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Chad Johnson 'First Take' Interview: Watch Steven A. Smith And Skip Bayless Interview Ex-NFL Star About Domestic Dispute and Future In NFL [VIDEO]
After Johnson's arrest, can he come back and still be a key player for an NFL team? (Photo: Broward County Sheriff's Offic / Reuters)
Always a hot topic, Chad Johnson's appearance on ESPN's "First Take," with Steven A. Smith and Skip Bayless spurred a varied reaction for viewers on Twitter.
The interview, which was aired at 10 AM EST on ESPN, was with the show's two hosts, Steven A. Smith and Skip Bayless, and ex-NFL superstar Chad Johnson. The hosts asked Johnson about everything, from his domestic dispute that cost him his job at Miami, to what went wrong with his stint on the New England Patriots, to his future in the NFL.
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The first question from the hosts wasn't really a question. Smith and Bayless asked Johnson to explain his domestic violence dispute earlier this year. "I messed up. I messed up. Period. I lost everything. Football, my wife, the family I had, over something that didn't really mean anything," Johnson said about his domestic violence dispute with his ex-wife Evelyn Lozada. He also said that he does have a history of domestic disputes, including an incident in Santa Monica College, where Johnson first went to school. However, Johnson added that, since then, he's been attending domestic violence classes and think that his time away from football has helped him see things "more clearly" and that he has matured over that time.
While Johnson looked poised and spoke eloquently, at times, he did seem a bit off-guard by some of the questions. When Steven A. Smith asked him if he can still play. Johnson went on the defensive, saying that, while he can't play like he could when he was 20, he was still capable of playing football at a very high level. "Football is easy...football is easy to me." We don't doubt that, since Johnson has been an elite NFL player for years. But, over the past few seasons, he hasn't played much, as Smith pointed out.
Johnson was also asked about his stint with the New England Patriots. "I don't know what went wrong...I do have a thought in the back of my head...but I won't say it on live TV! For some reason it didn't work...it didn't work with one of the best quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL. I wasn't going to complain or do anything to be a distraction." Johnson looked like he was a little rattled by the attacks from Smith and Bayless, who tried to get Johnson to say some controversial things about his time with New England, and Johnson looked like he was getting a little upset by the hosts' claiming that "First Take" was the correct forum to air his grievances with New England.
It did seem like Johnson's ego has vanished since his incident in Miami. Smith said that he was concerned about "the numbers" that Johnson said he didn't care about anymore, since he always thought Johnson played his best when he was doubted. But, Johnson said, "The numbers don't matter...that comes from play. I have no leverage to come off like that right now... I think a job would suffice...then we'll talk about numbers."
Chad Johnson thinks that he deserves a second chance to play in the NFL, adding that he's never been in trouble beyond getting fines from the league over a barrage of stunts, including post-touchdown celebrations. He had a message for NFL teams, saying, ""Dear NFL teams," Johnson said. "At any point -- maybe not this year, because it's kind of late and I'm still working on myself -- but at any point next year, if you're looking for my services, what am I bringing to the table?... Humility. I'm quiet. And I'm always open."
You can watch clips of the Chad Johnson interview on ESPN's "First Take" with Steven A. Smith and Skip Bayless below.
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I have a rss reader portlet in websphere portal,which add the rss feed and render the feed items on it.i need to add Atom feeds also in the existing code.we use a third party API to parse the feed url,add it and render the news items on the portlet.Need to add some logic in my java code to initially recognize the atom feed and convert it into rss feed. i tried the same using an converter(easily available on net)but dont know how to integrate the logic in code. can anyone help here?
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YOUNG GOETHE IN LOVE — An aspiring poet is sent to a provincial court to reform after failing his law exams. While there, he falls in love with a woman, unaware that her father has already promised her hand to another man. 100 minutes; Not rated; (Tower); Moira Macdonald, Seattle Times: ★★★
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How can I move a Logical Volume from one volume group on /dev/sda to a new disk /dev/sdb which has a new volume group on it?
I did something similar a while back when I used LVM to migrate filesystems between a regular drive and a raid array. Basically you grow the existing logical volume onto the new disk and and use pvmove to migrate the existing filesystems to the new drive.
Technically, you can't. The logical volume is intrinsically tied to the underlying volume group. Since you created a new VG then your best option will be to translate the following psuedo-code into the commands most relevant to your system
It is probably easiest to create a snapshot of your existing LV, and simply use something like 'dd' to write, block level, i.e. /dev/mapper/vg_your_old_group/lv_snapshot_name to /dev/mapper/vg_your_new_group/lv_name.
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The NFL Combine kicks off today as players are arriving in Indianapolis. Although they won't start the on field workouts until Saturday, teams will be conducting interviews and getting to know the future rookies they may draft. The Cleveland Browns are one of those teams that could make a huge turn around with the Draft in May and through free agency, starting next month. The Cleveland Browns are looking for players that will fit their mold as a tough, and competing team.
