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Just want to take a chance and recognize Bubu's contribution today. Great hustle, started with a nice rebound and great assist.
I love how Korie played today, and I love how Bubu complemented him.
Great work, Bubu! It's great to have you back.
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That assist to McThree (or was it Clyburn) was great! I'm watching the replay on ESPN3.
Didn't take him long to become a valuable member of the team
Bubu played under control, did a solid job off the bench.
It had to be an awesome feeling for him to be back on the court.
Originally Posted by ISUKyro
It had to be an awesome feeling for him to be back on the court.
bubu fan last season. bubu fan this season. so glad to have the extra quality depth. look for him to be a big contributor (perhaps starter) next season.
Based on what his haters were saying on here, I'm surprised I did not see one spin move and ball chucked up off the backboard by Bubu.
I think Lucious played a little better and will continue play better with a steady backup to spell him in the middle of halves.
With Bubu, it's interesting that Booker didn't see any playing time and Gibson only played 8 minutes.
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Definitely nice to have Bubu back, mildly surprised to see him play so well with very little rust to shake off since he hasn't played for a while. Welcome back Bubu...glad that whole legal issue got cleared up!
I thought it was great though, in his first time out there, that he turned to CFH, fanning his jersey, and Lucious sprinted to the scorer's table. Bubu's not 100% yet!
Yea, CFH said he was winded and he had to watch his minutes.
The ability for us to give Korie a break and keep Clyburn at the wing, instead of playing the point and having to initiate the offense was big. Defentitely was good to have Bubu back in his role.
Agreed, I thought he looked good out there. I think he can help this team, especially getting the bigs more quality touches.
Originally Posted by cyclo120
The ability for us to give Korie a break and keep Clyburn at the wing, instead of playing the point and having to initiate the offense was big. Defentitely was good to have Bubu back in his role.
Absolutely. He definitely enable Clyburn to play to his scoring strengths, while Will could still contribute at the point when needed and look comfortable doing so.
Bubu is going to be great with Morris next year. He will be an excellent mentor/role model and whatever role he needs to fill next year. If Bubu starts, things will be good. If he backs up Morris, things will be good.
Welcome back, Bubu. Welcome back.
Originally Posted by ISUCubswin
With Bubu, it's interesting that Booker didn't see any playing time and Gibson only played 8 minutes.
That was a matchup thing, to keep Henriquez off the floor. He couldn't guard Niang, so Percy only played 8mins and Booker 0.
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Families from all over the area flocked to Amaizing Pumpkins and More located southeast of Holyoke over the weekend as Halloween nears.
Along with the field of available pumpkins, kids enjoyed a five-acre corn maze, train rides, a trampoline, slides, playing in the corn box, a giant spider web, painting pumpkins and more throughout the day.
With just over a week remaining before Halloween, the pumpkin farm saw an increase of traffic over the weekend.
Clay Hadeen, 5, of Sterling, tries his best to lift a heavy pumpkin Sunday afternoon, Oct. 20 as his family shops for the perfect pumpkin to take home.
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Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) of lower extremities. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
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Indiana's overtime loss Saturday to frequent giant-killer Butler cleared the way for Duke to claim the No.1 position.
The Blue Devils were named first on 30 of 31 ballots and hold the top spot for the first time since February 2011. The Hoosiers, who had held the No.1 ranking since the preseason poll, dropped to sixth. The Bulldogs, who pulled off the overtime upset, cracked the poll themselves at No. 25.
The top 10 teams remained the same, though there was further shifting in their order. Michigan received the remaining top vote and moved up to the No. 2 position, its highest regular-season ranking since November 1992, in the 'Fab Five' era. Syracuse edged up a notch to No. 3 and Louisville climbed two spots to No. 4.
Arizona vaulted into the top five after its comeback win against then-No. 5 Florida. The Wildcats' ranking is their highest in nine years, while the Gators slid to No. 9.
No. 7 Ohio State, No. 8 Kansas and No. 10 Illinois round out the top 10. The Buckeyes host Kansas on Saturday.
The week's lone dropout was North Carolina State, squeezed out by Butler.
Missouri #12, plays its final home game during the 2012 calendar year as the Tigers battle South Carolina State on Dec. 17. Missouri is likely to add the services of sophomore guard Jabari Brown for the contest. Brown was a mid-year transfer from Oregon a season ago and will be classified as a redshirt sophomore.


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Godzilla SynopsisIn Summer 2014, the worlds most revered monster is reborn as Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures unleash the epic action adventure Godzilla. From visionary new director Gareth Edwards (Monsters) comes a powerful story of human courage and reconciliation in the face of titanic forces of nature, when the awe-inspiring Godzilla rises to restore balance as humanity stands defenseless.
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Written by: Max Borenstein
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The dust hadn't even settled on the weekend, and a sequel to Gareth Edwards' hit film Godzilla already had been announced. I try to tell you in the Memo above why that's a bad idea.
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As much as I personally enjoyed Godzilla - and I really did quite a bit ever since I walked out of my screening I have been nagged by thoughts of some critical issues that dont quite ruin the film, but certainly do their part to take it down a few pegs.
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So where does a sequel go? Legendary and the WB sadly do not seem to own the rights to Godzilla's classic enemies, including Mothra, Rodan and Ghidorah. So the good news is, more new monsters. The bad news is, was anyone really enamored with the M.U.T.O.'s from the current movie?
