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can anybody explain C C++ Java regarding dynamic typed or static typed language.
I read somewhere that C C++ and Java are all static language. But I recall there are other opinions about these. Very confused.
can anybody explain C C++ Java regarding dynamic typed or static typed language.
I read somewhere that C C++ and Java are all static language. But I recall there are other opinions about these. Very confused.
What other opinions? There is no question that C, C++, and Java are all statically typed languages, with C++ and Java having some dynamically typed features. There's another issue: strongly vs. weakly typed, which pertains primarily to implicit conversions and overloading. There are numerous in-depth discussions of these issues available on the web; you might want to start with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_system
It's a spectrum. C doesn't have any dynamic typing features, although it allows you to use
After hlovdal's answer, I will quote Benjamin Pierce again, with something positive on the question. I reference and expand from Chapter 1 of his "Types and Programming Languages".
Java is a safe language (i.e. runtime type errors are prevented) with mostly static type-checking. However, due to inheritance (more precisely, subtyping), the type of a variable can be more generic than the type of the pointed value. Moreover, the language also allows to verify if an object has a certain type, and to downcast objects at runtime - during such operations, types are checked at runtime. Therefore, each object has a pointer to a runtime representation of its type.
C is a are unsafe languages with static type-checking. Types do not exist at runtime. C++ is still an unsafe language with static type-checking, but it also features limited run-time type identification for classes satisfying certain condition - i.e. having some virtual method (like all objects in Java).
Edit: "static typing" is a not a well-defined concept. To show that, I'll (loosely) define three properties which one might relate to "static typing".
If you say that a language is "statically typed" if it has all three properties I mentioned above, then neither Java, C nor C++ is statically typed.
Regarding different opinions on static/strong typing I happened to stumble over this old slashdot comment just after reading this question:


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However, this weekend is the 2016 Monaco Grand Prix, and rain is predicted for the race, so that puts a different spin on things! Here's the map for this legendary track:
Looks a little twisty, but nothing too bad, right? Well, um... this is MONACO. We're not talking about Barcalounger with its roomy runoff space, or Singapore with its wide, modern, streets. No, we're talking about running high-tech racing machines at 180mph through what is, at its heart, a small French fishing village... to the point where the harbor is a major feature of the circuit.
In terms of actual racing, Monaco is usually pretty poor. The narrow, twisty, decidedly unstraight lap doesn't much lend itself to such things as passing. Further, the knowledge that a single tiny mistake of any sort will tend to send a car rapidly ping-ponging from barrier to barrier tends to make even the stoutest of drivers break into fits of eye twitching and nervous laughter.
So the presence of a good chance of rain on raceday makes Wonderduck a giddy, giddy, waterfowl. The fine folks of the Legendary Announce Team will be doing their usual level best for us, maybe even FROM Monaco itself (they've done that the past couple of years). Here's the coverage:
Practice 2: 7a - 9a live on NBCSN
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Nope, no typo there: Practice is on Thursday, not Friday, and the race itself is on NBC-the-mother-network, not any of the junior channels. This way any of my readers with a TV can watch it! Then you can make fun of the F1Update! later when it comes out. As is usual, all times are approximately Pond Central time... check your local listings. Post no bills. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Do not taunt happyfunball.
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May 22, 2016
-Strike Witches: Victory Arrow, OVA#03
I don't know when or where I first heard of Flit. I assume it was in The Calculus Affair, one of the best Tintin stories around. I wouldn't have known what it was, y'know, but I would have instinctively accepted it and moved on. "Spray Flit, bugs die." The perfect example of this unswerving acceptance of anything Tintin said as true was in... um... The Red Sea Sharks, I think. At one point, Tintin describes a fighter plane as a "Mosquito." I just assumed that was a nickname for all fighter planes (I was very young when I learned to read using Tintin...).
As it turned out, Tintin was referring to a very particular aircraft, the DeHavilland Mosquito, but I didn't know that. To this day, I still think of fighter planes as "mosquitoes", though only to myself.
FLIT! Right, right. Back to that. I didn't really know what Flit was, just that it killed bugs. That sprayer ("a flit gun") though... that's iconic. I wonder what Tintin would think of Strike Witches? And suddenly I feel this desperate need for a crossover...
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May 19, 2016
Not just because the girls were cute and the art was pretty, but because the series was just that damn good. Full package, from animation to story to characters to sound, it just amazed me and made me wonder why it wasn't next week already. Before that, what show did I fall in love with last?
2011's Rio Rainbow Gate! fits that bill. The polar opposite of HibEuph, I wound up loving it while doing my series writeups. The animation isn't good, the characters are paper-thin, the story is dreadfully bad, but I'll be darned if it isn't going to be The Pond's "high water mark" down the line. After this, though? Sure there's 2006's Kanon, and 2007's Hidamari Sketch, and 2005's Aria and on and on... but there's just been nothing else recently.
I miss that. I miss falling head over heels with a series like Noir, which just completely blindsided me with its quality. Once every five years just isn't often enough. Oh, don't get me wrong, there's plenty of shows I've liked... one look at the "anime writeups" category will tell you that... but that's not the same thing. I need that magic again... and I don't see any chance that it's going to happen anytime soon. I know it's stupid to hope for a classic series to come down the pike, but there it is.
Otherwise, why are we watching?
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May 17, 2016
Despite this, in a shining example of work ethic, ignoring of pain, and stupidity, I dragged myself into work. As soon as I walked into the office, however, I told my boss what was going on in my skull, sat down at my desk, and got to work. A note: staring at small text on a bright computer monitor is NOT something you want to do when you have a notamigraine. Despite this, I was able to get some claims done. Slowly, yes, but they were getting done. Then came the bi-weekly payroll form distribution. See, with this we find out just exactly how much our next check will be, and how it breaks down per claim type. This particular distribution was important because it had the updated "Quality Numbers" on it.
Basically these show just how accurate you've been in the past few months... the better your accuracy, the higher you get paid per claim. They're based on a rolling three-month average... and I had a fairly damaging error on Month One. However, with the new Numbers, Month One fell off and the new month's numbers took its place. Normally, I could figure out what that was going to do to my Accuracy average, but for two things. One, I had an error in the new month, and Two, my brain hurt. However, the error wasn't a financial mistake, but a procedural... I did the right thing, but did it in a way that wasn't Correct. Tshc, whatever. So my sheet was handed to me and...