Cleveland's biggest weakness is the on the offensive side. The Browns are looking at a multiple of positions this weekend including quarterbacks, offensive linemen, running backs, and wide receivers. The team will look to fill gaping holes at quarterback, running back and offensive line very early in the draft. With two first round picks (4, 26), one second round pick, and two third round pick, the Browns look to be able to get the guys they want.
At quarterback, the Browns need to finally get it right. They have had 20 starting quarterbacks since returning in 1999. Last year, the Browns had three starters, and ended the season on a seven game losing streak. Brandon Weeden was ranked as one of the worst quarterbacks last year, and the Browns have been rumored to be using their first pick (4th overall) to get a new quarterback.
The offensive line is hurting the Browns right now, and the real question is why? Two of the five lineman are Pro Bowlers, and Alex Mack is considered one of the top centers in the league. With the new front office and coaches, Mack is considering staying after he talks with the coaches and sees what direction they are headed in. Look for the Browns to sign a veteran in free agency and draft a rookie lineman to open the gaps for the running game.
At running back, the Browns desperately need a running game. The offense struggled late in the year because without a running game, they could plan on defending the pass. Look for the Browns to let Willis McGahee go on to free agency. After being signed when the Browns traded away Trent Richardson, McGahee lost the starting role. The Browns have three options at running back: 1) draft a rookie running back 2.) get a running back in free agency 3.) do both. The Browns have smaller backs, so look for them to get at least one bigger back.
Josh Gordon had the most receiving yards in the NFL last year, but the rest of the wide receivers were a let down. Greg Little has had issues with dropping passes, and recorded his all time low of receiving yards this year as well. The Browns got Devone Bess from the Dolphins in a trade, and looked for him to be a veteran on the team. Bess had problems catching the ball, and a slew of off field problems that led to him getting arrested. The team finished with a strong showing from Brian Tyms and Josh Cooper. Look for the Browns to either grab a rookie receiver, as well as take their pick from the long list of free agent wide receivers.


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The revised Arcata Theater Lounge is one of the newest, yet oldest venues in Humboldt County. The building was constructed in 1937 with financing from George Mann and design by William B. David. Currently owed by Lara and Brian Cox you can find all kinds of music, performances and movies shown throughout the week.
Last Thursday, January 28, the lounge hosted the old Jim Henson movie, The Dark Crystal. This movie was one of Jim Hensons earlier works, featuring an array of art not just limited to puppeteering. Like a mixed media painting, there were live actors in costumes, clay animations, hand drawings, puppets, and really interesting scenery throughout the film.
While the movie was great what really made the show was the setting. The crowd was about as diverse as the county can get. With people ranging from little children to senior citizens, it provided a rich backdrop for an engaging evening.
People were situated around small tables just big enough for two. The seats while reminiscent of a college auditorium were manageable for what ended up being a three-hour evening. The food, with a rather large menu for a theater, was good. The cheeseburger was seasoned and the fries, exactly what fries should be, nothing to fancy but delicious non the less. Popcorn was too small but delicious. What sealed the deal on the food was that they delivered it to you while the movie was playing by way of a numbered card placed on your table.
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In a four-part series, staff writer Sam Hickman takes an up-close and personal look at a quartet of Pirates competing for the starting quarterback position this spring. The players will be featured on Tuesdays and Thursdays in order based on class eligibility, starting with senior Brad Wornick.
GREENVILLE, N. C. - Brad Wornick continues his remarkable rise from a relative scout team unknown to a potential starting quarterback. After spending the early stages of his Pirate career preparing the ECU defense for its upcoming opponent, the Charlotte native rose to No. 2 on the depth chart and served as Dominique Davis' top backup in 2010.
Although his time behind center was limited during the first year of the Ruffin McNeill era, Wornick performed admirably when called upon by completing 13-of-19 passes for 138 yards and a touchdown in five appearances. The former walk-on spelled Davis in the fourth quarter of the Military Bowl against Maryland and tossed his first career scoring strike - a 14-yarder to Justin Jones.
Wornick did not experience game action in 2011, but the aforementioned competition for the top quarterback duties have re-intensified following Davis' departure and into spring camp.
SH: You began your career as a walk-on and four years later find yourself once again competing for the starting quarterback job. Could you describe your experience at East Carolina and the increased roles you've had each season?
BW:"You know, coming in as a walk-on and being a scout team guy, I never really get an opportunity to learn the offense and run the offense so I always felt behind. Once Coach Riley came in with the brand new offense, we sat down for those first few weeks and went over the playbook. We didn't do anything on the field, just stayed inside and made sure we knew the playbook. I started to learn things then. I learned it pretty well and the first spring (2010), I got the opportunity to prove myself for the first time and I feel like I made the most of it."
SH: You went from the scout team signal-caller to the top reserve in 2010. Dominique Davis went down with an injury in a road contest at UAB and you're inserted into the lineup in a critical conference game. How did you handle your emotions?
