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| Bristol Radical History Group's May events focus on one of the current
| burning issues within our city - the ownership of public space.
| Hot on the heels of last Octoberâs Radical History Week 2007, Bristol Radical
| History Group return this May with ten days of events dedicated to the
| Commons then and now.
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| Bristol City Council's switch to StarOffice in 2005 has led to a major
| reduction of IT costs, says Gavin Beckett, the council's ICT Strategy
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| StarOffice is Sun Microsystems' proprietary suite of office applications,
| which is based on the Open Source OpenOffice. In 2006 Bristol took the
| further step of adopting the ISO-approved Open Document Format (ODF). Â*
| Speaking at a conference on ODF in the Netherlands last month, Beckett said
| that implementing StarOffice for 5,500 desktops in Bristol saved 1.1 million
| GBP (1.4 million euro) in comparison to the total cost of implementing
| Microsoft Office. "The licences for StarOffice cost us 186,000 GBP (243,000
| euro), in comparison to 1.4 million GBP (1.8 million euro) for MS Office." Â* Â*
| These major savings were offset slightly by extra time needed for
| implementing StarOffice. Implementation cost the city council 484,000 GBP
| (632,000 euro), double the estimate for MS Office. This was due to document
| conversion and training, said the IT Strategy manager. Explaining and
| troubleshooting the new office applications took several months more than
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firstname.lastname@example.com wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a question pertaining to the possibility of using ssh keys for
> password less logins on both the ssh client and ssh server. To explain
> this more directly I want my ssh client to connect to my ssh server and
> vice versa. Currently I have searched throughout the newsgroups and
> performed many google queries but I cannot seem to find the solution.
> I am using OpenSSH_3.0.2p1 on Solaris 8 Operating Systems on Sparc
> architecture and various models.
> To provide you with a little background I will explain the process I
> use to create a key for the ssh client. On the ssh client I create my
> public and private keys using the following steps:
> 1. Login as the user that is making the connection.
> 2. If not already created, mkdir .ssh in the user's home directory and
> set restrictive permissions.
> 3. cd ~/.ssh
> 4. Execute: /usr/local/bin/ssh-keygen -t dsa
> 5. I accept the default key names, "id_dsa" and "id_dsa.pub" and hit
> enter to accept a blank passphrase.
> 6. I then scp the "id_dsa.pub" to the servers .ssh directory and cat or
> copy it to "authorized_keys". I set restrictive permissions, 400 to the
> "authorized_keys" file.
> 7. From the client I then type: ssh server-name and am allowed to login
> without a password.
> To allow the server to connect to the client I perform the same
> process, except rename the public and private keys to different names,
> so that I do not overwrite the key information. I scp the
> "id_dsa_server.pub" to the client and cat >> authorized_keys. This does
> not work and when I attempt to login from the server to the client I am
> then prompted for a password.
> Currently, as a temporary work around I am using an rsa key to connect
> from my client to server and a dsa key to connect from my server to
> client. I would like to find a permanent solution to this problem, as I
> have more clients that will need to connect to both the server and
> client, and vice versa again.
> Thank you in advance for any advice or help anyone can provide on this
> topic.
You're making it more complicated than necessary. You don't need to
juggle files like this.
Servers only need the public key. Clients only need the private key.
Regardless of which server you're calling the client or server, as far
as ssh is concerned, the server is *always* the one running sshd, and
the client is *always* the one connecting to it with ssh, putty, or
whatever other client software you're using.
Here's all you need to do. Create one keypair. Copy the private key to
both servers' .ssh directory. Place the public key in both servers'
authorized_keys file. That should be all you need.
I would *strongly* recommend passphrase protecting your private key.
Anyone who gets a copy of that file can authenticate as you with no
password or passphrase on any server/account the corresponding public
key is installed on. If you need automatic authentication with no
keyboard intervention use an agent. With an agent you can enter your
passphrase once and have automatic authentication every time after that.
If your client is PuTTY use paegent. If OpenSSH, then ssh-agent and use
ssh-add to add/list identities (private keys) to/from it. The agent will
prompt one time for the passphrase and feed it to the client ever time
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Jeremiah 23:1-6; Luke 23:33-43
They were no angels. Whatever else they did or didn't do, or hoped to do, they hired strippers. Then prosecutor Mike Nifong charged them with rape, Duke University turned on the boys involved and the media feasted on what these white jocks gone wild had done.
Matthew 18:21-35
Only a few of the 365 days in each year are associated with extraordinary events, but for those who experienced the events, the dates arouse great emotion. For Koreans, August 15 commemorates the restoration of the country's independence after a Japanese occupation of 36 years. June 25 marks the outbreak of the Korean War. And for those of us who live in the U.S., September 11 will always be the day America was attacked.
Romans 8:1-11; Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23
My wife and I once toured the legendary Waterford crystal factory in Ireland, where furnaces roar 24 hours a day, powered by gas piped in from miles away. Sixteen hundred employees take turns at three shifts daily. Their training takes years, especially for the glass etchers, the smallest group among the staff.
John 20:19-31
When I was in grad school, my family moved into an apartment in South Chicago. When we saw that the door of the apartment had four locks, we wondered why we needed so many. I soon discovered that the benefit was mostly emotional. When we got inside at night, after being worried about whatever, we could shut the door on the world and turn lots of little levers. "Click, click, click." I think of that door when I'm listening to people describe how they cope with their fears.
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OCZ shows its current Toshiba-OCZ SSD lineup
With TR150, VT180 and RD400 SSDs
Although there were no new products, OCZ took an opportunity to show its new Toshiba-OCZ branded SSD lineup at Computex 2016, showing both the new VT180 and TR150 SSDs and the recently launched high-end RD400 series SSDs.
