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ARM Chips Take on New Cellular Chores, Aided by LSI
Chip technology from ARM Holdings has long provided processing power to most cellphones. Now it's taking on new roles in the network itself, aided by the venerable chip maker LSI.
The Silicon Valley company this week is announcing new chips for managing cellular base stations that use electronic brains from ARM, the British company that licenses its technology for use by chip makers. There's 16 such processor cores, in fact, in the new Axxia 5500 family along with LSI's communications circuitry, the companies say.
Companies that supply chips to makers of base station equipment for most chores have used processors based on PowerPC technology (which originated with IBM and Freescale), said Jim Anderson, the senior vice president of LSI's networking components division.
Such circuitry shifts require equipment makers to adjust their software, which can be a headache. Why bother to switch?
Well, LSI has used ARM technology for other chips in the past. A key reason for selecting them in this case, Anderson says, is power consumption–a key reason ARM has been popular in cellphones.
The growing need for more communications bandwidth is causing network operators to pack beefier equipment in base stations. Though they are connected to the electrical grid, there is a limit to how much power that can easily be delivered to base stations, Anderson said.
"It's not like you can increase the power by 50% per year," Anderson said.
Heat is also an issue, since fans to cool equipment add complexity and affect the reliability of the hardware. "You have to think about these boxes that have to run and run for years," said Ian Ferguson, an ARM vice president of segment marketing.
The companies plan to discuss the new product at next week's Mobile World Congress, where many other companies are also preparing product announcements.
LSI, based in San Jose, Calif., in the 1980s pioneered the market for chips that were tailored by customers for specific applications. It has modified its strategy considerably since then, including dispensing with its own factories to make those products.
Though it still sells some custom chips, LSI now also makes standard products for data storage and networking. Its expertise in the latter market came in large part from its 2007 acquisition of Agere Systems, a company that traces its lineage to the research into semiconductors conducted by Bell Labs.
LSI has plenty of competition in chips for base stations, including Xilinx, Altera and Broadcom. But Anderson says many customers have already expressed an interest in adopting the new Axxia 5500 family.
"We believe over 50% of the base stations in the world will use this part," Anderson said.


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TUSCALOOSA | Fishermen will have a shot at $2,000 and can support a local cause at the same time as Tuscaloosa's One Place holds its first fishing tournament — Anglers in Action — next Saturday from Binion Creek Landing on Lake Tuscaloosa.
The entry fee is $125 per boat, which includes entry for the big-fish prize as well as an entry for a prize package giveaway. Registration beings at 3:30 a.m. and weigh-in will be at 3 p.m. The first-place winner will be awarded $2,000, second place $1,000, third place $500, fourth place $300, fifth place $200, and sixth through 10th place $100.
Proceeds from the tournament will benefit Tuscaloosa's One Place, a family resource center. TOP serves approximately 8,500 people per year. Programming is offered in
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Anglers can pre-register at Tuscaloosa's One Place or L&L Marine or by downloading the entry form at www.tuscaloosaoneplace.org. Participants can also register the day of the tournament. For information, call Amanda at 205-462-1000.
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The music is instantly recognizable, even if you've never seen the movie. The alternating E and F notes are universally recognized as meaning that danger is near.
Whether or not you've seen "Jaws," you recognize the music and what it means.
It was the movie that wrecked swimming during the summer of 1975. Whether it was in the ocean or the local swimming hole, something HAD to be out there, and if a piece of seaweed touched your foot, you could run on top of the water to get back to the shore.
Jaws was the movie that created the summer blockbuster -- and the career of a then-unknown filmmaker named Steven Spielberg. The movie also had the odious honor of spawning so many reprehensible sequels, but that wasn't Spielberg's fault -- that was the studio trying to squeeze every penny they could out of the franchise.


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He's toured with The Avett Brothers and played professionally around the globe, but this winter, Justin Gordon — a new father — played for tips, beer and the sheer love of music at small venues around Ashland.
Gordon's lately kept his gigs to a minimum to see that he has plenty of time for family. This week, he'll play acoustic guitar from 5:30 to 8 p.m. during the First Friday art walk, April 5, at Three Penny Mercantile, 101 E. Main St., Ashland, and at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 9, at the Green Springs Inn, 11470 Highway 66, Ashland, just a mile or two down the road from the woodland cabin he shares with his wife and 6-month-old son.
For these solo shows, Gordon plays songs by friends and his originals, all in the Americana vein. Listen for some of his new ones, including "Home Fires" and "Three Day Weekend."
This summer, Gordon and his band, Wrecking Ball, will regroup for a series of shows, but more on that to come.
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Scott Hodge loved to play and to create art.
As an adult, his creative spirit and playful nature brought joy to his family, co-workers and children at the Mauzy School in Alamo, where he worked as an instructional assistant with special education students.
After he died last year, at age 48, due to complications related to disabilities and the flu, Hodge's family wanted to donate memorials in his honor to the school, as well as to the Shadelands Preschool in Concord, which he attended as a young boy.
His mother, sisters, family friends, former teachers and co-workers gathered Tuesday in Alamo and Wednesday in Concord to dedicate the artistic memorials, noting that Hodge would have turned 50 this week.
"He was a plugger-awayer," said his sister, Jenni Hodge, as she admired the colorful new murals created at Shadelands Preschool, which span several walls and include images of activities her brother loved, as well as two panels with young boys who are meant to be Scott.
"He got his A.A. degree from DVC (Diablo Valley College), and that was a major hurdle. This was a kid who wasn't supposed to last as long as he did. He loved animals. He loved kids. He was a professional player, I think."
Scott Hodge was born Nov. 13, 1962, with birth defects and later developed two brain tumors 10 years apart, said his mother, Betty Hodge, who taught at Shadelands and later became a special education administrator in the Mt. Diablo school district, before retiring.
"My Scott loved it here," she said. "When he passed, his sisters wanted to do something for the playground." The school staff suggested a mural like the one at the Robert Shearer Preschool on the Gregory Gardens Elementary campus in Pleasant Hill. So the Hodges contacted artist Kerry Broughton, and she met with them and the school's teachers to create whimsical paintings that integrate themes the students learn about, including transportation and seasons.
The murals have transformed drab walls into conversation starters for students, who gaze at the helicopter, airplane and fire truck on one wall, the jungle scene on a storage shed's walls, a snowman in winter, a scarecrow in a pumpkin patch, and a barnyard in a farm setting near the school entrance.