BW: "Well at that point I was the No. 2 guy and we had been through a spring and fall camp. I was confident in the offense and my ability to run the offense. As far as coming in that particular game, I was nervous, absolutely. That was my first game and my knees were shaking a little bit, but once you get in there, it's all about remembering what we did in practice. I just knew I had to go through the routine and make myself comfortable. I was nervous, but the preparation is what helped me perform."
SH: Can you talk about the benefits of playing behind a record-breaking quarterback like Davis for two years?
BW: "Dominique's a leader. He was a great leader and a great competitor. When we went head-to-head in camp (in 2010), it elevated my game and really took it to another level. Trying to compete with such a great quarterback day in and day out, even though he won the job, it improved my game that much more."
SH: Could you address some of the strengths in your game as well as areas you are seeking to improve upon?
BW: "My strengths are decision-making. We've been working hard in the weight room and my arm strength and athleticism have gotten much better. As far as my weaknesses ... since this is my last year and I've been here for so long, I shouldn't have too many weaknesses." (laughs)
SH: What are your expectations and goals for the remainder of the spring period as we approach the 2012 campaign?
BW: "We've been doing a lot of great things this spring. The defense has really mixed it up some and those guys have added a lot more into their packages. At the same time, the offense is tweaking things here and there and trying to add some new things, too. Spring is a time to work the kinks out so that when fall is here and the games start, everybody out there is confident. Heading into the fall, we should be a tough team. I'm looking forward to it."
Extra Points with Brad Wornick
Favorite movie: 300 - it's a classic movie to get you pumped up.
What's on the iPod: Wiz Khalifa, lots of country as well.
Favorite class taken at ECU: Any online class - that means I get to sleep in more often.
Favorite moment as member of the Pirate football team: Beating Houston in the Conference USA Championship. I wasn't playing at that time, but the excitement inside the stadium was incredible. I had never experienced anything like it.
Most embarrassing moment at ECU: I don't think there's anything I can share. I've been around for so long so I'm sure there has been plenty, but none stick out right now.
What you miss most about home: I definitely miss the meals the most. You know how it is for college students. Home-cooked meals are the best.
Lincoln's (Riley) Labels: laid-back, Mr. Cool, The Frat Boy


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LEVANT - Orthelle Alden "Al" Lanpher, beloved husband, father and grandfather, died peacefully Jan. 9, 2013, surrounded by his wife and children. Al was born Sept. 29, 1941, in Milo, the son of Orthelle Jackson "Johnny" Lanpher and Merna Lucinda Burgoyne.
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He is survived by his wife, Janice; children, John and wife, Corinne, Tammy, Rita and husband, Danny, Teresa and husband, Dean, and Crystal; grandchildren, Stephen and wife, Brittney, Charlie, Amy and fiance, Josh, Christopher, Logan, Zachary, Carter, Ryan, and Emily; as well as great-granddaughters, Haley and Ryleigh; sisters, Diane Jay and Joyce Dunham; many cousins, nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by stepfather, Norman Burgoyne; sister, Ann Cruea; brother-in-law, Wendell Jay; and his much loved grandson, Matthew.
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Feb. 22, 2013
TEMPE, Ariz. - In 12 innings, Arizona State softball (13-0) began its four-game series against Portland State (4-8) with a marathon 6-5 win on Friday. The 1,049 fans in attendance for the 3 hour 45 minute victory witnessed ASU's longest game by innings since 2008.
Elizabeth Caporuscio went 4-for-4 at the plate, a career best, and added two walks. Dallas Escobedo went the distance for her ninth win of the year, tallying a career best 19 strikeouts in her longest outing as a Sun Devil. ASU picked up the win in the bottom of the 12th on a walk-off single by Lucy Aubrecht that scored pinch runner Abby Spiel.
The Sun Devils will honor the annual Strikeout Cancer games on Saturday, wearing pink jerseys. Sparky's Team Shop, located at the entrance of Farrington Stadium, will sell pink Sun Devil shirts throughout the weekend. Prices start at $18.
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After a quiet start, Caporuscio roped the game's first hit, a long ball to right in the bottom of the second. Haley Steele responded in the next at-bat with a homer of her own to bump ASU's lead to 2-0. The home runs were the second for each of the batters this year.
The Sun Devils continued to reach base in the second, eventually loading it after back-to-back walks that scored Aubrecht to allow for a 3-0 advantage.
Portland State closed the gap, 3-2, in the top of the third after Carly McEachran homered to left for a two-run bomb. Crysta Conn came around after reaching first on a double down the left field line.
For just the second time this season ASU's opponent held a brief lead. In the top of the fourth Dallas Escobedo gave up her second two-homer of the game, allowing the Vikings to go ahead 4-3.
Dallas Escobedo went all 12 innings and had 19 K's, both career highs. She threw a ridiculous 210 pitches. Improves to 9-0. #ASUsoftball-- Tyler Killian (@azc_killian) February 23, 2013
ASU came close to scoring in the bottom of the frame when Bailey Wigness singled to short followed by an Alix Johnson single that saw both runners advance on a Viking miscue. The Sun Devils were unable to convert the base runners into runs, leaving both on base.