Toshiba launches OCZ RD400 NVMe M.2 SSD
Based on Toshiba's 15nm MLC NAND
Toshiba has launched its new OCZ RD400 SSD series which will be the first consumer NVMe/M.2 SSD that will ship in capacities reaching 1TB but also the first SSD launched in the new Toshiba - OCZ brand.
Launch set for May, but will depend on firmware completion
In January, OCZ took the wraps off its upcoming RevoDrive 400 PCI-E SSDs based on Toshiba's NVMe controller technology and has ever since been quiet about its launch plans for these performance-packed M.2 drives.
OCZ Trion 150 480GB SSD Reviewed
15nm TLC NAND offers better sustained reads, writes over 19nm
At this year's CES in Las Vegas, OCZ introduced us to its new lineup of solid state storage devices for both consumer and enterprise customers, focusing its efforts mostly on its inclusion of Toshiba's latest 15-nanometer TLC NAND technology as the successor to its previous Advanced 19-nanometer (A19nm) TLC NAND flash.
OCZ officially announces the Trion 150 SSD series
Toshiba controller paired up with 15nm TLC NAND
OCZ Storage Solutions, a Toshiba Group Company, has officially announced its newest OCZ Trion 150 SSD series which will be available in capacities ranging from 120GB to 960GB and be based on Toshiba controller and 15nm TLC NAND.
OCZ shows new Trion 150 SSD at CES 2016
Based on next-generation Toshiba 15nm TLC NAND
Since OCZ Trion 100 has been selling for quite a while, it was about time it gets an update and the company has now unveiled the successor at CES 2016 show in Las Vegas, the Trion 150 SSD.
OCZ announces new RevoDrive 400 PCI-E NVMe SSD
Serious bandwidth
OCZ has been showing off its new RevoDrive 400 NVMe PCI Express SSD which is starting to show how far the technology has come in a few years.
OCZ shows new RevoDrive 400 at IDF 2015
NVMe PCIe SSD with Toshiba controller and NAND
OCZ is putting final touches to its new RevoDrive 400 NVMe PCIe SSD and showcased it at IDF 2015 in San Francisco.
Trion 100, XD-JX M.2 NVMe, Intrepid 3000 and Z-Drive 6000/6300
As the Computex 2015 show in Taipei is quite an important event for the industry, OCZ Storage Solutions certainly did not want to miss it, showing off some rather interesting new solid state drives, including the new Trine 100 entry-level SSD as well as new enterprise SDDs.
OCZ announces Vector 180 SSD
Based on Barefoot 3 controller
OCZ has officially announced its newest addition to the Vector SSD lineup, the Vector 180 SSD, as well as new OCZ Guru storage management software.


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Eliot Engel
|This is a profile of a U.S. Representative. (See the New York portal for all incumbents, candidates and blogs.)
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Eliot Lance Engel, a Democrat, has represented the 17th Congressional District of New York in the U.S. House of Representatives since 1988. (map)
- 1 Record and controversies
- 2 Bio
- 3 Money in politics
- 4 Committees and Affiliations
- 5 More Background Data
- 6 Contact
- 7 Articles and resources
Record and controversies
Iraq War
Engel voted for the Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002 that started the Iraq War.[1]
Environmental record
For more information on environmental legislation, see the Energy and Environment Policy Portal
Indian Point nuclear power plant
In February 2009, Engel urged the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) not to approve the 20-year license renewal application of the Indian Point nuclear power plant in Buchanan, New York. Engel said he told NRC Commissioner Dale Klein, "Indian Point would never be built today at its present location because of its proximity to the millions of people in the New York metropolitan area. It is degrading the Hudson River by using its water, some two billion gallons daily, to cool the plant, and by the radioactive leakages that may have already reached the river." Engel also argued that Indian Point is "a very tempting target for terrorist," and said there are "too many other serious issues about the dangers of Indian Point's nuclear reactors to ignore." [2]
DRIVE Act
On January 24, 2007, Rep. Eliot Engel (D-N.Y.) introduced the Dependence Reduction through Innovation in Vehicles and Energy Act – the DRIVE Act of 2007 – (H.R.670) to "promote the national security and stability of the United States economy by reducing the dependence of the United States on foreign oil through the use of alternative fuels and new vehicle technologies, and for other purposes." The bill attracted 82 cosponsors[3] (as of June 2007)
Engel was born February 18, 1947 in The Bronx. He graduated from Hunter-Lehman College. Engel was elected to the New York general assembly in 1976. In 1988, Engel was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives after defeating Congressman Mario Biaggi, who had been charged with racketeering in the Wedtech scandal, in the Democratic primary. (Biaggi was eventually jailed by Rudolph Giuliani and subsequently ran against and lost to Representative Engel in 1992).
Congressional career
Engel is a supporter of recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and has also been an advocate for the causes of Albanian-Americans. In 2003, he authored the Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act, which was signed into law by President Bush on December 12, 2003 [1]. In this Law, Congress authorized penalties and restrictions on US relations with Syria for its occupation of Lebanon and for its relationship with terrorist groups.
2006 elections
In 2006, the Republicans nominated Jim Faulkner to face Engel in his November 2006 bid for reelection. (See U.S. congressional elections in 2006) [2] Engel retained his seat.
Money in politics
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|Fundraising profile:
|2006 election cycle
|Career totals
|Top contributors by organization/corporation:
|2006 election cycle
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|2006 election cycle
|Career totals
- Revolving door profile for Eliot Engel from the Center for Responsive Politics' OpenSecrets.org website.
- 2006 privately funded travel profile for Eliot Engel from the Center for Responsive Politics' OpenSecrets.org website.