...I'm now making as much per claim as it's possible to make. To say I was excited would be an overstatement. Yes, overstatement: I was in too much discomfort to be happy. In fact, I only lasted another hour or so after that before I gave up and went home. At which point I napped, woke up for a short time, napped again, woke up again (and still had the notamigraine), then went to bed for the night.
This morning, I woke up with a headache. Not THE headache, just A headache. Thus relieved of my burden from the previous day, I went into work with a lilt in my voice and a kick in my step. This lasted all the way up until the instant I clocked in, at which point the "message" light popped on my computer screen: one of the claims I had one a week or two back had been audited and found to have an error. A financial error. A not insignificant financial error. Which I'll see in a couple of months.
Dammit. Then the rest of the day was filled with frustrating claim after frustrating claim, and when I got home? The internet was down. YAY! Oh, and that headache is still persistent. Gah.
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May 15, 2016
*LIGHTS OUT: Hamilton had a flawless start and led his hard-charging teammate into Turn 1, a lead that lasted no longer than that. Rosberg, on the grippy side of the track, managed to keep his speed higher through the turn and passed the Brit. And then it happened. Rosberg, his engine apparently in the wrong power setting, dumped power as it began to harvest power for the batteries. Hamilton suddenly had a 10mph advantage over the leader and dove to the right. Rosberg moved that way as well in a legal block, but Hamilton, committed continued onwards... and onto the grass.
Traction totally lost, Hamilton went sideways in an uncontrolled slide. More importantly, he lost almost no speed in this skid, while Rosberg slowed to make the upcoming turn.
Hamilton's car, completely nonresponsive to anything the driver did, collected Rosberg. Now both Mercedes were sideways, damaged, and headed for the kittylitter.
The two dominant cars of the 2016 season were out of the race.
*TRYING AGAIN: After the safety car returned to the pit lane, Red Bull's Smiley Ricciardo led his new teammate, former Toro Rosso driver Embryo Verstappen, a hot-starting Carlos Sainz, Seb Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen back to racing. Within a few laps, Sainz would be passed by both Vettel and Raikkonen, leaving the race to boil down to Ferrari vs Red Bull.
*STRATEGERY: Soon enough it became apparent that the two teams were evenly matched. The Red Bulls led, the Ferraris followed, but neither could really gain an advantage on the other. With the cars and drivers equal, it was going to be a true Team vs Team race: the guys in the pit lanes were going to make a difference, maybe a race-winning one. The first round of stops went smoothly, but something small occurred on Lap 24 that changed everything.
*TO THE MANOR BORN: Rio Rainbow Gate! was Manoring his way around the circuit some handful of seconds slower than the leaders, believing himself to be a true F1 driver instead of one that has a seat by dint of Indonesian national funding. As he pedaled his way through the lap, Smiley Ricciardo had caught up to him. The problem was, he couldn't get past. Turbulence from the Manor kept washing out the Red Bull's grip in the turns, and down the long straights, the Mercedes engine gave the backmarker a 7mph speed advantage. By the time Rio Rainbow Gate! let Ricciardo past, Embryo Verstappen and Seb Vettel had both taken a second off of the leader. Now all three were covered by less than two seconds, with Raikkonen a bit further back.
*C-C-C-CHANGES: At this point, Red Bull made a pit-wall decision, one that had long-reaching consequences for the race: they split the pit stop strategies on the fly. They moved the leader to a three-stop strategy, counting on fresher tires to allow their man to make up the time lost in the extra stop. Meanwhile, they kept Embryo Verstappen, in second place, on a two-stop strategy. The tires needed to pull this off would be slower, but with one fewer stop to make... well. Ferrari, reacting to Red Bull's move, pitted third-place Seb Vettel early to cover. The question now became: which strategy would be faster at the finish line? Two stops or three?
*FOOLED YA: Vettel only stayed out for eight laps on the soft tires he had put on to mirror Ricciardo. By pitting early, he managed to undercut the Red Bull driver; by the time Smiley would pit, Vettel had managed to use the pit lane to get past for third. Ricciardo had gone from the lead to fourth, thanks to a strategy he had no call on.
*ON THE OTHER HAND: Verstappen and Raikkonen, on the two-stop strategies, were now out in front of their teammates... and it quickly became clear that the Ferraris were just a bit quicker than the Red Bulls. The problem was, as it often is, turbulence. The Finn couldn't quite get close enough to make a move on the leader, and Vettel was able to keep his Australian rival behind him, though doing so required quite a bit of effort. And so the four sat, Verstappen - Raikkonen - 10 second gap - Vettel - Ricciardo, for lap after lap. One error by anybody would allow the others to capitalize instantly... and as the fifth place driver was nearly 40 seconds adrift of Smiley, they were the only ones who would benefit from a mistake.
*IN THE END: The error ended up being nobody's fault... and made the least amount of difference possible. Ricciardo picked up some debris and his left-rear tire let go. He was able to nurse his car around the last third of the track, make the pits, and return to the race still in fourth, but Vettel was no longer in danger. Ahead of them, Raikkonen had hovered less than a second behind Embryo Verstappen for lap after lap, trying to pressure the youngest driver in F1 history into a mistake or an opening... and being unable to do so. Verstappen was flawless, never locking a tire, never missing a line through the turns, never giving the Finn the opening he so desperately needed. When he took the checkered flag, some .600 seconds ahead of the Ferrari driver, he became the first Dutchman to win a F1 race and the youngest driver ever to win (taking that title from Seb Vettel). Not bad for someone who had never even driven his F1 car before Friday's practice due to being promoted from Toro Rosso a week earlier.
*OH, THAT: So what of the man Verstappen had traded teams with, Kid Kvyat? He finished in 10th, but he did something no Toro Rosso driver had ever done: he turned fast lap of the race. In other bits and pieces of interest, Haas F1's Esteban! finished his first race of the season, ending up in 11th. Lettuce Grosjean, the other Haas driver, had to retire with brake failure.
