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NASA studies solar flare dangers to Earth-based technology
January 6, 2009 - 08:56
Rick C. Hodgin
The National Academy of Sciences, under direction by NASA, has concluded the first economic data study on solar activity and the Earth. The report quantifies the effects fluctuations in the Sun's magnetic field have on our planet and is looking for ways to prevent damage from this "extreme space weather."
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Secure World Foundation looks to future of smooth collaboration
January 5, 2009 - 12:23
Rick C. Hodgin
Many may be unaware there's an organization called Secure World Foundation (SWF). It's a private entity fostering cooperative and effective use of space exploration by all States to the benefit of the Earth, its security and mankind in general. In June 2008, SWF was granted permanent observer status to the UN Committee on Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (COPUOS). They also chair the International Astronautical Federation (IAF). Primarily a research body, SWF is now looking to 2009 and the Obama administration and growing relationships with all member states.
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IE falls below 69% market share, Firefox climbs above 21%
January 2, 2009 - 14:16
Wolfgang Gruener
Microsoft was not able to slow the market share loss of its Internet Explorer (IE) web browser in December. IE surrendered more than 1.5 points in December, according to Net Applications, while Firefox, Chrome and Safari posted substantial gains. Over the past 12 months, IE has lost almost 8 points, leaving the browser with the least amount of market share since 1999.
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Obama wants Pentagon and NASA to play nice for moon race
January 2, 2009 - 12:17
Rick C. Hodgin
NASA's chief Michael Griffin, rumored in December by four witnesses to have had a red faced meeting with Obama's transition team leader, Lori Garver, is again resisting what may turn out to be standard policy in the Obama administration. Obama seeks a type of merger between the civilian space agency and the military. Under Obama's vision, NASA and The Pentagon will join forces, sharing expenses, to foster our return to the moon by the year 2020, a date competing with China's effort.
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IBM's Jack Kuehler dies, 76
January 2, 2009 - 10:36
Rick C. Hodgin
Following a long illness, Jack Kuehler who led IBM to major worldwide successes in the 1980s, essentially re-inventing the company, has died. He is survived by his wife, five children and 12 grandchildren.
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Flash growth to slow, SSDs not selling as well as expected
December 31, 2008 - 12:47
Wolfgang Gruener
DRAMeXchange has revised its Flash bit growth forecast once again, from 108.2% in September to only 81%, which is less than half the growth rate the sector posted just two years ago. The market research firm said that the new number reflects a declining demand of consumer electronics.
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Update - China: New $659 million wind farm will pay for itself in 2 years
December 31, 2008 - 10:15
Rick C. Hodgin
The National Energy Administration has approved a plan allowing China Datang Corp, the nation's second biggest power producer, to construct a $659 million wind farm facility that will generate 400 megawatts. At $0.10/kWh, it will pay for itself in about two years.
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New reports concludes Columbia crew had no chance for survival
December 30, 2008 - 16:53
Wolfgang Gruener
A new 400-page report written by the Spacecraft Crew Survival Integrated Investigation Team (SCSIIT) formed by NASA details the circumstances of the explosion of space shuttle Columbia. The report concludes that the crew had no chance of survival and died quickly. However, the report also suggests 30 improvements to make future spaceflight safer.
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2009 forecast to be fifth warmest on record
December 30, 2008 - 12:10
Rick C. Hodgin
The Met Office and the University of East Anglia are forecasting that global temperatures for 2009 will be 0.4 degrees Celsius above the long-term average, making 2009 the 5th warmest year on record.
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NASA: Pictures of a job well done in 2008
December 30, 2008 - 01:01
Rick C. Hodgin
On July 29, 1958, with the stroke of a pen, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed the National Aeronautics and Space Act into law, creating NASA. Since then, man has set foot on the moon, launched probes throughout our solar system, has found evidence of water on Mars (suggesting it may have supported life) and now our own planet's satellite communication system allows us to speak with any person literally anywhere on the Earth. All of this in the organization's first 50 years. Imagine what the next 50 will bring.
