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Thanks Ian. The old system was such a resource hog on older machines that I lost interest. It would also crash my browsers. So far this seems much...
Oh yeah...I guess my hand does smell like gunpowder.
He's probably contractually banned from ever staying at the Renaissance Hotel in Patriot Place.
Might as well. It would be good if they could find a way to shave 4 minutes or so off Chara's ice time.
I'd flip Bartkowski for Seidenberg. After that, no idea.
Lundqvist giving up goals to a rookie defenseman. :cool:
Let's lock him in a room with Freeney's mom for a week.
He missed his calling.
Sounds like the perfect spot for Florio.
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I'm an old bastid. We could find some old ladies and ask...
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Dowling's new house.
Traded the team's absolute best player.
Isn't she a nurse? I recall seeing her dressed up like one in a vid.
The first period was so slow and boring. It was like the Garden was sleeping. Now that the teams have a feel for each other, the next game should...
They seemed tentative because of the two rookie defensemen. They were playing to the Ranger's style too. The next game should be more open with up...
4 shots for the Bs found the post tonight. Who does Marchand remind you of? A buddy of mine thinks he's the reincarnation of Yvan Cournoyer.
Nice game by the rook. Jagr needs a six hour energy boost!
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As long as Dwighty puts some greenbacks in the pockets,...
Alright! He can get back to drinkin' and humpin'. ;);)
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Beep beep boop–is the title of my first blog post in maybe one year. As in, "beep beep boop," the sounds a computer makes when it's thinking. The sound a machine makes when it's operating. Operating has always been a word I can never spell without spell-check because the single 'p' is confusing to me. I am by nature an over-analyzer, which has gotten me in loads of trouble, particularly with men and in spelling words. I tend to over-analyze the single 'p' until I am convinced it should be a double. Possibly I've come to rely on spell-check so much that I don't even analyze it any longer, and I just go ahead an type two 'p's because that seems more natural and the autocorrect does it for me.
Beep beep boop is the sound my mind makes when I try to figure out how I can rewind time and un-do something I did that wasn't such a good idea, and didn't have the result I intended. I rarely actually regret something I've done and want to go back with a time machine and do everything over. But sometimes I do.
Also the sound my mind makes trying to figure out how to take an action in order to get an intended result. Beep beep boop. Because I am a creature of WILL and I move from my center of will power more than I move from my center of heart. What does that mean exactly? I'm still figuring it out; I will let you know about it. Perhaps when the "beep beep boop" becomes louder than the gentle whirring rhythm of intuition and feeling.
Rhythm is a word I learned to spell in sixth grade band practice because our band instructor was obsessive about us memorizing r-h-y-t-h-m. You can't be a musician and not be able to spell rhythm. It's ridiculous. I played the saxophone. (I played for years and got quite good. Then it became nerdy and I joined choir instead and became the dance team captain. Later in life, being a musician becomes cool again, but not in 10th grade band.) A strange, plump, un-cool lady, sort of mean as a teacher, but I think she was good at what she did, and she certainly got me to learn how to spell rhythm. She said to think of the spelling rhythm IN a RHYTHM, r-h-y (rest) t-h-m. Beep beep boop (breath) beep beep boop. R-h-y. T-h-m. To this day, when I type or write rhythm, I am not thinking "rhythm," I am thinking "r-h-y … t-h-m." Even when I wrote it just now. I can't type it without just looking at the letters one by one. Beep beep boop. Beep beep boop.

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text: Strategy Adjustments on the Suspect ladder; Teambuilding, Playstyle changes, and Prediction The removal of a clause that has been fundamental to smogon's variety of competitive Pokemon was sure to cause at least a little shake up of how we go about the tier we all know and love. By its very absence it opens up an entire new strategy for use, which is sure to impact how players think of and execute every aspect of a competitive ubers match. So, where do you fit into all of this? As a player of the Ubers tier, and a frequenter of the Ubers sub forum, you can have an active hand in shaping the results of this test, not just through something as cut and dry as receiving voting requirements, but by helping to flesh out the entire community's understanding of the potential, or lack thereof, OHKO moves hold. Explaining what you have been using, how you've been using it, what changes it makes to your playstyle and predictions, and most importantly why it is viable can help the young suspect metagame evolve, and more closely resemble the metagame we would eventually see if the clause were removed permanently. Have you significantly changed your teambuilding, to either incorporate or prepare for OHKO moves? Have you moved away from a particular way of playing, or adjusted your teams offensive and defensive balance to better handle threats that are common in the new metagame? Perhaps what will be the most difficult to explain, have you changed the predictions throughout a match because of how certain pokemon, playstyles, or threats force you to react, or at least threaten you heavily enough to make you respond? Posting specific sets, and explaining your reasoning behind them is highly advised, as well as listing out your teambuilding process and the strategy behind it. Without understanding the reasons you chose to use what you did, we can't really suggest changes or fixes, or understand how the metagame is affecting your choices. What sets this thread apart from the NP threads posted by bojangles is the technical level of discussion it's supposed to hold, so please try to make as few general assumptions and statements as you can to get your point across. Ideally that point will help us see what direction the metagame has inspired you to take, and why. Hopefully through discussion like this we can see how the OHKO users are influencing that same development, and use it to aid us in our tiering decisions! Through example i'll try and display kind of what I mean by these categories. Keep in mind that as long as you provide support for your arguments, length doesn't really matter. Teambuilding After attempting to ladder with both a standard stall team, and a stall team adapted to OHKO (stories that I will post later on in this thread), I realized it was by far simpler to ladder using offense. With the intent of creating an offensive team that took advantage of OHKO moves by using them to break through