"One day, I put a blanket down and we had our picnic at the farm," said teacher Lynne Terril. "They love to talk about what they see."
Those who attended the dedication were also mesmerized by the mural's colorful details.
"That is supposed to be my Scott with the Dalmatian and black cat," Betty Hodge said, pointing to a boy in the farm scene. "The Dalmatian was Scott's best friend, and he had a couple of black cats."
At the Mauzy School, the family dedicated a memorial consisting of 72 hand-painted tiles that include flowers, hearts, butterflies and other uplifting images, along with messages such as "Miss You."
"Scott loved all the students," said Principal Claudia Ronaldson. "We ended up spending the entire summer doing the tiles because so many people wanted to participate."
A wall in the school lobby is adorned with a framed collage of Scott's paintings of flowers and abstract art. The adjoining wall features a memorial fountain resembling an abstract painting.
"It's something that Scott would have appreciated," Ronaldson said. "He was a very creative guy."
His mother is touched by the willingness of both schools to memorialize her son.
"It was very nice," she said. "Very tender."
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Little Snitch
Alerts you of outgoing network connections.
A firewall protects your computer against unwanted guests from the Internet. But who protects your private data from being sent out? Little Snitch does!
Little Snitch informs you whenever a program attempts to establish an outgoing Internet connection. You can then choose to allow or deny this connection, or define a rule how to handle similar, future connection attempts. This reliably prevents private data from being sent out without your knowledge. Little Snitch runs inconspicuously in the background and it can also detect network related activity of viruses, trojans and other malware.
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This program rendered my computer unable to connect to the internet in one fell swoop, even after I uninstalled the program. Tech support was kind but unhelpful. Definitely not getting this program.
you can't buy the full version via paypal and the support says it works - for me not
@aeko you can deactivate it if you want
i have a problem with this. I dont let my applications check for updates. i use a seperate program to batch check all my apps versions. But in shapeshifter, if it cant get a version check off, it jsut goes into this annoying panel that says "new version (null) available, and gives me download, ignore, and remind later buttons, that dont go away. so i cant configure it with this active. any thoughts?
[edit]: hahaha.... you can turn it off if you allow once.... whoops...
Good but a little annoying with the constant alerts letting me know what port/program is sending what. I guess there's no other way. Reminds me of a PopUp blocker on Windows. Useful though it is, I don't think it's worth 25$ unless you don't pay for any other software which is what a lot of people use it for.
It may be able to be worked around, but that's no reason not to use it - most security procedures can be worked around. It adds a very useful layer of security.
@ groxx: I don't claim to necessarily being able to give you a guaranteed accurate answer to your question, but here's my take.
I think that isn't possible. This app manages outgoing traffic only. Its sole intent is to manage network traffic in regards to, either blocking completely, or restrict the outbound traffic to specific conditions. In other words, It's a subtractive process.
On the other hand, you may be able set up a rule that works for your purpose. For instance, set up two rules; the first one will have Little Snitch allow all outgoing traffic from a specific program (or any program if you like), followed by a second, restrictional rule, that denies any useage of the specific "network adapters" that you are referencing (I'm not sure I understand exactly what you mean with 'adapters').
So, for instance, 'allow all kind of connections, but deny any form of outbound communication via a specific port (or port range)' and so on... The configurations possible in Little Snitch may or may not suit your wishes.
But re-routing traffic is not - to my knowledge - so far possible with Little Snitch.
Can anyone tell me if this can re-route applications to specific network adapters? That'd be EXTREMELY useful for me...
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Have adapted the Bravia EX conf file to recognise the NX720, which it does successfully running PMS from a Windows Vista computer over a wireless network (802.11n).
Most video and audio from my home network plays without problem (this is true for the TV itself AND through PMS)
Most internet video can stream okay from the internet without issue (also true for the TV itself and through PMS)
Two problems:
1. It cannot play internet radio stations - going through PMS, it can see the .PLS or .M3U files in the web folder, but then gives an error message when I try to play them.
2. It cannot display certain JPG images - PMS draws the thumbnail, but is unable to render the whole image - this only seems to happen with very large pictures from DSLR cameras, e.g. 5K resolution (both TV nor PMS) - the same picture scaled for the web shows okay.
I have looked through the FAQ and forums and tried solutions for other devices without success.
For problem 1, with the internet radio stations, I am very puzzled that whilst I have selected MPlayer for web streaming, the debug log says that it's FFMpeg falling over trying to play the file. Trying to use VLC (v2.0) for streaming audio (or video) resulted in nothing appearing in the list to play.
For problem 2, is this because PMS is not trying to transcode the image, just passing it to the TV, that can't handle the size?
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From start to finish, Kielt was all about intensity
SOUTHBURY -- When Mike Kielt was an underclassman, especially as a freshman, he knew his place.
His voice was rarely heard, but his actions and tenacious play on the field as a starting middle linebacker spoke volumes, and that resonated with his Pomperaug High teammates and coaches, and the opposition as well.
Coaches often talk of a player's motor. Kielt's was unrivaled, according to former Pomperaug defensive coordinator John Pereira.
"Mike was the first one in the weight room and the last one to leave every single day," said Pereira. "He was the best player I ever coached."
Never taking anything for granted, Kielt found a way to always improve.
"I thought I played pretty well as a sophomore," noted Kielt, "But I credit this to tough senior leadership from the guys on the offensive line. Phil Platt, Joe DiRienzo, Tim Napoli, Cliff Hawthorne and Matt Sharkey all reminded me every day in practice that I was just a sophomore."
That was fine with Kielt, who felt no pressure despite being one of only two sophomore starters, along with safety Joe Melillo.
"I was able to adjust to varsity football at my own pace," said Kielt.
It was a rapid climb, despite never seeing any varsity time as a freshman, a standard rule set by then Pomperaug head coach Chuck Drury. That didn't deter Kielt, who would become a two-time All-State selection at two positions, linebacker and running back.
"I've been coaching for over 20 years and Mike Kielt is one of the toughest and probably the best defensive player I've ever coached against," said Craig Bruno, the former Bunnell of Stratford coach, now at Naugatuck High. "Mike was aggressive, fast and tough. He was always so respectful after games. But he was one of those kids when you are coaching against him that you are happy when he graduates."
Bruno didn't have to be reminded of the Panthers' 42-14 semifinal win over his Bunnell team, leading up to the 2004 state final. Kielt ran for 184 yards and four touchdowns against the Bulldogs.