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Update: Mars Rovers approaching five years of service, still kicking
December 29, 2008 - 17:25
Rick C. Hodgin
The two Mars rovers operating right now on the surface of Mars, Spirit and Opportunity, will turn five the 3rd and 24th respectively. Their original 90-days of service has been surpassed by more than 20x as both rovers still carry out missions even today on the red planet - weather permitting, of course. See the slideshow.
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How does NORAD track Santa's journey?
December 24, 2008 - 13:10
Samantha Rose Hunt
Each year children all over the globe patiently await the images of Santa on the television screen via satellite radar. Each year, the question is posed - how do they track Santa? This year, you'll be able to explain.
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How serious is the market share loss of Microsoft's Internet Explorer?
December 23, 2008 - 20:00
Wolfgang Gruener
Analysis – Last month, Microsoft's market share in the browser dropped below 70% for the first time in eight years, while Mozilla broke the 20% barrier for the first time in its history. Initial data sets provided by Net Applications suggest that the Internet Explorer will drop once again significantly in December to below 69% and Mozilla will climb above 21%. IE8 is just around the corner, but current market share data suggests that Microsoft has no effective tool to stop the bleeding at this time - and Mozilla can pick up two out of every three users Microsoft surrenders.
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Artificial bone marrow created, can grow blood keeping supplies high
December 23, 2008 - 12:12
Rick C. Hodgin
In a University of Michigan laboratory, scientists have created artificial bone marrow that's capable of creating a continuous supply of red and white blood cells. Such technology could enable a neverending supply of blood for transfusions, as well as better studies of pharmaceutical drugs and their interactions, as well as advanced studies on immune system defects.
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New laser discovery shines unexpected light on laser research
December 23, 2008 - 10:13
Rick C. Hodgin
A research team led by Princeton University has discovered a new type of double-beam laser that is not explained by existing theories. The findings were most unexpected and have now proven the second laser beam is actually more powerful and more efficient than the primary. Research is continuing at a feverish pace to bring this quantum cascade laser into reality, as it would require less power, be far more powerful while operating in a way less suceptible to temperature changes (compared to conventional lasers).
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Maiden flight of Burt Rutan's WhiteKnightTwo at Mojave
December 22, 2008 - 14:01
Rick C. Hodgin
Following low-speed maneuvers earlier this month at the Mojave air and spaceport yesterday, Burt Rutan's next generation privately funded spaceship, called SpaceShipTwo, has been brought one step closer to reality. It's mother ship, called WhiteKnightTwo, which will carry SpaceShipTwo, took off yesterday on her maiden flight.
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Opinion: A look at television history, from analog to digital
December 22, 2008 - 11:45
Rick C. Hodgin
In 1927 a man by the name of Philo Farnsworth patented an early version of the cathode receptor, a device which would change mankind forever. It allowed television signals to be encoded, broadcast through the air, and reassembled on a display. While similar competing inventions existed, Farnsworth's "Image dissector" patent was upheld in court, and he is largely credited as the man responsible for giving us television. That was just over 81 years ago, meaning many of our (great) grandparents will remember the days before TV.
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Gesture recognition sought as alternative input mechanism for disabled
December 19, 2008 - 09:31
Rick C. Hodgin
The Virtual and Interactive Simulations department at Macquarie University in Sydney is looking to help handicapped computer users by incorporating gesture recognition. The system involves body position analysis as well as assisted input, such as data gloves.
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MIT's "Next Giant Leap" team announced, will try to claim Google's Lunar X-Prize
December 18, 2008 - 18:44
Rick C. Hodgin
MIT announced today their "mystery team." It's a group of of engineers from MIT, an aerospace company and various small businesses with one goal in mind: to win the Google Lunar X-Prize competition and claim its $30 million award. The "Next Giant Leap" team, as it is being called - a play on Armstrong's famous "...one giant leap for mankind" speech, is comprised of MicroSat Systems, Draper Laboratory, Aurora Flight Sciences and Busek - a propulsion company.