common defensive cores, while using the other five members to maintain a great match up versus offensive teams, I set out to find my direction. In an incredibly short search, I settled on Bulky Sheer Cold Kyogre and Kabutops. It already had the general gist of what I was going for. Kyogre could not only threaten, but switch into defensive pokemon that gave Kabutops trouble like Gira-A, support groudon, and even opposing bulky kyogre. The rain boosted speed and power that kyogre gave kabutops allowed it to match up very well against offensive teams, beating things like Darkrai, Mewtwo, and many other sweepers. If you've never used kabutops, you should know it is extremely reliant on passive damage to successfully sweep, so hazards were a necessity in my thought process. Without a doubt the hazard user that has the best match up against offensive team is Deo-s. With hazards I needed a spin blocker. CM ghost arceus gives offensive teams huge trouble with its bulk, uncommon weaknesses, and great offensive presence, so it was a shoe in to the team. Momentum was key to beating offense consistently and taking advantage of my hazards, so I slotted Genesect onto the team to keep a good match up against offense's threats. to further take advantage of offense, and the momentum genesect provided, I added a scarfed Kyu-w. With u turn luring in things that were critical to an offensive teams chance at beating me, like Groudon and Gira-o, I could pretty much guarantee picking off a member, or maybe two depending on how hazards and their opponents team looked, by taking advantage of an offensive teams typical inability to switch into kyu-w with a few layers. It also served the purpose of an offensive kyogre check, along with my own kyogre. If kabutops and deo-s did their jobs, and if I kept offensive momentum, I could sometimes bring it in on weakened specs and scarf kyogres, and at least force them out once. Because of the very offensive nature of the team I never really required an actual switch in to a full health Kyogre, bar a bulky one. All the members contributed meaningfully to the makeup of the team. Kabutops could rapid spin against defensive teams and offensive teams alike, either suicidally to let something like kyu-w go on with its job, or with some prediction, like against offensive teams that carry groudon and gira-o, all while using kyogre and kyu-w to take advantage of its usual counters and pick teams apart. If you wish to check out the actual team I was using to test out this playstyle feel free to try it out. Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide Genesect @ Choice Scarf Trait: Download EVs: 252 Spd / 252 Atk / 4 SAtk Naive Nature - U-turn - Iron Head - Explosion - Ice Beam Kyogre @ Leftovers Trait: Drizzle EVs: 252 SDef / 244 HP / 12 Spd Calm Nature - Rest - Scald - Sheer Cold - Sleep Talk Kyurem-White @ Choice Scarf Trait: Turboblaze EVs: 252 Spd / 252 SAtk / 4 HP Timid Nature - Draco Meteor - Focus Blast - Ice Beam - Dragon Pulse Arceus @ Spooky Plate Trait: Multitype EVs: 252 HP / 252 Spd / 4 SAtk Timid Nature - Calm Mind - Recover - Focus Blast - Judgment Kabutops @ Life Orb Trait: Swift Swim EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spd / 4 HP Adamant Nature - Waterfall - Stone Edge - Rapid Spin - Low Kick Deoxys-Speed @ Focus Sash Trait: Pressure EVs: 252 Spd / 252 HP / 4 DEF Jolly Nature - Taunt - Fire Punch - Spikes - Stealth Rock Prediction This team attempts to checkmate the opponent as quickly as possible. The only way my prediction changed from using a typical offensive team was in guessing it they were also taking advantage of OHKO kyogre, and determining whether I could safely use mine as a check, or whether I needed to play it offensively to keep it on the back foot. In most cases, I could essentially ignore the possiblity of a OHKO move being used, as against the majority of my team whether Kyogre had Sheer Cold, or Excadrill had Fissure, changed nothing about the move I made. The lack of switch in chances they had made this even easier. Besides that I just used offensive synergy and momentum combined with hazards to force in and then break the threats on the opponents team that prevented a sweep, like switching OHKO kyogre into a chansey that is trying to toxic ghostceus, or double switching from Tops to Kyu-w when I think they'll bring in a counter. Playstyle I enjoyed the combination of playstyles that having a OHKO user that contributed meaningfully without its OHKO move, and a momentum based offensive team created. I could safely play stuff like Kabutops and Scarf kyu-w, who can man handle offense, instead of either other sets or pokemon that have less trouble with common defensive cores (like specs kyu-w, who is much better against stall in general) , because of the threat Sheer cold kyogre already posed to such teams. Because of how difficult it was for OHKO users to meaningfully affect me, I could to an extent ignore them as well, simply because of the offensive nature of my team. This let me focus most of my resources to beating other offensive teams, something that I think this team does very successfully. So let's get to it! Post your own successful strategies, and even the ones that weren't so hot, as we can learn from all of these! Once again, please try to keep from saying things like "I tried stall, it was weak to OHKO". Instead try to add evidence and simple reasons as to why you don't think you could do so well with that particular team and playstyle. Maybe there are ways for the metagame to adapt easily to the allowance of OHKO users, the only way we can really find out is by looking at all the strategies we can viably use, and seeing how well they work out in practice not simply in theory. Let's use this as a resource to help us finalize our opinons on the OHKO suspect test! I and other council members, as well as any member of the ubers community who wants to give input, will help prompt discussion about the viability and possible improvement of everything posted, all in the hopes of seeing how much of an effect OHKO really has on players who desire to be successful in the Ubers metagame. Please be respectful, and take the same attitude towards responding that you would take towards posting your own strategies, and use reasoning and specific sets and changes to address viability instead of just general statements that something is bad. Happy discussing! If you want to discuss getting better at all aspects of ubers please enter my humble IRC abode, #saltmines, a quiet place of Ubers improvement labor and tldr rage tutoring.


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I have an old unuseable computer at home that became useless after a hard disk failure. I don't want to spend money on buying a new PATA IDE HDD for it, so I was wondering if I can use a PXE boot server on my notebook(using a virtual machine with Linux) and boot a Linux on the old machine with PXE without using Hard Disk. It is possible? Do I will need to make some extra configuration or use some specific enviroment do do this?
