunes Store Australia.
Again, once I could do this in iMessage, I could do so in Facetime as well (which was otherwise turned off).
Lee Underwood Sep 29, 2012 2:26 PM
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I've had a torrid time with a similar situation. Got an iPhone 5 on a new network, new number, totally seperate from my 4S, which I'm going to sell on. Signed in to iCloud/iMessage with new phone, but could not for the life of me persuade it to get rid of the old phone number.
The answer is non-obvious until you hear it - sign out of FaceTime as well!!!
Sign out of iMessage and FaceTime on all devices you use them on then sign back in. FaceTime and iMessage use a common push notification basis so you must sign out of both on all your devices. Once I did that then my old number disappeared instantly!
Hope this helps.
kahlonsukhdeep Oct 19, 2012 10:09 AM
in response to Serena87
This is the only fix. Serena87.. good work.. thanks
xhayleyx Oct 24, 2012 10:31 AM
in response to Superjim
hi, i sold my iphone and for some reason my ipad is coming up as the blokes number that brought my iphone, i can see all his conversations and just been talking to his gf, how do i change that and put my original ipad number in?
philg66 Nov 14, 2012 8:35 PM
in response to Superjim
i had tried all of the solutions in various combinations.
I contacted the Apple Store in Aberdeen and got the following:
- Go to Settings > Messages > Send & Receive. Click on Apple ID and choose sign out.
- Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings
- Return to Settings > Messages > Send & Receive. Click on the Apple ID and sign in with you iCloud/iTunes account.
Follow this exact order and it worked first time for me.
TheAnimaster Nov 28, 2012 2:20 PM
in response to Superjim
My sister-in-law was having the problem described here. What was causing it?
Her old iPhone was still signed into her iCloud account.
After logging out of her old iPhone, she was able to have her number properly mapped to her new iPhone.
Noah Wiles Dec 26, 2012 2:06 PM
in response to Serena87
Was having this issue and assumed it was a problem with the deactivation of T-Mobile's temp number having not fully completed or something. After troubleshooting with T-Mobile tech support and then working with another fellow iPhone user (who found this support thread) it became clear that this is an issue where the Temp number was still being held onto by some of the settings in iMessage (Messages) and FaceTime. Thanks Serena87!
rydb Mar 6, 2013 11:29 PM
in response to Superjim
The easiest thing that worked for me after trying all of this was dialing *228. I waited 30 seconds and it was all setup for me from there
sonottechnosavvy Mar 17, 2013 12:15 PM
in response to brian-mc
i have an ipad (gen 3) and had an iphone. set them both up using the same phone number even though the phone one was work and the ipad personal.
i've now had to change to blackberry (the new z10 is quite nice).
the issue is unless i disable the phone number associated with imessage and facetime i cannot receive texts from people using iphones on my blackberry.
how can i change the phone number on my appleid so that it is my personal one and not my work one allowing me to text friends, etc who have apple products using my ipad (as opposed to simply using the email feature)?
Dayna90 Mar 25, 2013 10:20 PM
in response to Tattoo_rolgirl
Thanks a million! I was just about to spend 40 mins on the phone with apple trying to figure this out :)
jonadodds Mar 26, 2013 8:34 AM
in response to Superjim
Okay, so here's the solution that worked for me, hopefully it will work for most of you too, especially for those who cannot change their "receive at" mobile numbers when changing SIMs between different country networks.
It's not at all abovious at first, but after rooting around in the iMessages settings on my iPhone, it did resolve my problem of a "sticking" phone number.
I had a UK number initially registered with iMessage, but then needed to swap to a Nepali one for a while.
You have to change a location setting in iMessage to reflect the home country of the network you are changing or have changed to.
To do so, go:
Settings > Messages > Send & Receive
At the top, click on your Apple ID (an email address). A menu pops up, select "Change Location" and you are presented with a long list of country names. Select the name of the country that your current SIM card was issued in or is native to.
Next go back to the initial Messages settings page and then slide off the 'iMessage" button, wait a moment or two, then slide back on again.
After hopefully a short while, the change is verified. Go back through "Send & Receive" and check to see if your current number is now registered under "You can be reached by iMessage at:"
Do this for every time you swap a SIM, especially across international boundaries.
If you have an iPad, do the same in there, and if you have a Mac or Macbook running the now native Messages app, try changing that setting too, it does have the option. Keeps everything properly synced up, no more split messages or missings sides of conversations when conversations are viewed from different devices.
Another tip, if you only want to receive iMessages sent to your phone number on your iPhone, then deselect all the other email addresses that are enabled to recieve iMessages on your device, leaving just the phone number. On other devices, select only the email address or addresses you want to be specifically reached at on that particular device. That way you can ensure that only certain addresses are are associated with certain devices, as in say if you only want work related iMessages going to you iPad, and more personal ones going to your iPhone etc.
So, just saying this is what works for me, hopefully it will for you too.
I'm going to cross-post the above every time I come across this question on this forum.