Pinch runner Kayla Ketchum tied the game 4-all in the fifth, running for Caporuscio who got her third hit of the game via a single through the right side. The run went unearned off another PSU error.
Play remained tied until the top of the ninth when Portland State regained the lead, 5-4, on its third home run, this time off the bat of Brittany Hendrickson. Sam Parlich tied it a second time for the Devils, 5-5 in the ninth - her sacrifice fly to left brought home Allie Butterfield.
As play moved into the 12th inning, both teams were unable to move a runner past second for two stanzas. Caporuscio led ASU off with her fourth single, then Haley Steele reached by way of walk, followed by Parlich moving everyone around on a bunt. Aubrecht closed the deal with a RBI-single shot to left that brought in Caporuscio's pinch runner Abby Spiel for the winning run, 6-5 (12).
Final: #ASU 6 Portland State 5 (12 innings). Lucy Aubrecht with the game-winning hit with bases-loaded, nobody out.-- Justin Janssen (@JJanssen11) February 23, 2013
Both pitchers remained in the game for the entirety of the contest. Escobedo is 9-0 with the win while Anna Bertrand took the loss despite pitching 11.0 innings with eight strikeouts.
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The series continues with a doubleheader on Saturday starting at 4:30 p.m. Fans who wear pink will receive $5 admission in honor of the Strikeout Cancer event. ASU finishes the home stand with Portland State on Sunday at 12 p.m. MT.
Those who wear pink to the doubleheader Saturday receive $5 admission. Support Strikeout Cancer and your @thesundevils-- ASU Softball (@ASUSoftball) February 23, 2013
The longest game by innings prior to Friday's was a 13-inning victory at Stanford on March 30, 2008. ASU won the game 3-0. This is ASU's first extra-inning game in 2013.
ASU has 23 homers on the year (opponents have seven) and have home runs in 11 of 13 games. ASU has 10 multiple home run games thus far. They are currently on a five-game multiple homer streak dating back to Feb. 15 against Michigan State.
The Sun Devils have hit back-to-back home runs three time this year: Portland State (Feb. 22), Illinois State (Feb. 16) and Indiana (Feb. 8). A pretty consistent stat, considering it has happened once each weekend of the season.
Dallas Escobedo recorded her 70th win of her career during Friday's victory. This was Escobedo's fifth game this season with double-digit strikeouts (19).
Escobedo's complete game of 12.0 innings is the longest outing of her career - her previous was 8.0 innings which she had pitched on three occasions. Escobedo also beat her career high in strikeouts, 19 in the outing, her previous tally was 16 in seven innings against Virginia Tech on March 12, 2011.
Elizabeth Caporuscio moves up in the career records for home runs, now with 18 which is good to tie for 13th. She also rewrote her career best in hits in a game, roping three singles and one home run in six at-bats.


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A Seattle woman has quite the story to tell because her carjackers couldn't drive a stick shift. Nancy Fredrickson, 70, had quite the frightening experience, but the way the story ended has many laughing now. KIRO TV shared the details regarding the thieves who chose the wrong car to try to steal one afternoon.
Three teens tried to steal Nancy Fredrickson's car last Saturday, but she says they couldn't figure out how to drive it. The Seattle woman had just walked to the back of her car to get something out of the trunk when the teens demanded her car keys. She initially thought they were joking, but the gun they pointed at her told her otherwise.
Fredrickson then dropped her keys, and the teens raced to take off with the car. However, the carjackers couldn't drive stick and they ended up giving the neighbors a solid laugh after the fact. Fredrickson watched them struggle until they ran off through a nearby parking lot. While she can laugh about it now, naturally Fredrickson was crying as she called 911 in the midst of the incident.
Surveillance video caught the teens running from the scene, and the police took DNA, fiber evidence and fingerprints from the scene. Luckily nobody was injured in the incident, and Nancy Fredrickson still has her vehicle. There's no word as of yet about the would-be thieves being caught, but it seems it's surely just a matter of time. Those in the area can laugh over the carjackers not driving stick now, though it was certainly an unsettling experience at the time.


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Suspicion – Alfred Hitchcock
The role of Lina McLaidlaw is not unlike that of the nameless heroine of Rebecca (1940). Lina is a shy, self-effacing, repressed English girl, the daughter of a retired general (Cedric Hardwicke) and his respectable wife (Dame May Whitty). Nothing exciting or adventurous has ever happened to her, and she is almost resigned to ending her days as an unwanted spinster with a sheltered existence. Then she encounters Johnnie Aysgarth (Cary Grant), a lovable scoundrel, and is swept head over heels into romance. She cannot believe that Johnnie returns her love, but when he woos her boldly and asks her to marry him, she blindly consents, knowing little about him and turning a deaf ear to her parents' disapproval of him.