Yes, that is possible. In fact, it's even feasible... Provided your notebook supports PXE booting, of course. Though I've never personally tried it. Your laptop would have a decent shot at it being workable if you have a fair bit of RAM in there, as you won't have swap.
There are some instructions to get PXE booting going here. You can also search further, of course.
If, by chance, PXE booting is a dead end for you, then I'd setup Linux on a bootable USB drive and run off that... In fact, I'd do that long before PXE, myself.


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Storm Lake (including Little Storm Lake): Channel catfish is fair. Catfish are being picked up using small to medium sized chubs. White bass is fair. Some anglers have picked up white bass casting ripple shad. Walleye is fair. Anglers have picked up some slot fish and a few over the slot. Try trolling No. 4 Shad Raps or casting blue and silver Kastmasters.
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At Monday's Lake Improvement meeting the Treasurer's report noted that the month of August had expenses totaling $58,866 of which a majority was for fuel and payroll. There was also an expense for an inboard motor from Kruger and Sons Propeller.
Much higher rate than in 2000
By TOM CULLEN
Unauthorized immigrants are staying for longer periods with no growth in their number, according to a study by the nation's leading Latino demographics firm.
Thomas Schultes rushed for 119 yards and two touchdowns and Jacob Kibbie added 100 yards and three scores as Emmetsburg spoiled Storm Lake's football season opener with a 42-7 win last Friday night at Emmetsburg.
The E'Hawks jumped out to a 14-0 lead after the first quarter on a Kibby 2-yard run and a Schultes 5-yard run.
Former NFL star Dallas Clark was in the crowd at the baseball game Monday night between Storm Lake and Humboldt. His nephew, Devon Clark plays first base for the Wild Cats. Dallas kept a low profile in his chair near the bleachers, but he was friendly to a few Storm Lakers who approached him. The Dallas Clark family lives north of Humboldt.
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The summer months traditionally bring a dip in blood donations. This decline can often be attributed to busy summer schedules, vacations, outdoor events and summer breaks in schools. In order to prevent blood shortages this summer in local hospitals, LifeServe Blood Center needs Storm Lake residents to roll up their sleeves and give the gift of life.
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Al Exito plans to make its mark in Storm Lake with a $5,000 grant from Monsanto.
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All sorts of interesting ideas about how to improve Storm Lake have been floated through the years. Last week, experts from Iowa State University and the Department of Natural Resources discussed a) dredging more b) putting in three more islands as wavebreaks or c) raising the level of the lake by a half-foot to a foot.
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Fletcher man jailed for poaching Blue Ridge ginseng roots
Published: Friday, October 7, 2011 at 1:45 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, October 7, 2011 at 1:45 p.m.
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Five men have been sentenced in federal court to jail terms for poaching endangered ginseng roots along the Blue Ridge Parkway.
The five men were arrested by federal park rangers and charged with the illegal harvesting or possession of ginseng, according to a release from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Asheville, N.C.
They all pleaded guilty and were sentenced separately, the most recent receiving a jail term of 30 days on Thursday.
The 232 ginseng roots recovered were replanted by the park service.
"The parkway is the second most biologically diverse unit in the National Park Service, and we cannot allow the few to profit from the destruction of this special place," said Steve Stinnett, the chief ranger of the parkway.
American ginseng is protected under an international trade convention as an endangered species, but the valuable wild root is often illegally harvested in National Park and U.S. Forest Service lands in Western North Carolina. Permits to collect ginseng root in National Forests are made available each September, but harvesting is prohibited along the parkway and in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Those sentenced in U.S. District Court are:
— Michael L. Hale, 22, of Johnson City, Tenn., possessed 80 ginseng roots. He was sentenced Thursday to 30 days in jail.
— Brian Keith Witherel, 42, of Fletcher, possessed 21 ginseng roots. He was sentenced on Sept. 28 to 11 days in jail.
— Gregory Grycki, 57, of Asheville, possessed 79 ginseng roots. He was sentenced on Sept. 28 to 25 days in jail.
— Ronnie Eugene Penland, 54, of Asheville, possessed 18 ginseng roots. He was sentenced on July 27 to 17 days in jail.
— Codie Jackson Dodd, 23, of Asheville, possessed 34 ginseng roots. He was sentenced on July 27 to 10 days in jail and ordered to pay a $600 fine.
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By the mid-1980s, the fabled animation studios of Walt Disney had fallen on hard times. The artists were polarized between newcomers hungry to innovate (including a young Tim Burton and John Lasseter) and old timers not yet ready to relinquish control. These conditions produced a series of box-office flops and pessimistic forecasts: maybe the best days of animation were over. Maybe the public didn't care. Only a miracle or a magic spell could produce a happy ending. Waking Sleeping Beauty is no fairy tale. It's the true story of how Disney regained its magic with a staggering output of hits - Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, and more - over a 10-year period. (86 mins., 35mm)


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We stayed at the hotel from 29th Dec and checked out on 2nd Jan. For all 4 nights, we had the best stay in China ever. The room is big and clean, there are most of the things tourists need for a room at the price of a 4-star hotel. Even though there are smokers, we manage to stay from them for the past few nights. The location is good and convenient for tourists who like to travel around by public transport.
Everything is good except for the lack of internet service. The hotel manager claimed that the land authority 'accidentally' disconnected the telephone wire underground during their subway construction, and there is no way to fix anything for a week. The most interesting thing happened when our iPad was connected to a free unknown internet access in the lobby named somehow similar to the hotel's name (titantimes)
Anyway, we had a great trip and would love to visit Xi'an again in the future :)
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Women in their 40s continue to undergo routine breast cancer screenings despite national guidelines recommending otherwise, according to a study.
