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This book contains much valuable material and is well indexed, but it consists almost wholly of direct quotations whose lengths do not always correspond with the authority generally accorded their authors. This fact, plus the paucity of references to authoritative statements, could confuse rather than help the reader who seeks guidance in the fundamentals of occupational health.
Unfortunately, the reader who has limited acquaintance with the subject of occupational health is likely to get the impression that this is the same as the "health of people who work." Neither the book nor its references make it sufficiently clear that occupational health is essentially a program of preventive medicine in industry, whereas the "health of people who work" includes also medical care for nonoccupational illnesses and injuries. The failure of this author to consider the health of farm and hospital workers, two large categories of people who work, is unfortunate. Some
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Ambassador to the Lao People's Democratic Republic Karen B. Stewart, (left) is briefed by Recovery Leader Kelley Esh during a visit to a Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command recovery site in southern Laos. Stewart is shown recovered evidence that could possibly help identify seven airmen still unaccounted-for from the Vietnam war. The approximately 35-day deployment marks the 120th Joint Field Activity in Laos. The ultimate goal of the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, and of the agencies involved in returning America's heroes home, is to achieve the fullest possible accounting of Americans lost during the nation's past conflicts.
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JUSTIN died in 527 and was succeeded by his nephew Justinian, who had been for several years the virtual ruler of the Empire. He was a man of moderate height, spare, middle-aged, rather bald, with curly greyish hair, ruddy and round-faced, affable, accessible, and complacent. Immensely industrious, with an aptitude for detail, he dictated the tactics of a distant campaign, the architecture of an African fortress, the exact programme for the consular games, or aṙguments for compulsory fasting in Lent. He was dignified and self-controlled in general demeanour, but action sometimes found him wanting. In the Nika Riot he displayed a fundamental weakness, and the influence exercised over him by Theodora and John the Cappadocian hints at an indecisive character--in Diehl's words, une âme de valeur plutôt médiocre.
Yet the achievements of this man have earned him the title of Justinian the Great. He stands in history as the builder of St. Sophia, the founder of European Law, the restorer of Roman dominion from the Pillars of Hercules to the Euphrates. Imperium Romanum--it is the secret of his success. The Macedonian peasant, when he assumed the purple, put on also the greatness of those heroic rulers whose superhuman efforts had for five centuries kept the Empire in being.1 In the holder of the Imperium were centred all the powers of Church and State, of the law, the army, the administration. He was responsible for the welfare of his subjects, whether in the Eastern parts or in those Western provinces which had been for a time committed to the charge of his viceroys, the Germanic kings. He was the protector of all Catholics, within or without the Empire, and the merciless enemy of all heretics and pagans. This is the theory which underlies all the actions of Justinian. The codification of Roman Law perpetuates the expression of a civilization handed down from Republican times, and emphasizes the constitutional position of the____________________


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Paris Shopping Tips by von.otter
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Au Bon Marché, Entrance, July 2008
"For my part I believe that the Tower will possess its own beauty."
— Gustave Eiffel, his response to critics of his Tower in a February 1887 interview with the newspaper Le Temps
Although Le Bon Marché is renowned for La Boutique Mariage, Wedding Boutique, and has a large and prestigious Beauty and Cosmetics Department, I am here to praise its ground-floor gourmet food market, La Grande Epicerie.
Stocked with thousands of products from around the world, such as mineral water from Wales, French artisan jams, and exquisite tomato sauce from Naples, La Grande Epicerie is a food lover's delight. The quality of the fresh, prepackaged and prepared foods is top of the line. This department store is known for its quality; it has a reputation to consider. True, you will may a bit more than those small stands on the sidewalk, but the quality is worth it.
Founded in 1852, Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche was the first department store ever in Paris. Its present ornate Art Nouveau building was designed by Gustav Eiffel, yes that Eiffel! Because this is Paris, the store has a culture department that stages art exhibits and maintains a contemporary art collection. The store even sells real estate! And it was the founder of Hotel Lutetia, only a few blocks distant from the store (see von.otter's Paris accommodation tip: "Hotel Lutetia: A Grand Hotel" for more about this wonderful place to stop while visiting the City of Light).
La Grande Epicerie came to our rescue the afternoon of my birthday 2003 when we were too late to be served lunch and too early to be served dinner in any restaurant. We bought olives, bread, cheese, salad, etc.; took it all back to our room at the near-by Hotel Lutetia; called room service for plates, utensils and napkins; and enjoyed an indoor picnic, with a view of %la tour Eiffel from our balcony!
What to buy: Le Bon Marché is reputed to have the best Spanish ham in Paris.