In order to prove his love, Johnnie takes a job when he learns that his wife's monthly income is not sufficient to support them both, but he bets on the races with his earnings and is soon driven to stealing from his employer to pay his gambling debts. Gradually, the evidence against him builds. He is exposed as a liar and a thief, charming but completely irresponsible, and little by little Lina begins to suspect him of the worst.
Johnny has a drinking buddy, a jovial, well-meaning friend named Beaky (Nigel Bruce). One night, as. Lina plays anagrams with them, her thoughts are clouded by her gathering suspicions about Johnnie. As her thoughts drift from the men's conversation, she rearranges the letters on the blocks before her, and they spell out the word "murder." Immediately she leaps to the conclusion that Johnnie intends to kill Beaky. Soon after, Beaky is found dead, and, in Lina's mind, circumstances point to Johnnie as the killer. The suspense and sense of dread builds slowly but inevitably.
When Lina learns that her husband could benefit by her death, and when she is driven ill to her bed and he waits on her, she is more certain than ever that he intends to kill her. He brings her the fateful glass of milk to aid her in sleeping, and the suspense Hitchcock achieves during this sequence is maddening. Will she remain silent and drink the milk? Does she subconsciously desire to be the willing victim of her husband's villainy? Will she plan an accident and upset the glass, at least postponing the moment of death? Or is the whole pattern of suspicion a false one, a web that she herself has spun in her mind? Could it be that Johnnie is utterly innocent, a victim of circumstances?
In the film's last reel, Hitchcock proves himself to be the ultimate master of suspense. He builds on every clue, every plot turn. In the final confession scene, he is dependent upon Cary Grant's skill as an actor, just as he was dependent on Laurence Olivier's in the confession he made to Joan Fontaine in Rebecca.
Hitchcock has been accused of making the same picture over and over again, and, in effect, this may be true. However, it must be remembered that there are only so many elements to be used in building a suspense story pictorially. The central character must either run away from damaging evidence, or he must blindly run toward it. He is either in danger himself, or he is creating danger for another. Ultimately, it is Hitchcock's penchant for minor detailing in the development of each film that persuades the audience that this time the situation is truly different, and there is always that certain Hitchcock twist whith could make it seem so.


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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -Derrick Williams scored 19 points and Arizona overpowered Bethune-Cookman in the second half for a 78-45 victory Tuesday night.
Jamelle Horne added 13 points and Kyle Fogg 12 for the winners.
C.J. Reed scored 16, including 12 of 18 free throws, and Alexander Starling 12 for BCU (2-2).
Arizona (4-0) outscored Bethune-Cookman 39-15 over the final 15 minutes.
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A study recently published in the journal Biological Psychiatry found that inflammation in the elderly caused by infection can result in a decrease in cognitive function. Scientists have known for some time that even a mild cold or flu can trigger a dramatic decline in Alzheimer's patients. My own husband's dramatic 6-week decline followed a kidney stone, which resulted in his death.
In the study, researchers at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School in England administered a typhoid vaccine or salty water to 20 healthy participants. They used a PET scan to look at their brains before and after the shots, in order to measure the level of inflammation. The participants' spacial memory was also tested after they performed memory tasks.
The researchers found that after receiving the typhoid vaccine, glucose metabolism in the participants' brains was reduced in the brain's memory center. When the participants attempted the memory tasks, their performance suffered.
The researchers concluded that inflammation in the brain, following an infection, could impair our memory. Although the results of inflammation are unlikely to be long-lasting in the young and healthy, they could significantly affect cognition in the elderly.
Until we know more, here are some tips for keeping you and your loved one healthy:
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- Reduce systemic inflammation with a curcumin (turmeric extract) supplement
- Use a humidifier to moisturize nasal passages and mucous membranes to help keep them healthy
- Engage in gentle exercise to reduce inflammation
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|Sumsets, fractals and dynamics
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|If A,B are sets in the line of Hausdorff dimension less than one, then their sumset {a+b : a in A, b in B} can have dimension anywhere between max{dim(A),dim(B)} and min{1,dim(A)+dim(B)}. The valdity of these bounds is elementary and any intermediate value is possible, but for "typical" pairs of sets the upper bound is the correct dimension; i.e., the sumset is as large as it can be. This statement is valid under several natural interpretations of "typical". It is however much harder to establish this behavior for even some of the simplest concrete fractal sets. In this direction, Furstenberg made a number of conjectures in the late 1960's, predicting that sets which arise from "arithmetically independent" dynamics should behave in this sense and others as "typical" pairs of sets. In particular, this should happen when A,B are subsets of [0,1] which are invariant, respectively, under 2x mod 1 and 3x mod 1. I will describe joint work with Pablo Shmerkin in which we prove this conjecture and some related statements about projections of fractal sets and measures which arise in a dynamical context.
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I am trying to send an email with
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The sassy and sexy ongoing comic series by Kurtis J. Wiebe and Roc Upchurch will be adapted into a 30-minute animated pilot to be shopped to networks by Pukeko Pictures and Heavy Metal Magazine. "Rat Queens" has been on shelves for less than a year, but has received critical acclaim from fans and critics leading to an Eisner award nomination in 2014 for Best New Series.