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There's also the matter of a fanbase with a ceiling. The best possible scenario is that people like the new Godzilla and word spreads, making the film a hit. That word of mouth is going to be the difference between this film making $200 and $250 million domestically.
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These 10 action hero names stand out from the crowd. They are the predecessors to Mark Wahlbergs Cade Yeager, the men and women who blazed a trail to marquee-busting hero madness. These are the 10 cheesiest action-hero names from summer movies past. Who did we leave off?
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This is an often bleak, punishing film, but Desplat's not-unwelcome score seems operatic, heroic. It's a little bit idealist for a movie that has a fairly ethereal, pitch-back tone.
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Already tickets for Godzilla represent more than 80% of the sites sales for this weekend. The reboot from director Gareth Edwards is currently outpacing sales for such much-anticipated tent poles as Thor: The Dark World, World War Z, Prometheus, and Pacific Rim, at similar times in their own respective countdowns to opening.
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Ken Watanabe Fought Hard For One Major Change On Godzilla, Plus 4 Other Thrilling Facts
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Monday Movie Memo: 5 Facts You Need To Know About The Godzilla Prequel
To get you caught up, we blazed through the Godzilla prequel graphic novel, "Godzilla: Awakening," and picked out the 5 facts you need to know before grabbing a ticket to Godzilla this weekend! We kept the discussion relatively spoiler free, giving you a chance to hear about Godzilla and get prepared for Edwards' massive summer blockbuster.
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Sneaking in one last Happy Mothers day to all those moms out there, in particular Mrs. Rotten Week, who keeps the parenting on lock down around here. She has to because Im mostly just thinking about movies all the time. My brain can only do so many things at once. She really picks up the slack, which is great. Love you baby! This week weve got Godzilla and one expensive arm.
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Godzilla is only a week away from release, and the excitement is almost at its peak. As if to further fuel the fire, a new video about the film's 3D conversion process has been brought to our attention. Surprisingly, director Gareth Edwards has one of the most persuasive arguments for why a 3D post-conversion makes sense for the film, as well as for film-making in general. James Cameron may be the champion of native 3D, but Gareth Edwards might be his post-conversion counterpart.
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Christopher Nolan's Interstellar has been building up a quiet head of steam over the past couple of years. More recently, it's been slowly revealing itself to the public, with only one trailer to show for itself. In a perfect combination of timing and exposure, Godzilla's May 16th release will be the trailer's theatrical premiere.
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BEALLSVILLE - Bishop Donahue coach John Durdines wanted his team to keep the chains moving Friday night in Beallsville, so the Bishops kept it mainly on the ground in a 39-14 victory.
Utilizing the 1-2 backfield punch of seniors Jordan Bonar and Saquan Hill, Bishop Donahue never trailed in earning its second victory in seven meetings with the Blue Devils.
The game was stopped with 10:41 to go after a second Beallsville player was taken from the field by ambulance. Durdines and Beallsville coach Paul Kanzigg agreed to play jayvees the rest of the game, but school officials made the call to halt the contest.
"We've got two horses (Bonar and Hill) we can run plays through," said Durdines, as his club moved to 2-1. "We stressed running the ball all week in practice, something we didn't take advantage of (vs. Clay-Battelle).
"If we're to reach the next level, we need to run the ball and have success when the other team knows we're going to run it."
Both coaches agreed the turning point of the game may have come on a third-and-9 on the opening series.
From his 35, Donahue sophomore QB Jesse Padlow calmly found Bonar for a 16-yard gain to the Blue Devils 49. Nine running plays ensued with Bonar crashing in from a yard out at 7:02.
"(Jesse) was a little jittery on that first drive," said Durdines, "but he made a good pass to keep the drive going and put us on top."
Kanzigg added, "the opening drive and the first down completion kept the momentum with (Donahue), but we simply aren't making our tackles."
A three-and-out by the hosts led to a second Bishop TD drive starting at its 41.
Padlow threw a short toss in the flat to Bonar, who did the rest, weaving his way 56 yards for the score at 3:58.
A muffed punt by Bishop Donahue led to a 66-yard scoring march for Blue Devils. Drew Tubaugh pulled in two catches for 14 and 21, and Bruce Sefert added another for 10. Sefert's 1-yard TD run on the opening second quarter play made it 13-7.
Hill, who accounted for 122 yards and two TDs, made it 19-7 at 6:49 on a 2-yard run, and the Bishops closed the half at 27-7 when Bonar hauled in a 14-yard Padlow aerial with 14 second showing. Hill added the bonus run.
Beallsville opened the second half with a 66-yard TD march, capped by Sefert's 2-yard dive. QB Teryn Jarrett completed passes of 18 (to Mikey Palmer) and 32 (to Gage Steele) on the drive.
Donahue chewed up the majority of the third quarter on the ensuing series, but the drive stalled at the Blue Devils 10.
The hosts punted and six plays later, Hill found paydirt from 2 yards out at 11:07 of the fourth for a 33-14 edge.
After the kickoff, Beallsville ran two plays, but the second resulted in an interception and 29-yard return by Lavonte Hampton, which would be the final play of the contest.
The Bishops received major contributions on the defensive line from seniors Nick Fallova and Gino Aquilino, junior Lane LeMasters, and sophomore Chase Padlow. Sophomore Brett Moore was solid from his linebacker slot.