Address: 22 Rue de Sèvres, 7th Arrondissement
Theme: Food and Drink
Website: http://www.lebonmarche.fr/
Souvenir Hunting, Paris Quaiside, July 2008
In the 1980s some bouquiniste owners stopped sell books and prints in favor of tourist souvenirs. New regulations were introduced in the early 1990s to stop this unwelcome development. Only a quarter of the stalls are allowed to sell the cheap, mostly Chinese-made, Parisian-related souvenirs and postcards.
Do not waste your expensive euros on these poorly made items. If you must come home with such junk get a better price at the department stores, Au Bon Marche, La Samaritaine, and Galeries Lafayette. Postcards, too, can be bought at these department stores for a better price. Frankly, I would not buy anything at these stalls, even the books appear to be questionable.
Since the early 17th century the quayside of the River Seine has been an outdoor bookstore. Known as bouquiniste these green stalls, bolted to the sidewalls overlooking the river, sell mostly secondhand books. They are uniquely Parisian and a quaint city landmark, of sorts.
Over the years these booksellers, in addition to their legitimate wares, have sold banned books and pamphlets critical of the monarchy and the Church. After the misguided French Revolutionaries plundered the libraries of the aristocracy, some of those treasures were sold from these stalls.
Initially the booksellers of Paris wheeled their books about in barrows. In 1606, it was decided that the profession needed some regulation; the authorities allowed them to ply their trade for a few hours every day in a certain spot on Ile de la Cité. Not until the early 19th century were they recognized as a real profession. In 1891, permission was granted to set up permanent stalls. More regulation was ordered in 1952; when the boxes were painted the shade of green and a standard size was set.
What to buy: Nothing!
What to pay: Nothing!
Address: Les quais de la Seine
Directions: Center town, near the Seine
Theme: Other
Ladurée Salon de thé, Paris, July 2008
"All that can be found anywhere can be found in Paris."
—Victor Hugo
QUITE A FIND At the least, we found sweet treats around the corner from L'Hôtel at Ladurée.
We say thank you to Louis Ernest Ladurée, a miller from France's southwest, who founded a bakery in Paris in 1862. It was his wife Jeanne who had the idea to serve tea at the bakery, thus giving birth to one of the first salon de thé in town.
Charming with a French touch of formality (the clerks wear jacket and tie!) is the atmosphere at Ladurée.
The salon at the rue Bonaparte location is so lovely. Do visit their web site for photos of the interior and a full list of items for sale; but not on the web. You must visit a shop to experience these delicious treats.
All photographs were taken at the rue Bonaparte location.
What to buy: Macaroons! Macaroons! Macaroons! And more macaroons!
What to pay: What would you pay for a little bit of a taste of heaven?
Address: 21 rue Bonaparte and Other Locations
Phone: 01.44.07.64.87
Theme: Food and Drink
Website: http://www.laduree.fr
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Lenovo Debuts Android Smartphone, LePhone
Last year it seemed like everyone was jumping on the smartphone bandwagon. This year it's even worse. Here's a company that we never thought would release a phone. Meet Lenovo's LePhone.
At CES last week Lenovo announced an Android device for the Chinese market. The LePhone packs a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU, a 3.7-inch (800x480) capacitive touchscreen, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a three megapixel camera (and an additional, forward-facing camera presumably for video conferencing), GPS and WiFi.
What's probably the neatest part about the LePhone is that Lenovo is also offering an external keyboard for those who can't bear the thought of a virtual key. It clips on like sort of a hard case but no word on if it'll offer any protection for the phone itself.
As far as price, release and carrier goes, we're all still in the dark but according to Engadget, it's hitting China first. Hopefully we'll hear more details soon.
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The punkmoney concept
By simon on February 23, 2013
Last year I was visiting the 15th Digital Money Forum (well organised as ever, by Dave Birch and his team at Hyperion), and ran across a very elegant alternative payment concept, that makes use of Twitter as a technology. The concept was called: Punkmoney and its developer Eli Gothill explained on the forum the workings and background of the concept (see the presentation here and read an interview with Eli on the background here). With the concept, he took a step back in time, skipping to the times before money was used widely.
In these early times, we can imagine societies to be local communities in which the economy consisted of exchange of services and committments. The scale of the village/community was limited and thus a trusted network of users would exchange services, goods or favours, knowing that either directly or over time, the service or favour (helping in building a house) would be returned. Later on in history the concept of money took over, so that the chain of exchange would become longer. A favour or service would then be paid for with money, that could be used to buy a service or good elsewhere.