The fantasy adventure follows four enigmatic female leads as they travel across dangerous Dungeon and Dragons-like settings. With its mix of comical dialogue, graphic material and witty characters, "Rat Queens" quickly became a hit with fans. The Image comic is Wiebe's second comic to be adapted by filmmakers, as "Peter Panzerfaust" continues to shape up for BBC.
The comic industry is no longer an unnoticed platform as production studios mine the industry for material on a daily basis. Earlier this week at E3, Sony announced the adaptation of "Powers" for the Playstation Network. Popular Image comic "Chew" also will be an animated film. "Rat Queens" is as good as any to be adapted as a weekly episodic animated television show.
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Six House Races Remain Undecided
T.W. Farnam reports on the continuing congressional races.
You thought the election was over? Well, not so fast.
Democrats have picked up 19 House seats, but votes are still being tallied in six congressional districts, according to an Associated Press count.
The closest matchup appears to be in Ohio's 15th congressional district, where Republican Steve Stivers leads Democrat Mary Jo Kilroy by only 146 votes; election officials are still counting provisional and absentee ballots.
Alaska's Rep. Don Young appears headed for another term as the state's sole House member, after already surviving a heated primary by a razor thin margin. He has a 17,000-vote lead with a few precincts and absentee ballots left to be counted.
And of course, if there's still elections, there's still fund-raising. Democrat Charlie Brown, who is trailing by about 700 votes for the seat of retiring Rep. John Doolittle, raised $6,000 this morning from an email appeal sent by Wesley Clark's political action committee. "Charlie's opponent, Tom McClintock, has hired an election attorney and brought in a team of lawyers to 'watch' the locations where absentee and provisional ballots are being counted," the email said, directing recipients toward the Democratic fund-raising Web site ActBlue.
The other House races that have yet to be decided include Maryland's First District, where Rep. Wayne Gilchrest lost the Republican primary in February, Virginia's Fifth District, where Rep. Virgil Goode trails Democratic challenger Tom Perriello, and Washington state's Eighth District, where Rep. Dave Reichert leads former Microsoft manager Darcy Burner.
In addition to those six races, there is one vacancy in Ohio and a primary runoff later this month in Louisiana.


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monday trivia: ben gibbard's other solo project
I admit it: I'm a bit of a nerd. Okay, maybe I'm a lot of a nerd. I like trivia and I like music, so I started a weekly trivia question. If you have ideas for the weekly trivia question let me know.
You know Ben Gibbard's bands, Death Cab for Cutie and the Postal Service and you might even know his solo split EP with Andrew Kenney. What is the name of solo project from the late 90s/ early 00s?
Guess in the comments or highlight below if you give up.
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back. Did you all miss my witty comments?
back. Did you all miss my witty comments?
dont remember you sorry
Miss them? I didn't see them in the first place lol
i can safely say no one remembers you sorry.
Who da hell ar u
163 posts doesn't really warrent a "I am back" post lol :P
Nevertheless, welcome back
Enjoy it while it lasts son......if u r a disgrace like last time you will gone before June.....best of luck
a selection of your previous comment:
Thats the hat-trick right there boy......sexism,racism and bullying...... how you managed to get back on here is a mystery to me....... will be interesting to see if you last out the week.
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Never heard of you... What were you away for?
Just saw a few of your comments. It wont be long before you are gone for good
Out on day release are we?
You're not that nutter who started the thread where you bashed someone for not having a sence of humour are you?
If not then i'm in the '' Haven't a scooby '' camp with the rest of the guys here.
ps, welcome back btw. I'll be expecting some rib ripping wit from yourself.
pps......AH...you are!
I don't wish to sound like i speak for the site but i don't believe your sort is welcome here. Your agenda is quite obvious so i don't think alot of people will bother with you. Besides most people on here have the right number of chromosomes. enjoy your stay while it lasts
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A woman was shot in the head and died during a 13-minute long 911 call, much to the horror of the Denver 911 dispatcher on the other end. It was the woman's husband who was arrested for shooting and killing. During the 13-minute phone call the wife basically gave the dispatcher a blow-by-blow description of her husband's actions up until the time that the fatal gunshot was heard, according to NBC News on April 16.
Kristen Kirk, 44, called 911 when her husband kept urging his wife to shoot him, and he was telling her that the end of the world is near. She told the dispatcher that her husband was hallucinating and scaring both her and their three children. When the 911 dispatcher asked Kirk if there were guns in the house, she told them there was a gun, but it was locked in a safe.
You could hear the fear in her voice rise as she tells the dispatcher she could hear her husband going into the safe. Kirk then started screaming for him to put the gun down, but it was a single gunshot that ended the phone call for the 911 operator. Officers on their way to a domestic disturbance call arrived after it had turned into a fatal shooting.
