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As much as I dislike the guy, I have to agree with him. Cheese is Cheese!
Mutant by-products. If you're really lucky, there's an easter bunny down there and you get jelly beans.
At last, some common sense! Power to the Press!
Begining to sound better for the whole gang. Well, I have to admit that I would probably gag at bugs, even chocolate covered grasshoppers. I read in Mark Trail's cartoon today that the pig like ??goyra, that is a rodent is used for its fur, but are now being considered for food. Rats, bats, worms,NONONO, but this is not the same thing. They are going to have to except it. and Blessings on them.
Blessed Be
Don't care much for Jacob Jackrabbit, but he is at least sane. He may be the real leader for getting the ladies free.
The panda Allgood is a allbad and out of touch with reality!
wait a second, Jacob's supporting this? I figured his group was part of this!! He's right though… why waste those resources? they're all stuck eating beans and hating it….
It can be an uncomfortable ride
To find Jacob J is on your side
He's as hate-full as any
And is backed up by many
Who think humans all should have died
There's a human on Endtown's HC
(At least one, since old Al we can see)
So Jackrabbit's opposed
To Al, if exposed
He and Allgood, alike in degree
They would each take the Endtowners' freedom
And destroy any who didn't heed 'em
Champions like these
With fanatic decrees
Are messing things up.
We don't need'em.
=|====/ Level Head
Vote for Endtown 2.0
And for Doc Rat, too
The Endtown Forum
The Endtown Auction
The Endtown Books
Using mutant resources like milk and eggs could be practical …but some might see it as the thin edge of the wedge … arguing 'where does it stop?'
They might not be entirely in error …
When Jacob is the voice of reason, you really need to step back and try rewording the question.
Remember kids…just because Jacob J is behind the idea doesn't make it a bad idea. He is not neccessarily evil, just doing what he believes is right.
Flask. Was. Right.
"By-products" is the term to use and stick with, as long as they establish it as the by-products of living, unfettered mutants. They want to make sure no mutant bodies or body parts are used and no cage farms are created.
Dang! Must be a blue moon out tonight; I actually got one right! I knew Jake would be in favor of this idea. I know politics makes strange bedfellows, but Wally and Jake? Wow! ;-)
Well many people eat sea bugs all the time. Shrimp, prawns, lobster, crayfish etc. Then there's scallops, abalone, conch as well. On land the French introduced us to escargo (which is delicious by the way!).
As long as said byproducts are mainly vegetarian
Sadly, newspaper crusades against well armed juntas tend to end with smashed presses and imprisoned journalists. This is about to get ugly.
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- People tend to tilt their head when they are listening. They also may lean forward if sitting down.
- If they fold their arms, they may not be interested and/or they may not be listening.
2Pay attention to notice whether or not they use interjections such as 'ya' or 'uh-huh'. If they repeatedly say the same interjection, they may not be listening, but if they vary their interjections, they probably are listening.
3Listen to see if the are paraphrasing. Paraphrasing shows that they're listening. Have you ever had someone paraphrase something you've said? It's an easy way to tell if they are listening or not because they actually take what they heard and put it into their own words and say it back to you. When these techniques are used it's a great way to gain assurance that they are, in fact, listening.
4Notice if they respond to what you say and remain quiet, because they may not be listening. This is a good technique unless you know this person to be quiet and shy very often, then that might be what they are doing.
5Try saying something silly or absurd, without changing your tone of voice. For example 'So he went to the garage and bought twenty blue cauliflowers', or, 'So the unicorn's leg exploded'. If the other person does not react to it he or she was probably not listening.
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- Keep in mind that people with conditions such as Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) can't help it so don't scold them.
- Don't constantly stare at them while observing their body language - they might think something about themselves looks funny and you are staring at that or they might just think you're weird.
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Three members of the Bridgeport Bluefish, outfielder James Simmons, catcher J.R. Towles and pitcher Tim Gustafson, have been selected to represent the team in the 2014 Atlantic League All-Star Game, it was announced today.
Simmons ranks second in the Atlantic League in runs scored with 52, third in extra-base hits (30), fourth in hits (79) and total bases (131), and fifth in doubles (17) and triples (4). He also leads the team in each of those categories while maintaining a .293 batting average. In addition, Simmons, now in his third stint with the Bluefish, has stolen eight bases and owns a .349 on-base percentage.
Towles, in his first season with the 'Fish, is leading the team with a .322 batting average to go along with seven home runs, 26 RBIs, nine doubles and 21 runs scored. His OBPS (on-base plus slugging pct.) is 1.026. (Any OBPS over 1.000 is considered outstanding.)
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Although a few talented southern California riders got to actually ride in the Rolex Three Day Event in Lexington, Kentucky, most eventers can only imagine what it's like. Now, thanks to Peter Atkins, his horse, Henry, and the magic of helmet cam, anyone can experience the thrill of running the cross-country course at the famous Kentucky Horse Park.