In 2009, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommended that while women ages 50 to 74 should continue to undergo mammograms every two years, those between the ages of 40 and 49 without a family history of breast cancer should discuss the risks and benefits of routine screening mammography with their physicians to make individual decisions.
As a result of the altered recommendations, Lauren D. Block, MD, MPH, a clinical fellow at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and her colleagues expected to find fewer women in their 40s getting routine mammograms. Instead, they found no impact on mammography rates among younger women.
"Patients — and likely their providers — appear hesitant to change their behavior, even in light of evidence that routine screening in younger women carries substantial risk of false positives and unnecessary further imaging and biopsies," Block said in a news release. "Women have been bombarded with the message 'mammograms save lives, so they want them no matter what."
Previous research has shown mammographys impact on younger women is mixed at best, according to the news release: Routine screening increases rates of detecting cancer in young women, but reduces mortality risk by a very small percentage. It is more likely, studies have shown, to result in over-diagnosis and unnecessary treatment, including biopsies, lumpectomies and mastectomies, and weeks of radiation and potentially toxic drugs. False positives result in avoidable procedures and psychological trauma. Many of the cancers detected probably will never be dangerous, but are aggressively treated.
Among older women, screening mammograms are recommended because breast cancer, like most cancer, is a disease of aging, and a womans risk of breast cancer increases as she grows older.
The original USPSTF guideline change recommended more forcefully against routine screening for women in their 40s, but a political and advocacy group backlash resulted in compromise language that counseled individual decision-making by patients and physicians, the Hopkins researchers noted. The American Cancer Society continues to recommend yearly mammography for women starting at age 40.
Moreover, Block said, insurance companies continue to pay for routine mammograms for women in their 40s. That trend is a likely reason for the persistently high rate of screening.
As published on the website of the Journal of General Internal Medicine, Block and her colleagues analyzed mammogram use data from Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System surveys administered in 2006, 2008 and 2010 by state health departments nationwide. Data from 484,296 women ages 40 to 74 were collected. Among women in their 40s, 53% reported having a mammogram in the past year in 2006 and 2008, compared with 65% of women ages 50 to 74. In 2010, after the new recommendations had been in effect, 52% of younger women and 62% of older women reported having a mammogram.
The USPSTF recommendations also stated there is no benefit to screening women who are older than 75 and at normal risk of breast cancer.
Block said she sees the same reluctance among her 40-something patients to change course on mammography when she has the conversations about the pros and cons. Some of her patients are relieved that they can postpone mammography until age 50, but many more want to continue being screened.
"Breast cancer gets so much attention in the media and in society in general, despite cardiovascular disease being by far the number one killer in women," Block said. "Everyone wants to feel as though they are preventing breast cancer. You hear one anecdotal story about someone in their 40s who found cancer during a mammogram and did really well with treatment, and thats enough to fly in the face of any other facts that are out there. Women want the test."
Read the study abstract: http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11606-013-2482-5.


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Some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in Nepal are being excluded from the reconstruction process a year after the earthquakes there that killed 8,700 people, said Oxfam in a new report published today.
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Reviews are love, and yes, I really loved your story. It's sweet, and made me like Portia a little better (I must say I don't care much for her).
I hope you will write more of this fandom. I would gladly read it.
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We arrived at Munich Airport in rush hour but that didnt deter us from finding the right subway to take us to the city centre and our hotel.
Dusk was starting to fall as we struggled with luggage and commuters to find a seat for the 45 minute journey. As it was almost dark we couldnt see much of the passing countryside but we knew we were in Bavaria and it was winter! Temperatures were low and snow had turned to ice at the side of the tracks.
On arriving at the Hauptbahnhaus it took us forever to find the exit needed to bring us up to street level and out hotel, but as we surfaced into the cold night air we were delighted to see our hotel just across the road!
Most of central Munich is pedestrianised which makes it all so easy for the tourist to get around, but even if you want to see further afield, the buses and trams are frequent and user friendly.
We had the best of both worlds. Our hotel was on a busy main street but with the train station opposite, and buses, taxis and trams right at our door we were bang in the middle of everything. The pedestrianised part of the city was a 10 minute walk so we had the chance of window shopping in the wonderful department stores...and spending a couple of hours or so in them...before we reached the public ice skating rink that marked the entrance to the pedestrian thoroughfare. Once there it was easy walking all the way past beautiful shops, restaurants, beer cellars, gluhwein stalls and the famous Christmas Market being the reason for our visit.
Brightly lit, colourful wooden cabins lined the walkways offering amazing glass baubles, wooden toys, sweet smelling oils and soaps, and tempting stomach fillers. Huge bratwurst, potato cakes, hamburgers etc. wafted on the air helping us forget the bitterly cold weather as we jostled with hundreds of like minded tourist all wanting to sample the German delights.
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"Dear Dumb Diary," by Jim Benton (Scholastic, $4.99).
Middle-schooler Jamie Kelly is mad. She's mad at Angeline, the most popular and prettiest girl in the world (or at least in Mackerel Middle School).
Jamie is mad at the fact that she has to go to middle school in the first place. She's mad at her disapproving parents, and mad at Hudson Rivers (the eighth cutest guy in her grade) for not noticing her. Her only hope is to console in her diary, the one place where she can spill her heart out and draw pictures of how things really look.