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From turbulence at the top of Hewlett-Packard Co. to the smooth-but-tragic transition at Apple Inc., succession planning has gained unprecedented attention this year.
In the highest-profile move of the year, Tim Cook took the helm of Apple Inc. in August when the ailing Steve Jobs resigned. Virginia Rometty will become the first female CEO of IBM Corp. when she succeeds Sam Palmisano on Jan. 1, 2012. And Walt Disney Co. says it extended the contract of Robert Iger to March 2015 as it prepares for a "seamless succession" when he ends his much-lauded tenure as CEO.
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"They have in common a strategic view of what talent is," Conlon says. "Those kinds of companies are still in the minority that recognize and treat their human capital as a fundamental element of success just as they treat their fiscal plan."
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Over the course of a year, Instagram shifted its entire service, not once, but twice--without stopping the popular social media service.
Microsoft pulls plug on both malware operators, innocent users
Millions of legitimate servers that rely on dynamic domain name services from No-IP.com were caught in the crossfire and suffered outages starting Monday this week. This happened after Microsoft enforced a federal court order and seized 22 domain names operated by No-IP that it said were being abused to facilitate malware-related crimes.
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Pasadena, CA -- Mark Burnett says reality TV shows don't have to be mean to work.
The veteran producer of "Survivor" and "The Voice" is working on a new CBS show, "The Job," which premieres on CBS on Feb. 8. It depicts candidates applying for jobs at several companies, and takes viewers through the whole nerve-wracking experience.
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NOTE: This article was taken from the November 2011 issue of HOT ROD Magazine and the sweepstakes to win the Raybestos GTO ended September 15, 2011.
We've spent more time with Raybestos Brakes' Josh Russell at a race track than away from one—both competing and watching—so it came as no shock when he told us the new sweepstakes car he was putting together for the company was going to be a race car. Yes, it'll be street-legal but more at home tearing up road courses and dragstrips. As with the Hollywood Hot Rods–built '32 roadster pickup (Feb. '11 issue), which was presented to the 2010 sweepstakes winner at this year's Indy 500, he skimped neither on parts nor talent, this time enlisting Kevin Tully and Chad Hill at Hot Rod Chassis & Cycle (HRCC) in Addison, Illinois, for the latest project—a bad-to-the-bone '64 GTO.
"I wanted to build a car to celebrate Raybestos' heritage in racing, a muscle car that used the best and newest technology in our brakes and chassis parts," Josh says. During early talks with Tully, the project morphed from just a nice muscle car to a full-on race car that should seriously scare the poop out of the winner, with a ton of power and a curb weight of 2,800 pounds.
HRCC is known for crafting over-the-top street rod chassis and therefore built a stout, unibody-style frame that mounts a proprietary 9-inch rearend hung with a four-link in back and a JW Rod Garage custom front suspension with RideTech coilovers. Nitto tires on 17-inch American Racing wheels are used on the street, but a set of M&H Racemasters will eventually get chucked on the back for the dragstrip. The brakes, of course, are from Raybestos.
CrateEngineDepot.com ponied up the engine—a GM Performance Parts LSX 454 crate motor—and HRCC built its own intake to mount an old-school Hilborn stack injection system, stealthily converted to EFI with a FAST system. It makes a bit more than 680 hp and funnels through a T56 stick, as it should.
Yeah, it's way more than a simple bolt-on GTO with racy graphics. To find out what it could do, Josh and Kevin took it to Blackhawk Farms in South Beloit, Illinois, to ring it out on an open track day. There was no timing equipment set up, so we don't have lap times, but it looked insanely fast. To demonstrate the car's versatility, the guys hauled it to Union Grove Raceway in Wisconsin, stuck Top Fuel racer Clay Millican behind the wheel, and ripped off a screaming but sandbagged 11.65 at 128 mph (to keep it within the e.t. limit of the class they entered). That mph number shows easy 10-second potential. This was also on the Nitto street tires, not the M&Hs, as they didn't have the sticky tires yet.
Josh promised us we could beat the GTO all around the road course, but we couldn't get to the track for its initial shakedown. We will take him up on it, though, and promise not to do too much damage to the car (at least nothing that can't be fixed!) before the new owner gets the keys. The sweepstakes is already under way and goes until September 15, 2011. This issue is scheduled to go on sale a month before the end of the sweepstakes, so get down to your local auto parts store, buy some Raybestos brake or chassis parts, and fill out a card to enter. You can also download the form online at RaybestosGarage.com and send it in with a receipt or proof of purchase.
We hope whoever wins this beast knows how to drive, or if not he or she books a stint at Bondurant before jumping behind the wheel—'cause this is one fast giveaway car.
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The body was made arrow straight, then sprayed with Fast Red paint from PPG by Vince Thornberry at The Paint Spot in Addison, Illinois. The wheels are 17-inchers from American Racing.As you'd expect, the brakes are killer. These are Raybestos NASCAR Sprint Cup–spec brakes, nifty not only for their stopping power but also because they fit in 15-inch wheels. They aren't cheap, but they work like gangbusters. The brakes are plumbed with lines and fittings from Classic Tube.The floors were cut out of the car to make room for a custom HRCC chassis. The car is technically a unibody now, with the floor welded solidly to the framerails. A Moser 9-inch rear is hung with a four-link and filled with 3.89 gears.The transmission is a Tremec T56 Magnum six-speed mounted to a Quick Time scattershield housing a McLeod clutch.In an attempt to shed as much weight as possible, HRCC replaced all the glass (except the windshield) with Shields polycarbonate windows. The seats and upholstery are from Legendary Auto Interiors, gauges are from Stewart Warner (with a reverse-sweep, 180- mph speedometer that the boys plan to test) in an HRCC-built, turned- aluminum dash insert. The wheels control a Flaming River rack-and-pinion.