*AFTER-ACTION: The FIA stewards judged the Mercedes accident to be a racing incident, no penalties to be handed out. And Embryo Verstappen... well:
We'll leave the writeup with that.
Next race is in two weeks, at the spiritual home of Formula 1: MONACO. See ya then!
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May 14, 2016
|Lewis Hamilton
|Nico Rosberg
|Smiley Ricciardo
|Red Bull Racing
|Embryo Verstappen
|Red Bull Racing
|Kimi Räikkönen
|Sebastian Vettel
|Valtteri Bottas
|Carlos Sainz
|Toro Rosso
|Sergio Perez
|Force India
|Fernando Alonso
|Nico Hulkenberg
|Force India
|Jenson Button
|Kid Kvyat
|Toro Rosso
|Lettuce Grosjean
|Kevin Magnussen
|Jolyon Palmer
|Felipe Not Nasr Massa
|Sony Ericsson
|Felipe Not Massa Nasr
|Pascal's Wager
|Rio Rainbow Gate
If Lewis Hamilton is going to make a run at points leader Nico Rosberg, this is where he needs to start, and Barcalounger's propensity of giving the win to the polesitter seems to bode well for the Brit. The surprise isn't that he's on pole, though... it's that Ferrari isn't on the second row. Instead, it's the new Red Bull combination of Smiley Ricciardo and Embryo Verstappen that poses the nearest "threat" to the Silver Arrows.
And yes, I said Verstappen is driving for Red Bull. Earlier this week it was announced that Kid Kvyat was being moved to Toro Rosso, with The Embryo moving to the Grownup's Team. Allegedly this was going to happen in 2017 anyway, but it seems much more likely to be due to Kvyat's ham-fisted mauling of Seb Vettel last race.
In any case, I have my doubts as to whether Red Bull can mount a legit challenge to the Mercs, but I guess we'll see. I suspect a Mercedes 1-2 is in the offing... oh wait. That's almost every race, isn't it?
Haas seems poised for points again, with Lettuce is 14th. Maybe the biggest shocker is Fernando Alonso dragging his McLaren kicking and screaming into Q3 for the first time since the team took on Honda engines.
Race is in the morning... see ya then!
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May 13, 2016
-ARIA the Avvenire OVA 2
Man, reentry when you're wearing a full-length dress has got to be an iron-clad beeyotch, that's all I've gotta say.
Akari's unfortunate experience with lithobraking had some serious consequences for Aqua. Nuclear winter just can't compare to the horror that is Undine Winter. Mars will never be the same... again.
Okay, yes, I'm joking. It's ARIA, you think something bad happened? There were three series, an OVA, multiple picture dramas, the manga, and of course the Avvenire, and I can't think of a single negative thing that occurred in any of them. When the closest I can come is the retirement of Aria Company's original Black Gondola, you know it's a cheerful series. Unless you count my picture of Grandma as a retired Kancolle shipgirl, that is.
Just go watch. If you're a fan of ARIA, you've already seen it, of course, but watch it again. It's worth it, if only for the effort the animators put into Akari's long plummet.
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May 11, 2016
It used to be that the teams did so much testing here that they knew where every paint chip was missing on the curbs, where to find every hairline crack in the pavement, where every rise, ease, bump and dip was located. Since they no longer run tens of thousands of kilometers here every offseason, that's only partially true now, but there's still very few tracks the teams know as well as Barcalounger. It's as if it's part of the F1 DNA... unravel the double-helix, and you'll find one strand lays itself out as Silverstone, the other strand like Barca.
Because of that, it's rare that a race in Spain is any good: 13 of the past 15 have been won from pole, for instance. There's just no surprises waiting to catch out an unsuspecting driver, because there's no such thing as an unsuspecting driver at Barca. It's not even a bad layout, all things being equal, it's just hard to pass here. Of course, DRS has made that less true than it has been, but 2015's race was notable for being remarkably dull, even by the standards of dull F1 races. The only real excitement was the running over of two different front jackmen during pit stops (to be fair, brake failure caused one of the incidents... the other was caused by driver failure... to stop! Ha! I slay me!).
So why should we watch this race? Well, reason one is that we're F1 fans and that's what we do. Reason two is that Nico Rosberg is gunning for his eighth consecutive win and fifth in a row in-season... which, ohbytheway would move him equal to names like Brabham, Clark, Mansell and... oh, will you look at that, Hamilton! A third reason would be to see how Haas adapts to the equipment upgrades.
Of course the Legendary Announce Team will be doing their usual excellent work this weekend; here's the broadcast schedule for your edification:
Practice 2: 7a - 830a live on NBCSN
Quals: 7a - 830a live on NBCSN
2016 Grand Prix of Spain: 6a - 9a live on NBCSN
As always, all times Central Pond Time. Doublecheck your schedules, just to be sure. Subtract two hours for west coast, add one hour for east coast, and if you're onboard the ISS,well, you're on your own. As is usual, the F1 Update! gang will be along sometime afterwards with their writeup of questionable quality. See ya then.
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May 09, 2016
So now that I've watched the series, what do I think of it?
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It's Monday. Again.
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May 08, 2016
It has seemed like, for whatever reason, the past few weeks have seen my usual entertainment sources swamped by Mother's Day reminders. To a greater extent than normal, that is... just incessant. Every break in a Cubs game on the radio? There's a commercial for flowers, or chocolate, or chocolate flowers. TV? "Mother's day is coming up, and what better to get her than...". Even the interwebz.
All of which has gone a long way to defeating my annual attempt at forgetting the day exists. Not that I don't remember Momzerduck, I do! It's just that this holiday makes me sad...
Just... call your mother. Hug her if it's convenient. She misses you, y'know.
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May 05, 2016
I dare you.
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May 03, 2016
1) A review of Kono Subarashii Sekai Ni Syukufuku Wo!, aka KonoSuba.
After reading a "first impressions" post by The Crimson Splat, I thought KonoSuba would be just what I needed: funny, a little stupid, lighthearted. Something I could enjoy without having to think too hard about it. Well, I was wrong. I've thought a lot about KonoSuba, and it's time to hold my review up to the light and let y'all see it.
2) Fanservice, cheesecake and how one man's trash is another man's person.