- Personal finance profile for Eliot Engel from the Center for Responsive Politics' OpenSecrets.org website.
Committees and Affiliations
- House Committee on Energy and Commerce
- Subcommittee on Health
- Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet
- House Committee on Foreign Affairs
- Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere, Chair
- Subcommittee on Europe and Emerging Threats
- Subcommittee on Middle East and Central Asia
Committee assignments in the 109th Congress (2005-2006)
- House Committee on Energy and Commerce
- Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality
- Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet
- House Committee on International Relations
- Subcommittee on Europe and Emerging Threats
- Subcommittee on the Middle East and Central Asia
- Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere - Ranking Minority Member
Coalitions and Caucuses
- Member, Congressional Human Rights Caucus
- Member, Democratic Study Group on Health
- Member, Long Island Sound Caucus
- Co-chair, Albanian Issues Caucus
- Executive Board Member of the Congressional Ad Hoc Committee on Irish Affairs
More Background Data
Wikipedia also has an article on Eliot Engel. This article may use content from the Wikipedia article under the terms of the GFDL.
DC Office:
2161 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515-3217
Phone: 202-225-2464
Fax: 202-225-5513
Web Email
District Office- Bronx:
3655 Johnson Avenue
Bronx, NY 10463
Phone: 718-796-9700
Fax: 718-796-5134
District Office- Mt. Vernon:
6 Gramatan Avenue, Suite 205
Mount Vernon, NY 10550
Phone: 914-699-4100
District Office- West Nyack:
261 West Nyack Road
West Nyack, NY 10994
Phone: 845-735-1000
Articles and resources
Related SourceWatch articles
- ↑ Roll call vote, Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq Resolution of 2002.
- ↑ "Engel tells NRC chief that Indian Point license should not be renewed," Mid-Hudson News Network, February 14-15, 2009.
- ↑ "THOMAS page on H.R.670 cosponsors," THOMAS.
External resources
- Open Secrets - 2006 congressional races database
External articles
- Gur, "O Congress Person, Where Art Thou?", Room Eight, May 9, 20006.
- Gur, "The Phattest Bubble You've Ever Seen?", Room Eight, May 12, 2006.
- Gur, "What Part Of "You Will Pimp My Pay to $168K" Did You Not Understand?", Room Eight, June 30, 2006.
- Congressional Wire, "Earth to Congress - Come In!", Room Eight, July 11, 2006.
- Gur, "Why Bother?", Room Eight, July 12, 2006.
- Angela Burton, "NY Control In a Democratic House," Room Eight, November 6, 2006.
Local blogs and discussion sites
Corresponding article on Wikipedia and Cause Caller. (If Cause Caller link does not work, pick from its list of senators and representatives.)
|Current Office: U.S. House of Representatives
|111th Congress
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|110th Congress
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|Committees: House Committee on Energy and Commerce, House Committee on Energy and Commerce/Subcommittee on Health, House Committee on Energy and Commerce/Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet, House Committee on Foreign Affairs, House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Subcommittee on Europe, House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Subcommittee on the Middle East and South Asia, House Committee on Foreign Affairs/Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere,
|Congressional Career
|First Elected to Current Office:
November 8, 1988
|First Took Current Office:
January 3, 1989
|Next Election:
November 2, 2010
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|Freshman Member?
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New York State Assembly,
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Bloomberg: Climate Goals Require $5 Trillion Investment by 2020
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EarthTechling: Scotland Sees Clean Energy Revving Up Economy
Hill: Hatch looks to free up House-passed energy bills in Senate
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CBS Detroit (CBS): Michigan's Growth In Clean Energy Jobs Significant


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Softball hits the road for NC State tournament
March 1, 2013
Raleigh, N.C. - The Stony Brook softball team will travel to Raleigh, N.C. this weekend for five games at the NC State Wolfpack Challenge. The Seawolves open the competition on Friday against Kansas at 4:15 p.m., before battling the host Wolfpack at 6:30 p.m.
Tournament Schedule
Fri., Mar. 1: Stony Brook vs. Kansas, 4:15 p.m. LIVE STATS
Stony Brook
The Seawolves (4-6) will be looking to continue their impressive play after posting a 3-1 record at the Longwood Spring Classic last weekend. Sophomore Shayla Giosia (Runnemede, N.J.), the reigning America East Player of the Week, hit .333 at Longwood with a home run and six RBI, including a grand slam against Bucknell last Saturday. Giosia leads the team with 12 hits and six runs so far this year.
In the circle, junior Christine Lucido (Melville, N.Y.) owns a team-best three victories (3-0) to go along with a 2.45 ERA. The reigning America East Pitcher of the Week held opponents to a .208 average last weekend, while allowing just one extra-base hit in seven innings of work.
Stony Brook will up against stiff competition in Raleigh this weekend. Kansas is off to a 10-4 start and features 11 batters that are hitting above a .300 clip, including five players that are above the .400 mark. Maddie Stein leads the team with a .449 average and 20 RBI, while Alex Hugo owns a .404 clip and four home runs. In the circle, Kelsey Kessler (3-2, 2.25 ERA), Alicia Pille (3-2, 2.58) and Alex Jones (3-0, 2.80) have all featured prominently.
North Carolina State (7-5-1) will also present a tough matchup on its home field. Renada Davis has already smacked six home runs, despite hitting just .214 at the dish. Pitcher Emily Welman has been dominant for the Wolfpack with a 2.12 ERA and 60 strikeouts in 72 innings.
Tournament History
The Seawolves last appeared in the NC State Wolfpack Challenge in 2011 and posted a 3-1 record. Stony Brook defeated James Madison, Charleston Southern and host NC State, while falling to Fairfield.