Atkins and his 8 year-old Selle Francais gelding were in 50th place after dressage but ultimately moved up to finish at 23rd, with just a few time penalties and on rail. Despite a troubled past as a show hunter, Henry is incredibly brave across country, as evidenced by the pairs' smooth ride at RK3D. On his website, the rider admits, "Jimmy Wofford's comment in his Rolex preview, as always was very accurate, "this pair is a year away from a polished performance at this level." I'm working on halving his prediction and have the dressage polished by Fair Hill."
On a side note, the Florida-based Australian rider was also named the best-dressed man in the Dubarry Style Awards, contested during the first trot-up for the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event.
Click here to see the entire course from the rider's perspective.
For more information about this wonderful pair, read Henry's touching bio.


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STANFORD, Calif. - Stanford against USC: One of the nation's fiercest and most competitive rivalries in recent years is renewed once again.
"This is one of those games where I don't need to motivate them," said David Shaw, Stanford's Bradford M. Freeman Director of Football. "I just get out of the way.
"They're going to feel it in the stadium as soon as they walk in. The biggest thing for us is controlling our emotion, being smart, and doing things that win while playing an emotional football game. I don't need to give a speech for this game. I just need to open the doors and let them go out and play."
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Ty Montgomery does a bit of everything for Stanford, but had never returned punts before last Saturday's 45-0 season-opening rout of UC Davis. Of course, Montgomery's first punt return resulted in a 60-yard touchdown for the opening score.
The thought process went something like this:
"We've seen it on kickoffs, we've seen it on screens, you've seen it every time we've given him the ball," Shaw said. "He's dynamic with the ball in his hands. Imagine what he can do with a punt return … in space. He's got great vision, he's got great body control. He's got great pace and tempo. He's got to get those opportunities."
Stanford didn't necessarily need him on punt returns with the likes of Drew Terrell two seasons ago and with Barry Sanders and Kodi Whitfield last year. And Montgomery "loves kickoff return," Shaw said. "I can't state that enough."
The idea was proposed late last season and Montgomery was willing to try, but it never happened. However, Montgomery began working at receiving punts in the summer and has made a smooth transformation.
"We need to get him more opportunities with the ball," Shaw said. "It's another opportunity to get a great athlete in space."
Montgomery also turned a screen pass into a 44-yard touchdown against UC Davis and had a carry for eight yards while taking the snap in the Wildcat formation. He finished with five receptions for 77 yards. Shaw said there is only one reason he would need to come off the field.
"When his tongue is dragging, he's coming out," Shaw said. "If it's not dragging, he's in."
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Steve Sarkisian's move from Washington to head coach at USC may have doubled the scouting hours that the Stanford staff has put into preparing for Saturday's game against the visiting Trojans. Not only are the Cardinal coaches looking at USC film, but they're watching Sarkisian-era footage of the Huskies as well.
"You get a little dizzy sometimes," Shaw said. "When you're looking at Washington, you're looking at scheme, not personnel. When you're looking at USC, you're looking at personnel, but you're not looking at scheme.
"The bottom line is, we've played this combination of coaches a bunch of times the past couple of years. They kind of know who we are, we know who they are."
The preparation for USC began last spring, Shaw said. While his assistants traveled on recruiting trips, Shaw spent a full day looking at film of each of Stanford's opponents for the upcoming season. In the case of Washington, Shaw watched film of new Huskies' coach Chris Peterson's Boise State teams.
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The Stanford offensive line has quite a tradition to uphold, and with four new starters, there is a commitment to continue it.
"One thing we talk about here is the Stanford standard," said one of those new starters, center Graham Shuler.
One day last spring, the offensive linemen were visited, without any advance notice, by some of Stanford's recent offensive line line stars – Jonathan Martin, Sam Schwartzstein, and David Yankey.
"They challenged us," Shuler said. "They told us they had laid the ground work for us, but we had the opportunity to take the next step and keep it moving forward."
The message was definitely received.
"We want to blow people off the ball," Shuler said. "We want to be dominant, be physical. That's our creed. Be relentless."
Said quarterback Kevin Hogan of the offensive line, "We want to prove they're the next elite group, which I think they are. I've seen them go against our front seven and I know our front seven is one of the best in college football."
* * *
There are different theories as to how to build a defense to play against spread offense teams, such as USC. Some use lighter outside linebackers who can defend the pass. However, Stanford prefers big linebackers to control the running game.
This also allows Stanford to remain prepared for whatever style of offense they face, rather than be at a disadvantage when playing against a more power-oriented scheme.
"A fact of life in being in the Pac-12 is that every time you look up, someone's going to be over 100 plays," Shaw said. "It's making sure our backups are ready to play and keeping our starters fresh.
"It also depends on what we're doing on offense. If we're not moving the ball, the opponent is going to have a ton of plays. If we're getting the ball and scoring, you're limiting the number of plays the other team is going to have. If you're going three-and-out, they'll be over 100 plays, there's no question about it."
* * *
Stanford coaches chose Wayne Lyons as team's defensive player of the game against UC Davis. Lyons, a cornerback, had three tackles, forced a fumble, and broke up two passes, including one that was intercepted.
* * *
Much was made of differences between Shaw and Sarkisian after Stanford's 31-28 victory over Washington last year. Shaw said the two are fine.