Kielt nearly duplicated that performance in the final against heavily favored Branford, as Kielt ran for 187 yards, including a 54-yard touchdown, to cap a perfect 13-0 season.
That 2004 season turned out to be one for the ages, as the Panthers, despite playing all but two games on the road because of field renovations, rolled to a South-West Conference title, and a Class MM state title with a 30-7 win over Branford at Jerry McDougall Stadium in Trumbull.
"That was my memorable moment," said Kielt. "Nothing compares to what we accomplished as a team that year."
As a junior, Kielt's impact was enormous, recording 19 quarterback sacks and helping the Panthers to the Class MM semifinals at Hand of Madison. But a 42-15 loss to the Tigers in the postseason didn't sit too well with Kielt.
"The bus ride home after any loss is tough, but this one was especially tough because we got blown out in the state playoffs," said Kielt. "And you can do nothing but think about what you could have done better on the hour-and-15-minute bus ride back home. I think this is where, as a team, we decided to work extremely hard in the off-season and use this as fuel for the following year."
The 2004 Panthers featured plenty of returning talent, but there was no denying that Kielt gave them an edge.
"Playing on the road a lot meant that we had to spend more time together and that brought us closer as a group," said Kielt.
Kielt deserved plenty of the credit, according to teammate Brian Rusate, especially after Kielt scored on the first play from scrimmage against Brookfield. He took an inside handoff from quarterback Paul Mastrantuone, and dashed 69 yards for the score en route to a 32-0 SWC championship game win.
"Everyone made their push and Mike got a seam, and that one play exemplifies what he had done all season," said Rusate. "He made all of the sacrifices and effort we gave worthwhile, and he made you want to take your game to the next level. You knew Mike was going to as well."
His tenacious effort never let up in practice, either. Just ask his best friend and teammate Mitch Teta.
"Mike hit harder in practice than ever in a game," said Teta. "We were best friends, but he shut that off once practice started. We never talked in practice. He'd hit me, knock me to the ground and wouldn't help me up. He'd let me sit there to gather myself. He never said anything. He was pure business."
Kielt always had his game-face on.
"Before a game, Mike was very serious," said Teta. "I never remember him being around. He was probably by himself. Mike had a stoic confidence and an unwillingness to accept defeat. If a team had our number, there was never a sign of wavering. He would look to the guys in the huddle and reassured them and we were able to overcome any adversity."
But Kielt didn't take any credit in his role.
"As a captain, I just tried to lead by example," said Kielt, 27, who is now in the U.S. military, stationed in Tennessee. "I tried to instill the ideal of tradition and its importance to the younger guys that had been instilled in me by Coach Drury."
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A local pizzeria chain plans to expand into central Ohio.
LaRosa's announced Wednesday that it planned to open restaurants in Columbus, extending its reach beyond Cincinnati, northern Kentucky, southeastern Indiana and the Dayton area.
The family-owned restaurant chain is trying to recruit potential franchise partners who are experienced and successful in the Columbus area, particularly those who currently operate other eateries.
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As I shared in the past, every three months we present our Zeitgeist Award to an employee who embodies the tenants of our Zeitgeist: exclusivity, loyalty, experience and legacy. This time, we had an extraordinary nomination from one of our apprentices, Helge Unterweg, who wanted to thank the entire kitchen team here at Breidenbacher Hof, A Capella Hotel. Everybody was so overwhelmed by this nomination that I simply had to share this with you:
"The clock strikes 4:45 in the morning, this is the time the early shift reports to start breakfast service. Time flies: the buffet is set up and then joyfully serving, serving, serving: Eggs Benedict, scrambled eggs, a battalion of fried eggs, gluten-free pancakes – with enthusiasm the kitchen makes everything our guests desire. Handling everything with perfect execution. It is now 9:30am and the next shift arrives. They support the breakfast service, while starting to arrange the kitchen for lunch, prepping the dish of the day…and then get again joyfully serving, serving, serving – steadily in great mood, because they love what they do.
After lunch (as we all know after service is before service): cleaning the kitchen, and again arranging- now for dinnertime. And all are looking forward to serving, serving, serving! The night shift arrives punctually to complete the 24 hours cycle.
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Herewith, I nominate the whole kitchen team: the apprentices, the Demi Chefs, the Chefs de Partie, the Junior Sous Chef and the Executive Chef.
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OAKLAND -- While there is plenty of chatter regarding a possible deal for Timberwolves star forward Kevin Love, Warriors general manager Bob Myers won't confirm trade talks with Minnesota. However, Myers did speak to the chances of any big trade.
"I think probably right now unlikely," Myers said Friday. "It's the best I can do for you. But I will say this: If you asked me last year at this time would we be in a situation to grab an (Andre) Iguodala, I would have said the same thing.
"Right now, I think it's unlikely. Right now, today."
Myers, who ended up improbably landing Iguodala last offseason, acknowledged things can change quickly in trade discussions. In recent days, conflicting reports surfaced about whether the Warriors would include shooting guard Klay Thompson in a trade for Love.
The inclusion of Thompson in any deal could be the key to getting the 6-foot-10 Love, who has said he prefers to play for a winning team and can opt out of his contract with Minnesota after next season. A three-time All-Star, Love averaged 26.1 points and 12.5 rebounds per game while stretching defenses with his ability to hit 3-pointers.
The Timberwolves reportedly were asking for Thompson, forward David Lee and a future first-round draft pick in exchange for Love and guard Kevin Martin. Mychal Thompson, Klay's father, heard about the possibility and believed it to be strong enough that he said Thursday on his ESPN LA 710-AM radio show that he was "depressed" about it and began envisioning how his son would fit in on the Timberwolves roster.
Myers said the Warriors value Thompson highly as a player who continues to expand his game, comparing the sharpshooting 24-year-old to a five-tool baseball player.
"The nice thing about him that I think is he hasn't reached his ceiling," Myers said. "I think he's got a high ceiling and that he can only get better, so that's the type of player anybody wants on their team."
Thompson is eligible to sign an extension with the Warriors beginning in July, and Myers said he looked forward to speaking to Bill Duffy, the player's agent.
"I will tell you that there's a lot of players on our roster that have value, which is good," Myers said.
"Especially the youth of the roster is appealing to any team in the NBA. You want to have young, good players, and we have a few, and that's something we don't take for granted."