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by Freewaves and Super Expo
Intersection is a visual/interactive/sound experience propelled by large format projections with accompanying sound track. With the corner of Ocean Blvd. and Colorado Aven. as a platform, Intersection cross-pollinates, interacts and explores the possibilities of audience participation, live-action video projections and audio, transforming the west wall of the seven story Holiday Inn into a site-specific artwork. Through its juxtapositions, Intersection invites the audience into a conversation around the possibilities that the future may hold and the power to re-form our shared spaces.
About Freewaves and Super Expo:
Super Expo is a collective of artists from a wide range of disciplines collaborating to create site specific visual/sound experiences via large format projections and accompanying soundtracks. Conceived by creative director/visual artist Peter Schroff, Super Expo consists of Schroff, graphic/type designer Greg Lindy, musician/composer Trevin Pinto and video projection designer Bart Kresa.


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Trailer for season two of Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee JUN 10 2013
People love Jerry Seinfeld so much that we will watch him driving cars and drinking coffee with other comedians. Wait, that actually sounds fantastic!
All the season one episodes are available on YouTube, featuring Ricky Gervais, Alec Baldwin, Michael Richards, and Larry David. (via devour)


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Academy Director and Founder, Mark Weil
Weil Academy Director and Founder Mark Weil opened the Weil Tennis Academy in Ojai, California in June of 1997, becoming the first coach to open a full time, boarding tennis academy in the heart of Southern California. Since opening 13 years ago, Weil Academy has trained many junior world champions including former ITF #1 Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria, and many top professionals such as World #4 and 2009 Australian Open Semifinalist Vera Zvonereva of Russia & Top 50 Sesil Karatancheva of Kazakhstan. But Coach Weil's vision has always been clear for his players, and this vision separates Weil Academy from all other tennis academies worldwide: to train and prepare our young players to play collegiate tennis at the highest level and study at the top universities America.
World #5 Vera Zvonareva and Mark Weil Top ATP Players Robby Ginepri & Travis Rettenmaier with Mark Weil
The results of this mission speak for themselves: Weil has trained and placed over 300 US and International students in prestigious American Universities like Cornell, Yale, Brown, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Northwestern, UC San Diego, USC, Notre Dame, NYU, Williams College, UC Santa Cruz, UC Santa Barbara and many, many more. Some of those players have achieved outstanding success on the court winning 5 NCAA Team Championships, 8 NCAA All American awards and 1 NCAA Individual Championship!
No other American Coach nor International Academy has achieved more success in placing their students in top American Universities over the past 13 years than Weil Academy. Weil attributes this success to his rigorous selection process and his unique training program focused on achieving excellence on and off the court: he finds motivated players whose dream is to study and compete in American Universities, and then designs customized training programs and competitive schedules for each player to reach their dreams.
Erin Burdette Charles Quay Ahmed Ismail Judd Berg
Stanford University Cornell University UCLA Cornell University
"Tennis is an international sport, and what we have helped so many parents & players understand is that tennis is also the KEY to gaining admission into top universities around America, very often on scholarship. Parents around the world are just becoming aware of the incredible opportunities for their children in the US through tennis. Our proven track record of placing students in top universities matches perfectly with parent's goals for a better future for their children, " Weil believes.
Since 1997, Weil has also produced over 100 National Champions and 50 International Champions including 1 Wimbledon Junior Champion, 2 US Open Junior Champions, 2 French Open Junior Champions, 6 Orange Bowl Champions, and 6 Eddie Herr Champions. Three of Weil's players have reached the Top 10 ITF end of the year rankings, led by 2008 World Champion Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria.
#1 ITF Grigor Dimitrov WTA Player Anna Orlik WTA Player Gail Brodsky
Coach Mark has achieved the highest level of professional coaching in the US with a USPTA Professional Level 1 Qualification as well as completed the USTA's High Performance Training Program for Competitive Player Development in 2005. He began coaching in New York City over 25 years ago and has run professional training programs in New York City, Los Angeles and now Ojai, California, where he established the first full time tennis, education and boarding program in the history of Southern California.
In 2006, Weil Head Coach Mohamed El Bouzkouri came to Coach Mark with the idea to form the Weil College Placement Service, and offer a wider range of services to our players in order to broaden their opportunities for college placement. Weil appointed Coach El Bouzkouri as Director of College Placement and the college opportunities of Weil's students immediately jumped several levels. With Coach El Bouzkouri at the helm, Weil's College Placement Service provides a service and placement power that no other academy can provide, as the Weil program is designed specifically to prepare our players to succeed at the collegiate level. The results of the Weil College Placement Service over the last four years speaks for itself with our players gaining entrance into UC Berkeley, UCLA, Cornell, Yale, NYU, Williams College, and many, many more prestigious colleges.
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Upon completing his studies at the Playhouse, Weil began coaching tennis in New York City and coached both juniors and adults at several prestigious clubs. But his passion for theater was also growing and so Weil founded and served as Managing Director of the Stillwater Theater Company in Manhattan for 5 years from 1987 to 1991. His company produced 14 American plays in 5 years and was a critical success.
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That's Stuart Pearce for you...(Original post by sleep99)
Why is Richards (a right back) playing at CB? Bertrand (a left back) playing at RB?
Can't see Team GB going far to be honest...
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He is, but wouldn't pushing him to right back mean bringing in Craig Dawson for Ryan Bertrand? Not sure I want that tbh.
Anyway the point is you want the player with international, PL and CL experience to be leading and instructing the defence which is best to do from the middle.
(Original post by TRS-T)
Beckham is not good enough.
Too old and plays in a poor league.
Also it wouldn't make a difference to ticket sales.
All the Team GB matches are sold out anyway.