Now, what Punkmoney does, is to use Twitter to re-create the old 'favour/gift-economy' in which no money existed. In order to print your own banknotes on Twitter, all you need to do is use your existing account and the hashtag #punkmoney. In English you might call these: Twitnotes or in Dutch: Twitbiljet. So let's see what a Twitnote looks like in real life:
As you can see, this is a promise from me to Occupy Amsterdam (@potbanging_NL) to deliver a brief talk on the financial history of Beursplein. As I used Twitter, it is a public statement that everyone can read. As such it is also read by the Punkmoney tracker, which makes a record of the statement. This central database registers all promises made on Twitter with the hashtag #punkmoney and thus serves as a register in which you can see which promises were made.
Now back to the Twitnote. My Tweet says NT at the end, which means that it is non-transferable. Another option might have been to state: TSA, meaning: Transfer Subject to Approval. In addition, my promise is quite exact in that it specifies specific moment in time when I will deliver a brief presentation (13 October on a global noise manifestation). Alternatively I could have left out this specific time and have noted: expires in 2 years/months/days.
Of course there's a lot more technical details to be told on how to transfer and redeem notes. But the important thing to note here is that anyone who is seeking alternatives for money in its current form, can easily use the punkmoney concept in his/her community to start exchanging goods/services by using Twitter.
Simon Lelieveldt is an Industrial Engineer, active in the Dutch Banking sector. In his career he has worked in both the private sector (Postbank, ING, S. Lelieveldt Consultancy), the public sector (De Nederlandsche Bank), and at a representative branche-organisation (De Nederlandse Vereniging van Banken).
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hello there and thank you for your info – I've definitely picked up anything new from right here.
I don't understand this concept. What is with this?
in history the concept of money took over, so that the chain of exchange would become longer.
Great article
we need punkcoins instead of bitcoins……… no future for money as we know it……
Excellent way of telling, and nice post to get facts about my presentation subject matter, which i am going to present in institution of higher education.
A person who does not have the education, is the one person that always wants to impose his decisions on the other people and do not want to listen to the other people. This shows the mentality of the uneducated people.
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through out the book To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. He changes
socially. He changes mentally. His feelings change emotionally. He also
changes to become more of an adult figure. Another way he changes is that
he changes physically.
Jem changes through out the book socially by the way he starts having
better feelings toward other people. There are many times when Jem start
feeling bad for other people in the story, like when him and scout get in a
fight but even though their mad at each other he still is grow up enough to
know that he should say 'Night, Scout.' There are also many other
incidents, like when he goes out and teaches Dill how to swim. Jem also goes
through some bad social change when he turns 'twelve. He is difficult to live
with, inconsistent, and moody.'(115). These are only a few of the things that
Jem does to show that he is growing up in his social ways.
Mental change is another type of change that Jem goes through. Jem
start to think like an adult as he gets older in the book. He shows it at the
trial of Tim Robinson when the jury is in the jury room and he starts to talk to
Reverend Sykes. He starts saying thing about the trial and Reverend Sykes
ask him not to talk like that in front of Scout. Which shows that he knows
what he is talking about.(see page 208-209). There is also the time when he
had to go and read to Mrs. Dubose which he later finds out about her drug
addiction which he fully understands. So those are ways he changes mentally.
Jem changes physically in many ways in the story. His hair stuck up
behind and down in front, and I wondered if it would it would ever look like a
man's-maybe if he shaved it off and started over, his hair would grow back
neatly in place. His eyebrows were becoming heavier, and I noticed a new
slimness about his body. He was growing taller.(225) There was also...


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Jim Behrle Wants to Know
1. Jim Behrle: I am moving to New Jersey! And I will have my own room for the first time in a while. Is it OK that I plan to decorate my room like an 11-year-old boy? Would that be a turnoff to the ladies? Or just people in general? I'm 40 now and am trying to tuck my shirt in lately, but I'm just not sure that it's me. So I bought some posters: Vinny Testeverde of the Jets, Derrick Coleman of the Nets, Bobby Bonilla of the Mets, and Martin Brodeur of the Devils. Sports heroes all. I've had a Spiderman comforter for a while. And a Burger King pillowcase. Also I am thinking about glow stars for the ceiling. What do you think?
I think that's great. But I already know you, and that you're great. But anyone you liked enough to invite to your home would probably have figured that out, too. And they'd like your stuff, because they'd like you. Right? Especially if there were other pieces of furniture for contrast, like a nice table or something, or an antique chair. If people are turned off by the stuff you choose to surround yourself with, as long as it's not garbage, they're probably not worth your time. Flowers and plants also go a long way toward making things seem nice.
Although I guess the key to all of it is keeping stuff clean, and not having a lot of clutter.
Also glow stars are really cool, it's weird that they're mainly a kid thing.