While rookie coach Steve Kerr continues to covet a power forward who can shoot from outside, the Warriors did reach agreement with Alvin Gentry to become the team's associate head coach, according to agent Warren LeGarie. Gentry had yet to sign a contract and tweeted that congratulations were "premature," but Myers said a deal with the veteran coach would be completed barring something unforeseen. Gentry has spent 12 seasons as a head coach with Miami, Detroit, the Los Angeles Clippers and Phoenix.
"Unless you've been a head coach, you don't know what it's like to be a head coach," Myers said. "So to have somebody next to you that has sat in that chair I think will be invaluable across the board in many ways."
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Bryan Q. Miller spoke with THE BAT SIGNAL, reflecting on his run as the writer of "Batgirl" and discussing the end of Stephanie Brown's tenure as the female Caped Crusader.
Before wrapping up Dick Grayson's final story as Batman, writer David Hine speaks to THE BAT SIGNAL about giving the Dynamic Duo a surrealist twist in "Batman and Robin" #26.
Acclaimed writer Scott Snyder moves from "Detective Comics" with Dick Grayson to "Batman" #1 starring Bruce Wayne with artist Greg Capullo, and they're looking for epic adventure.
Writer Fabian Nicieza spoke with to The Bat Signal about his upcoming August issue of DC Comics "Batman," the final issue before the September reboot and the culmination of Dick Grayson's tenure under the cowl.
The DC series based on the animated favorite grows bigger as Adam Beechen explains why the Justice League's missions, the return of Blight and shadowy hackers all impact what's next for "Batman Beyond."
THE BAT SIGNAL spoke to writer Joshua Hale Fialkov about his three-issue "Superman/Batman" arc starting with #85 that puts the Man of Steel in Gotham and turns back the clock on their partnership.
"Gotham City Sirens" writer Peter Calloway spoke with CBR's BAT SIGNAL about the comic's direction after the three-part "Judgment on Gotham" crossover and what's next for Harley, Ivy and Selina.
THE BAT SIGNAL returns for a conversation with writer/artist Tony Daniel about the creation of Catgirl, the return of Two-Face and the artistic process behind "Batman."
Fabian Nicieza drops in on CBR's THE BAT SIGNAL to discuss his plans for the next arc of "Red Robin," "Seven Days of Death," the character's approach to crime fighting and his approach to Tim Drake.
Writer Scott Snyder swings squarely into THE BAT SIGNAL to discuss his upcoming "Hungry City" arc in "Detective Comics" and exploring the history of Batman's city in the "Batman: Gates of Gotham" miniseries.
In a special team interview, writers David Hine, Fabian Nicieza and Peter Calloway discuss the upcoming crossover focusing on the battle for Gotham's soul spanning "Batman," "Red Robin" and "Gotham City Sirens."
Judd Winick, the man who brought former Robin Jason Todd back from the dead, joins THE BATSIGNAL to discuss his upcoming three-issue run on "Batman and Robin" and explain the appeal of the ever-shifting Bat-villain.
The editor of the Batman comics line, Mike Marts swings by THE BAT SIGNAL to explain how the worlds of Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson will collide while the creators of Gotham City draw the wide-ranging cast closer together.
"Batman and Robin" writer Peter Tomasi, Grant Morrison's handpicked successor, swung by THE BAT SIGNAL to discuss his plans for the title, adding new bad guys to the Bat-mythos, bringing back classic rogues and more.
Bryan Q. Miller discussed plans for the ongoing "Batgirl" series, including the current year's major arc, increasing Stephanie's support network beyond Gotham and what the "Death of Oracle" means for Team Batgirl.
Adam Beechen, the writer behind the new "Batman Beyond" ongoing series, returns to THE BAT SIGNAL to catch fans on up on how day-and-date digital and the future Justice League combine to draw in readers new and old.
The writer/artist behind DC's latest ongoing Batman series, David Finch swings by CBR to uncover what obscure heroes help drive the supernatural tone of "The Dark Knight" plus an exclusive preview of the first issue.
Scott Snyder, the writer helming DC Comics' namesake title, explained to CBR how a character from Commissioner Gordon's past and the villain challenging Dick Grayson's Batman both represent the same darkness of Gotham City.
Film director and comic fan Kevin Smith swings by THE BAT SIGNAL to look inside "The Widening Gyre," from its shocking Volume 1 finish to the controversy over Batman's bladder problems and a hint at what comes next.
The "Gotham City Sirens" writer spoke with CBR 's BAT SIGNAL about moving in with the lovely ladies of the Batman Universe, his plans for Harley, Ivy and Selina, and the long anticipated return of Bruce Wayne.
"Red Robin" writer Fabian Nicieza spoke with CBR about his continued stay in the Batman Universe as "Batman Incorporated" begins and Tim Drake rises back to his place in the Bat-Family, deals with women troubles and more.
With a pair of Dark Knights suiting up for the all-new "Batman Inc." era, CBR's THE BAT SIGNAL shines on the two writer-artists charting solo adventures for Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson, Tony Daniel and David Finch.
David Hine returns to CBR's regular column to discuss his continued work on the "Azrael" ongoing series and his upcoming two-part story in the "Batman" and "Detective Comics" annuals.
Frazer Irving, the artist on the acclaimed "Batman And Robin Must Die!" arc, explains how his history with Grant Morrison and Batman collided, why he's tired of Puritans and how he controls the visual tone of Gotham City.
In part two of our epic interview, Grant Morrison opens up about the BatFranchise changes under his stewardship and where it goes next from "Batman, Inc." to his future with Dick Grayson and Damian Wayne and more.
Grant Morrison stops by THE BAT SIGNAL for a two-part talk on where Batman has been and where he's going, the mythic elements driving the sci-fi ending of "Return of Bruce Wayne"and the revelation of Doctor Hurt's identity.
Artist Dustin Nguyen continues his stay in Gotham City, leaving his mark along the "Streets of Gotham" and penciling his way onto "Batgirl" while hoping to bring Lil' Gotham to the printed age.
We spoke with Fabian Nicieza about designing "Bruce Wayne - The Road Home," DC Comics' October event spanning eight self-contained yet inter-connected one-shots covering the closest allies and oldest enemies of Batman.
The once and future writer-artist behind DC Comis' "Batman" monthly, creator Tony Daniel swings back into Gotham for new stories, a new style and the completion of his lost chapter with Grant Morrison.
This week, THE BAT SIGNAL shines on writer Paul Cornell who discussed his October-launching six-issue "Knight and Squire" miniseries featuring DC Comics' British version of the Gotham-based dynamic duo.