"No hatchet to bury," Shaw said. "That situation, we've both moved on. We sat next to each other at the Pac-12 meetings. We talked about all kinds of stuff, football, family. The wives get together down in Los Angeles There's no animosity whatsoever between me and Steve. We've moved on."
* * *
True freshman running back Christian McCaffrey began earning respect among his older teammates long before training camp began. It began with his effort and work ethic in the weight room, even when tested by the regimen of Shannon Turley, the Kissick Family Director of Football Sports Performance.
"This summer, he came in with an attitude, I'm just going to work," Shaw said. "He's not a big talker. Christian came in and didn't say a word, and just worked his tail off and competed. He won a lot of competitions, he was close in a lot of competitions. Quickness, explosion, mentality. Guys just took to him."
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McCaffrey is fast, and Shaw said his father, 6-foot-5 Stanford Hall of Fame receiver Ed McCaffrey, was deceptively fast. But McCaffrey's speed may well come from his mother's side. The former Lisa Sime, a former Stanford soccer forward, is the daughter of Dave Sime, the 1960 Olympic silver medalist in the 100 meters.
* * *
Stanford defensive end Henry Anderson will get plenty of attention from offensive linemen, especially considering last year's national sack leader, Trent Murphy, and Shayne Skov have moved on to the NFL. The trick, Shaw said, will be how Anderson handles double teams.
"For great players, it doesn't matter," Shaw said. "The great players handle everything thrown against them. The thing for Henry is to continue to work and not be frustrated when he does get double teamed, and to keep working. Once it's his turn to make a play … hey, beat a guy and make a play."
Anderson doesn't think double-teaming him is the answer.
"We've still got playmakers," Anderson said. "If you try to double me, you still have James Vaughters, or Kevin Anderson or Aziz Shittu on the other side. I don't know if it would be a smart thing to do."
* * *
Throughout the 2013 season, Stanford was called for holding only twice. In the 2014 opener against UC Davis, the Cardinal equaled that total.
"It's all about positioning," said Shuler, who was flagged for one of those calls. "You should never have to hold when you're in the right position. You should never be in a position that's ever going to expose you to that. A lot of our scheme is designed so we don't have to do those things."
* * *
Shuler, a native of Franklin, Tenn., has a history with USC, dating back long before he first took the field against the Trojans.
Graham's father, Rob Shuler, was a tackle at Auburn from 1982-85, and Graham grew up a huge Tiger fan. He recalls being at Jordan-Hare Stadium for the 2003 season opener when USC crushed Auburn, 23-0.
"I sat there as a kid, just furious," Shuler said. "How did we lose to USC? I come from SEC nation -- you've got to beat the West Coast schools. Ever since then, I've had this hunger in my mouth. I'm ecstatic about this week."
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Hogan said he has improved the most in these areas: "just getting through my progessions, better understanding of defensive structure and what the defensive scheme is trying to do.
"I need to protect the ball better. That's something I really want to eliminate, turning the ball over."
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There is no plan to hold Hogan back as a runner, an area in which Hogan was especially effective in 2012.
"They don't want me to go run over a cornerback or a safety, but I don't think they're going to hold me back as far as running the ball," Hogan said. "That's something that could be good for us. But I'm going to be smart, and not go for those extra yards. We're going to have all those quarterback read runs up, and we're going to run a little bit."
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The key to playing an up-tempo offense is to slow them down. Henry Anderson has an idea how.
"It's going to big this week to stop the offense before it gets started," he said. "Try to get those three-and-outs early, so their offense can't get into their up-tempo offense. If we stop them early, get them off the field, we'll be good.
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Playing USC in a pivotal game in the second week of the season is fine with Stanford.
"You've got to play them sometime," Anderson said. "It's going to be a lot of fun."


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Just started working on some webservices yesterday, and this was driving me totally banannas.
[Pastes code at the top of his test page]
Is MM going to improve WebServcies with Blackstone?
Also, have you run into a situation where the WebService throws an AXIS fault but browsing the cfc through the component invoker works perfectly.
I've gone as far as 1) Stopping the instance 2) deleting all files/folders in /opt/jrun4/servers/<instance>/cfusion-ear/cfusion-war/WEB-INF/cfusion/cfc-skeletons and cfclasses. This has not corrected on WebService in particular.
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It's easy to take the little things around you for granted. That's primarily why we are all about documenting all of the unique, temporary things that pop up in our neighborhoods. Naturally vandalism is my favorite, which is why this site is the way it is. Unseen NYC's co-genius Igor, from Driven by Boredom, has been sharing photographs like this since before most people knew what a blog was.
Igor's latest project is a collection of neon signs that he has been photographing like a man obsessed. New York Neons just begun publishing his collection. It's definitely worth a daily visit.


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These are a giant pain in the ass. When I leveled up my enchanting there were 0 of these bars up at the Auction House, and I'm sure if there were any I'd pay almost anything for them. These are needed to craft the Arcanite Rod which is a necessary component in order to level enchanting.