text: Photo Gallery Pictures: Amazing Transportation Inventions Jet packs, magnetic levitation, magic buses: Some amazing transportation ideas are truly fiction, while others could propel us in smart new ways. PUBLISHED Wed Nov 23 23:11:00 EST 2011 0 1 / 10 Personal Jet Pack Few ideas for getting from A to B have gripped popular imaginations in the modern era as strongly as the personal jet pack. The ultimate gravity- and traffic-defying machine has appeared in comic books, science fiction novels, Hollywood films, and circus side shows for decades.Although people aren't flying around with rocket-propelled backpacks today as Sean Connery's James Bond once did (Thunderball, 1965), inventions of fiction, sketch pad and exhibition have surprising links to real-world transportation systems.The rotors of Leonardo da Vinci, the lightweight materials of Buckminster Fuller, the robust designs of military strategists: Ideas like these helped to inspire the lineage of today's air, land, and sea vehicles. Even a flight of fancy like Harry Potter's "Knight Bus" has an analogue in the efforts under way to better match mass transit to customer demand. National Geographic's Great Energy Challenge pulled together a look at some amazing inventions that could point the way to a smarter transport future, and some that are just plain fun.Just over 50 years ago, a pioneering jet pack pilot named Harold "Hal" Graham maneuvered a 140-pound "Rocket Belt" by Bell Aerosystems for 112 feet (34 meters). Graham flew "at an altitude best measured in inches," Bell rocket engineer Robert D. Roach later wrote. But on that chilly April morning at Niagara Falls Airport, Graham completed "man's first controlled, individual free-flight with a rocket-belt."The dream is alive and well today. This photo shows a flier strapped into a jet pack from Jetpack International over Denver, Colorado. The company makes three jet pack models, each weighing 180 pounds. One model, sold only to specially trained pilots, can fly for an estimated nine minutes or 11 miles (18 kilometers), up to 250 feet (76 meters) in the air. Two other models, built for demo use only, run on hydrogen peroxide. The mild antiseptic and hair bleach can be used as a rocket propellant in concentrated form. (It doesn't burn but releases a great deal of energy when it decomposes in the presence of a catalyst.) But as an energy alternative, hydrogen peroxide has disadvantages, including the amount of energy required to produce it. And don't expect to go far in one of these demo jet packs; maximum flight time is less than a minute.(Related: "As Jet Prices Soar, A Green Option Nears the Runway")--Josie GarthwaiteThis story is part of a special series that explores energy issues. For more, visit The Great Energy Challenge. Photograph courtesy Jetpack International Self-Driving Car Take all the autonomy and privacy of personal vehicles, subtract the human propensity for distraction, and add a virtual chauffeur. What do you have? Autonomous cars that, in theory, can help commuters de-stress and allow freeways to flow more smoothly. That's the idea, anyway, behind driverless cars, which are gaining increasing attention from automakers and high-tech companies alike.Demonstration models that Google, BMW, Volvo, General Motors, Stanford University, and others have built for testing look like modified regular cars (which they usually are -- computing gear can fit in the trunk). But designers have come up with more futuristic concepts, like the one pictured here from San Francisco industrial design shop Mike & Maaike. Dubbed Atnmbl ("autonomobile," derived from autonomy and automobile), the seven-seat design does away with the steering wheel, brake pedal, and driver's seat. It's envisioned as an electric- and solar-powered model for the year 2040.(Related: "Drexel Students Take On Solar Car Challenge")But autonomous vehicle technology is being tested on some public roadways today, and General Motors executive Alan Taub said recently that vehicles capable of partially driving themselves could become available before the end of this decade. "You think that driving a car is hard, but it's not actually that hard for a computer . . . if the computer actually has good data about what's around it," Google co-founder Larry Page said in a talk at the search giant's Zeitgeist Americas event this fall. "I think they'll work substantially better than an average person, and get better from there. You'll get a software update and your car will be safer." (Related: "Pictures--Cool Cars Designed by Students to Sip Fuel") Illustration courtesy Mike and Maaike Gossamer Albatross Who needs jet fuel when you have a pair of powerful legs? That's the maxim demonstrated by a long line of engineers and athletic pilots who have pushed the limits of human-powered transportation by land, air, and sea. Pictured here is the Gossamer Albatross, which in 1979 became the first human-powered aircraft to cross the English Channel.Sponsored by DuPont, inventor Paul MacCready built the lightweight craft from carbon fiber tubing, balsa wood, clear Mylar, and Kevlar, with the addition of some wire and foam. He engineered a series of human- and solar-powered aircraft between 1959 and 1980, and in 1971 he founded AeroVironment-a company today known for its unmanned aircraft systems and charging equipment for electric cars.The 22.5-mile (36.2 kilometer) Albatross flight lasted just under three hours--about an hour longer than anticipated. And Bryan Allen, the long-distance cyclist who powered the 70-pound Albatross through that grueling journey over water despite leg cramps and dehydration, later told AeroVironment, "There were so many unknowns on that flight that I could not be certain we'd make it, but I was certain I'd use every resource in trying." Photograph from Corbis Shweeb Monorail In the late 1800s, a short-lived experimental transportation system in southern New Jersey took contraptions that looked like upside-down bicycles and mounted them on 1.8 miles (2.9 kilometers) of rail for a smoother, faster ride than one could expect on bicycles of the day. More recently, the idea of a pedal-powered monorail has been revived and updated at a Rotorua, New