Peter Milligan looks back at his work with the Dark Knight, from his original demonic Riddler story to his recent KGB crime epic and talks about Batman stories you will and won't see from him in the future.
JH Williams spoke with THE BAT SIGNAL about the new "Batwoman: Elegy" hardcover collection, collaborating with Greg Rucka and what to expect with the upcoming "Batwoman" series he's writing as well as drawing.
Adam Beechen, the writer behind DC's in-universe relaunch of "Batman Beyond," explains his history with the Dark Knight, from comics to cartoons and how the two play off each other, from Terry McGinnis to Zur-En-Arrh.
With back-to-back Red Hood projects hitting in comics and animation, the writer who returned Jason Todd from the grave digs into his Batman writing methods, his opinions on animation and a new "Superman/Batman" story.
DC Editor Mike Marts stops by to explain how the all-star anniversary issue came together, how issue #700 plays a role in the culmination of Grant Morrison's mega-epic and what twists and artists will accompany the return of Bruce Wayne.
Upcoming "Batman and Robin" artist Frazer Irving discusses his favorite takes on Batman from Brian Bolland to Adam West, the challenges of drawing the Dark Knight, and forming a dynamic duo with superstar writer Grant Morrison.
The writer behind "Streets of Gotham" and "Gotham City Sirens" swing by CBR's ongoing Bat-Column to explain what it takes to dig into villains like Hush, what hidden past will haunt Batman's future and how Poison Ivy will grow this summer.
The artist behind the all-caveman Batman adventure that kicks off "The Return of Bruce Wayne" opens up about his early Batman gigs, his personal criticisms of his own work and returning at last to "Tom Strong."
THE BAT SIGNAL spotlights Grant Morrison as he begins the Dark Knight's history-spanning homecoming back to modern day Gotham City in the highly anticipated six-issue miniseries, "Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne."
After his final word with Jeremiah Arkham, incoming "Detective Comics" writer David Hine explores two kinds of madness with the introduction of The Imposter and a regular gig on DC Comics' "Azrael."
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Children's Health
Details: New Presidential Youth Fitness Program
Sept. 13, 2012 -- Goodbye percentile scores, hello "healthy fitness zone."
A new presidential youth fitness program is replacing the old presidential fitness test that most adults grew up with in physical education (PE) classes in school.
The updated program does away with comparing students' performances on athletic tasks like sit-ups and push-ups and then rating them on a percentile scale vs. their peers.
Instead, the new program measures students' health-related fitness based on what current research shows promotes good health and lowers the risk of disease.
"What is really apparent is that we have an obesity epidemic in our country, so we feel like we now need to focus on health versus athletic performance," says Shellie Pfohl, executive director of the President's Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition. She announced the new program this week.
Pfohl says that when the original presidential fitness test was developed almost 50 years ago, it was designed to measure children's athletic performance and abilities -- particularly in case they were called into military service.
"By design, the old test compared kids against each other, so by design 50% failed," Pfohl tells WebMD.
Rather than comparing children against each other, Pfohl says the most important difference about the new program is "helping kids reach a healthy fitness zone."
Updating the Fitness Test
Modernizing the presidential fitness test was a recommendation of the president's council's science board and the White House's 2010 task force on childhood obesity, which inspired first lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move!" initiative.
"We have a better understanding of what it means to be a healthy kid," Mrs. Obama says. "One of the reasons I'm excited about the new program is because kids won't be measured on how fast they can run compared to their classmates, it'll be based on what they can do and what their own goal is. This is important because we want physical activity to be a lifelong habit."
The new "Fitnessgram" fitness assessment analyzes the students' performance on evidence-based criteria in five different areas:
- Cardiovascular fitness or aerobic capacity
- Body composition
- Muscle strength
- Muscular endurance
- Flexibility
Fitnessgram is a fitness assessment and reporting program developed by the non-profit Cooper Institute. The software and support materials for the program are available to schools online.
The assessment uses a variety of tests, such as a skin-fold test to measure body composition, and exercises like curl-ups to gauge muscle strength and endurance.


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"The firearms industry is America's foremost champion of wildlife conservation," said Steve Sanetti, NSSF president and CEO. "This donation to migratory bird habitat is just one example of how the National Shooting Sports Foundation and its members are working to preserve, protect and enhance our nation's strong heritage of wildlife conservation, hunting access and Second Amendment rights. This commitment will serve to the betterment of sportsmen and the game they pursue for generations to come."
The NSSF grant has taken on increased importance since the interest generated from the taxes collected on sporting arms and ammunition have been decreasing.
"In order to ensure the strength and sustainability of our nation's wetlands, it is imperative that NAWCA be well-funded," said Dale Hall, chief executive officer, Ducks Unlimited. "This generous donation from the National Shooting Sports Foundation, and NSSF's larger commitment to wetland conservation, will go a long way in helping to guarantee that our culture of hunting and fishing is passed down to the next generation."
"Since 1961, the National Shooting Sports Foundation has been instrumental in ensuring a strong future for tomorrow's hunters and anglers. This contribution to NAWCA demonstrates how the firearms industry continues to build upon its unprecedented commitment to the conservation of our nation's wildlife and its habitat," said Dan Ashe, director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Migratory Bird Hunting and Conservation Stamp Act into law.
First duck stamp, designed by Pulitzer-prize winning editorial cartoonist, Jay N. "Ding" Darling, issued.
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iPod touch has an all-new design that makes it the thinnest, lightest, most amazing iPod touch ever. Holding one is all the proof you need. With its curved design, iPod touch is now a mere 7.2 millimeters thin. Its engineered glass front and stainless steel back feel sleek and smooth in your hand. Turn it on, and you're instantly blown away by the brilliant Retina display. iPod touch is the perfect combination of stunning design and revolutionary technology - brilliant from the outside in.
There are lots of reasons you won't want to take your eyes off the iPod touch. The 960-by-640 backlit LCD display, for one. It packs 326 pixels per inch, making it the highest-resolution iPod screen ever. To achieve this, Apple engineers developed pixels so small - a mere 78 micrometers across - that the human eye can't distinguish individual pixels. Even though you can't see them, you'll definitely notice the difference. Text is remarkably sharp and graphics are incredibly vivid.