"Dear Dumb Diary" (Scholastic, $4.99) by Jim Benton is a look at Jamie's life in her own words. Her adventures include avoiding trouble (or getting into it) with her partner in crime, Isabella; rating people on a "Loser"
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The hilarious author of the Franny K. Stein, Mad Scientist books zaps fans with another new series, this time about a girl braving the trials and tribulations of middle school. Told in knee-slapping diary entries, the first installment of Jamie Kelly's tales begins as "the worst thing that can happen to you in middle school" almost occurs: getting a nasty nickname (for all of you uneducated souls out there). From there, Jamie goes on to describe a schoolmate's misfortune of using ChocoMint lip smacker; her interest in almost-hunk boy Hudson Rivers; and most of all her unkind feelings toward Angeline, a pretty blonde girl who Jamie's sure is "scorpion-like" beneath her sweet exterior. But when a mysterious culprit smacks the school's cafeteria monitor in her "neck blubber" with meatloaf, Jamie takes the heat and winds up almost-pals with Angeline. Jim Benton delivers a wonderfully silly series that combines his knack for knowing what kids love to read with fun illustrations. Young audiences will eat up Jamie's diary descriptions of stealing Angeline's hair out of the wastebasket, her "glazed" cousin, and just about every other crazy event that happens, while parents are sure to see their kids beg for more Dumb Diary books. As the subtitle suggests, we can pretend this never happened, but in reality we're sure happy it did. Shana Taylor
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I've just posted an article on the impact of the end of support of Windows XP on the Windows Embedded operating systems that are based on Windows XP.
I strongly encourage customers who are using any Windows XP based operating system to understand the impact of the end of extended support for Windows XP on their system. We will continue to issue critical security fixes for these operating systems until their published extended support end dates. However there are many different parts that make up an intelligent system including other software and services, so it is important to ensure those parts of the system also continue to be supported.
With the end of extended support for the XP based embedded operating systems now within sight now is the time to start to plan for replacing these systems with a newer product such as Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry which offers the latest functionality and security of Windows which has come a long way since Windows XP was released.
It's a long time since I've posted on this blog and I intend to address that with more frequent posts on the work that we are doing to ensure Windows Embedded systems are supported.
I'm currently responsible for lifecycle and sustained engineering of Windows Embedded Standard and Industry products. This includes ensuring that critical security updates are issued and available to our customers. As Windows XP reaches the end of its life I'll have more to say about the impact it will have on the Windows Embedded ecosystem. This includes such issues as activation server availability and support for other parts of the system. If there's a particular aspect of this work that you'd like to understand then please let me know.


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A Conversation With | Tom Pakenham
A Writer Leaves History Behind to Celebrate Trees
Published: November 12, 2002
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For the book on trees of the world, I would just arrive at an airport, perhaps carrying a photograph, and meet a stranger, who I'd go up to and say: "Look, what do you think of this tree? Have you seen any like it?" And the stranger would often say, "I've seen a much more interesting one than that."
Q. In the new book, you confess to a loathing for bonsai. What is so bad about bonsai?
A. They give me the creeps. I never would want to be involved with a bonsai. Because they cut all the living material of the root, except the youngest growth, in order to confine it to this prison of a pot. It's like tying Chinese women's feet. Natural bonsai can be rather moving. Sometimes you see them growing out of rocks on mountains and surviving in terribly hostile environments, and that is moving.
Q. You seem enthralled with baobabs. Why?
A. Perhaps because of their variety and multiplicity of shapes. Is this thing a carrot or a parsnip or a sea lion? No one tree, even within a single species, has such extraordinary variety.
The mysterious thing is that we know nothing about their age. Most are in Africa, and Africans have always thought they were inhabited with spirits. Everything about them was mysterious, the age and the fact that we didn't know how they were fertilized.
Q. The dating of trees seems a rather inexact science, is it not?
A. You'd think there'd be plenty of papers written about the age of trees and that people would draw interesting diagrams showing how you would extrapolate from the existing rings across the void and get various dates. But there's a deafening silence from scientists about tree age.
Q. Is it a myth that you can tell a tree's age by its rings?
A. If there is a void in the middle of the tree, there will be no rings there to count. You can only make estimates. And some trees don't have rings, the baobabs, for instance. Many old trees are extremely hollow.
Q. Since you've been in New York, have you seen any impressive trees?
A. I saw a wonderful collection, which stunned me. I wouldn't have believed there was a virgin forest of real ancient American trees in the middle of New York. It's the New York Botanical Garden, the center of which has a 50-acre virgin woodland in it. The trees are at least 300 years old, white oaks, birches, maples.
Q. What do trees do for you?
A. They calm me. When I'm home in Ireland, I go for walks down in the woods two, three times a day. Part of the time, I'm looking at problems. Are the trees I've planted O.K. or not? But I make a point of not spending too long looking at problems and always go to look at trees that need nothing from me except admiration. In other words, I just enjoy them.


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Our CEO is an amazing promoter of the ATLS story. My thinking on ATLS has changed since the spin-off of ARP. I thought this was a APL story for ATLS in 2012/13 and ARP was interesting but not the main driver. I now think ARP is the main driver and APL is the 2013/14 story. Perhaps APL represents the bond portion of ATLS and ARP represents the equity component. The change has been the drop in Nat Gas prices. Interestingly and somewhat perversely, ARP creates value by purchasing more property per dollar invested and creates an interesting arbitrage or spread business. It comes down to buying as much as you can as soon as you can. The syndication business just becomes the entity that draws down the inventory of property purchased. Great business model. The more I read about the Mississippian Lime play the more I like. This could become a North Dakota like opportunity and we are well positioned. I'm long and strong ATLS and looking for a $80 unit price over next couple years. Just bought more in $30 -31 range, most of my position purchased at $16-18.