Zealand, amusement park by a company named Shweeb.Google invested $1 million in September 2010 to support further development of the system for an urban environment. Similar to the bicycle railways of centuries past, the Shweeb system is meant to reduce rolling resistance, "by running hard wheels on hard rail," according to the Shweeb website. But the Shweeb concept goes way beyond that. The design also seeks to cut wind resistance by positioning pedaling passengers in bullet-shaped hanging "pods" with their feet forward, as on a recumbent bicycle. The pods hang from 8-inch-wide (20-centimeter-wide) rails constructed 19 feet (5.8 meters) above street-level pedestrians and traffic.Worried about passing? No need, says the Shweeb team--tailgating can actually help both riders travel faster. That's because a solo pod would have a high-pressure zone, or headwind in front, and a low-pressure zone, or vacuum behind. But when one pod sidles up behind another, it eliminates the vacuum for the lead pod and the headwind for the trailing pod. In short, resistance is cut by half. The company's website promises, "Just as tandem bicycles always travel faster than two single bicycles, two Shweebs travelling in a train always travel faster than either of them could travelling solo." Don't just take it from Shweeb, though. Consider the NASCAR technique known as "two-car bump drafting," in which racers link front and rear bumpers to effectively drive as one car with two engines.According to Peter Cossey, managing director of Shweeb Holdings, the company is hard at work on the Google-backed R&D project and hopes "to have something out" in late 2012, although with ambition to build an accessible, green, cost-competitive, and fun transit solution, he wrote in an email, there remains "a lot on the to-do list."(Related: "Guangzhou Wins Sustainable Transport Prize") Photograph courtesy Shweeb Monorail Technology Hand-Powered Submarine Human-powered vehicles these days might bring to mind recreational contraptions for garage tinkerers or the green-minded set. But rewind back to the American Revolutionary War, and you'll find a human-powered vehicle at the heart of a military attack. Well, an attempted attack, anyway. Meet the American Turtle: the first combat submarine, designed in 1775 by a Yale College student in his 30s named David Bushnell. The oak and iron vessel measured 7.5 feet (2.3 meters) tall and 6 feet (1.8 meters) wide across its midsection. A solo pilot would crank two propellers and maneuver a rudder by hand. To attack, the operator was meant to drill a screw into a ship's hull and light a time fuse, which would be attached to a charge of gunpowder. Then he would crank like mad to get the heck out of Dodge. As it turned out, the hull of the British warship selected as the Turtle's first target was plated in copper. That mission, and two later attacks, failed. Bushnell's Turtle did not have much of a career in future military operations, let alone in civilian life. But roadways today are peppered with technology and designs initially developed for military applications. Chris Gerdes, director of the Center for Automotive Research at Stanford University, pointed to the Jeep as the most prominent example of military vehicles influencing civilian mobility. "This really went from iconic military transport to iconic expression of freedom and mobility," he wrote in an email. Even the Volkswagen Beetle has its roots in defense projects. "This chassis was used by the German military and production was restarted by the British army after the war to meet their needs," said Gerdes. "Some of these were exported by soldiers to the UK and the Beetle craze began." Today, the U.S. military is investing in biofuels, solar, energy conservation, and other green technologies. "Today, one Marine has more technology than I had for 40,000 troops in 2000," Major General Anthony Jackson said during an event at Stanford University last month, just weeks before retiring. "When wars end," he added, "all that technology goes into the civilian sector." Illustration from Mary Evans Picture Library/Alamy Leonardo da Vinci's Helicopter A scale model of Leonardo da Vinci's aerial screw, pictured here in an exhibit at the Sofia City Art Gallery in Bulgaria, gives visitors a glimpse of one of the inventors' most famous schemes for a flying machine. Sketched in 1493, the design called for a spiral-shaped, rotating surface made from iron wire and linen made "airtight with starch," and powered by a human passenger, according to the U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission report on early helicopter technology. The screw, also known a the "air gyroscope," is credited as the first rotary-wing aircraft concept, but Leonardo's design would have been a flightless bird. According to the Centennial of Flight Commission, muscle power "would never have been sufficient to operate a helicopter successfully . . . there was no way to deal with the torque created by the propeller." Photograph by Valentina Petrova, AP Lightweight "Dymaxion" Car A house, a map, a bathroom, and a car: Those are the widely varied applications that inventor Buckminster Fuller found for his Dymaxion (dynamic maximum tension) concept. Shown here is Fuller's first Dymaxion Car, which could carry up to 11 passengers, travel up to 120 miles per hour (about 145 kilometers per hour), and average 28 miles per gallon of gasoline (a little less than 12 kilometers per liter). For comparison, the most efficient minivans in the 2012 model year are rated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency at only 24 miles per gallon (just over 10 kilometers per liter).The three-wheeled Dymaxion Car, pictured here at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, had a steel frame and an ash wood body covered with aluminum. Painted canvas formed the roof. A Dymaxion driver ended up being killed in a crash during a demonstration of the teardrop-shaped vehicle--the apparent result of a rubber-necking driver pulling alongside and hitting the vehicle. The incident spooked potential investors, and the design never made it into large-scale production.Still, shedding pounds has become a vital part of vehicle design in an era of automakers competing to build better, greener cars. "Light weight in vehicle design is extremely important for fuel economy and to make electric vehicles more viable," said Chris Gerdes, director of the Center for Automotive Research at Stanford University. In an email, he explained, "There is a concept known as 'mass decompounding,' meaning that as you make the car lighter, you can make the motor smaller which in turn allows you to carry fewer batteries, which reduces weight further."