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Study: YouTube watching excessive at work, companies looking to curtail
December 18, 2008 - 17:23
Samantha Rose Hunt
It happens all over the country. Individuals take a quick break from their normal work duties to surf the web and check out a couple YouTube videos, or send a message on Facebook. But is this trend causing a backlash for employers? Companies have long frowned on the time required for workers to step outside for a smoke. And now those same workers don't even have to step outside to waste far more time. Companies are beginning to seek out ways to respond.
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This second edition of Understanding National Accounts, that provides a comprehensive explanation of how national accounts are compiled, contains new data and new chapters, and is adapted to the new systems of national accounts, SNA 2008 and ESA 2010, that came into effect in September 2014. It approaches national accounts from a truly global perspective, with special chapters dedicated to international comparisons, globalisation and well-being as well as to the national systems used in major OECD economies, such as the United States.
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In the previous chapter on templates and libraries, we saw how templates and libraries can make your life a lot easier by automating a lot of repetitive tasks. So in this chapter on automation, I want to show you a couple of other things you can do to make repetitive and boring tasks go a lot quicker in {italic}Dreamweaver. {plain}Now I've already defined the 17_automation file as my new site. So if you have access to the exercise files, you can go ahead and do the same. I'm going to open up the file contactus.html, which is just a version of the form that we've been working on prior to this.
And the first thing I want to look at is the History panel. You can get that by going to the Window menu, and choosing History, which pops up the History panel here. It's currently blank because I haven't done anything in here. Basically what the History panel does, is that it displays the last 50 steps by default, you have performed since you created or opened a file. It gives you a nice visual overview of the different steps that you've completed, and when you have steps in here, there will be a slider on the left hand side that you can use to quickly undo and redo those steps. Let me so you what I mean.
I'm going to make a couple changes to this document. I'm going to click inside the Name cell. And in the Property inspector, let's change the background color to #E3E5DC. There's the color change. Over here, notice that in History it says, "Set Bg Color," and it tells me exactly what color I changed it to. Let's make the cell a Header cell. Just click Header. Notice that step has been added to History. Let's do something like right-align this cell. That step has also been added to my History panel now.
Notice this slider on the left hand side that lets me drag up and down to each one of these steps. As I drag back and forth, this is the equivalent of hitting Command or Ctrl-Z on my keyboard to undo, but it's just much faster. Notice when I go all the way back to the top, there's no asterisk next to the name telling me anything has changed. But as soon as I drag down, that asterisk appears. Another thing I can use the History panel for is to redo these multiple steps. Now you may be familiar with the Redo command that's available under Undo. Most people aren't as familiar with Redo as they are with Undo. But you can often use Redo if, say, you made some text bold and then you select some other text, and then choose Redo, that text will become bold as well. But the advantage of using the History panel is that we can apply multiple steps, and redo them all. So if, for instance, if I wanted to change the Email Address cell to look like the Name cell up here, all I need to do is click in there, select the <td> tag to get that cell, and then I come over here and select the steps that I want to redo. I'm going to select the first one, hold shown Shift, select the last one to select them all and then click Replay down here. Notice just like that, it has reformatted that cell and played all of the steps. Notice down here it says, "Replay Steps." So you can see Replay could be a huge timesaver. It saves you from the hassle of repeating multiple steps over and over again. You can also choose to repeat just certain steps. For instance, if I drag back up to this last step here, and I only want to change the Bg Color and the Text Alignment, I'm going to hold down Command on the Mac, or Ctrl on the PC, to select just those two items, hit Replay. And you can see it did everything, but it didn't turn it into a header, which is why it's not bold. So that's just one thing you can do with the History panel.
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Hope this is the right spot to post this. For the past week ive tried to change my email but i get a "its already in our records" error. ive tried 3 emails total, 2 i had for yrs and 1 i just made brand new to try changing it to and get the error each time. If a mod or some one could help me i really need it. The email i currently have is closing down and in a day or two i wont have access to it ever again. Thanks
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Started by ultrao5 , Apr 04 2010 04:47 AM
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Posted 04 April 2010 - 04:47 AM
Posted 04 April 2010 - 10:48 AM
you need to pm me the email that you are trying to use. The one that the system believes is in our records already
Posted 18 April 2010 - 11:11 PM
I'm having the same problem, I'll PM chancer
Posted 19 April 2010 - 08:28 AM
The problem is caused by the use of MS based email addresses (live, hotmail, msn etc) which will not allow emails from this forum. I wonder why?