Bosox,Here is a link to a well-written article about the Miss.lime.' thought you might be interested in seeing it.http://theenergyharbinger.com/2012/08/06/the-mississippian-lime-americas-next-big-resource-play/BigEaRljr
Bosox,Thanks for the heads-up about the Enercom conference presentation by ATLS.I think ARP is producing 2/3 of the cash flow now and APL 1/3, at least that is what I remember from my last quick look at the numbers. I enjoyed Cohen's anecdote about the dinner with the no. 2 exec at Chevron in San Ramon after the Marcellus deal. And of course the Philly accent is always a hoot especially with all the Texans floating around in the oil patch. I agree with your analogy of APL being the bond portion and ARP the equity. I have been selling puts on APL as the market warrants and otherwise I am content with my 50k slug with an average cost of $4.5.If I come across a more brilliant business model than this I will let everyone here know about it. The anticipated growth is just breathtaking. Btw, folks may want to listen to the Halcon presentation at Enercon from yesterday. Floyd Wilson is quite a character.BigEaRljr
Ed was great, it was fun to hear him. Rips on all kinds of topics but importantly he gives some more details on the Titan deal. He stresses the good people that came with the deal and those stats don't show up in the price per BCF. I am coming around on the deal esp since he is looking at getting more Barnett assets and they work well for the drilling partnerships.
http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=197317&p=irol-presentationsHere is the presentation.
Im looking forward to the 1st Lime well results and to hear Ed too today.Some hedge fund built a big position in ARP recently too


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Accountability and First Principles
Chris makes a move that I've seen many international lawyers make. He concedes there are all sorts of problems with international institutions, but then suggests that the United States doesn't really have all that much credibility when it criticizes those institutions due to the United States' various sins -- Chris describes it as a "lack of accountability."
There's an interesting problem here. Part of what keeps international institutions like the U.N. accountable is the threat, sometimes explicit, bythe United States and other countries that they will do the kinds of things Chris might describe as lacking respect for the international rule of law. Hence, one of the most important checks on the U.N., and one of the reasons the U.N. ever agreed to allow investigation into the Oil-for-Food scandal, was not the clamoring of NGOs, but the crusading of important U.S. Congressmen who were threatening to cut or withhold U.S. contributions to the U.N.'s budget. Imagine if the U.S. simply paid obeisance to the U.N. and the "international rule of law" and made its contributions without asking questions. Indeed, as Peggy points out, the United Nations Compensation Commission continues to stonewall even today claiming, among other things, that the Volcker Commission has no legal authority to investigate.
In a similar way, the U.S. criticism of the International Criminal Court has highlighted a serious flaw in the way that institution is designed. The choice to pursue prosecutions is, at the very least, partially political and granting unelected, unaccountable prosecutors the power to investigate and prosecute is always going to be slightly political. Just ask Bill Clinton or Ken Starr. The U.S. proposed a reasonable compromise that Chris alluded to. The international community (whatever that means) rejected it on the theory that the U.S. commitment to the "rule of law" would eventually bring them around. This hasn't happened and the ICC has not done itself any favors by suggesting U.S. multinational corporations could also fall within its jurisdiction (I pointed out in an earlier post that future Secretary of Homeland Security Chertoff made this point here).
So the paradox is that U.S. grousing about "sovereignty" is one of the only ways to actually keep international institutions like the U.N. accountable, something that Chris concedes is necessary. His other point, of course, is "who is going to keep the U.S. accountable"? I agree this might a problem, but I think the U.S. government is surprisingly accountable to a variety of constituencies: its own voters, its own media elite, foreign countries, etc. Notice that the Abu Ghraib trials continue with major media coverage due to a combination of these forces. It's not perfect, but at least the U.S. government has its own built-in system of accountability. I can't say that about either the U.N. or the ICC.


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Stranger Rubbed My Belly Today...
Silly Momma, babies don't keep
So hold 'em, rock 'em, nurse 'em to sleep
My boss (who is a man, but super nice guy, like him a lot) rubbed mine a few weeks ago! Out of nowhere! Totally strange. I walked away asking myself, "Did that really just happen?!".. I told DH and he thought it was the funniest thing ever. We have the same boss, as we both work at the same high school, him a coach, me a teacher. LOL some people are just weirdos!
We are expecting our first baby boy March 18th!
Do we let men come up and rub our tits??? It's just as bad slap the shit out of them.
So sorry but it really bothers me when my space is invated!!
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i'm one of the people that talks to babies that happen to look in my general direction - I think it's easier for parents to accept now that I'm visibly pregnant and not just some weirdo stranger talking to their kids....
or if a little one yells out "HI!" Of course I'll say, "well hi!" back and start a conversation... and usually I get grins or binky smiles or even more "hi" back....
babies make me smile
have I ever touched a woman's belly? Uh, no.... I have my own bubble, I try to invade only my DF's bubble...
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Lack of focus, memory loss, trouble sleeping, mood swings, lack of sex drive, desire to do the everyday stuff in life, etc............ They just described me and correct me if I'm wrong......I believe that's called getting older.
Yancey Thigpen heads a group of players suing helmet-maker Riddell
Posted by Darin Gantt on July 15, 2016, 9:42 AM EDT
A week after Hall of Famer Paul Hornung filed a lawsuit against Riddell, another group of former NFL players including former Steelers wide receiver Yancey Thigpen filed their own suit against the helmet-maker.
According to the Associated Press, the lawsuit filed Thursday in Cook County Circuit Cort in Chicago says the players suffered personal and financial injuries because they were not warned about potential long-term risks.
The players are seeking more than $50,000 in damages and a jury trial.
Other players filing the suit are" Gregory Boone, Larry Brinson, Michael Butler, Craig Curry, James Harrell, Willard Harrell, Robert Harris, Carlton "Bailey" Jones, Brad Quast, Thomas "John" Reaves, John Michael Reichenbach, Adam Schreiber and Eric Wright.
Hornung sued Riddell, claiming the helmets didn't protect him from brain injuries. He has been diagnosed with dementia, according to his lawsuit.
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how come these POS arent suing the pee wee league, middle school, high school and colleges that they received far more hits in than while in the nfl
'moral victories' are for losers
I expect many of them feel honestly justified. They did take beatings over the years, and the medical proof of the physical cost of these beatings just emerged. Their choices were uninformed, due to no fault of theirs or the leagues, but they gotta hold someone responsible I guess.
im suing general motors if i get in an auto accident and get hurt............they never told me car crashes can hurt me or cause death.