(Related: "Light Is the Bright IDEA for Transport") Photograph from Hedrich Blessing Collection, Chicago History Museum/Getty Images Harry Potter "Knight Bus" A stranded young wizard in the world of Harry Potter need only jab a wand in the air to summon the Knight Bus, a triple-decker that offers a topsy-turvy brand of public transportation on demand. Forget taxis. This machine can shrink to squeeze through tight spots, and passengers can buy hot chocolate or a toothbrush on board."I love Harry Potter's Knight Bus," said Rachel MacCleery, vice president of infrastructure for the Urban Land Institute. "[It's] so great that it's a bus--the workhorse of any transit system-and not a train," she wrote in an email.Wands sadly remain the stuff of fiction, but the Knight Bus illustrates concepts at work in real-world transportation systems. Telematics, for example, have helped advance "demand responsive" and community-based flexible transport services to help fill the gap between buses and taxis, especially in rural areas. Routes can be optimized based on real-time demand and passengers can be assigned dynamically based on the location and status of vehicles in the fleet.In cities around the world, minibuses and share taxis facilitate this kind of trip aggregation in more informal networks. Residents of New York City and other metro areas, meanwhile, have a growing number of apps to use for finding fellow travelers who will share a cab ride--thereby saving on fare and potentially preventing emissions that would otherwise result from two cars carrying solo passengers.(Related Pictures: "Twelve Car-Free City Zones") "Even with diesel buses, we're taking cars off the road," Virginia Miller, a spokesperson for the American Public Transportation Association said in a phone interview. But many buses now run on natural gas or use gas-electric hybrid systems. Percentage-wise, she added, "If the auto fleet here had as many hybrids as the transit system does, we'd be in a much better place." Photograph by Astrid Stawiarz, Getty Images SkySails Towing Kite "Let's go fly a kite, up to the highest height," the characters of Mary Poppins sing in Walt Disney's 1964 film. For SkySails, a company headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, high-flying, huge kites are the basis of a business aiming to transform the shipping industry. Already, SkySails has attracted about 50 million euros ($67.6 million) in investment for its automated towing kite systems, which include onboard launch, recovery, and steering systems, plus a rope, control pod, and towing kite that swoops in figure-eights hundreds of meters in the air in front of the ship to generate propulsion power. Fewer than 10 ships have been outfitted with the technology to date. Yet using wind propulsion to eliminate even a portion of cargo ships' fossil fuel needs could be an important step for an industry responsible for some 3.3 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions in 2007. And the International Maritime Organization estimates emissions from international shipping, which made up 2.7 percent of global human-caused CO2 emissions in 2007, could double or triple by 2050. Photograph courtesy SkySails Maglev Train The idea of high-speed magnetically levitated trains has floated around since the early 1900s. The concept involves using magnetic fields to levitate a train above the rails, or guideways. No contact between wheels and rails means less friction, and, in theory, lower maintenance costs compared to conventional bullet trains. The technology has seen real-world operation, notably in German and Japanese demonstration projects, and in 2004 Shanghai launched the first commercial maglev line after two years of trials. Connecting the Shanghai airport to downtown, the Shanghai Maglev Train (pictured here) travels up to a blazing-fast 431 kilometers per hour, or about 268 miles per hour. But the up-front costs are steep. In 2008, Germany ditched plans for a 40-kilometer (24.9 mile) maglev project in Munich after cost estimates ballooned to more than 3 billion euros, from a previous estimate of 1.85 billion euros. But maglev isn't over and out yet. This spring, Japanese officials gave the go-ahead for construction of a 9-trillion-yen ($111.4 billion), 320-mile (515-kilometer) maglev line between Tokyo and Osaka, much of it underground. If all goes according to plan-and maglev projects rarely do-the two cities will be connected by a 40-minute train ride by 2045. (Related: "On China's Roads and Rails, a Move to Smarter Transport") Photograph by Keren Su, Corbis Related Stories Clothing from 1600s Shipwreck Shows How the One Percent Lived No, Captain Cook's Ship Hasn't Been Found Yet It's a Museum! It's a Nuclear Bunker! It's North Korea's Subway System!


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I am panicked so I hope I make sense.
Zimbra works fine from my desktop via Outlook and via the web.
The POP3 users in other buildings same LAN different subnet, cannot send mail via Outlook and SMTP. I think it is because they are on a subnetted segment separate from the Zimbra server.
How can I get Zimbra to recognize my two other subnets as allowed Relays?


text: I was just wondering if anyone had suggestions on a source for different trailheads and trails. I live in Pennsylvania and the closest forest has some good trails but it is difficult to find info on trailhead locations as far as I have been able to see. I am planning on a backcountry hunt in Colorado next year on an OTC tag and have started doing some research and am hoping to get a good idea of where I will be starting my hike in so I can concentrate on some maps. Thanks in advance and good luck this season.