2. I was thinking of losing a ton of weight. I did that once before, went from being 210 to about 170 a few years ago. And it was OK, but I had like cheekbones and stuff. But I felt a little too pointy and weak. I kind of like being a little tubby. It helps my humor. And I like my body. But I used to cut my hair when I needed a change. Or grow a big long beard. I can't do those things anymore. So maybe I could lose a bunch of weight. Because losing a bunch of weight and then regaining it by eating whatever I want all the time is kind of awesome. What do you think?
Hm. If you want to lose weight, why not, but if you're already comfortable with yourself, that would be why not. I think you look great. But I'm always trying to lose weight to find more cheekbones, although it's not like it really changes anything. I know what you mean about wanting to do things differently, though. Maybe moving will be a big enough change for a while. The weight loss/gain stuff sounds fun, but also kind of scary and potentially all-consuming. At least it would be for me, but my self-control is not great.
And bigger guys are more attractive than smaller ones, in my opinion.
3. What's a good place to meet ladies? I was thinking maybe church. But I need a new church, this whole Roman Catholicism isn't working out for me. So I need a new religion, hopefully one that allows for a little pre-marital sex or maybe just kind of looks the other way. I went to confession with a priest when I was 18 and admitted to masturbating, and he told me he wouldn't forgive me unless I promised to never commit that sin again. I cried hysterically. And that was it, that was the last time I ever went to confession. So like, no more of that. Ever. I do like getting the wafer. And I especially like shaking people's hands at mass. Strangers' hands. It's just so friendly to offer people peace. So a new religion. Possibly a cult. I'm kind of open to it.
Church sounds interesting. What about Quaker Meeting? Unless you think people would be put off that you were only there to meet people. But maybe not, and it sounds like it's more than that, anyway. I have no idea where to meet people. The last two places I met guys I liked were in a different country through a friend of a friend, and at a park, also through a friend, but then nothing happened for a year. And then I met a friend I like because I was scared of her for a long time, because she seemed so cool, and then one time at a party I complimented her, and then a few months after that I don't really remember how it happened but we were hanging out with a mutual friend, and then we started hanging out regularly, and now we're friends.
I guess people who scare me I've been inviting out to coffee. Well, no, I've only done that one time so far, but it was nice.
I don't go to church, but I think anywhere outside of the normal circles you move in could possibly be good. What about traveling somewhere new, even just close by, and asking friends to put you in touch with friends of theirs who live there? Not always great for romantic connections, but it could be fun or give you new ideas.
Don't join a cult, unless you find a really good and interesting one. Let me know if you do.
4. Is it a dumb idea to get a little tipsy and then send ladies e-mails that are just basically "I think you are awesome?" Sometimes that is all I write, especially if I think they are awesome. Because I do think they are awesome. Or is that creepy? Should I never bother people with my goofy tipsy emails?
No, that's really nice. I think you are awesome. And I'm sorry that this wasn't very helpful, but I'm hoping that the commenters will have some better ideas.
Previously: "I got a new pair of glasses the other day."
Jim Behrle tweets @behrle.


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What format does it use when you back it up from DVR to hard drive? Can you take the hard drive to your pc and burn a DVD off it?
I have no idea about Dish, but DTV allows it and they have instructions on how to do it....
DIRECTV: Tips & Tricks: Connect an External Hard Drive
Basically you can hook a HD to the receiver and it becomes your new storage, the internal storage will not be available at the same time. You cannot take the HD to your computer, as the data is encrypted. The only way to burn from a DVR is to hook the DVR output up to a burner and essentially "play" the movie to capture and record.
Not easy with Dish. That's all I know.
I use an external drive with DishNetwork but I haven't tried to move my recorded stuff to a PC yet. I know it's a LINUX format and it's encrypted. I had a link to a decrypter but can't seem to find it now.
I believe you also have to pay a "one-time" user fee to be able to use an external hard-drive with Dish.
Anybody know if there's a way to see how large the hard disk inside a DirecTV DVR is? I know you can see the percentage used/free, but I don't know of a way to see the actual size without opening the case.
Originally Posted by l2alphmacchio
I believe you also have to pay a "one-time" user fee to be able to use an external hard-drive with Dish.
this is true. I think it was $30 or so.
Excuse my lack of tech nerdiness but does this mean you can plug in a flash drive? What is the benefit to this? More room than the 100 hours alloted via DishNetwork DVR??
There was one?
Originally Posted by josh777
Excuse my lack of tech nerdiness but does this mean you can plug in a flash drive? What is the benefit to this? More room than the 100 hours alloted via DishNetwork DVR??
According to Dish Network's manual you cannot use a flash drive. It must be an actual hard drive with its own external power source.
The main benefit for most people would be additional DVR storage space, but I want to be able to take the drive to my pc and burn DVD's off of it.