Posted 19 April 2010 - 09:40 AM
explains why my office live hosted images are always broken
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Prazak KO's Frida Wallberg, Allotey Shocks Bogere
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WBC female super featherweight champ Frida Wallberg suffered an upset loss to LA-based Australian Diana Prazak tonight in the headliner of Golden Ring´s show in Stockholm, Sweden.
Wallberg (11-2) was ahead on points after five but appeared to fading and Prazak (12-2) just kept coming and got through with a sweeping right hand in the seventh that buckled Wallberg´s knees - and she never seemed to recover. She looked a bit out of it in the corner but came out for the eight but was floored by a short hard left hook during an exchange from the challenger. Wallberg was hurt but was allowed to continue and was then floored again by a short right hook and referee Bela Florian waved it off.
Wallberg got to her feet and staggered to her corner out of this world into the arms of the ringside physician who seemed to think she was okay but Lucia Rijker, who headed Prazak´s corner, knew differently and called for the doctor to return and Wallberg left the ring on a stretcher and was taken to hospital.
Two minute rounds and ten ounce gloves in welterweight fight or not - Patrick Bogere (12-2) was heavily floored in the sixth by a right from WBC Int´l Silver champ Patrick Allotey (28-0) and was stopped as he got up.
[QUOTE=Cloud;13473326]Thank heavens Lucia was there to notice something was wrong.[/QUOTE] By the accounts of the fightreports, Wallberg's seconds and the ringside doctor looks terrible. Hopefully Wallberg makes a complete recovery, but even then the future of professional boxing in Sweden…Comment by Cloud on 06-15-2013
Thank heavens Lucia was there to notice something was wrong.Comment by BattlingNelson on 06-15-2013
Wallberg has a bloodclot and had surgery during the night. She is now in a coma. :( Let's keep our fingers crossed.Comment by dan_cov on 06-14-2013
Nice, I got both of them (5/1 Prazak, 2/1 Allotey). I watched a bit of Allotey and he looked quite decent but I was rather weary of how padded his record was.Comment by gingerbreadman on 06-14-2013
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It started out well. We edited, they edited, back and forth. Then we did not hear from them for a long time. The editor did not respond to repeated emails. There was no phone number for customer service. Our daughter turned twelve, and still the project was in limbo. Finally the editor got in touch with us and gave us a choice of cover graphics. We thought we were close to publishing, then they just went AWOL again, with no response to emails.
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I finally sent an email to the main editor expressing my frustration. We had paid to have this book published OVER A YEAR AGO! I told him I would post on Ripoff reports if i did not get an answer. I received an email THAT DAY in which he promised a refund, and to publish our book for no charge. Sounds good, right? Well, that was TWO MONTHS AGO and I have no check and no further email from him.
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Adonis Stevenson is Not Taking Andrzej Fonfara Lightly
By Ryan Burton
WBC/Lineal light heavyweight champion Adonis "Superman" Stevenson confirmed to BoxingScene.com that he will indeed face Polish contender Andrzej Fonfara on May 24th in Montreal, Canada.
The fight appeared to be a done deal over a month ago but after Stevenson's recent signing with powerful boxing adviser Al Haymon, there were rumors that Stevenson may go in another direction.
"My next fight is May 24th. I am going to fight Andrzej Fonfara," Stevenson confirmed. "That fight is going to happen. Now that I am with Haymon I don't have to worry about the business part of boxing. I just have to worry about training hard and fighting in the ring."
Fonfara is known as a tough fighter but isn't regarded as being close to the same caliber of fighter that Stevenson is. Nevertheless, the Montreal based Haitian said that he isn't taking any chances against the Pol, saying that he won't take him lightly.
"Fonfara is a good fighter. At this level you can't overlook anyone. I will be ready for him. I know he is working hard and he will be coming to win," Stevenson stated.
The 36-year-old Stevenson finished our conversation by thanking his growing fan base for their support.