In order to craft the Arcanite Rod, you need 3 arcanite bars, not only that but you also need to go get the formula which can be bought in Moonglade ( really? What the hell Blizzard, why Moonglade? ) Neither the raw arcanite rod nor the arcanite bars were at the Auction House at the time that I needed them, the demand was there, but the supply wasn't.
These are two tips are great examples of how to passively increase your daily gold making income. You can craft multiple of the bars and snag a couple of the formulas and just throw them up whenever you're near the AH and this will help you make gold passively.
The demand for the bars and rods is out there, the question is will it be you supplying them? Or will it be the guy right next to you?


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Day 882: Doing This on My Own (But Not)
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
So, I'm back. Not for the first time, but hopefully permanently.
I know this works because I've lost over 60 pounds doing it. Then my routine gets changed and rather than adapting and accepting that I can't be perfect, I quit.
Well, it's time to accept that I can't be perfect, and this isn't perfect, and figure out how to do this anyway.
When I started SP (day 1), I was unemployed with lots and lots of time on my hands and inspired by a Biggest Loser Challenge. And I did great during that Challenge. Then it ended. And I was left floundering, begging for the next Challenge to start because I didn't know how to do this without the motivation and support of a team. And when the next Challenge started, I was back on track and did great. Thus started my Challenge dependance circle: great while the Challege was going, floudering and sinking when it wasn't, and always looking for another Challenge to join.
Then I found a job. Mid-Challenge. And I couldn't deal with the sudden time restraints working put on my Challenge participation. So rather than just admit that I no longer had the time required to participate in the Challenges "perfectly," I quit. Because quitting was better than being perfect, obviously [hear sarcasm].
And once I quit, over the next year, I gained back 25 of the pounds I had lost :( [Luckily, it wasn't all 60. Or, even half :)] So, I decided to join another Challenge. And I quit, because once again, I couldn't deal with my inability to be "perfect" for the Challenge.
A few months later, I still have only gained back 25 pounds, a miracle if you knew how crappily [is that a word? I'm doing with it anyway] I've been eating.
But, I feel like crap about myself. And I'm tired of being sad and depressed and HATING myself! And so, before I give up on myself completely [and because I hate people who whine about all that's wrong with their lives without doing anything to fix it, when they can], I have come back to Spark.
Not with the intention of being perfect, but of doing the best that I can.
On my own, with the help of my SparkFriends, not a Challenge.
On my own, because I need to learn to do this by myself, without the help of a Challenge to motivate and inspire me.
Because I need to motivate and inspire me [with the help of the very supportive and inspiring people on this fantastic site]
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Not quite a copycat, but obviously inspired by this loser. Left Batman movie, stopped for driving 112mph enroute to NH. Arrested w/AK, handguns, and clippings of Aurora, and said he was on his way to kill his boss.
Heavily armed Maine man arrested, says attended "Batman" with gun - Yahoo! News
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Mt Evans Tandem Record
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by Kevin Nicol
Hello All,
July 26 was fine day for an ascent up Mt Evans. For the second year, Nico Toutanhoofd and I took the plunge along with a few hundred other hardy souls up to the 14,200ft summit on two wheels. We just happened to have two bodies over the two wheels.
I am quite new to riding tandem, last year about this time, so after 30+ yrs of racing around the globe, I stumbled onto something new and fresh. Nico and I have been buddies and have known each other since the age of 12, growing up in Boulder, Colorado. We have been training before work and family, pre-sunrise for several years now and pride ourselves in our accomplishments. Yes, we are the crazy guys who get up before 4am and have lights blazing even in the dead of winter up on mountain peaks. Don't feel sorry for us, it's an absolute pleasure and we often comment, the best part of our day.
We began this tandem journey about 5years ago, with Dave Tiemeyer, formally of Estes Park, hand building a custom sized racing tandem for us to set a 40K record on. Nico and I both dallied around for a bit and then finally hit it last year and set the standard for 40K with our age. We also hit a new record for Mt Evans, on the tandem. Some may think it's cheating to have two guys powering a bike together but I can assure anyone, that this is not the case. It is an advantage to drive a tandem across the flat or descent, but going up is a whole different ball game. The efficiency is not the same. We are both fairly accomplished climbers, with Nico winning National Championships, Mt Washington ascent and I, Mt Evans pro race in the past, but this was a whole new challenge. We did this thing on a time trial setup last year which was designed for flat record attempts, but this year we had a borrowed carbon fiber tandem, with the proper gearing to give us an edge on the 7,500ft of elevation gain from Idaho Springs to the summit; 27miles of lung scorching attitude.
Tandems pose several challenges over singles. First, you must ride as a team. You cannot ride against each other or you will lose fluidity and power. The Stoker, me, vs the driver, must learn how to relax and ride without the normal sensations of steering and seeing down the road. My job is to do nothing but add some force to the pedals and not catch the wind. We each apply our own force and that could be read on a power meter but the force that is driving the wheel is additive of our two combined forces. So we could be sending over 600Watts thru the chain or more, at any given moment. That is a ton considering most amateur or recreational riders average about 150-200Watts. Also, our combined weights would be about 300lbs on the tires.