For Dish, you can plug a HD into any of their newer receivers to turn them into DVR's whether they are a DVR or a standard box. The advantage is that you don't have to buy a new box, just hook up a HD to it. I assume that you also can move from one TV to another. Let's say that your wife is watching something on your TV with the DVR. You can then unplug the HD and move it to another box. But, of course I think you have to pay the service charge on any box that you may want to plug into.
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New Peak Lodge opens todayDecember 27,2013Anthony Edwards / Staff Photo
The inside of Killington Ski Resort's newly reconstructed Peak Lodge is seen on the inside during its opening day Friday.Staff Report
KILLINGTON — Killington Ski Resort opened its new Peak Lodge to the public today.
The ski area held a preview Thursday for holders of season passes.
The 15,000-square-foot Peak Lodge has seating for up to 300 guests, a restaurant, a full-service bar and lounge areas with couches and coffee tables.
Situated atop the 4,100-foot Killington Peak, the lodge offers panoramic views of the Green Mountains, White Mountains and Adirondacks.
The original Peak Lodge was built in 1967 as the summit terminal, the largest support building for Killington's first gondola.
Plans for the new $7 million lodge began more than two years ago. The 1967 lodge was taken down during the summer of 2011.
The foundation, footings and bottom floor walls of the new building were completed in the fall of 2012.
The lodge was designed by Robert Carl Williams of Pittsfield, The general contractor was Engelberth Construction of Colchester.
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Between the lead story on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 Thursday night from Joe Johns on Democratic Congressman John Murtha's call for withdrawing troops from Iraq and a piece by Candy Crowley on Bush and Cheney striking back at their war critics, Cooper read a statement from White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan comparing Murtha with Michael Moore. Cooper followed that with a retort from Moore himself released "exclusively to CNN." Cooper read how McClellan asserted that given Murtha's past support for a "strong America," it "is baffling that he is endorsing the policy positions of Michael Moore and the extreme liberal wing of the Democratic Party." After finishing his recitation of McClellan's statement, Cooper hyped how "just moments ago Michael Moore released this statement exclusively to CNN." With the text on screen, Cooper relayed the comment from the far-left filmmaker: "'Unfortunately, the President doesn't understand that it is mainstream middle America who has turned against him and his immoral war, and that it is I and the Democrats who represent the mainstream. It is Mr. Bush who is the extremist.'" (Screen text of rest of Moore's claim follows.)

It's interesting that when Moore wanted to get out his attack on President Bush the first outlet he considered was CNN.

The 10pm EST Anderson Cooper 360, in leading with Murtha, matched the news judgment of the evening newscasts on ABC, CBS and NBC, as detailed in this NewsBusters item.

The MRC's Brad Wilmouth provided me with a transcripts of Cooper's reading, on the November 17 Anderson Cooper 360, of the McClellan and Moore statements:

"Well, the Bush administration has wasted no time countering Murtha's statement. White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan has released this statement: Quote, 'Congressman Murtha is a respected veteran and a politician who has a record of supporting a strong America. So it is baffling that he is endorsing the policy positions of Michael Moore and the extreme liberal wing of the Democratic Party. The eve of an historic democratic election in Iraq is not the time to surrender to the terrorists. After seeing his statement, we remain baffled. Nowhere does he explain how retreating from Iraq makes America safer.'

"And just moments ago, Michael Moore released this statement exclusively to CNN. He said, 'Unfortunately, the President doesn't understand that it is mainstream middle America who has turned against him and his immoral war, and that it is I and the Democrats who represent the mainstream. It is Mr. Bush who is the extremist.'"

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- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1/4 cup honey
- Preheat oven to 400°. In a large bowl, combine flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. In a small bowl, combine egg, milk, butter and honey. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups three-fourths full. Bake 15-18 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Serve warm.
- Freeze option: Freeze cooled muffins in resealable plastic freezer bags. To use, thaw at room temperature or, if desired, microwave each muffin on high for 20-30 seconds or until heated through. Yield: 1 dozen.
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"These muffins tasted wonderful - we actually liked that they tasted a bit like corn muffins, but the texture was better. Loved the nice honey flavor. These muffins would go great with many types of meals."
"These are the most scrumptious muffins I have ever tasted. I make them twice a month at the very least. They are great with coffee and good with many dinner meals. I'm a honey lover and always have all the ingredients."
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personally, i'm leaning towards the corsair cuz the button placement makes more sense to me
I have the Naga, and it definitely works for mmorpg stuff. I'm not sure it's the best solution though. I do not use all 12 button effectively.
I am very intrigued by the Corsair mouse. I'd need to actually play with it down at Best Buy or something like that before buying it. It does look like a more intelligent layout than the Logitech 'MMO' mouse.