The Apple A4 chip is behind, or rather underneath, all the fun you can have on iPod touch. Apple engineers designed the A4 chip to be a remarkably powerful yet remarkably power-efficient mobile processor. With it, iPod touch can easily perform complex jobs such as multitasking, editing video, and placing FaceTime calls. All while maximizing battery life. And fun.
iPod touch just learned some new moves. It includes a built-in three-axis gyroscope. When paired with the accelerometer, the gyro makes iPod touch capable of advanced motion sensing such as user acceleration, full 3D attitude, and rotation rate. Translation: More motion gestures and greater precision for an even better gaming experience.
iPod touch captures video with two built-in cameras. It shoots amazing HD 720p video from the back camera. And with its advanced backside illumination sensor, it captures beautiful footage even in low-light settings. All while the built-in microphone records conversations, music, or any audio at the same time. And on the front of iPod touch, the built-in camera is perfect for making FaceTime calls and shooting self-portraits. It's surprising how much fun can fit into something so small.
When you put your finger on iPod touch, how does it just start doing what you want it to do? It's a chain reaction, really. The Multi-Touch display layers a protective shield over a capacitive panel that senses your touch using electrical fields. It then transmits that information to the Retina display below it. So you can glide through albums with Cover Flow, flick through photos and enlarge them with a pinch, zoom in and out on a section of a web page, and control game elements precisely.
FaceTime on iPod touch lets you hang out, catch up, and goof off with friends in an entirely new way. With just a tap, you can see what your friends are up to - literally. Witness a prank in action. Or watch your friend on the other side of the country crack up at your stories from last night - iPod touch to iPod touch or iPhone 4 over Wi-Fi. And all you need to get started is an Apple ID and an email account. You can choose an email account you already have or, if you prefer, set up a new one. You'll never see fun the same way again.
- Product Description
- Apple iPod touch - digital player - Apple iOS 5
- Product Type
- Digital player flash based
- Operating System
- Apple iOS 5
- Enclosure Colour
- White
- Dimensions (WxDxH)
- 5.9 cm x 0.7 cm x 11 cm
- Weight
- 101 g
- Playback Digital Standards
- WAV, AAC, AIFF, Audible, MP3, Apple Lossless, HE-AAC, Audible AAX, Audible AAX+ , MPEG-4, H.264, M-JPEG
- Digital Camera
- Yes
- Sound Output Mode
- Stereo
- Equaliser
- Digital graphic
- Input Devices
- Touch sensitive screen (multi-touch)
- iPod Generation
- Built-in Display
- Colour - 960 x 640 - 3.5 in - LCD
- Built-in clock
- Yes, timer, alarm
- Audio Specifications
- Digital Player - Response Bandwidth - 20 - 20000 Hz
- Flash Memory
- Speakers
- 1 x speaker - built-in
- Headphones
- Headphones - binaural - ear-bud - stereo
- Microphone
- Microphone - built-in
- Interface Supported
- USB 2.0, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 EDR
- Battery
- Player - rechargeable - Lithium Ion
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year warranty
- Product Type
- Digital player
- Digital Player Type
- Flash based
- Operating System
- Apple iOS 5
- Digital Player Functions
- Voice recorder, photo playback, video playback
- Width
- 5.9 cm
- Depth
- 0.7 cm
- Height
- 11 cm
- Weight
- 101 g
- Enclosure Colour
- White
- Interface Supported
- USB 2.0, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 EDR
- Supported Digital Audio Standards
- WAV, AAC, AIFF, Audible, MP3, Apple Lossless, HE-AAC, Audible AAX, Audible AAX+
- Supported Digital Video Standards
- Input Devices
- Touch sensitive screen (multi-touch)
- iPod Generation
Audio System
- Flash Memory
- Sound Output Mode
- Stereo
- Equaliser
- Yes
- Audio Specifications
- Digital Player - Response Bandwidth - 20 - 20000 Hz
- Digital Video Playback
- Yes
- Digital Photo Playback
- Yes
- Built-in clock
- Yes, timer, alarm
- Features
- Phone book, calendar, notes, VoiceOver, pedometer, YouTube streaming, Voice Control, Voice Memos, calculator, multi-touch interface, WEB browsing, Nike + iPod support, FaceTime, Game Center, two built-in digital cameras, three-axis gyro sensor, video recording (720p), Apple AirPlay support, AirPrint, iCloud support
Built-in Display
- Built-in Display
- LCD - colour
- Display Illumination
- Yes
- Resolution
- 960 x 640
- Diagonal Size
- 3.5 in
- Display Menu Language
- Danish, Hebrew, Hungarian, Czech, Croatian, Indonesian, Thai, Slovak, Chinese (traditional), Chinese (simplified), Vietnamese, Ukrainian, Brazilian Portuguese, English, German, French, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Polish, Finnish, Swedish, Russian, Spanish, Dutch, Greek, Turkish, Arabic, Romanian, Catalan, Japanese, Korean, Malay
- Features
- LED backlight, Retina Display (326 ppi), ambient light sensor
- Equalizer Type
- Digital graphic
Speaker System
- Speakers
- 1 x speaker - built-in
Digital Player (Recorder)
- ID3 Tags Support
- Yes
- Supported Bit Rate
- 8 - 320Kbps
- Features
- JPEG photo playback, variable bit-rate compatible, MPEG-4 playback
Digital Camera
- Camera
- Yes
- Headphones Type
- Headphones - binaural - ear-bud
- Connectivity Technology
- Wired
- Sound Output Mode
- Stereo
- Frequency Response
- 20 - 20000 Hz
- Impedance
- 32 Ohm
- Type
- Microphone - built-in
- Connector Type
- Docking station , Headphones ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ) , IEEE 802.11b/g/n (Wi-Fi) , Bluetooth
- Included Accessories
- USB cable
- Cables Included
- 1 x USB cable
- Software
- iTunes, Apple Safari, iMessage, Mail, Maps, Photos, Reminders, App Store, Music, Videos, Find My iPod touch, Newsstand, Contacts, Stocks, Notes, Weather, Calendar, Calculator
- Battery
- Player rechargeable - Lithium Ion
- Battery Enclosure Type
- Integrated
- Run Time (Up To)
- 40 hour(s)
- Recharge Time
- 4 hour(s)
- Battery Life Details
- Digital playback - up to 40 hour(s) , Video playback - up to 7 hour(s)
System Requirements
- OS Required
- Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, Apple MacOS X 10.5.8 or later, Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP3
- Software Requirements
- iTunes 10.5 or later
- Additional Requirements
- USB port (compatible with 2.0 specification)
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support
- 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details
- Limited warranty - 1 year , Technical support - phone consulting - 90 days


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weighty matters
I can't just sound off on a checklist! I'm just a bundle of reactions... I have to wait for someone to say something I disagree with, and THEN the polemic issues forth.