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Martinsville, VA - Jeff Gordon has picked up his first win of the season, using a late pass of Matt Kenseth at Martinsville Speedway to snap a 32-race losing streak.
The four-time series champion passed Kenseth with 21 laps remaining Sunday to take the lead and pick up his eighth career victory at Martinsville. It's Gordon's first win at Martinsville since he swept the two races at the track in 2005.
Kenseth finished second and Jimmie Johnson was fifth. The two championship leaders are tied atop the standings with three races remaining to crown the Sprint Cup champion.
Clint Bowyer finished third and was followed by Brad Keselowski.
Kevin Harvick was sixth, followed by Denny Hamlin. Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished eighth, and Greg Biffle and Jamie McMurray rounded out the top 10.
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But Denenberg added that South Shore waterways couldn't wait 15 years to have heightened protection. That's why, he said, the county should complete projects at treatment plants that were funded years ago. The county has allocated $700 million for sewage treatment plant infrastructure improvements since 2007, Denenberg said, including adding a third treatment level at the Bay Park and Cedar Creek plants, ammonium removal, enhanced odor control and replacement of pumps at Bay Park. But $400 million in the five-year plan remains unused, he said.
Noting that the Bay Park pumps that failed during Hurricane Sandy were supposed to have been replaced two years ago, Denenberg said that the public should urge county lawmakers to use the funds and carry out the plan while the TMDL studies and document preparation continue.
"These studies are only confirming what we know, so why wait?" he said. "I will continue to advocate that these projects that have already been planned and designed and in our capital plans for years be implemented and completed."
Stony Brook and Battelle plan to submit final reports on their studies to the DEC in April, Holdridge said. She noted that total funds allocated to develop data to support the TMDL document, which will cost $300,000 to prepare, exceed $1.6 million.
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Citizens Campaign for the Environment and County Legislator David Denenberg are liars and hypocrites!
Where were they 2 years ago, when ask to back East Rockaway and The Greenbay Parkers for more responsible sewer treatment in Nassau County?
They and other "front" groups stood behind Tom Suozzi's 10 year Master Plan and told us everything was alright, the Bay was fine, and we didn't need a TDML. Check the minutes from the Legislative meetings and you'll see that they are full of effluent!
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New Android apps worth downloading: Dolphin Browser update, SmugMug, Flip Runner
A huge update to a popular app is our first app worth downloading today. That app is Dolphin Browser, and its new update adds the ability for users to add web apps to the browser that turn it almost into its own operating system. We've also got SmugMug, which lets you store and display the photos you take with your Android device online, and Flip Runner, an endless runner that lets you manipulate gravity.
Dolphin Browser update (Free)
What's it about? Dolphin Browser has become something more than just your normal web-surfing tool with its latest update
What's cool? Before its latest update, Dolphin was already a solid browser that allowed for things like tabbed and incognito browsing, the ability to sync with other browsers to download history and bookmarks from your computer, and easy sharing and other features. Now the app has added a store for web apps, making Dolphin almost like an operating system unto itself. You can nab tons of popular web apps to add to your browsing experience and customize the app's home screen to access lots of different apps and "speed dial" web pages. Dolphin's UI has also been completely revamped as part of the update.
Who's it for? If you're a fan of Dolphin or want a solid web browser that's a whole lot more, this one's for you.
What's it like? You can get a similar (but maybe less robust) experience from Google's Chrome or Firefox.
SmugMug (Free)
What's it about? SmugMug provides users a place to upload their photos, as well as display and share them.
What's cool? Snapping photos with your Android device is one of the best things about smartphones and tablets, but storing all those photos can be a pain, especially if your device's hard drive isn't especially large. SmugMug helps remedy that problem by providing unlimited online space where users can upload their photos and videos, create galleries, browse other people's images, leave comments and download your images to other devices.
Who's it for? Android photographers, use SmugMug to have a place to store and share all your stuff.
What's it like? Flickr and Photobucket are both solid alternatives for photo uploads.
Flip Runner ($1.00)
What's it about? Endless runner Flip Runner is a game in which players control the pull of gravity, sending their character to different sides of the world to avoid obstacles.
What's cool? Like other endless runner games, Flip Runner is a title in which players control a character that is always running, and their job is to avoid deadly obstacles in that character's path. The game includes just one control: tap the screen, and you'll reverse gravity, causing your runner to reverse which side of the game's central plane he's running along. Flipping gravity lets you dodge saw blades and spikes, but you'll have to adapt to obstacles that are upside down, too.
Who's it for? Fans of running games will find Flip Runner puts a simple but effective twist on the genre.
What's it like? Check out Bobbing and Polara, both of which make interesting changes to the usual runner formula.


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Healthy Mothers Workplace Coalition
The Healthy Mothers Workplace Coalition is a collaboration of non-profit organizations, government agencies and employers created to improve the working conditions and health of new parents.
Workplace conditions affect the health of new parents and their young children. Employer policies related to lactation accommodation, pregnancy and parental leave and work-life balance can affect critical health outcomes for women and infants. These workplace policy differences lead to potential disparities in critical health outcomes for women and infants, including postpartum depression, psychological stress, breastfeeding duration, and childhood development.