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I've had the Naga since just about the time it came out and I don't see me replacing it any time soon. The button placement feels natural to me, especially since they provide you with these small adhesive bumps that you can place on the various keys to map them out how you like. Also it has 12 buttons specifically designed for MMO use. I've found that it makes MMO gaming and any other form of gaming that uses a lot of hotkeys to be much more streamlined and intuitive. I love using it in games like Oblivion, for example. In the end, I would say to see if you can't find them on demo at some store and try to get a hands-on feel for them before making a decision. If you can't manage that, I would highly recommend the Naga but to be fair I haven't ever used the Corsair.
Im using the naga and its a great mouse but I think you need someone who has played with both to tell you whats best.
Im biased so I say Naga
Go with the naga, Razer makes great products IMO.
Originally posted by tcosaddict
...The button placement feels natural to me, especially since they provide you with these small adhesive bumps that you can place on the various keys to map them out how you like. ...
Yeah, the little sticky bumps were really helpful for learning how to "feel" for the buttons.
I love my Naga but i wish it felt like my Krait. Or whish my Krait had 12 buttons.
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but to be fair I haven't ever used the Corsair.
hehe to be fair, nobody outside corsair has used the M90 extensively:D the product was just recently introduced. I dont think any distributers carry it yet:D it's like trying to find a zambezi chip right now:D they kinda ripped off logitech design on the keyboard too, but they are using much better buttons. (cherry mx reds)
Originally posted by drazzah
Go with the naga, Razer makes great products IMO.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
The only problems I have with the Naga is that my paw is a bit too big for the mouse. Also the Forward/Back buttons could have been placed better.
Still, I love my Naga and swear by it nowadays and I would highly recommend it to anyone who's not a clicker. It's made a tedious melee combat game like AoC much more pleasant for me.
Originally posted by Goristro
I have the Razor Naga. It takes some practice, but it is awesome once you get it down. For me, 7, 8, and 9 are the hardest to use effectively.
Hey Goristor,
7, 8, and 9 are actually pretty easy to use if you can adopt this way of accessing them:
use the number 5 as a resting point for your thumb. Consider it a base camp for your thumb. If you need a focal point to help you find 5 I suggest taking one of the trainers and actually putting it on 2. Why? 2 is above 5 and when your thumb is on 5 the tip will lightly brush up against the 2 button with its trainer. this will give you a focus point of where your thumb needs to be. Why not put it on 5? I find that the trainers will of course raise your thumb slightly and don't really feel comfortable with repetitive use. Ergonomically the raised key feels a bit weird and any weird senstation is just going to cause unwanted tension.
Of course, your mileage may vary and you might not mind the feeling.
Now, with your thumb over 5 just know that if you move your thumb down one rowit is 8. If you swing your thumb to the left it will naturally hover over 7.
9 is a weirder one as it forces your thumb to curl toward the hand in a slightly odd way. Practice moving the thumb to 6 which is a gentle shift to the right. once you understand that sensaton practice moving your thumb diagnoally toward the right which fits right below 6 and of course goes to 9.
A similiar tack can be taken with the bottom row.
With your thumb on 5 practice jumping a row, over the 8 button to 11.
It's essentially moving your thumb off 5 and jumping a row and having the tip of your thumb come into contact with the 11.
The idea is to get used to the feeling/sensation of moving to the next row in comparison with jumping a row.
Always make sure that you practice ease into any of these movments and don't force anything.
edit: a note on the trainer stickers...
I only used 2 of them, one on the 2 and one on the 8. This created a sensation of my thumb resting between two soft points. I eventually got rid of the 8 and only used the 2. As long as I felt the 2 brushing against the tip of my finger I knew exactly where every other key was. So the only key where I had to endure a raised finger was the 2 and my thumb would glide effortlessly over the rest of the keys.
At this point I'm clear on the sensation of 5 and dont' use the trainers anymore.
If people think it's hard I would remind them that violinists, cellists, etc don't use frets and are able to pick out points on a smooth finger board from knowing the sensation of their fingers moving and stretching certain distances.
the same goes with typing as people who learn to type don't look at their hands but understand the sensations of their hand movements and where they need to go for the appropriate keys.
A bit verbose but I hope that helps.
Hey Goristor,Originally posted by Sovrath
Originally posted by Goristro
I have the Razor Naga. It takes some practice, but it is awesome once you get it down. For me, 7, 8, and 9 are the hardest to use effectively.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
Hmm, my friends have had issues with their Razer mice/keyboards in the past. One the mouse would stop working randomly but they released a firmware update to fix that. The other has a keyboard he has to unplug and plug back in sometimes which is still an issue for him.