Plus, if I just started writing on the above noted matters (yeah I know they're examples, but for example), I'd just spout off a ton of stuff everyone's already heard me say a thousand times.
Don't make a call for everyone to suddenly be interesting. Raise an issue and see if anyone uh cares. ^_^
Wed Jul 10, 2002 3:01 pm
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Or make this post and then watch people make topics that you can respond to for you!
Thanks peoples.
Wed Jul 10, 2002 8:16 pm
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Location: King of the Cave Trolls, actually.
"Don't make a call for everyone to suddenly be interesting. Raise an issue and see if anyone uh cares. ^_^"
I have to tell my girlfreind this same shit every fukin week at least once.
I hate when people say shit like, "talk to me", "I wanna know you better"
This is no way to start a real exchange. If there is something on my mind, I will speak. If there is not(and I do cherish those breif moments), then you start the fucking conversation with ....say ....I don't know....a topic or something!!!!
Just had to get that off my chest---what the fuck does that mean?
Anyone know where that old saying comes from? Get some shit off my chest? What the hell does that mean?
Thu Jul 11, 2002 1:39 pm
Petrouchka Rasputin
Joined: 30 Jun 2002
Posts: 852
I know!
Actually, this is far from a certainty... BUT!!!
I think it comes from the days when people would be tortured with large stones piled upon their chest, one after another, slowly crushing them. In order to have them removed, they would have to confess to whatever they were accused of.
That's likely wrong, but I find it amusing so I'll post it anyway...
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Reggie wrote: sounds like someone has contracted Rapid Onset Adulthood
Captiv8 wrote: I don't think keeping it in your head is the right thing, either. If you genuinely feel bothered by these things, to the point where you feel like it's distracting you and pressure is building up in your head, talk to someone you know about it. If you don't have/trust someone that is a respectful sounding board, see a therapist. That doesn't mean you're crazy. It's just someone you can talk to who will listen. And/or go to a Buddhist monastery. Honestly. If you can go on some kind of retreat and just clear your head for a week, I think you'll feel a lot better. I've done it, and it's well worth it.


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IM #8 Let the DJ auditions begin!!! 7/19/02
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IM #8 Let the DJ auditions begin!!! 7/19/02
Beatjunkie401: whatsup i herd you was looking for a dj ?
SAGEkillz: from who
Beatjunkie401: my boy paul
SAGEkillz: i don't want a dj i don't know
Beatjunkie401: he said he was gonna send you a tape
SAGEkillz: i don't care about tapes. DJing goes way beyond technical skills
SAGEkillz: thanks though
Beatjunkie401: oh i herd that shaleem wasnt djing for you
SAGEkillz: you "herd"? no kidding
SAGEkillz: who the hell didn't know that. we just threw our last show together
Beatjunkie401: oh im not just a technical dj man i know all aspects about that .. and i wouldnt im you if i knew you was gonna be a fukin smart ass
SAGEkillz: you shouldn't IM me at all anyway
SAGEkillz: I don't know you. and you obviously don't know enough about me. good day
Beatjunkie401: i was just trying to give you props cause i love your shit
SAGEkillz: thanks. there's better ways to do that. One of them would be going to the show
Beatjunkie401: i would love to but i dont have a car i cant get there . i would love to go to one
SAGEkillz: well....there's a huge strike against you being a dependable DJ
Beatjunkie401: true
Beatjunkie401: but if you herd me youd think diff..
SAGEkillz: no I wouldn't, friend.
SAGEkillz: I happen to be friends with some great djs
SAGEkillz: I highly doubt anything you bring to the technical table is enough to turn my head
SAGEkillz: it's nice to have confidence though
Beatjunkie401: yeah i know that my friend .. but cause you havent herd me dont talk shit like you have man.. i been doing this since i was so little .. man ..
SAGEkillz: so what? why should that matter
SAGEkillz: SO WHAT??? hahaha. really
SAGEkillz: why are you wasting my time
SAGEkillz: if you have something to prove, go prove it
SAGEkillz: you obviously don't have what it takes to be a productive member of my team
Beatjunkie401: ahhh man i forget it i was trying to get my name out man ,,, i been doing this shit for a long time .. im not trying to prove nothing to you .. cause frankly i dont know u i like your music .. but i herd about the dj shit so i imed you man i was just trying to see the deal thats all
SAGEkillz: understood. good luck in making a name for yourself. A little more research and experience needs to go into your package as a DJ. Take care, man.
Beatjunkie401: what research you talked to me for 5 minnutes .,,
Beatjunkie401: im not a fucking herb
SAGEkillz: that's enough for me to know. seriously. it's not a "herb" thing. Good day. peace
Beatjunkie401: ok im gonna go burn all ur singles now ...bigheaf
Beatjunkie401: d
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Fri Jul 19, 2002 1:27 pm
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Location: Tighten Your Bible Belt
I think I would be let down as a fan of the music if this was actually how you picked a dj. Some guy you don't know Im's you, and you being like "yeah, let's do this shit, oh you don't have a car, that's okay I'll come pick you up and we'll hit the fucking road. Oh you don't have any equipment, either? Okay no problem you can borrow mine."
I mean really, its like this guy has no respect for you as a professional, that he can just IM you and be your dj and replace someone like Shalem..that's a shitty proposition.
anyhow it's interesting stuff.
Fri Jul 19, 2002 1:41 pm
Sage Francis
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I have a lot of filters. If I notice someone lacks some NECESSARY social and business filters, they automatically get placed in the waste basket.
Fri Jul 19, 2002 1:45 pm
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Location: England
im drunk but i fully understood this and for once im happy with the way sage handled it... like usually he acts like an asshole makes fun, puts it on here, and i laugh but this time i just quietly contentfully enjoyed it, in my corner of the room...
Fri Jul 19, 2002 9:46 pm
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Location: livin' dead ever since
I hate asses like you. yea ^ you above who feel the need to say.
Hey im drunk....
do we need to know... quit trying to impress us for yuor drinking habits... go to hell you pickle.
Mon Jul 29, 2002 1:54 am
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Yeah, you bigheaf.
Mon Jul 29, 2002 2:36 am
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Location: Skåne, SWEDEN
This message board is killing me! I haven't laughed so hard for a long time. What's up with the "go to hell you pickle" thing? ha ha
I do agree though that people that feel they have to let other people know that they have been drinking are really sad..