When police arrived, Kristen Kirk was lying on the floor with an apparent single gunshot wound to the head. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Police arrested Richard Kirk, who admitted to killing his wife while on the way to the police station. The police probable cause statement states that Richard Kirk "took marijuana" prior to the shooting.
Richard Kirk was placed under arrest at about 9:55 p.m. and the initial 911 call came in at 9:32 p.m., which means if the police had gotten there a few minutes earlier, Kristen might have been saved. She was shot approximately 13-14 minutes into the call, putting the time at about 9:46 p.m., according to the timeline coming from reports.
According to the Denver Post today, this University of Denver neighborhood is in shock over this shooting. Kirk does not have a police record other than one suspicion of driving under the influence, but that was back in 2000. Neighbors described him as a friendly guy, who was often seen playing with his three sons around the yard.
The Denver Police Department has taken this call under review, investigating what took so long, along with the department's response to the incident, reports Denver Police Officer Raquel Lopez. The response times for the Denver Police Department have gotten longer in the past few years. This is blamed on budget cuts not allowing the hiring of additional police needed on the force. The department has not been able to hire new officers since 2008.


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Last man standing!
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Name: Markis Tarn
Country: Nerane
Class: Lancer
Lvl: 5 E: 20
Weapons: Lance Lvl D - [32]
Inventory: Slim Lance (23/30), Javelin (15/20), Vulnerary (2/3)
Money: 800g
Str: 7
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Res: 3
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Changes in the world:
-Recalc'd to level 5
-Fought Rathe in the arena, lost...
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Seems to be in order. Mind you you chose a bad time to come back as I have not done work on it yet
I hit a snag called life and has not had the time to be able to make any changes to either the RP mechanics or the story.
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Druids have a great affinity for
Nature, often preferring to live in the company of the animals and trees than
among their own kind. They develop a close bond with many creatures and the
forests they serve, becoming highly protective of what they think of as home.
They are widely considered the Guardians of Nature and are known to train their
skills in a fairly structure less manner out in the wilds. Druids lead a fairly
feral life in order to be with Nature, with the exception of Wood Elves who's
capital city is built high up in the trees. This can lead them to have an
uncouth or uncivil manner, but is commonly nothing more than a lack of knowledge
in the accepted (and expected) social courtesies.
Druids are heavily dependant on
magical abilities and as with other spell casters, draw their magical power from
their deities, complementing that power by calling upon natural forces and
mystical spirits. Their magic is more primitive than that practiced by the High
Elves and Arcane professions but has more than enough potency to rival them.
Druids are quite use to long periods alone in the wilderness and have developed
a very self sufficient set of abilities and spells. They are one of the most
capable classes as individuals and in many ways function more effectively alone
than when with companions.
Among a Druids spell casting
abilities are healing, highly damaging blasts, spells that cause a low amount of
damage but that keep it going over a period of time and spell lines known as
snares and roots, which 'freeze' an enemy to the ground (roots) and slow their
movement (snares). The combination of these often allows a Druid to fight
monsters far above an equal stature in combat and gives them a significant
advantage over many professions when hunting for experience or treasure. In
addition to these magical abilities Druids have a very useful foraging skill and
the ability to track creatures (including humanoid ones), but only those in a
close vicinity to the tracking Druid.
Half Elf, Halfling, Human, Wood Elf
Druids are mainly spell casters,
though they do have some limited martial combat abilities. They are capable of
using blunt weapons (such as clubs and staffs) and a limited set of bladed
weapons (mainly scimitars and the odd claw). The spell casting ability of a
Druid is largely determined by their wisdom, and at all but high levels
will benefit from increasing this statistic more than any other.
When in direct melee combat Druids
don't tend to last long, they can only wear light (usually leather) armour and
have few hit points compared to the more physical classes. Druids have limited
skill in the ability to dodge blows, with a fairly generous level of training
achievable in certain types of weaponry. Stamina and agility are
the statistics that help determine defensive effectiveness for Druids, with
strength having a small but noticeable effect on the offensive.
1. Make increasing your wisdom
a priority when you begin, it determines the size of your mana pool and
ultimately how efficient your spell casting abilities are.
2. Learning to tailor can be
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3. A high Stamina and
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5. You get a spell that increases
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companions lives when its used well, remember to cast it whenever you can
(especially in dangerous lands or areas new to you).
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(including spirit of the wolf) cannot be cast when in indoor zones, including
dungeons that are popular among many adventurers, try to stick to the outside
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But the watch seller will have none of that. it's just not his boyish rock star style.
With friends like that who needs enemas ~ LOL
I haven't gone anywhere. My good name is never smeared. I don't care how many of your IDs believe your own lies, I will practice my free speech while laughing at your completely ineffective public melts. I see why your wife, daughter and grand child left you. I hope that helps.
Are you saying the Temple website is in error?
I wonder if I can sign up for his next class? ~ LOL
True on all points. One error, however.
FAILED watch seller! NARU style.
The good professor looks down on the failure still!
He looks down on an ill person trying to smear his good name.
An ill dolt who attempts to degrade and soil another.