I'm sure they're mostly great products it just seems strange they have to release so many firmware updates for a mouse. Based on that though I'd personally want to try the Corsair one out, button placement looks pretty nice, much more natural looking layout.
I have to vote for the naga being an owner.
I did not use the trainer stickers, I just made a mental note of the key locations while counting the spaces with my thumb.
Personally I set my hot bar up in "threes" ie. 1-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12, it helped me with the mental image when learning the mouse.
It took me a solid month to really get used to it but now I really can't use anything else, even in FPS.
The scary part is one day the world will be run by adults who were never spanked as kids and got trophies just for participating.


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Police found Gary Davidson, 27, dead about 5:45 p.m. at the scene of a shooting at 2701 NW 12. The shooting resulted from a domestic altercation, police said.
The victim's father-in-law, Michael Elder, 53, was booked into the Oklahoma County jail.
The victims of two other Wednesday homicides also have been identified by police.
Santorrio Ramsey, 40, of Oklahoma City, was shot about 7:40 p.m. at 833 E Eubanks and taken to OU Medical Center where he died, police said.
Investigators think he was inside the residence when an unknown person or persons began shooting at the residence from outside.
Michael Ray Wilson Jr., 27, of Midwest City, was pronounced dead at the scene of a shooting at 6600 W Wilshire Blvd., police report. Officers were called to scene about 7:50 p.m.
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Thank you Kartson and olga,I tried to express distance in this shot with soft focus.
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I eat a peanut butter sandwich almost every night before bed myself. No jelly though, ewwwww.
i usually just hit up a few spoons of pb with honey, chase with milk.... sometimes i do it in the middle of the night if i wake up to pee
a peanut butter junkie
One thing that does disturb my sleep is waking up to pee though. Like 2+ times a night. So annoying!!
If I don't eat, I don't sleep. It could be because I struggle a lot of days to get all my food in and by bedtime I am still often behind but man do I sleep like a baby.
When I was really big I used to eat a full meal (steak and all the fixings) and then go to sleep.
about 2000 ft up in 2 miles. new shoes too. No moose spotted today.
i try not to drink any beer, i mean water, for about an hour before bed.
I've been known to eat a jar of peanut butter in 3 days, lately I just keep it out of the house!
Every year my wife has the family do a 5k breast cancer awareness walk, and I decided this year I wasn't going to walk it. About 2 miles in, my Peroneus Longus (the tendon I had repaired) screamed and I had to walk. Not too smart since I haven't run in at least a year (since the last one). Probably going to take 2-3 off the bike =\.
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a jar of peanut butter about every 3 days is pretty average for me as well, although never on sandwiches unless i'm taking it for ride food. if you're buying all natural peanut butter (NO hyrogenated oils), there are definitely worse things you could be eating. at some point i'd like to switch to unsalted all natural, but the store brand doesn't offer that and I can't justify the extra $1 per jar.
to get this thread back on topic...i did 4.5 hours today. found some awesome new roads including a really great climb. it's not even a strava segment which is really surprising around these parts.
Rode after work, 1.5 hours half in the dark. Kepts rpms up and HR low.
Did Moody (~4 mins @ 12-15%) seated, felt good.
Hill repeats last night, 7 times up Sydenham, power and HR constant through all of them. There was a slight wind coming down the hill so times were slower then have been, but everything was bang on. Going down was fun, nothing like hitting 75kmh as you round the bottom corner. Just have to make sure you keep an eye out for traffic from the side streets and any errant squirrels....
4.8 mile run last night. It was raining and I washed my bike both Sunday and Monday and wasn't about to go for the trifecta.
Off day today. I'm teaching tonight, which means 15 hours on campus. I think I'm going to take tomorrow off from the day job and go for a ~3 hour ride in the morning.
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Editor's note: Stories this week and last week show that heroin is a problem in our area. This commentary by State Sen. Neal Kedzie seems especially timely.
Heroin is an extremely addictive drug, and any family with a loved one who has an addiction knows how difficult it can be to handle.
According to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, more than 75 percent of those who try heroin once will use it again, and unfortunately, the brain of a teenager is especially susceptible to addiction.
Heroin is also a very deadly drug. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services notes that the number of drug-related heroin deaths in Wisconsin more than doubled between 2005 and 2010, and the problem is getting worse.
A survey of Wisconsin county coroners found the number of heroin-related deaths nearly doubled in 2012. This growing heroin problem has become a priority for lawmakers seeking to stem the tide and save lives, and a number of bills are moving through the Legislature which may help.
Currently, basic emergency medical technicians (EMTs) are not allowed to carry naloxone, which is a drug used to counter the effects of opiate overdose, including heroin overdose.