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There's a function called
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Avnet, Arrow Answer Clariion CallArrow Electronics and Avnet Hall-Mark expect big things from EMC's new Clariion CX Series.
Solution Providers See Opportunity In Media PCsSolution providers are taking increased interest in media center PCs. Nearly one-third of solution providers surveyed in December said they were planning to sell, resell, specify or implement media center PC solutions within the next six months.
Stackable Fibre Channel Switch Can Help Meet Future Performance NeedsSelecting the right network switch for a particular setting is a tricky task that involves balancing today's needs against the possible expanded needs of the future. Small, fixed-port switches might be sufficient for now, but performance will suffer as more switches are added to the mix. Anticipating future needs, one might use high-end switches with lots of ports and excessive price tags. But the high-end hardware goes to waste if the anticipated growth never materializes.
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Distributors' Match PointArrow Electronics and Ingram Micro both launched programs to team solution providers with ISVs, continuing a trend in which distributors are playing matchmaker between the two business models to increase revenue.
E-mail management vendors to meld product lines by year-end
Zantaz Acquires EducomHosted e-mail management vendor Zantaz said last week that it has acquired Educom TS, an Ottawa-based developer of on-premise software for managing, archiving and retrieving e-mail.
Chip maker will offer extensions for 32-bit Xeon Server platform
Intel Details 64-Bit PlansThe fine line for Intel last week was to detail its push into new lines of business for its 64-bit Itanium 2 processor,partly by offering "backward-compatibility" tools,without giving rival Advanced Micro Devices the chance to gloat.
More Fertile GroundThe seeds of a healthy new movement are germinating throughout the industry, and the distribution channel is poised to reap the harvest.
Turning Up The Heat: Sun Revamps Channel EffortsIf Sun Microsystems' latest endeavors succeed, the company's diverse community of channel partners could have an easier time finding the information and programs they need to team with Sun.
Harbinger Of Months Ahead: Promising Results
Earnings Season Always Helps Predict The Future, And This One Looks GoodIn case you haven't had a chance to line up the recent distributor and e-marketer earnings reports in a row, they seem to signal improving conditions for the industry.
Synnex Adds Marketing MuscleSynnex has agreed to acquire BSA Sales in a $4.5 million cash-for-stock deal.
Sun Preps Partner Program To Boost Services RevenueSun Microsystems is readying a new partner program that it hopes will generate more services revenue through its channel, a Sun executive told CRN last week.
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HP's Revenue Growth UpHewlett-Packard posted increases in both revenue and earnings for the first quarter of 2004 in what chairman and CEO Carly Fiorina called the company's "most balanced profit performance since the [HP-Compaq] merger."
IBM: German Deal Is Biggest Hardware Sale In YearsIBM said Friday that a computer hardware contract it won from a German technology company is the biggest deal of its kind for Big Blue in several years.
IT Budgets Focus On Improving Customer, Supplier ActivitiesInformation technology spending this year is expected to focus on applications that improve business activities with customers and suppliers, a market research firm said Thursday.


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My trainer had me start holding plank this week, and suggested I get my 4 yr old involved. So I did!
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This weekend I had awful, beyond-painful cramps. After a couple weeks of stress upon stress, my period started. But it came with terrible abdominal cramps and back pain so severe that it nearly brought me to my knees.
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Yesterday I broke down and went to buy some new pants. I have a dress code at work that is getting difficult for me to meet. The belt I bought a few weeks ago certainly kept me wearing those 26W's MUCH longer than I could have. But seriously.... Read more
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
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I've been slacking a bit. It feels like I've been hit with one thing after another. First, several dental issues piled on top of each other, and a procedure that took me out of the gym for a couple weeks. Then an injury that needed to heal. ... Read more
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Today I had my monthly measurements with my trainer. And while they certainly showed progress from last month, I felt like it was time to take a "snapshot" of how far I've come.
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Sierra Designs Hurricane Jacket for Women
Designed around the shape of a female body for optimal support, the Sierra Designs Hurricane Jacket for Women combines a soft taffeta interior liner with a heavy-duty waterproof finish. Practical extras like an exterior storm flap to facilitate zipping and unzipping, a hem drawcord and adjustable cuff-tabs help you stay warm and dry in the rain. For convenience, the jacket includes two zippered side pockets, a chest pocket and an internal pocket designed to comfortably hold a cell phone and keep it dry below your chest. The Sierra Designs Hurricane Jacket for Women also features underarm vents to keep you cool as you move.


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what a sleepy dog
wool and book
wool and book
Хорошенький !!!!)
Ooow it's so cute ! :3
haha amazing!!
omg! is so sweet!
<3 ^w^
<3 ^w^
cute !
this is so precious
aww, so cuuuuuuuuuute! <3 <3
awwww that is the cutest things ever!!!
in fav!
Lovely picture!
D: puppiiiii. i don't likw dogs much but this makes me feel fluffy ♥
sweet :3
This is so cute and it has so lovely warm feeling too :3
I´m in love
very cute ^^


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There's this guy who rides my bus on occasion. He's at least 50, and wears Hannah Montana buttons on his backpack. I don't know whether he's ever committed a sex crime, but I do know that he creeps me the fuck out.
The adults who populate this profile of 13-year-old basketball prodigy Allonzo Trier, who lives in Federal Way and plays for the Seattle Rotary Style AAU team, remind me of that guy with the Hannah Montana buttons. (Clark Francis in particular could use a shower). That said, Michael Sokolove's piece on Trier, the top-ranked sixth-grader in all the land, provides a wonderfully comprehensive look into the world of high-stakes youth basketball, and is well worth a read for any fan of the sport.