A couple of days ago, a brief conversation over at SDB's place about the content of his prolific cheesecake posts got me to thinking about my lack of interest in doing similar here at The Pond. It has nothing to do with some "high-minded" attitude / prudery, but about how most cheesecake is either boring or outright tasteless to me. And what's the difference, anyway?
So there's your choices, dear readers. Your opinion will make the difference... let me know in the comments! It's up to you!
UPDATE: Welp, sounds like the masses have spoken! KonoSuba it is...
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May 01, 2016
*LIGHTS OUT: We're not going to lie, the race was interesting for a grand total of two turns. It was in that second turn that the expected demolition derby occurred, sending multiple cars into the pits for replacement parts. It also ended the race of Rio Rainbow Gate, Nico Hulkenberg, and Ferrari's Seb Vettel. The German was taken out of the race by counteroffensives from Kid Kyvat, defending his home circuit. The Red Bull driver hit Vettel once in Turn 2, tipping him into a half-spin, then nailed him a second time a very short time later, knocking the red car into the wall and ending his day. Vettel then voiced his opinion of the incident on team radio... fortunately, the profanities were bleeped out, protecting ears across the world. In the melee, Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton advanced from 10th on the grid at the start to fifth. The safety car that was called out lasted for three laps.
*RESTART: The safety car left the track, and the restart went the way it always does: the leader manages to dash away, leaving the car in second to desperately try to claw back any ground lost to third place. Meanwhile, Hamilton quickly took fourth, then third place three laps later. The fight for second place, with the Williams of Valterri Bottas would take much longer.
*FOREGONE CONCLUSION: In fact, it took until Lap 19, at which point Hamilton dropped a nice move on the Finn for second. However, their squabbling over the position meant that they had no way of challenging the leader... an opening that Nico Rosberg took full advantage of. After he had stopped for new tires and returned to the race, he had a 12 second lead over his teammate. While it would drop as low as seven seconds on Lap 35, one never got the sense that Hamilton had the ability to get past Rosberg, let alone catch him... his long-term fight over second place with the similarly-engined Williams made that clear. Indeed, Hamilton was a distant 25 seconds behind when the race finished, only six seconds clear of a resurgent Kimi Raikkonen in third. Bottas was fourth, followed by Felipe Not Nasr Massa, his Williams teammate. A pleasant sight in sixth place was the McLaren of Fernando Alonso, followed by the Renault of Kevin Magnussen... the first points for that team this season. Haas continued their amazing debut with Lettuce Grosjean finishing in eighth, ahead of the Force India of Sergio Perez, and Jenson Button put the second McLaren in the points as well with its 10th place finish.
*FINAL THOUGHTS: This race was a dog from beginning to end. When Vaucaunson's Duck is sending us pictures of his cat ignoring the race, you know it's bad, and it really was. It's an awful track, filled with boring turns, and we couldn't even count on tire wear to liven it up... a set of super-soft tires could last 25 laps here, out of 52. Russia is in the rear-view mirror, thankfully, and we'll next be in Spain. Catalunya isn't much better, but we'll be beginning the European leg of the calendar, which means upgrades. It'll be a whole new game then. See you there.
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April 30, 2016
It's not enough that Rosberg is leading the Driver's Championship by a serious amount, no no... now his two most obvious challengers are suffering from technical failures, too! Seb Vettel, who is nominally second on the grid, will be starting seventh after a gearbox change. And Lewis Hamilton, Rosberg's teammate, set a comfortable time in Q2, then suffered a drastic loss of power from his engine. At last report, the team was elbow deep in the back of the car despite it being in parc ferme. This means that there's a good chance Hamilton will be starting from the back of the grid or the pit lane for the second race in a row... and we know how well that turned out last time. Oh, as if that wasn't enough he might also get a penalty for not rejoining the track in the correct manner after running wide at one point.
It's difficult to see a scenario where Hamilton can recover from this awful start to the season to come back and win the driver's championship, but stranger things have happened. However, Rosberg's lead is not a fluke; he's driving very well, and very very fast. For example, look at the two Merc speeds in Q2: Rosberg 1:35.337, Hamilton 1:35.820. A half-second faster? That's no accident.
The rest of the grid is pretty standard. It's possible that Haas has now found their true pace after the ridiculously wonderful first two races. It's been expected that as the season rolled on, Haas would be unable to keep up with the march of upgrades, but boy, that happened fast! Assuming, of course, that's what's going on here.
The McLarens, so miserable last year, are now looking like they've officially taken the next step to getting back to the top. It can't happen soon enough if you ask me. Force India is still twitching, which is something of a surprise considering the huge financial and legal problems Vijay Mallya has... he's $1.4billion in debt, a court in Mumbai issued a warrant for his arrest, the Indian government revoked his passport and has asked Britain to deport him.
The race is Sunday morning, F1U! will be along afterwards, and we'll see you then or thereabouts!
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April 28, 2016
Lux et Veritas, Scott Sterling. Lux et Veritas.
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April 26, 2016
Nope, no change from 2014 or 2015. That's unfortunate, because this race has not given us great events in the past. The first race was run under the shadow of Jules Bianchi's accident, when nobody in particular really wanted to be there. 2015 saw wrecks a-plenty, a dull race, and a track worker nearly run over by Seb Vettel. Now, one could say that the circuit has yet to get "a fair shake," as it were. It's still awfully new, the events of the past two years have overshadowed the track, so on and so forth. One less charitable could say that, because the circuit sucks Siberian Snow Cones, the events of the past occurred. Go ahead, guess which view I tend towards, I dare you.
Look... it's really quite simple: there are 10 90-degree turns. If you add in Turns 7 and 8, it becomes an even dozen. Think those do anything to the flow of the track? Or do you believe that stopping and starting and stopping and starting make for exciting racing? Of course it's a Hermann Tilke layout. I mean, sure, I suppose he did the best he could given the limitations of having to race through the Olympic Park, but... well. They don't listen to my advice over at the FIA... they don't even reply, except for that one time with the restraining order... so no use in complaining.
The good kulaks of the Legendary Announce Team will be doing their usual coverage at the usual times... but let's check 'em out to make sure we're all on the same page, shall we?