Thu Aug 01, 2002 8:37 am
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im so drunk right now...oops i mean im not
Thu Aug 01, 2002 10:52 am
direkt truth
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wow, this was done on my birthday
i feel special
Fri Aug 02, 2002 6:44 pm
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every convo i read of these kids tryin to bother Sage are hilarious...a different humorous manner to each one, but funny none the less.
Tue Aug 06, 2002 11:04 am
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Location: Atlanta Ga Baby.... dirty dirty philtyh nasty south
Yo Sage.. I see your point, now try and feel mine.....
If everyone judged you upon what you wrote in some of ur IMs,
Not knowing who you are,
just the avg joe surfing the net, staying in touch with all the other online geeks........No shows to be seen at, no l.p.s to be heard by, no status, no limelight, no preconcieved respected image of a lyrical genius....
They probably wouldnt even go as far as you did responding to that guy.
I do believe that your probably right about your judgement of character here..... Yet if everyone chose close their minds & stand so opinionated, who knows.................we might have never been able to be lucky enough to get skooled on your science..the world would be one less..... lyrical poet, & were struggling as is.
Yeah buddy might be a real a##hole, a waste of listening time, then again so could you.
Anyways .......I just think a computer is far to impersonal to make such rash and concrete decisions about ones true character
Wed Aug 07, 2002 4:42 pm
Sage Francis
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people should take that into consideration and not judge me in return.
I don't give a shit about any of this.
Thu Aug 08, 2002 2:44 pm
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Location: Atlanta Ga Baby.... dirty dirty philtyh nasty south
I dont give two horses s##t about it either, I think i felt bad for that guy
Sat Aug 10, 2002 10:27 am
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i don't know about you. but i would higher a dj over the internet too... NO!
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Why do you feel sorry for this guy getting the Sage Francis IM smackdown, so well deserved?.........Sage has the vision that you lack cuz you get so confused...........
Can't you see how whack this guy is? He's scary as can be........Evil psycho flippin' out as soon as he doesn't get his fan gratification? Didn't you notice that? Right from the get he was scary whack..........
It's so weird how many of these so-called fans get wicked mad when their fantasy wishes about Sage's response aren't fulfilled...........They get all evil and full of revenge, talking about never playing his shit again and what have you..........It's ugly as the face of sin itself, twisting back on themselves like that...........Hideous scary.........Make a person not want to stand up in front of a crowd of strangers from time to time, I would suspect..........
This IM guy is so completely rude and out of place in his whole lingo........Where would that ever fly?
It's disconcerting as hell that you don't realize that the guy is coming way out of pocket at Sage here........I very much don't get that..........This guy's making a totally inappropriate approach, especially about what would be a delicate business matter between two parties, in any world........He is a stupido............And he's being scary psycho about it...........
And Sage rocked his pathetic little world for a moment..........And then went on to more important things.........
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Following more than two years of due diligence that included a comprehensive market study and an in-depth analysis of similar College-YMCA partnerships, today Onondaga Community College and the Greater Syracuse YMCA announced a strategic partnership to build a YMCA on the Onondaga Community College campus in Onondaga Hill. The partnership consists of planning for a fundraising effort by the YMCA to build and operate a new swimming pool at OCC, as well as developing an agreement for the YMCA to manage and operate the College's new fitness center and related space once new construction and renovations are complete. "Even as public funding wanes, Onondaga remains committed to providing the public with programs and services that meet community needs. This can only be achieved through strategic partnerships. The YMCA is an internationally recognized expert in funding, constructing and operating wellness and aquatic facilities, so it only made sense for OCC to pursue a strategic partnership with the YMCA. I am grateful to Hal Welsh and the YMCA Board, who for more than two years, has shared the vision of a YMCA on the OCC campus," said Debbie L. Sydow, Ph.D. "It is certainly a privilege to be invited to work with Onondaga Community College President Dr. Debbie Sydow and her staff to develop healthy recreational programs for college students and residents of the western area community. I also look forward to working with those in the community interested in funding and constructing a new aquatic center. I am sure this partnership will result in a stronger college and community," said Hal Welsh, CEO, YMCA of Greater Syracuse.
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Definición de propagate en inglés:
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1Breed specimens of (a plant, animal, etc.) by natural processes from the parent stock: try propagating your own houseplants from cuttings
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- Cultivars must be vegetatively propagated using plant tissue culture and this is a time-consuming and costly process requiring large tracts of experimental fields.
- Gay shopped plant sales, propagated her own stock and taught her daughter how to take cuttings.
- As with black Sampson coneflower, propagation by root division is rarely successful, so propagate this species by seed after moist stratification.
breed, grow, cultivate
1.1 [no object] (Of a plant, animal, etc.) reproduce by natural processes: the plant propagates freely from stem cuttings
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- Turning from the very small to the very large, mathematics has also proved useful in understanding how particular tree species propagate across a geographic region.
- Trees can propagate sexually or vegetatively.
- They reduce wildfire damage, help fire-dependent species propagate, and remove competing species like red maple.
reproduce, multiply, proliferate, increase, spread, self-seed, self-sow
2Spread and promote (an idea, theory, etc.) widely: the French propagated the idea that the English were violent and gluttonous drunkards
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- I dislike theories that propagate the idea of one pole vs. another and indeed the idea that we, as a race, have somewhere to go.
- I am an educator; I like to think that my ideas are propagated through education, but I don't want to force my work on people.
- The bill did not propagate a radical new idea, he said, but one that had existed in various forms for more than a century.
spread, disseminate, communicate, make known, promulgate, circulate, broadcast, publicize, proclaim, preach, promote
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3(With reference to motion, light, sound, etc.) transmit or be transmitted in a particular direction or through a medium: [with object]: electromagnetic effects can be propagated at a finite velocity only through material substances [no object]: a hydraulic fracture is generally expected to propagate in a vertical plane (as adjective propagated) a propagated electrical signal
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- As light is propagated through a biological medium, components of that light are either propagated forward in the medium, absorbed by molecules, or scattered in all directions within the medium.
- Sound waves are propagated within a medium, and simply do not exist 'in the absence of interactions'.
- It is only when mysteriously united to a body that spirit is brought into relationship with place or extension, and under such a condition alone, and only through such a medium, can it propagate motion.
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- The propagative stages of the nematode occur exclusively in adult male crickets; thus adult females crickets are refractory to infection.
Late Middle English: from Latin propagat- 'multiplied from layers or shoots', from the verb propagare; related to propago 'young shoot' (from a base meaning 'fix').
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