'moral victories' are for losers
terrible analogy.
its more like sueing GM because they said airbags werent important and seatbelts were overrated.
While I think all these guys knew the risk of playing football I think the NFL lied to them about how to treat concussions. They didnt give the players the correct info and thats why players will continue to sue.
What i dont agree with is sueing once you go broke.
Bell was fishwhacked, and it was obvious. Where there is piss, there is fire. - Moonie
The NFL had the info about concussions and actively worked to hide it...
Actually, my post was NOT about you...but, if the shoe fits, feel free to lace that &!+# up and wear it.


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Monday, July 18, 2016
The Bone Clocks by David Mitchell
A young girl runs away from home in England. Initially, it's just planned as a short move to punish her mother and also to live with her love-of-a-lifetime boyfriend. He turns out to be a cad and the girl is too embarrassed to go home so strikes out across country with a vague plan to make it on her own. She soon meets a strange woman who asks a favor and a hippy couple who offer shelter. From there through the end of the story, she and a few others slip in and out of a surreal other dimension. It also turns out there is a war going on between factions who live in both of those dimensions and its outcome can effect all mankind.
The story is told almost as a series of short stories, which is also true for "Cloud Atlas." Fortunately the jumps are linear in "Cloud Atlas" and the technique did not strike me an unneeded flourish. What was fun was the revelation that characters in other Michell stories were some of these special people living differently from the rest of us.
The story was interesting, moved right along, and very well written. Like the previous post, I kept reading this one in large chunks and would have been fine if it kept going. I think everyone in the family will like this one.
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The Girl With All The Gifts by M.R. Carey
The setting is England in an odd school for children run by different teachers, doctors and very strict guards. Melanie is a very bright little girl who loves school and especially one of her teachers. It's obvious early on that Melanie and her class mates are treated very differently from other class rooms (at least I hope that's the case) but she loves learning and Miss Justineau. The reason for the security unfolds fast enough, as does the overall plot.
This is a page turner. If you have a pretty good idea of where the story is going, think again. Over time I even bought in enough that a zombie could exist and behave the way they do given the "scientific" rationale of the story. That rationale finally stretched thin for me by the end of the story, but by then it didn't matter. The characters are excellent and the plot complex and well paced. It is coming out as a movie later this year. If you liked the Swedish version of Let The Right One In, you should really like this one.
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Thursday, May 12, 2016
Playing To The Edge by Michael Hayden
His stated intent is to have a more open discussion about U.S. intelligence. He was successful in talking more about our intelligence community than have some others in similar positions. However, nobody with any understanding of the dangers of a complete revelation of all things intelligence-related should ever get indepth when discussing methods and the general appropriately stayed on the safe side. He also appeared to believe he was being fair in letting the chips fall where they may, yet some glaring omissions that a truly neutral author would have addressed (Cheney's outing of a CIA official as a vendetta for her husband telling the truth) and the politically-correct but technically incorrect taking of blame for the invasion of Iraq lessened the impact of some of his points.
In the end, the general did understand that there is a great distrust of our intelligence community and that is an unfair and unfortunate situation when that community is trying its best to defend the nation. The reason for that distrust is based partially on a lack of understanding of what they should do, a misunderstanding of what they actually do based on popular literary and media portrayals of agencies both real and imagined, and some past deeds that were truly wrong. He does make suggestions on how to go forward to address how in a democracy an intelligence community can be both effective and still safely be guided by elected officials. There probably is no perfect solution to this conundrum, but General Hayden addressed it enough near the end of the book to make it a worthwhile read for those interested in the subject.
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Thursday, April 14, 2016
Kafka On The Shore by Haruki Murakami
In Kafka On The Shore, a fifteen year old boy runs away from home, changes his surname to Kafka, and ends up in a distant town. At the same time, an old man, who was greatly changed by a bizarre occurrence when he was a child, lives a simple life in the same town from which Kafka fled. He is compelled by a spirit to murder, then make his way to the same town where Kafka fled. They both encounter helpful people, other spirits, and Kafka gains a glimpse into another plane of existence. As the story moves along, there are philosophical discussions about life, books, and music. Oh, and since Kafka was cursed with a Oedipal prophecy, there's sex.
This book has been evaluated as being a good Murakami tale, but not his best. Perhaps I've reached critical mass from reading his novels, but I think I got closer to understanding what the author is working through from his many visits to these multi-dimensional tales than from any of his other stories. It's the kind of book where I'm kicking myself for not taking notes as I was reading.
If you like Murakami or similar authors who intertwine multiple lives, time frames and spiritual dimensions, then this one is worth your time.
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Thursday, March 31, 2016
To Conquer The Air by James Tobin
Beyond this interesting broad story is the recurring theme in similar stories of other breakthroughs. Men deemed the leaders of their field look back on history and accept the thoughts of those who came before as most of the basis for moving forward. They invent often at their desks and less in the field. Those like the Wright brother's achieve by also doing research but moving beyond the accepted truths when testing shows it's necessary. Through hard work, extensive testing and perseverance they made multiple breakthroughs in near obscurity. Even after multiple successful flights, it took years for the world to believe their claims, at least in part due to avoidance of the press and their desire for secrecy.
For those interested in the birth of manned flight and a tutorial on excellent engineering, this book is a must. If you just like an interesting bit of history very well told, you will love this book.
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Monday, March 21, 2016
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North
That is the case with Harry August, born into modest circumstances in post-WWI England. Upon his first death, he returns to the same circumstances and believes he is going mad once he's old enough to remember the past but baffled by the memories. In subsequent lives he starts to understand and is eventually helped by others of his kind. That's the foundation of the story.