We did our record this year, in 2:02hours, which was about 6minutes faster than our time last year and almost an hour above the next closest tandem. The pros did about 5min quicker than us on singles, but that falls in line with our limitations. We improved our time with experience, equipment and form. Nico and I train regularly, virtually every day; some say we spend more time training together than we see our wives. We know each other and style extremely well and can communicate without words.
We have code for when we want to shift, "up low or down high." We do need to stand occasionally, 4X to be exact, to stretch the legs. This is a challenge as well. I do not have any bearing on his steering or handling the bike, but for me, it is difficult to sync up with him and not have the sensation of steering or rocking the bike. One time in training, the bar came loose and twisted on his seat post. Normally you would crash if this happened on a single, but it certainly freaked me out on the back till we could stop.
As we set out for the climb, we both kept in mind the challenges of racing at extreme elevation; Mt Evans is the world's highest paved road. This means, everyway your body would normally respond to physical activity goes out the window. Ride over your limit up there and you will pay the piper. We took our time, paced ourselves and eased into our steady state. The oxygen deprivation does funny things to the brain, as everything slows. I would say to gear down and he might go one up, we would stand and it might feel like walking a tightrope, up and over 10,000ft and an hour of racing.
I can tell you my most harrowing moment, with it being said, I'm just along for the ride, was just before Summit Lake 12,830ft, with a mild descent. The road is atrocious with pot holes, cracks and heaves. It felt like being on a roller coaster in the dark, with no rail assuring you would remain true. My one thought was not to panic. Also, as stoker, you feel every bump, 10X over as if on the bad tail section seats on a plane. The whole way, all I see is Nico's back and my sweat drizzling down with no breeze to wick it away. I hear my panting but nothing else, like a vacuum. I am not kidding when I put my life into his hands. Nico is responsible for breaking, shifting and steering around other riders and obstructions. We literally went around 500 single riders that had a 10min head start.
The awesomeness of this event is the feeling of comradery amongst the participants. We go by folks, and after they do a double take as the bike "keeps on going," we hear "way to go," "keep it up," "oh my God!!" Nico is super good about reciprocating, but that becomes more reserved as we hit near the limit. At one fast section by Echo Lake, we go by a small bunch and I hear…."get on the tandem!" They sit on for about 30s and that's it. We caught the last few guys on the final switchbacks. That was some form of relief for the two of us as we were not quite the first on top last year, but all we had in front was the leading Highway Patrol Officer. Dang that was a blast to roll that big bike in. We had a tall goal going into this, break 2hours. I'd say put your money on us for next July, see you out there!
-Kevin Nicol
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Kevin & Nico, congratulations on the Mt Evans record and the 40k record as well! And thanks for sharing your experiences. I missed the hill climb while visiting family back East but I hope to ride it before turning my attention to the cyclocross season. I'll keep you guys in mind -- and remind myself it could be more difficult -- when I get up there and things get dark around the edges of the pain cave. A job well done. Once again, congratulations!
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CES: Audi is set to roll out LTE cars with Nvidia Tegra 3 chips
Promotes its Audi Connect concept and assisted driving features
GERMAN CAR MAKER Audi has revealed that it will start shipping cars with LTE communications capabilities and that the latest models such as the A3 will feature in-car systems powered by Nvidia's Tegra 3 quad-core processor.
The car maker touted its Audi Connect concept that enables vehicles to communicate with the surrounding environment. Users will be able to connect any smartphone through their cars via its Phone Box feature, for example.
Audi chief executive engineer Ricky Hudi explained that near field communications (NFC) will be used to help transmit the signal from the phone to an outside antenna. With LTE connectivity, users will be able to "access content eleven times faster than at present", he said.
Audi also unveiled a Multi-Media Interface (MMI) system that will be powered by an Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor.
"This system will be able to compute 3D graphics in real-time and present them on the display," he said.
"Audi is the only car manufacturer to offer integration of Google Earth and Google Street View online. Our system provides photo-realistic views down to 30 metres. It makes it much easier to navigate the car."
He said that Audi is working on expanding its lane assist system and plans to offer "piloting driving". When the car approaches congestion, it will detect this and offer the driver the chance to hand over control so the driver can use this time for a phone call, Hudi suggested.
The car will be fully aware of all surroundings and once the congestion is passed the driver will be able to regain control. The system will be designed to be similar to how planes are flown with auto-pilots, hence the "piloting" term.
Audi doesn't want to create "impersonal body moving machines", Hudi added. µ
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50 years ago
Thursday, Nov. 21, 1963
Relatives and friends gave Mr. and Mrs. Theo Dierks a housewarming Sunday for dinner at their new home in town.
Gold mums and bronze daisies with lighted candles at the alter of St. Gabriel's Catholic Church made for a lovely fall setting for the marriage of Joan Larson and Robert Killen on November 9th.
Forty boys reported for basketball practice at the Fulda Jr. Sr. High School. The returning lettermen are Richard Tolzin, Dennis Phelps, Richard Drealan, Ronald Ommen and Randy Kramer.
Citizens of Tomorrow include Allan Evers, Todd Pederson, Glenda Gerber, Roland Miller, Cindy Davis and Wanda Kremer.