(Original post by Jordan_1)
Erhmmm last time I checked he played for Scotland. In terms of football nationality he is Scottish, so try again.
So try again.
(Original post by Jim-Jam)
Why the hell are Brazil hosting the 2013 confederations cup, 2014 World Cup, 2015 Copa America and the 2016 Olympics? How did they manage to do that?
(Original post by TRS-T)
He was born and raised in England and he has an English accent.
So try again.
(Original post by Jim-Jam)
Why the hell are Brazil hosting the 2013 confederations cup, 2014 World Cup, 2015 Copa America and the 2016 Olympics? How did they manage to do that?
Well i just watched the video of Neymars little 'i'm gonna lie down for a while'
What a complete and utter prick.
You guys are going to get destroyed in the Olympics. Might get through the group, which is fairly weak apart from Uruguay, but if you come up against Spain or Brazil, dear god, it's going to be grim. I have to say, it's a very ordinary looking side on paper, with no real quality at all apart from Giggs. Meanwhile, Spain have a team that could win the World Cup, with 10 excellent Primera players, including 4 world class, or soon to be world class players (Alba, Mata, Martinez, de Gea, Tello). They didn't even choose Cuena or Thiago! Wow, what a team.
Also, there seems to be a feeling from where I sit that GB aren't really taking the football seriously, which is a shame.
I too watched the match and was surprised that GB were able to hang on and defend when they were 2-0 down.I honestly expected GB to have been thrashed by the BRAZILIANS due to the likes of Naymar,Hulk,Oscar and the list goes on. I was expecting GB to lose by at least 4 goals, team GB have done well for there first game what do you think!
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Was the match itself any good? Worth watching today?
We were always going to struggle when the policy of players not being able to play in the olympics an Euros was announced
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An Asian minister of health once remarked to me how difficult he found the job of convincing his government to invest in solving problems caused by shortages of "micro-nutrients." The term, he implied, belied their importance to good health. "Couldn't we come up with a better name?" he asked.
There is a lot in a name. New parents, marketing specialists, political strategists, college presidents and restaurant owners all know this. The Chinese once had a philosophical school based on names.
The vitamins and essential minerals are, in fact, "micro-nutrients." After all, when we add them up - nearly two dozen of them - they comprise less than two-tenths of a gram of our bodies. Even if we also consider the "macro" minerals (calcium, phosphorus, magnesium), and an adult's total need is still less than 4 grams per day - of the more than 500 grams of food Americans eat each day. The origin of the name is clear; so, why the fuss?
Whoever put the "micro" in "micro-nutrient" was thinking quantitatively. But, like the pinch of pepper that makes the sauce, "micro-nutrients" can have "macro" health impacts: only 30 milligrams of vitamin C each day can prevent scurvy in an adult; only 60 milligrams of retinol given every 6 months can prevent blindness in a vitamin A deficient child; only 4 milligrams of folate per day can reduce the risk of a neural tube defect pregnancy; only 40 micrograms of selenium per day can keep selenium-dependent enzymes expressed at optimal levels; only 1 milligram of copper per day can prevent high cholesterol in individuals with low copper intakes.
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The essential minerals and vitamins are indeed keys to good health affecting every aspect of our cellular and physiological functioning. Optimizing micronutrient nutrition, therefore, is certain to play an important role in our national effort to support healthy body weights and prevent the emerging epidemic of obesity and its attendant morbidities, particularly diabetes, heart disease, stroke and certain cancers. While such efforts must address the central issue of energy - balance, intake and expenditure - they must also address food access, attitudes and behaviors; nutrient adequacy and utilization; and metabolic efficiency, all issues related to the "micronutrients" and, thus, to foods.
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The road to a world with more webapps is going to lead through HTML5. Google realizes this, and they are trying to promote the standard with offerings like Chrome Experiments, the Arcade Fire project "The Wilderness Downtown" and now with an interactive book called "20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web".
Illustrated by Christopher Niemann, this is a guide that covers the modern browser and the things that surround it. Topics include cloud computing, security and speeding up the web. It's a nice little project that educates people about the browser and how today's generation tries to protect users on the web.
It's also a showcase of what HTML5 can do. The site 20thingsilearned.com loads and can be viewed offline with the underlying HTML5 code. It works in any modern browser and is an example of how the future of applications will be developed using open standards so that all devices are compatible.
As it stands right now, developers have to create applications across a wide array of platforms. Someday, that number should be reduced down to the web itself. "20 Things" shows how things can be made right inside the browser.
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19. Nov, 2010
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19. Nov, 2010
They claim it can be viewed off-line. Any idea how this is done? If I open the site, allow everything to load and then quit Chrome, disconnect from the internet, switch off my PC, can I subsequently view 20 Things without connecting to the internet? Assume I haven't emptied cache of any sort.
19. Nov, 2010
Yes Vasa, I just tested. Go to url in Chrome, and the site will perform regardless if your connected to the net or not.
This is a good primer for anyone around the internet in my humble opinion.
19. Nov, 2010
Chris, thanks for replying, but could you clarify the "Go to url in Chrome" bit?
19. Nov, 2010
I got it to work using Firefox 3.6.12 by typing http://www.20thingsilearned.com/ while in off-line mode.
I suspect some of the security measures I have in place for Chrome (because it is my main browser) maybe the problem.
Daniel Cawrey
19. Nov, 2010
I believe it's cached using HTML5′s web storage specification.
19. Nov, 2010
I'm not happy with cache. I would like to have a "conventional" file or folder that can be moved around anywhere or opened with any capable browser. Right now, HTML5 viewed and stored with Firefox is not accessible to Chrome off-line and vice versa. What if I want to transfer to a pen-drive?