Practice 2: 6a - 730a live on NBCSN
Quals: 7a - 830a live on CNBC
2016 Grand Prix of Russia: 6a - 930a live on CNBC
Note the long running time for the race on Sunday... I'm assuming that includes both pre-race buildup and "F1 Extra", the post-race coverage. All times Pond Central, add an hour for those of you in Virginia, take two hours away for y'all in San Francisco, and but one if you're a relative of mine in Albuquerque, NM.
Actually, anybody in Albuquerque should take one hour off Pond Central time. Just... y'know what? Never mind. Whatever. Do what you wanna do. It's yer thang.
We'll be along sometime after the race with the usual F1Update!, except maybe this time with energy and passion. Or not. We'll see.
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April 25, 2016
-iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls, Ep04
I am of the opinion that I'm missing something with this show, perhaps even more than with the original Idolmaster series. Kinda like how Kantai Collection is filled with references that only make sense if you've played the game, I'm guessing that I'm only getting half the story here. Maybe someone who's actually played it can pipe up... I think I remember seeing that The Man Called Author played it... and tell me if that's really the case.
Maybe he can also explain why Anastasia isn't the main character in the show.
Because, ye gods and little fishies, she's certainly my most popular. She's no Chihaya, of whom I even have a figma, but she ain't far behind.
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April 23, 2016
And on the North Side of Chicago in 1968, in a hospital somewhere in the vicinity of Wrigley Field (which hosted its first baseball game on April 23, 1914, under the name Weeghman Park), unto this unsuspecting world was inflicted a Wonderduck.
As always, nobody is more surprised than myself.
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April 22, 2016
But for me, it wasn't the hits that made him the legend he was. Instead, it was the sheer amount of musical talent he possessed. He played all the instruments on his first five albums, only creating a band for touring purposes. Liner notes to his albums show around 40 different instruments, including vocals. Of course, his vocal range went from ridiculously high falsetto to a baritone that began to impinge on bass. But his guitar was his true standout skill.
There's a story making the rounds that Eric Clapton was once asked what it was like being the best guitarist in the world, and he replied "I don't know, but you can ask him, he's right over there" while pointing at Prince.
There's no evidence Clapton actually said that, but there's no denying his talent. But it was sometimes hard to notice the ability behind the flamboyance and self-indulgent behavior that was endemic to his persona. If there's one thing Prince was, however, it was performer.
Superbowl XLI was a painful one for me, as the Bears lost to the Colts that year, but the halftime show by Prince was jaw-dropping. According to an NFL Films documentary about the entire game-event-thing, the producer of the halftime show came to Prince and said "I'm sorry, but it's raining." Prince replied with a casual "Yes, it's raining." Mind you, the set was made out of a type of tile that was slippery to begin with, and now you've got rain on it as well. The producer, worried, asked if there was "anything we can do for you?" Prince's response was "Can you make it rain harder?" I haven't seen the whole performance since that game, as Prince was virulently anti-digital; he did everything he could to keep his stuff off of youtube, for example.
Having lived in Minnesota, having been to 1st Avenue, the club/concert hall seen in the movie Purple Rain, and other places in and around Minneapolis, one knew that it was always possible that one night he would show up unannounced, play a small intimate concert, then leave, just because he wanted to. This was just something he did. Never any rhyme or reason as to where, either... he could show up in Duluth just as easily as St Paul. I'm not ashamed to say that I took advantage of that one Halloween.
I dressed in a pair of black jeans, black turtleneck, black combat boots, a black duster, black shades, I even dyed my hair, eyebrows and mustache black (somewhere in San Francisco, Vaucaunson's Duck has just died laughing). I borrowed a fake cellphone and an earpiece from the theatre props shop, and told my friends that I'd catch up with them. About an hour later, I climbed the stairs leading to a local bar with a stage at the end of it; an acoustic guitarist was playing not overly well. I walked in, ignored my friends, and stood at the end of the bar as far away from the stage as I could. Anybody who approached me got the cold shoulder, or a deadpan look from behind the sunglasses. After a couple of beers, the bartender finally made his way over to me to ask what my deal was. I quietly said that I was one of Prince's bodyguards... hinting without outright saying it that he was in the area looking for a place to play, and I was scouting this place.
For the next 90 minutes or so, I didn't have to pay for anything... and the beer had stopped, the bartender providing me mixed drinks instead. At one point, I could see the bartender leaning over and talking to a couple of people at the other side of the bar. I couldn't hear what he said, but suddenly the were staring at me intently... then they practically ran back to their table, and then everybody there was staring at me. It took almost no time at all for the message to make it to my friend's table... and they were staring at me, not with eager and hopeful anticipation like the others, but in frank admiration. To their credit, they did not blow my cover.
All good things come to an end, however, and I eventually made the fake phone ring, "answered" it, said a few words into it, then briskly walked towards the exit. The bartender looked a question at me, I shook my head, and left quickly. About a half-hour later, when the rest of the gang showed up for the apres-party, the amount of grief I took was awesome.
Two weeks later, I went back to the place, except I was dressed normally, my hair back to its regular red... but I had the sunglasses with me, in a pocket. I chatted with the bartender, and it looked like he wasn't sure if he had seen me before, until he asked me flat out. At which point, I pushed my hair back, put on the sunglasses, and muttered something about Prince. The bartender stared at me, said "you sunuvabitch!", shook my hand, handed me a beer, and said "when you're done with that, I don't want to see you here ever again." That was fair... but I left a $40 tip anyway, which was the whole point of going back in the first place.
Prince Rogers Nelson passed away yesterday in his studio in Chanhassen, MN. He was 57. His music will live on.
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Warning: First of all everyone over here note that this is not an authorized D-Link guide or Tips. As all the thinks which you will find over here are not official D-Link advice. But changing any device firmware however usually it is safe, but it can be a risk to your device if not done properly. So just read everything properly before doing anything.
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The firmware is developed by BrainSlayer. The first version of DD-WRT firmware is based on "Alchemy" from Sveasoft Inc, which in turn is based on the original firmware version from Linksys and other projects. DD-WRT was created because Sveasoft started charging 20$ to download their software.