Fulda Cooperative Oil Company, located on the corner of Front Street and St. Paul Ave., is holding its Grand Opening on November 22-23.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Palleson are the parents of a daughter, Teresa Ann, born October 27th. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Palleson.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Engelkes are the parents of a daughter, Sandra Kay, born November 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Olson are the parents of a son, born November 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hinrichs and Mr. and Mrs. Ole A. Olson are the grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Peddycoart are the parents of a boy, Troy, born November 9th.
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Paul Brunk and LeRoy Biren treated local young people to a horse drawn ride during Fulda Awareness Week.
The Fulda City Council will be discussing a water rate increase at the December 5th meeting.
Project Cope, a nursery program at the Fulda Public School, received a new toy kitchen set thanks to the hard work of Nyla Nangle and Cathy Hopkins. Linda Beerman is the instructor.
Boys basketball returning lettermen are Dave Jans, Bob Garman, Dave Beckman and Tom Scully. Girls basketball returning letterwinners are Janet Halbur, Mel Jurrens, Marti Sturm, Mary Schoeb, Karmel Honius, Lisa Heintz, Lisa Schipper and Diane Oolman.
Citizens of Tomorrow include Colin Wilde, Billie Jo, Jamie and Kristin Timmerman, and Michelle Penoyer.
A Luther Fair was held at St. Paul's Lutheran Church last week with skits and songs as well as a performance by the cherub choir and the children's choir. The Fair produced by the school children was a summary of their studies of Martin Luther.
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Fulda Senior Citizens Club celebrates their 25th anniversary.
Fare Share program encourages volunteerism and cooperation in the community.
Jodi Beckmann shares her experience with eating disorders and how they almost cost her her life.
Holiday Dollars are available and give the buyer the opportunity to save 10 percent on purchases in the community.
Citizens of Tomorrow include Kari Handy, Jordan Steiner, and Kaitlin Holinka.
Santa Claus is coming to town on Saturday, December 4th.
Interim pastor, Reverend Dave Christman is serving the First Presbyterian Church.
Diane Ruesch and David Spomer were married on October 9th at the First Baptist Church in Worthington.
Elmer Prahm passed away on November 20th at the age of 85 years old.
Roger Hellwinckel passed away after a year's battle with cancer. Funeral services were held on November 13th.
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I have written a script which takes MySQL dumps and uploads it to Amazon S3. I have added the script to the cronjob and it runs at 2 o'clock in the midnight and uploads the MySQL dump to S3. I am using the date and time stamp as the file name before uploading it to S3.
My problem is I need to manage backups of 7 days on S3 and automatically I have to delete the 8th day backup file from S3 since I am using the date and time stamp as file name to make each file unique, I am not able to figure out how to do it.
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ZF-3688: In the Zend_OpenId_Provider::handle function responses received by _checkId are lost
In the Zend_OpenId_Provider::handle method there is a return value of "TRUE" for both checkid_immediate & checkid_setup modes in the event that _checkId fails AND there isn't an openid_return_to passed to the handle method. I find this non-informative. I would think it best to return the values received from the _checkId method which the calling process can use to report back to the user that the process failed and could not be recovered properly. Even if the calling process doesn't want to be this informative to the end user at it is an option. By getting a TRUE value back the recommended process that should have happened (if the openid_return_to parameters was present) cannot even be assumed.
I've changed this in my code to simply return $ret instead of TRUE.
According to OpenId specification http://openid.net/specs/…, 9.1 Request Parameters, the missing "return_to" means "that the Relying Party does not wish for the end user to be returned".
The Zend_OpenId_Provider::handle() for authentication requests never returns in case of success and "return_to" set, but returns true or false in case of missing "return_to". True means authentication success and false - failure.
I don't see why it should return authentication details, and how provider can use them.
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PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State University wide receiver Marquess Wilson has been named a First-Team Freshman All-American by Sporting News, CollegeFootballNews.com, Rivals.com and Phil Steele. Additionally, safety Deone Bucannon was a Freshman All-America honorable mention selection by CollegeFootballNews.com.
Wilson, from Tulare, Calif., made a strong case to be considered one of the top freshmen in the nation as he had 55 catches for 1,006 yards and six touchdowns this season. He led all freshmen nationally in receiving yards and was second among freshmen nationally in receptions per game. Wilson ranks 22nd among all FBS receivers in yards per game and is tied for 69th in receptions. He owns the school freshman record for receptions and became just the ninth Cougar, and first freshman, to record a season with 1,000 receiving yards. He ranks second in the Pacific-10 Conference in receiving yards/game and tied for eighth in receptions.
Wilson began his Cougar career with four catches for 108 yards and a touchdown at Oklahoma State. He posted a season-best 150 receiving yards and a touchdown at Stanford, one of five 100-plus yard receiving games, also a WSU freshman record. He had touchdown receptions in six different games and caught at least three passes in 11 contests, including a season-best seven against USC.