I realise it's early days, but this form of storage seems pretty odd.
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This image gives me another opportunity to kind of show you the versatility of a Dodge & Burn layer and what it can be used for. So rather than Dodge and Burning a landscape or whatnot, we are going to use a Dodge & Burn layer to de-emphasis the deep wrinkles that are on these two people. So if I go to actual size here Command+ 1 or Ctrl+1, I'm going to just pan this around so I can see both sets of eyes here, and you can see there are some pretty deep wrinkles here. Now what is a wrinkle? In Photoshop's definition it doesn't actually know whether that's a wrinkle. It's just a bunch of dark pixels next to a light pixel.
So another way of saying it's an extreme edge that's an area of contrast. So if we can deemphasize the contrast here, if I can make the dark part of the wrinkle lighter and make the light part of a wrinkle darker, or in this case some shine here, then what I can do is draw attention away from the brightest and darkest parts of the image, and put the focus back on their eyes. So let's begin by creating a Dodge & Burn layer. To do that we are going to hold down the Option key or the Alt key and click the New Layer icon then we'll call this Dodge & Burn again. We'll set the layer to Overlay, which ignores 50% gray, so we'll go ahead and fill that layer with its neutral color.
50% gray, great. And now I'm going to switch to my Brush tool, type B on the keyboard for the Brush tool. I obviously need a much smaller brush. I'm going to use my Left Bracket key to make the brush much smaller. Great! Again I'm going to start with a very low opacity, maybe 20% so I just type a 2 for 20%, and if I want to lighten these shadows here, the wrinkles here at Etere's face on the left, I'm going to start with white. So X for exchange. If your default colors are not black and white right now just press the letter D to get them back so and then X to make white the foreground color.
And I'm just going to start painting very softly with a brush. We are just going to test our Opacity setting here, and I'm thinking it's a little bit too hot so I'm going to undo that, the initial stroke there, make it more like 10%, and we are just going to very carefully go in and lighten the shadow area. So that's going to take a few minutes to kind a work this area through, but we'll kind of come around the corner of the eye here, and we come on this individual wrinkle here. Now what we are trying to do is just lower that contrast, okay, and on these individual wrinkles here. Now I happen to be using a tablet, a Wacom tablet.
I find that very helpful, especially when you are doing a lot of painting, because its pressure-sensitive, and you can just press harder and softer to get a larger brush. Every once in a while, you are going to want to check your work and see the before and after, because sometimes it doesn't look like you have done much, because your eyes get accustomed to the area that you are looking at. So come over here and turn the layer off. There is before and there is after. You can see it's made quite a big difference already. So don't overdo it. Just every once in a while just turn that on or off, so you can check your work as you go.
So let's come over here and we'll continue to use white and we'll lighten these shadows here. Now you'll notice I'm not using the Healing Brush, right. I'm not looking for that big hammer. Etere is a good family friend and I happened to know how old he is. I'm not going to share that information with you. But my point is not to make him look like he is 19, all right? I'm not trying to get rid off these wrinkles. Those are his wrinkles. I'm just trying to deemphasize them a little bit so they don't dominate the photograph. Okay, and again come over here before, and after.
And you can see I'm getting a very nice lightening effect of those hard shadows underneath his eyes. If I want to take away some of the shine here, I'll press X for exchange and I'll switch to black. I'll use a much larger brush here. Again just stay with 10% and I'm going to very gently go over these hot spots or the shiny spots on his forehead here and maybe under his cheek there. And again it may not look like you are doing much. Let's go over here on the lip part.
And let's turn that on and off and back and forth and you can see the before and after. Now when you come over to Elena here, kind of a thing to remember is pay attention to your brush size a little bit. It's less of an issue if you are using a tablet because you can just press harder of softer to get a larger or smaller brush stroke. But if you are using a mouse, if you look at Etere, his wrinkles are quite a bit wider than Elena's and that's because they are quite a bit different in ages. The older you get, the longer your wrinkles get, and the thicker they get.
So as you are retouching people of different ages you kind of have to make sure that you don't paint the same sort of stroke widths across all the people equally. So I laid down a stroke here. I'm going to Undo, Command+Z. We are going to lighten these areas again around her eyes. So again I'm going to press X for exchange and have a white be my foreground color. I'm going to make the brush size just a little bit smaller, and I'll come in here and lighten these deep shadow areas in the wrinkles here. And again I'm just kind of go into the dark side of the wrinkle, just to lower the contrast of the dark part of it.
It doesn't take long and what's really nice about this technique is you really get to dial it in very specifically. So it's something that's a little bit hard to accomplish with just Curves or Levels alone. You end up having to paint the mask and you are doing the same thing. I just think it's more work to do it that way. So I really like the flexibility of Dodge & Burn layers. Okay, let's see our before and after, before and after. If I take a look at the layer by itself, let's turn off the background layer, you can really see the difference here right. Everywhere it's white I've lightened the image, everywhere it's dark I have darkened the image. And if you want to take this down a little bit so that's it not such a harsh transition, you can always blur this layer a little bit.
If I go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and just give it a slight maybe one pixel blur, just to soften those transitions maybe even take it up to 1.5. And that way you don't get any weird haloing effects. If you want, you may want to turn this Dodge & Burn layer into a Smart Object so you can adjust the blur after the fact. If you blurred it too much, you can always go back and just do a live edit of that as a smart filter, but I'll skip that for now, just kind of point that out. And there you have it. This is just another use of a Dodge & Burn layer to do specific retouching of portraits where you just don't want to deemphasize these harsh shadows and shiny spots to make a portrait look more in character with who the subjects actually are and to draw attention to their great attributes, to their eyes and their smiles.