Note: DD-WRT firmware is a beta, so it contains errors. It is recommended to install beta firmware on large networks such as companies, banks, etc. You can find a bugtracker at: DD-WRT Bugtracker (free registration required).
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i tried to re-upload the single one but none of the sites i tried would go over 200mb so i had to split the files into 2.
i tried to re-upload the single one but none of the sites i tried would go over 200mb so i had to split the files into 2.
Got ya... So the mirrors you made are for the same files as the large pack just split up eh? I was thinking that, but the filesizes didn't seem right although maybe different compression etc.
Two sites I use (both are under uploading maintenance at the moment, but should be back soon) for 200+MB files are putlocker.com and sockshare.com (example files from each of files over 200 MB: http://www.putlocker.com/file/E470CC0368BF67BD and http://www.sockshare.com/file/11C70E32B7A89418)
Anyway, thanks for the clarification alchybear and +Rep!
no way will this work on the newer consoles, sony changed the bootloader keys. i tried flashing custom firmwares into a 3000x series console before. it doesnt work!
well then you need to try this as it does work from another user has already tested it and left a comment saying it works for 3000x models. if your talking about 4000x model super slim i doubt a boot loader will change if you can still read or write to its own nor when its the exact same brand as any other slim that the e3 fits on.
and if your saying it doesn't work trying to go to 3.55, in this case here this does not go to 3.55 at all, its on a firmware that 3000x models have been on and are able to downgrade to.
What is the procedure? I can't understand how to do this...
you use a flasher and downgrade it just like their tutorial except you use the files i have ready instead of the files released with e3.
This is not news and should be removed before people get their hopes up. lv2diag.self is signed with 3.55 private key. so this will definitely not work on newer console which didn't support 3.55
i'm guess i'll make another video on a 3000x console, CECH-3001a to be specific specific to prove this works on 2000-3000 slims models. only thing i can say is i don't know if it will on 4000 since i don't have one.
dont try and dig yourself out of a hole here, sony changed the bootloader keys on newer consoles also 3000x series has metldr.2 the newer ps3's are very secure because sony fixed the sign fail bug that the fail0verflow team found which stops us calculating new private keys also they removed linux support. so you would need the new private key then you could sign loaders on the newer console then install linux and see if you can exploit the new bootloader. but it aint going to happen
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Terminating for the 1st Time
I think you're making the right choice and going about it in a very professional manner. I had an infant like that a few months ago and my work life has been so much more pleasant seen they found other care.
Good luck.
Pam married to Alan. Loving our crazy life! Growing our family through foster care and adoption. Blessed mom of T,H,S,B & ^E^ and Mimi to C ♥
I think two months is plenty of notice.
I have a 9 month old who is here full time. This is her second week. I expressed to mom that her schedule and demeanor is MUCH BETTER when she is here early in the morning, rather than showing up just before lunch.
She now comes before 8:30 a.m., and though she still cries more than I would expect, the schedule helps a lot.
Perhaps if the baby you are taking care of comes to you full-time, you will have a chance to train him/her to your schedule. But, if it's pure collic and you're truly done, than maybe center care is better for the baby where they have more than one teacher in the room and they can take turns with the baby when necessary.
I'd give 1 month notice. That still gives them plenty of time to find a nanny or other daycare. Do it for your sanity!
Mama to 2 wonderful kids
Trust me I have been doing this for years and have termed many kids some just like this situation GIVE 2 WEEKS NOTICE! I guarantee you will regret 2 months. If you can't term sooner for financial reasons or whatever then wait.
I agree with giving 2-3 weeks notice. 2 months is a long time if you are already mentally done. That's enough time for them to find another arrangement.
Hugs (for the crying and having to term). Its hard to term but you'll be so relieved when you are done and the crying is gone.
Having a part time baby is very hard. You said she was kicked out of DC before? That would have put her around 4 months. Do you know what the issues were?
Yes, I finally went anon.....
In regards to the babies previous termination, it was also the crying/eating issues. Mom wants baby fed on a strict schedule (x ounces every x hours) and NO cereals, fruits, or veggies, the previous provider didn't think the baby was getting adequate nutrition and it was making the baby cry incessantly. Mom is a baby led weaner, and only finally started solids at my facility at 8 months when the food program, and the baby's pediatrician, would no longer allow the EBF on a schedule diet, because the baby is abnormally small for her age. I think this contributes to the babies unhappiness, but I also think there may be social/emotional issues - possibly autism. The child doesn't wave, doesn't smile, doesn't laugh, doesn't enjoy age appropriate games such as peek a boo or pat a cake. She just stares at me expressionless in the rare instance she isn't crying. It's so sad. This whole situation makes me so sad!
If the mother is unwilling to allow you to increase feeding this child THAT is reason enough to term. The parents and I need to be partners and if they are unwilling to work with me then we are not a good fit. In addition, a child who is obviously miserable is not a good fit. For the health of everyone AND your business professionalism it would be best to term now.
As much as we want to empathize with parents, we cannot make wise business decisions based on how it will impact them (only.) I call this 'parent think' and suffer from it myself. LOL
Mom did allow me to increase the child from 3 ounces over time to 4, then 5, every three hours, and when the child turned eight months and she needed a pediatricians note to continue on breastmilk only, she got a note, although the pediatrician wouldn't write it for what she wanted (which was for baby to continue only on breastmilk), so she started sending fruits and veggies to spoonfed, and was allowed to opt out of cereals only, but since baby has never been spoonfed before, she isn't eating any of it, and often doesn't even finish bottles anymore either as she's losing interest in them. It's really tough, because mom has technically tried to comply (too little, too late?) it just isn't working. :-/. Maybe I will switch to one month notice since that's what I require of my parents.