Always trying to make his daddy's clothes fIT.
They never will. They never could.
TEAM and everyone see this.
ebay 54........you Jason fool!!!!!!
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Nonsense Johnie Fool. You were here doing your little faggo dance the second you heard the news.
The Professor is not gone. He's here beating your sickness in the surly fat face every day while you and my sullied imposter whine publicly and do your little faggo dances.
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Phantoms defeat Stars, 5-2
Sam Anas and Alfred Larsson each scored two goals to the lead the Youngstown Phantoms to Saturday's 5-2 victory over the Lincoln Stars.
Goaltenders Sean Romeo and Jake Moore combined for 33 saves as the Phantoms (16-16-0, 32) reached the .500 mark at the halfway point of the regular season.
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"One trick some racers have discovered to make this a little easier," he continues, "is to make your uts with two different blades. The first time around they will groove their tires with a round-bottom blade, maybe a 1/8-inch blade. Then, after their tires have worn and they decide to regroove, they will come in with a No. 5 flat-bottom blade. Now, the No. 5 is a little bit wider, so you are straddling that groove to give you a fresh edge. And it's not really cutting any deeper because the first time around you were cutting with a round bottom, so the flat-bottom blade doesn't cut much deeper, but it does cut more on the sides of the groove to sharpen up the edges."
Extra GroovesIf you are planning from the beginning to get all the use out of a set of tires you can get, you can plan ahead when grooving your tires. Instead of completely cutting up a new set of tires, Schankel says you can leave room to cut in a new set of grooves later on. Then, when the tire becomes worn and begins losing traction, you can go back in and cut additional grooves.
By having fewer grooves than the competition, you will have to face the fact that you may be giving up some performance in the early life of the tire. But if your goal is to maximize your track time and not necessarily to win every race, this may not be a problem for you. Just make sure not to cut your grooves too close together or your tire might start "chunking" or tearing apart on the racetrack. Unfortunately, we cannot tell you exactly how close "too close" is because it varies greatly depending on the softness and composition of the tire, your car's power and setup, and even the track itself.
Flip ThemThe greatest wear on the grooves in your tires will be from trying to accelerate the car. Braking will also wear the grooves, but not nearly as much. This means that with some tread patterns you can flip the tires around and use the back of the groove to provide a fresh edge. If you are running the same wheel offsets you can probably switch the left-side tires to the right and vice-versa. This may help you get an extra run out of a set of rear tires before having to regroove them.
SipingSiping is the process of cutting slits in the tread of your race tires. Sipes serve several purposes, some of which help improve traction while others help improve tire durability. Siping is definitely a labor-intensive process, but it is quite helpful when allowed by the rules.
"Siping has a few advantages," Schankel says. "First, it gives you extra edges which helps traction, but the slits also make a hard tire act softer. The slits also help a tire heat up quicker so you reach optimum traction sooner. The heat builds up when the sides of the slits work against each other. But after the tires have heated up, those sipes will open up and allow the tires to cool down. They also keep the tire from getting too hot. A tire that gets too hot will glaze over, and you don't want that. So siping your race tires will not only help improve performance, but should also help a tire last.
"As a general rule, you usually only want to cut your sipes about 1/16-inch deep. If you sipe deeper than that you might see some of the rubber ripping out. But then again, conditions will change the best depth for cutting your sipes. Sometimes you may need them deeper, sometimes shallower." Try asking around at your racetrack to see what works best for other racers and then experimenting a little on your own.
Sanding Or GrindingIn many lower-level Dirt Late Model racing classes, the rulebook prohibits any kind of cutting on your tires. This includes both grooving and siping. If you are willing to bend the rules, it is conceivable that you could regroove a used set of tires to get a fresh edge, but the reality is that it is very hard to regroove a tire so perfectly that it wouldn't be noticeable.
Instead, if you are trying to make your tires last as long as possible and your rules prohibit cutting, you can break out the power sander. Using a light-grit sandpaper, use the sander to lightly go across the top of the tire to knock down the rolled edges off of your grooves. Make sure to sand the entire tire evenly so that you do not create an unbalanced condition or cut waves into your tire. Done correctly, your work should be hardly noticeable (even though few rulebooks specifically prohibit this since sanding is often necessary to knock the glaze off of a tire). Sand off just enough to restore the edges of your grooves, and you are good to go.


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Highs in the 60s are gone, as temps fall into the 30s by this afternoon.
Overnight, scattered showers moved through Central Indiana. Here's a look at a few rain totals from the Indianapolis metro.
Today we'll start the day with temps in the 40s, but end in the 30s with winds out of the west up to 25mph as skies become partly cloudy.
If you're heading downtown for the Circle of Lights tonight, bundle up! Skies will be mostly clear with temps in the 30s.
We start the weekend with very cold temps. Early Saturday morning lows will be in the 20s, and we only warm into the mid 30s.
Sunday we're warmer in the mid 40s.
Our next chance for rain moves in Monday, and by Tuesday we could see a rain/snow mix.