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Prescription drugs often serve as a stepping stone to heroin use and addiction, and can be stolen, misused, or abused when left unmonitored in household medicine cabinets.
Assembly Bill 445, which I have co-sponsored, requires an individual to show identification if they are picking up Schedule II or III controlled substance which is also a narcotic or opiate prescription medication.
By doing so, pharmacies could help law enforcement resolve drug crimes by keeping a record of dispensed drugs and the name of the person who received them. Law enforcement would not have access to the list unless they pursued proper legal channels. All three bills have passed both Houses of the Legislature and are currently awaiting the Governor's signature.
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As I have mentioned in other blog posts, I have experiences which seem to conform to the labels of depression, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, sensory overstimulation, migranes, tics/twitches, chronic pain, and chronic fatigue.
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I've been coping quite well lately, having gained some understanding and acceptance of my self, and having found some coping strategies to avoid the overwhelm.
I still have employment options. I am working with a few other people to create a co-operative that will coordinate a few food based enterprises (the first being soup delivery of bicycle.) I'm starting a job skills program next week that I hope will target the kind of employment I am best suited for. So I am optimistic, even though at the current moment I am homeless and completely broke.
I'm staying for a week with a friend. This week's mission is to find a place to live. It's been difficult. This job search program is for 6 weeks, and will pay February's rent. For this month, I will have to go to welfare.
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ya dun good, geneman. I like it, especially those cranks...hot.Originally Posted by geneman
ya dun good, geneman. I like it, especially those cranks...hot.Originally Posted by geneman
Thanks.Originally Posted by Phatman
The only problem is that all of the excuses I used to use about my bike being too heavy just don't fly anymore. Sucks ... in a good way of course.
I just went to the Six/13 frame. I have an Optimo with Dura Ace I got last year and picked up a Six/13 frame and moved everything off the Optimo (R3000) to the new frame.
This is the most outstanding frame I have ever ridden. And I work in a bike shop and have ridden Madones, Looks, Serottas, you name it.
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In the Bike Business, I am!!!
Great bike Roadwarrier!!
Having just built it two weeks ago and living in the tundra up here, I hadn't had the opportunity to take it out until yesterday. We managed 40 deg and I took her out on her maiden voyage for an hour.
I LOVE THIS BIKE. It's stiff, yet rides very smoothly. It's way lighter than my last bike. I'm off my peak condition from three month ago, yet I was able to keep the same pace as I could on my old bike. I just know I'm gonna fly next spring/summer!
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Well after using a hybrids for two years, a Giant Cypress DX for commuting and a Specialized Sirrus for fun and a little more speed, I found an used road bike in my present small bicycling budget. I got a 2000 Raleigh R500. They don't make that model number any more. Perhaps not the snazziest ride out there, but I must say I have enjoyed my three short rides around town on my first road bike.
I adjusted the derailers. They may need a little more adjustment. It also has a lady's saddle on it. I'll probably change out the saddle and put a cycle computer on it to really make it mine.
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When I got my Optimo (CAAD7) last winter, I was coming off a CAAD4 frame (that I still have that I use in bad weather and on my Fluid2) and it was as if there was no bike there it was so light. You will love the way this feels, especially on longer rides...Enjoy!!!Originally Posted by geneman
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Dammit! I went to my LBS to have them take a look at my 1 week old Trek 7200FX and they just happen to have a 52 cm Trek 1000 just laying around
They let me return my 7200FX and pay the difference. How cool was that?! I wish they had the white/orange but they didn't have to twist my arm to take this one away!
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Beautiful bike!! Good job getting the return, although your girlfriend may be left behind, LOL!!
Best of luck my friend!
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Meh....I s'pose that's OK.
Beautiful Colnago C40hp
Man I dig that paintjob.
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They really go with your ride.
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"Racso", the well oiled machine;)
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Your colnago is ugly, I hate it. That and I hate puppies, warm sunny days and God.
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Based on witness interviews, public records and surveillance video, The Miami Herald dropped a stunning story on Friday: It alleges that for years, the Miami Gardens Police Department has racially profiled the clients and employees of a convenience store in the Miami-area city.
Yes, you've heard that before. But the case of Earl Sampson is especially outrageous: Sampson, the paper found, has been stopped and questioned 258 times in the past four years. The paper continues:
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Pyramid bloxx
by: leisurefunnygamee | 2K
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by: leisurefunnygamee | 2K
A timing based puzzle game,now let's see what the Egyptian workers were doing back then...
where your job is to build up the pyramids by tossing blocks from the bottom to the top.
Hit spacebar when you're underneath the person a floor up from you to pass it up to him.
If you miss, you start over, so be careful!
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