"Thanks to all my fans. I appreciate all of the support. Everyone can follow me on Twitter @adonissuperman," Stevenson told BoxingScene.com.
Send questions or comments to [email protected]. You can follow Ryan on Twitter @ringsidewriter
Fonfara is coming to fight for his life against Stevenson. I wouldn't be surprised if Fonfara pulls off the win.Comment by FrenchDeLaHoya on 03-11-2014
every champ says that when they face someone that wont be able to contendComment by kombayn on 03-11-2014
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Wise, who finished fourth in 2011 and 2009, did enough with his first run to top the podium at long last, his effort of 96.2 proving unbeatable in Norway.
Torin Yater-Wallace came close with an effort of 95.6, also on his first run, but his second outing was worth just 31.6 as he settled for silver.
Wise could only manage 86.8 on his second outing however no one bettered his first run score as he took the first of two gold medals on offer in Oslo.
It continues and fine season for the 22-year-old who successfully defended the superpipe title he won for the first time at Winter X Games last year in January.
And it also completed an American one-two in the men's halfpipe with Thomas Krief also breaking into the 90s and ending with a best of 94.2 for bronze.
Krief was the only skier to score 90-plus on both his runs, producing an effort of 93.6 first time out however he couldn't improve on it enough on run two.
Britain's two representatives Murray Buchan and Peter Speight didn't make it beyond qualifying with the former placing 18th overall and the latter 23rd.
Meanwhile Faivre won the other gold medal on offer as she came from behind to retain the women's halfpipe title she won for the first time in Inawashiro in 2009.
She placed third behind Anais Caradeux and Ayana Onozuka after the first run with an effort of 79.4 to their 80.6 and 80.4 respectively.
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Caradeux posted 76.8 but her first effort saw her claim silver while Onozuka scored 78.8 but likewise her opening run was better as she took bronze.
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Canelo, Golden Boy Partner Up For 17 Televised Events
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CANELO PROMOTIONS and GOLDEN BOY PROMOTIONS have reached an agreement and they will form an alliance to present the best boxing events possible in an unique partnership that will gather the best up and coming talent from both entities. The result of this business union is a presentation of 17 boxing shows that will air on Mexican television network Televisa, and Fox Deportes, during 2013.
"We are extremely happy, we are ready and motivated to continue to work with De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions" said Edison Reynoso, CEO of CANELO PROMOTIONS.
A few days ago, executives from both promotional companies reached an agreement and came to terms regarding their business, and they also confirmed that Saul "Canelo" Alvarez will defend his WBC 154-pound title on May 4th and September 14th.
"It's been less than three years since we created CP and we exceeded every goal that we had set for ourselves. We are going in the right direction and we are looking forward to a bright future," concluded Reynoso, who also said his father Chepo and Canelo Alvarez had made CP one of the premier promotional companies in Mexico.
The new partnership between GBP and CP will start on February 2 on Mexican soil with a doubleheader between female world Campion Yazmín "Rusita" Rivas, and undefeated world ranked contender Andres "Jaguar" Gutierrez.
[QUOTE=RINGG;12917627]I would say this is great news but very few Americans get Televisa and very few cable and satellite companies carry it. If this included FOX sports it would reach alot more viewers.[/QUOTE] Thing is, not only Americans watch TV…Comment by Bushbaby on 01-15-2013
So when are we gonna start guessing which journeyman welterweight bum ginger is going to devour next??Comment by coco1978 on 01-15-2013
No Viper, u are mistaken. U have fights where montiel, Rubio, Tyson Marquez fight these chumps. Once they come to the USA they get destroyed. Even Zorrita Soto fights these nobodies comes to America and gets Kong'd by real fighters.…Comment by fceeviper on 01-15-2013
[QUOTE=coco1978;12917864]You are not missing much, [B]Televisa fights are Garbage[/B], [B]TV Azteca fights are a little better, but still garbage[/B]. Only difference is Televisa does GOLDEN BOY and TV Aztecs does Top Rank. The coverage is better on TV Azteca: JC…Comment by fceeviper on 01-15-2013
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AMN Reviews: Anton Lukoszevieze – For Fred Sandback
Anton Lukoszevieze: For Fred Sandback [Absence of Wax]
This brief but intriguing recording by cellist/composer Anton Lukoszevieze is a kind of memorial in sound to the late Fred Sandback, an American Minimalist artist best known for space-defining sculptures consisting of stretched yarn. Lukoszevieze encountered Sandback's work at a retrospective exhibition while the former was on fellowship at Cambridge a few years ago. The cellist was affected deeply enough by Sandback's art to interpret one of Sandback's non-sculptural works—a painting of horizontal lines that appeared on the cover of the exhibition catalogue–as the basis for a score. Lukoszevieze then performed the composition multiple times on cello. This fifteen minute track is the result of the overdubbing of his performances.