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Hello pet lovers! :waving:
It's time for us to start a new Oddball Project! :cheering:
I've decided to make something different this time - PET blankets!
Our blankets will be donated to the Snuggles Project, as a comfort to pets in an animal shelter. :)
We will be making two different kinds of snuggles. Some of the snuggles will be made with cotton yarn, and the others will be made with acrylic yarn. That way, we'll be able to use ALL of our leftover stash for snuggles! :)
The cotton snuggles will be made using 2 strands of worsted weight COTTON yarn. (This is a perfect way to use up some of your Peaches & Creme, Sugar 'n Cream, Cottontots, or other soft cotton yarn.)
The acrylic snuggles will be made with 2 strands of worsted weight acrylic yarn.
Our Oddball Pet Snuggles will measure 24 x 25 inches, so they can be used for cats or dogs. The first knitter will cast on 72 stitches (with US size 10 or 11 needles), knit for 5 inches, and will need 4 more knitters to make each snuggle complete. We will each knit 5 additional inches, in garter stitch.
(See additional knitting pattern ideas on the Snuggles website here.)
Since the blankets will be given to an animal shelter, there is no need to worry about pet hair getting on our knitting! We'll just have the last knitter donate each blanket to an animal shelter in their area.
(The last knitter will need to bind off the stitches, weave in all the loose ends of yarn, and wash the blanket before donating it.)
As with all our Oddball projects, the blankets will be kept on the same knitting needles throughout their creation. So, all you'll have to do is add your yarn and start knitting. When you finish your 5 inches of knitting, just put the blanket in a package, and mail it to the next knitter. Feel free to include a small gift to the next knitter (or their pet!), but please don't feel obligated to do this.
If you would like to join our Oddball Pet Snuggles project, just send a private message to Sakura-Panda. (Click on that link, scroll down the page, then select "send a private message to sakura-panda")
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LOVE IT!!! Count me in!!!
I wound up with a bunch of extra double worsted peaches & creme (due to a shipping error on their part):teehee:. Can I use that, too?
Count me in Sandy :) Just put me near the end and I'll do the borders.
Me, Me, Me! I am SO in! I can do borders, too!
Wonderful! Thank you all for joining! :cheering:
So far, there are 5 of us. If we get just one more knitter, we'll have enough to get started. We will just have to each knit for 4 inches instead of 3. But, there's still room for two more knitters, if we stick to our original plan of 3 inches per person.
I started my section last night, and it feels so soft and cushy! I'm just doing all knit stitches, to make it thick and comfy.
Spikey, you can use whatever cotton yarn you want, as long as it knits to about 3 stitches per inch with size 10 1/2 needles.
My gauge is a little bigger than that, but not by much. I ended up with 11 stitches over 4 inches, so I think our Snuggle might be a little bigger than 24 inches. I figure that will still be okay, though. Pets aren't picky about things like that. :)
KnittinMitchie and jjminarcik, thanks for offering to do borders! I don't know if we'll need a border or not, but I'll keep you both in mind if we do. :hug:
Here's what I've done so far, displayed with the only furry pet I can have. :teehee: :
I have a feeling that this thread is going to have LOTS of photos of pets in it! :wink:
Oh....and if anyone is an allergic pet lover like me, you're still welcome to join in the knit-along. I'll just have you knit at the beginning of the blanket, just after me. :)
I can knit on it. I have lots of sugar and cream yarn.
:muah: OOOOOOOOO I have sooooooo much cotton yarn! I am sooooo in!
Now that I have finished school I have time to work on stuff like this! I love it!:yay:
I am not allergic, and have 2 cats that like to "help" with the knitting. I should be placed close to or last on the list after others with allergies. I also have no problem weaving in/washing the fo. :blooby:
If you need another knitter, I'd like to help. :teehee:
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Updated: 04/30/2013 - The Brazos Valley Food Bank presents the $75 Square Foot Club as part of the Because Hunger Won't Wait Capital Campaign.
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Updated: 04/29/2013 - Everett Dutschke is under arrest for allegedly sending Ricin-laced letters to President Obama and other officials. His father, Lenny, lives in Iola, and has more questions than answers about the investigation surrounding his son.
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Updated: 04/29/2013 - The Brazos Valley Chorale will host a Festival of Favorites next month.
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Crowd control out of the gates didn't over do it but provided a nice energetic tempo. Party Time got things started. I'll always remember this version for the reason that my buddy and I after the band would yell Party Time...we would follow with..."Excellent"...a Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure reference that we soon found several others around us following suit. Also an above average jam for Trey closing out the song. A good Axilla would follow. I wanted Reba going into the weekend and was pleased we got it. Nothing over done but the latter part of song's jam always hits me hard. Free->Mound->Walk Away saw one of the most impressive Walk Away jams in recent history. Several people in our area looked at each other and gave a solid nod. NICU->BOTT saw two fan favorites deliver with noticeable first set prowess. Gotta Jiboo->Roggae provided a personal high as Roggae was a song I thought might elude us this weekend. David Bowie closed out the best first set of the weekend. During set break there was much chatter that the band seemed more "on" than the previous nights and we could be in for a special night. Little did we know...
The opening notes hit and we were in full swing...Crosseyed.
This same time last year I was at the UIC shows and Phish opened up the third night second set with Crosseyed. Would we get a similar Crosseyed themed set with short choppy versions of every other song? Not on this night. What would follow would be 100 minutes of incredible depth, exploration, continuity, creativity, other wordly, awe inspiring, face melting, body aching, heart wrenching, musical perfection.