Bucannon, from Fairfield, Calif., led WSU in tackles with 84 for the season, to go with four tackles-for-loss, two forced fumbles and two inceptions. Though he did not become a regular in the starting lineup until midway through the season, Bucannon led all Pac-10 freshmen and finished 14th overall in tackles. He had back-to-back games where he registered 16 (Arizona) and 15 (Stanford) total tackles, the first mark setting a WSU freshman record with 14 solo tackles. He had three double-digit tackle games.


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My son is 7 weeks old and he likes to go in the stroller at first. Then 5 minutes after we walk he cries. I feel so bad. I have an ergo baby carrier, but he does not like to be in the infant insert.
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Those that don't think the government is overstepping it's bounds REALLLLLY need to look at what has been going on. Or do you support the USA PATRIOT ACT. Hey just because it was primarily supported by Republicans, and I happen to be a Republican, doesn't mean it isn't relevant. In fact it is even more relevant now. When you combine that over-reaching with further over-reaching being done by this administration it should worry anyone in this country that enjoys their liberty.
Its been worrying me since the day I got into politics.
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It is rather funny that people somehow feel ok with removing the right to keep and bear arms. It won't stop criminals from getting them. Heck I can make my own black powder. Anyone can. And making a black powder firearm is not that difficult(I did). It is one of our rights, regardless of how easy it is to skirt prohibition(hehe funny how that word seems rather appropriate) of firearms. How long will it be until another right gets taken away?
Wont happen. Only the extremists want to get rid of guns for good. And, if I recall, you still have the right to own a firearm, talk freely, etc so I'm not sure I understand where you are going with that. Frankly, if a right gets taken away it is your fault, as well as everyone Else's for allowing that to happen. But, again, so far you can go down to the mart and pick up an ak-47 so I'm not entirely seeing the problem, or much of a slope in your point unless I am missing something.
Canada is a clear example of a country that loves their guns and loves their hunting, but has a pretty low murder rate especially with guns. This pattern follows with some others, and in the end I've come to my own conclusion that, in the end, there is just something up with the people (obviously).
A gun is a gun. It has no emotions. No feelings. It just is. It takes a person to pick that up and shoot someone, and I would much rather prefer the money going into banning guns to be instead placed into programs that try to find the origins of gun violence.
And before you point it out, I do realize that with guns gone all you get is more stabbings/beatings/etc. In the end you can't really keep people from killing one another regardless, but if that was a 100% case all around then every country and group on earth would have the same rate of murder which just isn't true.
While I am for control over heavy weaponry being kept out of civilian hands, I got no problem with anyone having a gun. I just believe we should stick to our course and make sure the guns that we do legally give out go to sane minded folk, and not given out like candy like extremists on the other side would like.
In the end, it would take a massive shift for us to give up our guns. And yes, I did say "us". As long as we are in our mind set, guns will stay in people's hands. But all it takes is a savvy leader to come around and convince us to let them go.
Guns will not be taken out of our cold dead hands. We will hand them over with our warm hands, or simply never give them up in the first place.
That is unless someone can somehow forceable take guns from the majority, in which case they would have one hell of a fight on their hands.
So, again, we shouldn't be investing in getting rid of guns as much as we should be investigating on why our murder rate is so high. Is it because of poverty? Is it because of stress? Daily demands? A society bred on violence? Masculine attitudes imprinted on children? Or even the availability of said weapons?
Regardless, I'm going to have to follow GTA's statement in saying that it is, in the end, a slippery slope fallacy. Sure, it could slide and tumble down to the point of all guns being banned. But, regardless, it is human nature that is deciding this battle and with or without our precious guns... people are going to kill each other. Of course, I know you realize that but I felt it needed to be pointed out in the context of the argument.
Also, as I said in the other thread, should we just make a gun control thread? It seems to be popping up an awful lot as of late.
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Archie L. "Bud" Gibbons, 88, of Barnesville, Ohio, died Friday, August 29, 2014 at Emerald Pointe Nursing and Rehab. He was born September 12, 1925 in Jerusalem, Ohio, son of the late Irvy M. Gibbons and Lettie E. Stills Gibbons.
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HGTV is the devil.
With their handsome handymen, swinging sledgehammers through horrible kitchen cabinetry, moving load-bearing walls to create open concept floor plans, all within slickly produced 60-minute segments. Watch enough Property Brothers and you too will be bamboozled into believing in your own home improvement capabilities.
On the bright side, things are a-changin' in my house.
We've stopped a horrible leaky kitchen faucet already with minimal psychological trauma.
Now, it was on to our living room.
This was one wall of our living room.
Flowery, huh? It wasn't our choice, it was there when we moved in.
My wife was 50/50 on it. I liked it for three reasons:
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- Whoever did the wallpaper job did an excellent job. It was in great shape.
- If I didn't like it, I'd have to take it down.
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Drop-cloths are essential. If you're lucky, your wallpaper will come down in beautiful chunks, long floor-to-ceiling sheets, with minimal fuss. If you're me, it comes down in fits and starts like a horrific combination of those stickers they put on illegally parked cars' windows and gum stuck on the bottom of your shoe. The torn and shredded wallpaper served as snow in a virtual holiday scene in my living room. Drop-cloths make the cleanup that much easier.