As performed, the work is built on the sonorities of the cello's open strings and harmonics. Lukoszevieze creates an undulating, at times ghostly sound that integrates mostly related pitches into a weave of shifting consonances and dissonances. It's possible to track individual lines and hear slowly bowed tones, sometimes roughly textured, sometimes penetratingly played sul ponticello. Each part in isolation is almost tentative; stacked up, the parts produce a layering effect that manages to avoid muddiness or an overly opaque thickness.
It's easy to imagine a kind of parallel between the vibrating strings of Lukoszevieze's cello and the individual threads of yarn Sandback used to delineate corners and other spatial features of the rooms he worked in. In each case the material serves the ambiguous purpose of enclosing and yet leaving open the environment in which it's situated, whether that environment consists of three-dimensional physical space or the sonic space of pitch relations.
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Amiri Baraka Ben Gerstein Joe McPhee Mark Helias Miya Masaoka Qasim Naqvi Rob Brown
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December 4, 2012
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December 4, 2012
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December 4, 2012
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Steve Coleman Interview
From Critical Improv:
While working on a study on the relation between improvisation and language, I asked saxophonist Steve Coleman to participate in a Berlin-New York phone interview. Although I was well aware of how outspoken and eloquent an artist Coleman is (an amateur saxophonist myself, I had taken Steve's improvisation class at U.C. Berkeley, where he taught from 2000 to 2002), I was taken by surprise by Steve's endurance. After two hours, I ran out of fresh tape. Luckily I found some old ones to overdub, as Steve kept unfolding his philosophy of cosmic energy, as well as his ideas on improvisation, language, structure, freedom and innovation, often making his points with the help of highly personal anecdotes. Still going strong after four hours non-stop, Steve explained his motivation: "If we're going to do this, we better do it right."
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SAT. 12/15, 8 PM – fundraiser for publication of REAL BOOK; pianist Gust Burns performs selections from his recent collection of scores made by erasing material from popular jazz songs in The New Real Book – solo and quartet with Paul Kikuchi, Carmen Rothwell, Jacob Zimmerman
FRI. 12/21, 6:30 meet up, 7 PM start – Nonsequitur, Seattle Composers' Salon, and Joshua Parmenter present Phil Kline's Unsilent Night – a sonic procession through the streets of Wallingford for boom box orchestra. Everyone is welcome to participate!
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With the Phillies nowhere near the baseball postseason, the only reason I've been watching the World Series is to add to my Ken Rosenthal bow tie Pinterest page and to see which player would be the first to steal a base and thereby win free Taco Bell tacos for the entire nation. [More]
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Free Donuts For Pirates At Krispy Kreme This Wednesday
Do you plunder and pillage? Do you favor parrots, eye patches and fancy hats? If so, then you might be able to score a free donut — or maybe even a free dozen donuts — from Krispy Kreme this Wednesday.
Mattel Writes Back To Hot Wheels-Loving Little Girl, Sends Her Free Car Coupon
Rick's daughter had a question about her toys. She wanted to know why some Hot Wheels cars have drivers, and why some don't. Instead of just making up an answer or saying that he didn't know, he sent a quick e-mail to Hot Wheels maker Mattel. They sent her back what was probably a form e-mail, but still surprised and delighted Rick. There was another surprise, too.