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An IT technical framework for e-government: based on case study in Indian context. EG 6(4): 391-405 (2009)
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Performance Measurement of Single, Dual and Quad Core Machines Using SPEC CPU2006. CDES 2009: 143-149
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Topology-related effects of Gated-Vdd and Gated-Vss techniques on full-adder leakage and delay at 65nm and 45 nm. APCCAS 2008: 972-975
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Effects of Register File Organization on Leakage Power Consumption. CDES 2008: 85-88
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Energy Reduction in SRAM using Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Management. VLSI Design 2008: 503-508
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Performance Analysis of an Intel Pentium-4 Based Personal Computer for Multiplke Sequence Alignment. CDES 2007: 74-77
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Performance of Sequence Alignment Bioinformatics Applications on General Purpose Processors: A Case Study. BIOCOMP 2006: 556-559
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Performance Analysis of Embedded Applications on a Pentium-4 Based Machine. ESA 2006: 191-197
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Great quality. SUPER easy to put together in no time!! GREAT price! It's a no brainer! You want this Sun Shelter....trust me. We have two toddlers....it was terrific for the beach. SUPER small for carrying on the beach. Actually, currently, I just keep it in my trunk - cuz you never know when we'll need it next. I also used it at the pool! Love it! And - as always, Walmart shipping ROCKS! Thank you Ozark!
I took this tent to the beach with me I was able to set it up in about 5 mins. I filled the sandbags with sand and the tent stayed in place. It provided excellent shelter from the sun and heat. It has mesh window that allows wind to get thru. Bottom line its a excellent product its light weight, and easy to assemble nd disassemble.
The shelter is 4x4 as indicated, but it's much smaller than I would prefer. Perfect for putting the baby inside to protect from the sun and the multiple openings with different options for shade are a nice way to keep the breeze going and maintain the shade. The set-up is easy (my six-year-old helped) and so is wrapping it up. I was surprised and pleased with the size of the travel case - hardly takes up any room in the car - perfect for beach trips.
I purchased this sun shade for when we go out to the beach, or camping, as a relief from the sun. So far I am pleased with this product. Setting up was pretty easy, I only had to reread the directions a couple of times. There's really not much to it once you realize how it goes. Its lightweight, yet durable. The disassembling is a little trickier, as it took me several tries to get it back in the carrying bag. Little frustrating, but as I get it out more, I'm sure learning how to it up will become easier.
I wanted this so my 2 yr old grand son could enjoy the beach and also get out of the sun when he wanted and it is perfect for it
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I needed something to shield the sun while we were at the beach as well as hold our personal items while we were in the water. This product does just that. It is small so only 1 person will fit comfortable under it but it does block the sun and holds your personal items. I would recommend it to anyone and I would purchase it again if needed.
This is perfect for the beach. It folds up very small for packing and is easy to assemble. My four year old even loves to use it as a tent in his room for playing.
Bought this to use at the beach for my small dog. The heat and sun really gets to him. It was perfect for him and to keep our personal items and cooler in. LOVE it
I haven't used it for it's intended purpose (going to the beach) yet, but we have tried setting it up in our living room and it was easy, and even easy to disassemble and put back in the bag without having to stuff it in. What I really liked about this was the two doors for more air flow and the fact that it actually comes with stakes for being in grass and sand bags you can fill when on the beach so it won't blow away. When all wrapped up and in its bag it's very light and compact - about 2 feet long. I can't wait to use it at the beach for my baby.
Tent seems to be good quality and value. Like that his two zip open doors and 2 screened windows. Would like to have covers for both windows instead of just one. Attached sand bags and ropes for staking add to the value.
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This is exactly what I was looking for! I can fit in it with my daughter and it will work for us for a long time while she grows.
I love that this tent has zippers (most play tents don't!), 2 flaps that open an is a decent kid size (not too big, not too little.) So far it has held up to my son's play antics just fine. We are using this as an indoor play tent, so I can't comment on its usage outdoors, but it has pockets to sandbag weigh it down or it comes with stakes to use as well. At his age, he loves to pretend its a hamster wheel, however, so I will probably keep it in his package until he's a little older and isn't inclined to push it over from the inside.
I was surprised that the quality of this sun shelter is as good as it is. Excellent price for a very sturdy and well made product. I'm actually using it for an outdoor shelter for my feral cats litter boxes to keep the boxes out of rain and snow. I'm sure it will hold up just fine for that as it's plenty strong in structure. If I were looking to use this for it's intended purpose as a sun shelter for infants, small children and foods, I'd definitely purchase this item again.
This tent was awesome. I used it first at the beach. It was easy to put together and the stakes held the tent from flying away. My 17 month old loved her little tent and she stayed in the tent and was very happy. She hated the sand so the 2 side doors that open and cover the sand was ideal. I will definitely recommend this to everyone. I will use it for other events like picnics and any time I need to create a shaded area for my baby.
Actually got this for my cats that like to lay out in summer. Good size and price, easy to set up and it is just perfect.
It is advertised as a toddler tent but we bought it hoping it would fit one low lawnchair and it did. It was very compact so we could put it on our byciicle to bring to the beach. We were surprised at the construction and value for the small price
Love this bought it for the beach but my son won't let me take it out of his room!!! love it
We bought this to add to the Coleman (large) sun tent we bought last year. With no shade on top of the deck, this enables our four indoor cats shade during the hottest time on the deck, 11:30am ~ 3pm. We will put this smaller tent on the other end of the deck. The larger tent I could not put together but this much smaller one (4'x4') I was able to put up without help from my husband. I put it together just to see if I could then we took both tents down until next Spring. Once we put these shade tents up in Spring they stay up until approximately October to early November according to Cincinnati's weather.
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The U.S. Department of Education is investigating whether charter schools in Ohio and three other states discriminate against students with disabilities.
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating whether charter schools in Ohio and three other states discriminate against students with disabilities.
The investigation by the department's Office for Civil Rights is a "proactive compliance" review of charter schools and charter management organizations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Wisconsin in connection with low enrollment of students with disabilities. according to spokesman Jim Bradshaw. The review is also looking at similar issues for students learning English.
The department has not made any findings in connection with the reviews.
"In general, compliance review sites are selected based on various sources of information, including information provided by parents, education groups, media, community organizations, and the public, and, in certain circumstances, on statistical data, to the extent they are supported by other sources of information," Bradshaw wrote in an email.
National anecdotal data suggests some charter schools may discriminate against students with disabilities, according to a June Government Accountability Office report.
But there's no hard data that illustrates the extent of any discrimination, according to the GAO.
Charter schools in other states have been accused of discouraging students with disabilities from enrolling.