One of the necessary tools to take down wallpaper moonlights as a medieval torture device. If a wireless mouse and dual-wheel lawn edger had a baby, it'd be a scoring tool. The handle looks like a friendly piece of Tupperware or game show buzzer, but underneath…PURE TERROR. You hold it and do the "Mr. Miyagi Wax-On, Wax-Off" move on the wallpaper, creating tons of tiny tears where the
destickifier unhesive wallpaper removal goop can get behind it and work its magic on the adhesive. Also, at night it comes to life and prowls my house like a DEATH ROOMBA plotting my murder.
Using a tool that looks like it might be used to climb a waterfall when it's frozen (that's a real thing) might not treat the surface of your wall the gentlest. Buy a scraper, says one website. OK, says me.
Needless to say, after a few hours of work, scoring, spraying, scraping, my accuracy wasn't the greatest anymore. Holding the METAL edge of the scraper perfectly parallel to the wall was a struggle, resulting in some gouges. But don't worry! Like my dad always said, "A bird in the hand is worth a little sanding and plastering to cover up the holes in the wall." Dad was strange. My suggestion is to use a heavy-duty plastic spatula in place of the scraper. Your walls will thank you.
We got things in pretty good shape, with just a weirdo part of the wall clinging to the last vestiges of that flower print. We're planning on scoring the area again, spraying the goop, and giving it another try.
If that doesn't work, it's blowtorch time.
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- Things I Learned When Painting My Living Room Wall
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Very clever writing and also informative. Loved it!
Through a happy accident in cleaning, I found that Simple Green is wonderful for taking down the dried wallpaper goop once the top layer of paper is gone! Just spray and the dried goop changes color a bit, making it easy to use a scraper to get the remnants off. I've used it in 3 bathrooms and the kitchen so far in our current house. About a 10:1 water to Simple Green concentrate ratio did the trick!
Someone gave me a bottle of commercial wallpaper remover, but I was afraid to use it with all of the warnings on the bottle!
I am very happy to say that I have never had to take down wallpaper. I have heard no good stories about wallpaper and still wonder why people use it. I think its because they know they will just move and leave it behind for the suckers that buy their house.
I have done a lot of patching, sanding, priming and painting so good luck on the next steps. 😉


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CARBONDALE, Ill. - Southern Illinois was picked to finish last in the Missouri Valley Conference preseason poll of league coaches, sports information directors and media, announced on Monday. The last time SIU was selected to finish last was in 1987, although that Saluki team ultimately finished sixth.
First-year head coach Barry Hinson returns four starters and eight letter winners from last year's team that posted a 5-13 conference record and finished in ninth place.
"You turn programs around by getting players that make you better and have great character," Hinson said during a morning conference call. "We need total culture change, not so much on the court, but off the court."
Hinson's team is deep at the guard position, having added Wyoming transfer Desmar Jackson to a trio of senior starters (Kendal Brown-Surles, Jeff Early, T.J. Lindsay), but the front court appears thin. The Salukis lost big men Mamadou Seck, Treg Setty and Harry Whitt from last year's squad. Making matters more difficult, All-Freshman team forward Dantiel Daniels is out five weeks with a leg injury, Hinson said, and freshman forward Chase Heins will likely redshirt after having surgery.
Several times during the conference call, Hinson noted how happy he was to be back in the MVC. He coached nine seasons at Missouri State, posting a 95-67 league record and finished as high as second place in 2000 and 2006.
"Anybody who gets a second chance does things a lot different," he said. "My fuse is a lot shorter. This is the way we're going to do it, if you don't like it, go somewhere else."
Hinson said the program is back on sound footing in the classroom, and he praised the department's academic advisors.
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Creighton was tabbed as the favorite to win the MVC title in 2012-13. The Bluejays, ranked as high as No. 10 nationally in preseason polls, received 38 of 40 first-place votes.
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2. Illinois State (2)
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6. Drake
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8. Missouri State
9. Bradley
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Colt Ryan, Evansville
Jackie Carmichael, Illinois State
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40% New York Kids: Obese & Overweight – A recent report has stated that 40% of children in New York are obese or overweight. That is nearly half of all of the young people in the state. The study of childhood obesity is the largest in the history of the city, and covered kindergartners through eighth graders, which equated to more than 250,000 kids. The data has startled many in the community, and has raised a number of questions about physical education within the city.
The report was based on Fitnessgram assessments. The obesity levels were dependent on neighborhood, with certain ethnic groups having much higher obesity levels. The neighborhoods were determined by zip code. In the West side zip code of 10069, less than 12% of kids were found to be obese or overweight. In 11368, that number shot to 51% of children.
One parent who was interviewed speculated that neighborhoods with large amounts of fast food restaurants would have the highest amount of obese and overweight children. A number of other neighborhoods including Washington Heights and Williamsburg showed percentages over 45%.
Officials have said that the geographic divide in obesity is disappointing, but is not all that surprising. The more-obese neighborhoods tend to be the neighborhoods that are impoverished or have a lower average income. It will be interesting to see how the data goes on to change the way that the city handles physical education and the lunch systems within schools. 40% is a very high number for children, and can lead to lasting effects.
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