Mike took an early lead out of the gates in this Crosseyed with echoing bass vibrations followed by Page's unique electronic sound on keys that hadn't been heard all weekend. Trey soon takes on a steady, jovial, soft approach. Big Red's whale calls go on for what seemed like an eternity and he alerts Cactus to step in with a quick bass bomb. Fishman follows suit and hits his cymbals at a flashing pace. We are frozen in time and any thoughts of lacking sets early on this weekend have gone to the wayside. As Fish quiets, Trey start the early notes of Light. This version doesn't delay at all and continues on a path to Phish's musical intoxication. Only a few minutes in we already get Crosseyed teases...several minutes later I'm hearing Page foreshadow Meatstick. Trey steps in and is mastering a southern rock sound and begins a musical sword fight with Page. Trey backs off while Page escalates a Tweezer reprise jam that sent the crowd into a absolute frenzy. Trey picks back up where he left off for a hot minute and then just blast right into Sally. This Sally could of just peaked around the alley and this would of already been the highlight of the weekend. Instead the band continued to push their improvisational command on this night to new heights. Exploding out of the middle vocal section Trey brings everyone back into a combo of Crosseyed teases and Salley teases where we soon don't know which song we are in anymore. Mike and Page sound as if they are in Crosseyed while Trey and Fish are staying strong with Sally. Page begins the early piano notes to Theme and it just fit perfectly. An appropriate time to take a breather for everyone during the early minutes which then led into an exemplary version of Theme. I looked at my brother and friend and we all just had that stare of disbelief. Incredible...almost lost for words for what had transpired so far in this set. Rocky Top ignited the crowd with a well needed jolt that at the time felt like it might close out the set. Not a chance on this night. Boogie->Meatstick brought the funk back in the house and Mike and Page shined throughout. Bug would give us one more opportunity to look around and absorb and grasp what a trip we had on this night. Another perfectly placed song on this night that only gave me more appreciation for how Phish combined top notch shredding with a well thought out set. The icing on the cake came with the set closer YEM. There wasn't a single soul to disappoint with this choice and they hit all the right notes and finished in style.
When they came out for the encore and sang the opening lyrics to Ride Captain Ride..."Seventy-three men sailed up from the San Francisco Bay" the crowd went nuts. Another well thought out way to finish one hell of a weekend. Tweezer Reprise blew the lid of the joint and sent everyone home with that warm and fuzzy feeling not felt in a long time.
This night was the ultimate culmination to an absolute blast in the bay.
To my two brothers who shared every minute of this weekend with me thanks for the memories. Can't wait to do it again.
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VALDOSTA, Ga.---Here's a rare look at a life behind bars. It's a story of a man who killed his friend and how he's living with the consequences of his actions. It's the words of a killer.
This is the story about repercussions for bad actions. It's the story of a friend killing a friend. And now the survivor has to live with that fact for the rest of his life. The first 10 years of which he'll spend behind the cold and lonely walls of Valdosta State Prison.
"They call me big AL on the streets. I was known for chugging, funneling." Ronald Alan Sinyard says he came from a culture of drinking. A culture where beer was just a way of life. But on the night of November 5, 2006, that culture and Ronald's decisions took him down a path of death and destruction.
"I had called my momma. I said I was in a wreck." That's a few of the tiny pieces Alan remembers from that night. That night, the then 20-year-old had a lot to drink at a party. He decided to drive his truck, with a person he calls a friend, a teenager named Joey Huckaby, asleep in the backseat.
Before long, the truck went off the road and eventually started flipping. Joey Huckaby was thrown out. In a drunken stupor, Alan tried CPR.
"I could taste blood in my mouth. I thought he was breathing cause every time i push air into him, it sounded like he was breathing back out. It was my air pushing out of him." he remembered.
Joey didn't survive.
The chief prosecutor says Sinyard's blood alcohol level was almost double the legal limit for someone over 21. As a minor, this was Alan's 2nd DUI.
That night of drinking and the deadly car crash led Alan Sinyard here to Valdosta State Prison where he'll spend the next 10 years.
So now, for Alan, home is where the razor wire is. He's prisoner 129634 here at a desolate and callous place that houses murderers, rapists, sexual predators, and Alan Sinyard.
"They can do whatever they want to in here. This ain't my kind of life. It's hard to be the same person you was when you come in this environment." he said.
When we met with Alan, it had been almost 10 months since he was sentenced and it had been almost 2 years since he killed Joey Huckaby.
Reporter: "Would you say what you are serving is an appropriate punishment for what you did?"
Sinyard: "I can't put a time on my buddy's death. I don't know what "appropriate" would be."
Reporter: "Are you a different person?"
Sinyard: "My whole family has been saved. I'm an ordained minister now."
But even a relationship with God can't save him from the memory of the person he killed.
Reporter: "When you take a look at this picture (of Joey Huckaby), what do you think about?"
Sinyard: "Man had a whole life ahead of him. 17 years old and could have done anything. I took it from him. His family lost a good son."
But still the question is why? Why did Joey Huckaby have to die? Why did Alan Sinyard continue to run such a reckless lifestyle after already having a DUI?
"It's kinda like a badge of honor. Everybody thought it was cool to have a DUI. They can lose their license. A lot of people can learn from that, but that wasn't what I needed." he told us.
It turns out what Alan says is he needed something horrific to shake him up. Something horrific like Joey Huckaby's death being on his hands.
He had the classes, saw the same advertisements, heard the message: don't drink and drive, but Alan Sinyard never heeded the call.
"I didn't believe the person talking. He's not like me. Nothing like me. People don't listen. They don't understand. This can happen to you too." he said emphatically.
Ronald Alan Sinyard won't be released from prison until 2017. He'll be 31.
And something else we should mention, skeptics say it's easy to find jailhouse Jesus. The true test for Alan will be to walk the walk after he's free.