Healthy Mothers Workplace Award
The Coalition and community partners have developed the Healthy Mothers Workplace Award for Excellence in Maternal Health and Equity that will recognize San Francisco employers with policies that support the wellbeing of their workers.
Each summer, employers can complete a self-assessment of their policies related to parental leave, lactation accommodation, and work-family balance. The assessment asks employers whether their workplace has adopted certain policies identified by community leaders as integral for the health and equity of women in the workplace. If you have questions, need assistance, or would like to receive an assessment in 2016, please contact Julia at //jparish [at] las-elc.org/">jparish [at] las-elc.org.
Workplaces that meet the necessary criteria will earn a certificate and distinction of a "Healthy Mothers Workplace Award of Excellence." All award-winners will be honored at a ceremony in 2016.
Healthy Mothers Workplace Toolkit
The Coalition has also developed a Healthy Mothers Workplace Toolkit, which provides a comprehensive check-list for mothers and employers, model policies, and resources.
Fact Sheets and Resources
- Lactation Accommodation – Benefits for Families and Employers
- Pregnancy and Parenting Leave – Benefits for Families and Employers
- Work-Family Balance – Benefits for Families and Employers
Coalition Partners
- Legal Aid Society – Employment Law Center
- San Francisco Breastfeeding Promotion Coalition
- San Francisco Department on the Status of Women
- San Francisco Department of Public Health
- San Francisco WIC
- San Francisco Small Business Commission
- UCSF National Center of Excellence in Women's Health
- Boys & Girls Club of San Francisco
- U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Additional Resources
Human Resources and Legal Resources
California Family Leave Laws: Know Your Rights!
Coproduced by the California Work & Family Coalition and Legal Aid Society–Employment Law Center, this is a guide for workers, parents, and caregivers that provides the basics of California's family leave laws.
Taking Leave from Work: Pregnancy/Prenatal Care/Bonding with a New Child
Legal Aid Society–Employment Law Center
Breastfeeding and Healthy Living: California Laws
California Department of Public Health
Pregnant Women and the Affordable Care Act
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office on Women's Health
Rights for Breastfeeding Mothers: Lactation Accommodation and Discrimination
Legal Aid Society–Employment Law Center
Federal & California Maternity/Paternity Leave
Santa Clara County of Public Health
Breastfeeding Resources
San Francisco Breastfeeding Promotion Coalition
Breastfeeding Resources in San Francisco
UCSF National Center of Excellence in Women's Health
Increasing Breastfeeding in the Low-Wage Worksite
California WIC Association
The Business Case for Breastfeeding
U.S. Department of Health and Human Resources, Health Resources and Services Administration
Surgeon General's Call to Action to Support Breastfeeding
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Surgeon General
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office on Women's Health
Your Guide to Breastfeeding available in English, Chinese, and Spanish
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office on Women's Health
Supporting Nursing Moms at Work: Employer Solutions
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office on Women's Health


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DAB Car Radios Buyers Guide + Video
Get the signal loud and clear with our DAB car radios buyer's guide.
DAB Car Radios Buyer's Guide
With a wider range of stations and clearer quality, DAB radio is worth the upgrade. 'Digital Audio Broadcasting' is an advanced way of broadcasting radio, resulting in more reliable, better quality programming. Even though it delivers many stations that are the same as FM, there are also a few stations that are digital exclusive.
Benefits of a digital car radio
DAB offers plenty of features not present in standard analogue radio:
- Wider choice of stations - Take every station you have currently. Then add a whole bunch more!
- Station Names - The digital format quickly detects and lists stations, so you can spend less time scrolling and more time listening.
- Digital Sound -DAB radio is broadcast in a way that does away with background noise and interference for a crisp reception.
- On-screen information - As well as station names, DAB also sends out song names, artists, show listings, headlines and sports results, making it easy to check anything you miss!
- Pause/Rewind - Although not every model is capable of this, certain DAB radios can pause - and rewind - live broadcasts.
Types of DAB radio
You can listen to DAB radio in one of three ways. The first way is to get hold of a Plug and Play adaptor - this fixes to your windscreen, and attaches to your built-system to play DAB through your existing radio. Or use a hidden adapter for a much sleeker, more subtle approach.
If you go for an authentic DAB radio, you'll get a bunch of features specially designed for a more up-to-date unit. As well as better quality, you'll have tailored controls and the choice to use functions such as a smartphone, USB connectivity and Bluetooth.
Get your DAB Radio fitted at Halfords (£29.99/€35.10)
It's very important to make sure your new DAB system is fitted correctly - that's where we come in. Here at Halfords, we can make sure your radio is properly connected to your speakers without any visible clutter; we'll even sort out your antenna!
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text: So I went through Ascension's Atlas style map guide and tailored it for a representation of the Kanto Region of Pokemon (the original ^^). Let me know any thoughts or ways to improve this. It is my first map ever, and I'm up for any critique and feedback. Not sure of many mapping techniques aside from what was demonstrated in his tutorial. It is very simple, and doesn't have much in the way of adornments like many cartoon-y Pokemon maps. Not sure if the attachment is going to work, I'll repost below if it doesn't.


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Cooking in college is nearly impossible, but Boston University student and CHOW.com intern Austin Pohlen knows a nifty trick for how to fix that problem. This special College Edition tip is part of a series aimed to help students on a budget with food and entertaining while living away from home.
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