A 2011 investigation by StateImpact Florida found that Florida charter schools failed to serve students with disabilities, particularly students with the most severe disabilities.
Harvard University researcher Thomas Hehir told StateImpact Florida it comes down to money:
"That is unfortunately what we find in altogether too many places," Hehir said. "I think that there is a disincentive to enroll these kids because they cost more money to educate."
Nationally, charter schools enroll a smaller percentage of students with disabilities than traditional public schools, according to the GAO report.
In Ohio, overall charter schools and traditional public schools enroll similar proportions of students with disabilities, about 15 percent.
But Ohio students with disabilities are relatively concentrated in a small number of charter schools:
And, in general, Ohio charter schools tend to enroll students with less severe disabilities such as learning disabilities.
And few Ohio schools besides a group of about 20 charter schools which specifically target students with disabilities enroll any students with multiple disabilities such as being both mentally disabled and blind.
Gary Tonks, executive director of the Arc of Ohio, said the concentration of students with disabilities in some schools is mostly a result of "segregation by choice," of parents selecting schools in which they believe their children will be more comfortable.
Tonks said he doesn't hear from many parents of students with disabilities who were turned away from enrolling in charter schools.
"I get more, 'They accepted my child and they say they can't deal with them,'" he said. "It's an after the fact thing."
That's something that charter schools -- like traditional public schools -- are not supposed to do, said Bill Sims, president of the Ohio Alliance for Public Charter Schools.
But charter schools generally receive less public funding than traditional public schools. And the cost of educating a child with special needs can be difficult for some charter schools to bear.
Nationally, here are several reasons why charter schools and traditional public schools' enrollments of students with disabilities differ, the GAO notes:
But Aimee Gilman, an Ohio lawyer who focuses on special education law, said the growth of private-school vouchers for students with special needs may make the question of whether Ohio charter schools are excluding some students less urgent.
"The bigger issue for parents is not whether or not they're necessarily excluding the kids but whether they're providing quality education," she said.
[Do you have experiences with charter schools, private voucher providers or other situations and students with disabilities? Please get in touch with us to help inform our future coverage.]
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On Jawaharlal Nehru Road, a stone's throw from the 100-year-old New Market and Calcutta's famous Maidan park, so perfectly situated for sightseeing and exploring.
Built on the site of the Theatre Royal, which burned down in 1911, the chalky white building is a classic example of Raj-era grandeur. The lobby sets the tone: old-money elegant, with black marble floors, teak and simple white paintwork topped off by an impressive chandelier.
The Grand didn't have electricity until 1914 but these days all 200 rooms and nine suites couldn't be more hi-tech. Rooms differ in size and décor (the latter could best be described as "colonial") and, charmingly, it's hotel policy to never give a returning guest a smaller or less luxurious room than they had on their last visit.
Breakfast offers a global banquet, and is good and generous enough to keep hunger at bay until supper, though I still ate a pleasant lunch of pasta at the Terrace restaurant in the shady garden; there is also a sumptuously decorated Thai restaurant.
The perfectly mixed early evening gin and tonic in the Chowringhee bar and the staff – charming, friendly and attentive while avoiding over-formality. For a large hotel the Grand has managed to avoid becoming impersonal. The pool is also a treat.
If I had to nit-pick it would be to say that my bathroom was a little small, but that's it.
Greaves India (020 7487 9111; www.greavesindia.com) can tailor-make trips to Calcutta, offering three nights' b & b at the Oberoi Grand from £1,325 per person (until March 2010), based on two sharing a twin or double room; or from £1,275 per person staying at The Park.
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December 15, 2010Reviewer: John in ConnecticutA little more carbs than a competing product but this tastes really good and is easier to chew.This review is specific to Fiber Rich Bran Crackers, Original
April 18, 2010Reviewer: Marie in New JerseyThese are an excellent source of fiber if you are maintaining a low carb diet- or just looking to add fiber. The crackers themselves are not exceptionally tasty, very very good with cream cheese or peanut butter on them.
February 12, 2010Reviewer: Kari in TennesseeI was pleasantly surprised. At first I was unsure about getting them but I find myself really enjoying them! Highly recommended. I purchased a few of them and when those run out I'll get some more!
October 15, 2009Reviewer: Christine in MarylandDelicious! Crisp and crunchy, with a great texture. Alone, they're probably dry. But as little as a slice of swiss cheese gives the moisture to make these a delicious treat. They're my breakfast, snack, and sometimes dinner. I am ordering my 4th case today.
October 07, 2009Reviewer: Rosie in WashingtonThese taste great and are a tasty way to get fiber. I have had weight loss surgery and don't eat bread. These are a great substitute with tuna, chicken and egg salad. Very filling and low calorie. Three total only 60 calories.This review is specific to Fiber Rich Bran Crackers, Original, 4.4 oz.
September 10, 2009Reviewer: Anna in New YorkI just love Fiber Rich Bran Crackers. They are all natural with only two ingredients in them which is very rare these days. I don't have to worry about artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. I can be confident that they are healthy and give me the daily fiber that I need. I can have an unlimited amount of these crackers on my nutrition program, because they don't add to my daily carbohydrates. They taste great with low fat cheese, cream cheese spreads, egg salad, tuna salad and just about anything you can put on a cracker. I have these crackers as a snack or as part of my meal. There should be more products like this on the market.
September 03, 2009Reviewer: A customer in New YorkLove these crackers-- they have a sweetness and crunchiness. I tried the GG Brancrisp and found them much too dry; these have great flavor; with laughing cow lite or some jam-- a great snack! Buying them by the case! Gave box to my nutritionist who has also become a convert!This review is specific to Fiber Rich Bran Crackers, Original
September 02, 2009Reviewer: Christine in MarylandI love this! Crunchy, with an interesting texture. They would be dry, but even something with as little moisture as cheddar cheese was enough for me. I am buying this by the case load, as I'm having 3 piece for breakfast & 3 for lunch. Love it and glad to have found it! Highly recommended.This review is specific to Fiber Rich Bran Crackers, Original, 4.4 oz.
June 14, 2009Reviewer: Rozalie in PennsylvaniaTerrific - great taste especially with cheese or jam. But. most of all, it is crunchy, but it won't break your teeth! Love em.