It's Free Slurpee Day At 7-Eleven
UPDATE: As the day has gone on (and it creeps closer and closer to the 7 p.m. deadline in each successive time zone), we're hearing gripes from the Slurpee-hungry public who showed up at their local 7-Eleven only to be greeted by the bad news that enough of the headache-inducing delight had been given out for the day.
Dress Like A Cow On July 13, Get Free Chick-Fil-A
Friday the 13th is probably not the day that some would want to test their luck by slapping on a cow costume and going out in public. But if you want free food from Chick-fil-A, it's the risk you'll have to take.
Pizza Chain Offers Free Pies If You Order In Spanish
In a move that is both savvy publicity stunt and topical button-pushing, Dallas-based pizza chain Pizza Patron says it will be handing out free large pies to customers who place their order in Spanish.
Free Pancakes Tomorrow At IHOP
We know that many of you will be observing National Pancake Day tomorrow by spending time with your family and other loved ones, visiting your local pancake memorial/monument and generally pondering what Pancake Day means to you. But if you also want to eat pancakes, IHOP is once again rolling out the free short stacks.
Tassimo Offers Free Coffee To Registered Customers, Then Won't Register Anyone
Tassimo, a Kraft brand, is probably best known as the "those single-serve coffee brewers that aren't Keurig." Anita has one, and she received an e-mail from Kraft offering two free packages of coffee if she registered her brewer. Yay, free coffee! So she did just that, only to hit a brick wall of customer disservice. Not what you expect after buying a coffeemaker that retails for $140.
Blockbuster Wants To Lure You In On Christmas With Free Batteries
Apparently having given up on the whole movie rental thing as a way to lure customers into its few stores that remain open, Blockbuster is trotting out a free battery gimmick. Go into any participating store on Christmas and you can walk away with two packs of either AA or AAA batteries. If you need more than that, you can buy additional packs for a buck.
Google Continues Free Voice Calls To U.S. & Canada Through 2012
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Where To Get Free Books For Your E-Reader
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Cold Stone Treats Only 'Free' If You Make A Mandatory Donation
There's an annual event at Cold Stone Creamery outlets called the World's Largest Ice Cream Social. Part of the chain's September fund-raising drive for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, it's billed as an event offering free ice cream during a three-hour period on a certain day. Melissa had put this on her calendar weeks in advance, because she's on a budget, and hey: free ice cream! But she arrived at the mall to find employees posted at the Cold Stone door, not allowing anyone in unless they made a donation first. That's not free, that's a cover charge. Isn't it?
Consumer Reports: Are New LED Lightbulbs As Good As The Inefficient Incandescents?
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CR says:
After 3,000 hours of testing, the best LEDs were still as bright as the incandescents they replaced. But only about half were as bright as promised. All the LEDs reached full brightness instantly, even at frigid temperatures, providing warm white light that was unaffected by frequently turning them on and off. Energy use matched or exceeded claims, and LEDs don't contain mercury (CFLs do in small amounts). Some LEDs dimmed as low as incandescents. But not all LEDs are good at shining light where you need it.
Audit Stanford Computer Science Courses Online For Free
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Remember To Score Your Free Donuts Today At Krispy Kreme And Dunkin' Donuts
In case you'd forgotten to mark it on your calendar, today is National Doughnut Day, a day on which we remember
the true meaning of Christmas that we work hard and deserve a free damn donut every once in a while. Luckily, the folks at Krispy Kreme and Dunkin' Donuts are willing to oblige.
Yelp Elite Reviewers Engage In Degenerate Feeding Frenzy, Terrify Waitstaff
The phrases "elite Yelp reviewer" and "ravenous horde" do not normally go together, but this e-mail from Yelp to its most insightful and prolific New York City users makes us wonder. In the e-mail, members of the Elite squad are scolded for poor etiquette, auctioning off their event invitations to the highest bidder(!), and swarming on trays of free food like a swarm of highly opinionated locusts, terrifying waitstaff and keeping less ravenous partygoers from tasting the snacks.