The story itself is an interesting speculation on what any of us might do if faced with the same situation. It is saved from being endless variations on a theme when he meets one of his own kind who intends to break the rules and effect everyone and everything. The remainder of the book is his interaction with that person and its consequences.
Ms. North's writing is clean and her plot makes sense for the most part. As expected with any scenario that has folks recycling like this, you can start to quibble that if this happened then that could not happen, but there's little of that and a pretty good adherence to the principles of existence as laid out by the author.
Amanda gave me the book after having read it herself (thanks Amanda). She liked it more in the earlier that the later section. I've not discussed it with her but I liked it throughout but would have changed the ending just a little. Why don't you read it and see what you think. It's worth your time (at least once).
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Thursday, March 10, 2016
A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman
A neighbor recommended this book, saying it was a word-of-mouth best seller in Europe. It took a while for me to get the book and then a couple of chapters to get into it, but it did turn out to be a good read.
Ove is an incredibly rigid and, at least in the beginning, a fairly unlike-able Swedish man who just wants everyone to follow the rules and leave him alone. It turns out he may be even more tired of living with his fellow man, but that's for later in the book.
While on patrol in his neighborhood he meets an interesting pregnant emigre from Iran, her inept but friendly husband and their charming daughters. It is that relationship that draws Ove kicking and screaming into positively reacting to an ever-widening circle of friends and neighbors. There's also a good deal of humor sprinkled with some pathos that keeps the story moving right along.
This is a good read, but my Ove-like reaction to treacle was kicked into high gear by the epilogue where every single person at the end had the best possible out come, thanks to Ove. Really? Can't someone have broken a leg or something? Still, it's a nice pallet cleanser from some recent heavier fare and worth greeting Spring with some optimism.
Ove is an incredibly rigid and, at least in the beginning, a fairly unlike-able Swedish man who just wants everyone to follow the rules and leave him alone. It turns out he may be even more tired of living with his fellow man, but that's for later in the book.
While on patrol in his neighborhood he meets an interesting pregnant emigre from Iran, her inept but friendly husband and their charming daughters. It is that relationship that draws Ove kicking and screaming into positively reacting to an ever-widening circle of friends and neighbors. There's also a good deal of humor sprinkled with some pathos that keeps the story moving right along.
This is a good read, but my Ove-like reaction to treacle was kicked into high gear by the epilogue where every single person at the end had the best possible out come, thanks to Ove. Really? Can't someone have broken a leg or something? Still, it's a nice pallet cleanser from some recent heavier fare and worth greeting Spring with some optimism.
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Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
"Creativity is sacred, and it is not sacred. What we make matters enormously, and it doesn't matter at all. We toil alone, and we are accompanied by spirits. We are terrified, and we are brave. Art is a crushing chore and a wonderful privilege. Only when we are at our most playful can divinity finally get serious with us. Make space for all these paradoxes to be equally true inside your soul, and I promise—you can make anything. So please calm down now and get back to work, okay? The treasures that are hidden inside you are hoping you will say yes."― Elizabeth Gilbert, Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear
So I should start this post by stating a fact: I love Elizabeth Gilbert's writing. If you don't love Elizabeth Gilbert's writing, you'll dislike this book. But also, if you hate Elizabeth Gilbert's writing, maybe you just hate wonderful writing? Is my guess.
I've read four books by Gilbert, all that I'd rate above-average; this one is no exception. And I think I read it at the exact perfect time in my life, because I've been pretty all-consumed over the last 7 months or so with this little smiley being that we created last year. Which is wonderful. But lack of sleep and time does not, I've found, lend itself well to feeling creatively fulfilled. And I, for one, am someone who sort of needs to be creatively fulfilled, even if it's in the form of just writing my silly blog a few times per week.
So, one of my goals for the coming months is to find a space for this again. HOWEVER, if you're like "oh my God, gag me. This sounds way to drippy and creative-y for my taste" then DON'T STOP READING. Because it's not. Gilbert has a beautiful way of eloquently putting into words what most people cannot (including me, apparently, judging by this review so far) and then giving it to you straight and being like "Quit complaining and blaming everything else for why you're not the creative person you know yourself to be. And just go be that person already, whiner." (I'm paraphrasing). Or, to put it into someone else's words entirely:
"Big Magic is a celebration of a creative life…Gilbert's love of creativity is infectious, and there's a lot of great advice in this sunny book…Gilbert doesn't just call for aspiring artists to speak their truth, however daffy that may appear to others; she is showing them how." —Washington Post
And no, I don't think of myself as an aspiring artist, though Gilbert would likely word-slap me for saying so - I'm just...someone who likes to create, feels better when I'm creating something, small or large, and loves to feel inspired about it again! I actually think everyone in the family will like this book. With the watercolor classes, woodblock classes, and various writing ventures, I think it may resonate with all of you!
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Gould's Book of Fish by Richard Flanagan
The main character is a petty thief and forger who moves out of England to America and ultimately to Australia, where his latest run-in with the law gets him to an island prison off the coast of Australia. In one way the story runs mostly in a straight line from getting on the island to his end (death?). In another way, so many parts are so surreal, what with his name changes combined with the bizarre behavior of the prison staff, that you come away wondering how much is real and how much is in his head. Since a novel by definition is a fabricated story, you may wonder what is the point of asking what is real.
Well, a story can seem more real than true events or sometimes be almost dream-like yet get at some other truth. I believe the latter is Mr. Flanagan's intent. It is an extremely ambitious attempt at story telling on multiple levels that succeeds in an astounding fashion. Among the truths are the capricious nature and brutality of the English penal system of the time, the many forms of love, art is in the eye of the beholder, the strong write history, and much more.
Normally citing someone else's book blurb just isn't done, but the Glasgow Herald nailed it "When we put it down, we'll either feel exposed to one of the greatest literary hoaxes in history or that we've just read what some are already describing as the first great book of the twenty-first century. Or who knows? Maybe both?"
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