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I have tried to import blogger to wordpress but it is stuck and wont continue this is what it says
posts 3123/3546 and comments 0/108469 when I tried another one that had 12 posts and 100 comments it imported with no problem.
please help!
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I have tried to import blogger to wordpress but it is stuck and wont continue this is what it says
posts 3123/3546 and comments 0/108469 when I tried another one that had 12 posts and 100 comments it imported with no problem.
please help!
Most forum volunteers are already asleep in the U.S. Your importing might be limited by your server. Try importing via WordPress.com.
1. Create a free account and import your blogger posts there. It might take more than one import process depending on number of your posts/comments. No worries, you won't get duplicate entries, WP knows if such post has been imported already.
2. After all importing has been completed. Go to admin dashboard of your free WordPress.com account and Go to Tools > Export > All and save the XML file to your computer.
3. Go to the admin dashboard of your self-hosted WordPress blog and run Tools > Import > WordPress WXR and upload the XML file you saved to your hard drive from #2 above. Reminder: in next panel near the bottom, click on option to Include Media Attachments to get the images associated with your respective posts. Again, it might take more than one time to run Tools > Import.
4. After the import's completed. Double check on all your posts and comments and images are there.
5. When you're done with all this, please delete your free WordPress.com account so you won't have duplicate posts in the world wide web which could compete with your site ranking. Might as well delete your Blogger posts as well.
6. Remember to install WordPress Database backup plugin and also backup your WordPress server files and folders regularly.
Good luck :-)
I did create a free account, and it is still stuck, I have been trying for weeks now to do this and it doesn't do anything.
then I said forget it I wont try and import anything else. I'll jsut export my posts from my self hosted wordpress account and import them. So I did the XML file, but it is 34MB and it tells me that I can't import. gives me some error.
You could add the memory limit in one of the following files
- wp-config.php file near the top - add: define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');
- htaccess file - add: php_value memory_limit 64M
- php.ini file - add: - memory_limit = 64M;
If you are hosted at a webhosting service, contact support to assist you for their approved way of increasing memory limit.
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God Attachment
Why You Believe, Act, and Feel the Way You Do About God
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Alberto Giacometti 1901-1966
N05908 Intérieur
(Interior) 1949
Inscribed 'Alberto Giacometti 1949' on back of canvas
Oil on canvas, 25 5/8 x 21 1/8 (65 x 53.5)
Purchased from the artist (Benson Fund) 1949
Exh: Alberto Giacometti: Sculpture, Paintings, Drawings, Arts Council Gallery, London, June-July 1955 (41, repr.); Alberto Giacometti: Sculpture Paintings Drawings 1913-65, Tate Gallery, July-August 1965 (105); Giacometti-Udstillingen, Louisiana Museum, Humlebaek, September- October 1965 (100)
Repr: Palma Bucarelli, Giacometti (Rome 1962), p.31 in colour (wrongly dated 1950) as 'Interno dello Studio'
The interior of Giacometti's studio in the Rue Hippolyte-Maindron in Paris 14e, with several of his sculptures standing on the work-table or on the floor.
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Ronald Alley, Catalogue of the Tate Gallery's Collection of Modern Art other than Works by British Artists, Tate Gallery and Sotheby Parke-Bernet, London 1981, p.279, reproduced p.279


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Return of the "doughnut hole"
Says U.S. Rep. Bruce Poliquin voted to "force seniors to pay more for prescription drugs."
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on Tuesday, August 30th, 2016
Trump acknowledges the donation
Says "Donald Trump himself contributed $100,000" to the Clinton Foundation.
— PunditFact
on Sunday, August 28th, 2016
Data (yes there's data) says no
The Hollywood celebrities endorsing Hillary Clinton are "in many cases celebrities that aren't very hot anymore."
— PolitiFact National
on Thursday, August 25th, 2016
Lots of missing context
Says in Washington, D.C., Sen. Richard Burr "took millions from special interests, went there and cashed in, voted to cut (his) own taxes and raise taxes on working folks."
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on Thursday, August 25th, 2016
The fact is, this is False
"The fact is" the Clinton Foundation has "got about 80 percent in overhead and 20 percent of the money is actually getting into the places it should."