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Each Wiimote (including the one that comes with the Wii) comes with a wrist strap. Each glove comes with a matching wrist strap. The only diference I can see (note I havnt opened the 'stock' straps yet) is that the 'stock' straps have a small piece that you slide up the strap after on your wrist to snug it on your wrist. The straps that came with the gloves did not have this.Originally Posted by scubasteve
On topic that is something I would change, the straps that come with the gloves having the little tightening piece. for now I just need to find the right sized washer and put that on there.
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I actually have thought about that since i got gloves for my Wiimotes. if you figure something out will you let me know because i would really like to tighten those straps. they are just a little too loose.Originally Posted by bobby1211
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Range report: Saiga M3-EXP-01
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January 26, 2004, 04:15 PM
Here. (http://members.surfeu.fi/axel.airo/home/range20040112.html) Enjoy. ;)
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January 26, 2004, 08:35 PM
Nice range report.
I wish we could get the Saigas imported into the USA in that configuration. Due to a trade agreement with Russia, all we can get are the Saiga Sporters, which a number of 'smiths convert into pistol-grip config. Mine is like that. I'm still waiting to get to the range to try my new PK-01V red dot sight and new fire control group.
January 26, 2004, 10:49 PM
where in the world did you get a valmet magazine? :what:
January 27, 2004, 07:36 AM
This is Finland, where they were made... I went to the military depot shop in Hämeenlinna. They're selling all the green or OD waffles made by Exel as the Army has adopted the black, yet stiffer version as standard issue. I got eight waffles of which only two needed a bit of tuning to work properly: the newest versions with the lanyard loops and square takedown buttons seem stiffest.
They're also selling older, well used Sako/Valmet steel mags... but as I could notice, you'll get a decent one only with luck. They're all pretty beat up. Then they've got lots of Suomi MG drums and Sten box mags... and an endless supply of Mosin parts and furniture.
January 27, 2004, 10:13 AM
I'm officially jealous! ;)
Nice report. My AK is Bulgarian and I couldn't be happier with it! (well, maybe if I could return it to full pre ban configuration...........)
January 27, 2004, 12:40 PM
Jaeger, if your Bulgarian is anything like the one I tried, you've nothing to be jealous about... :p it provides everything a Sako would have for 1/3 the price. I'm definitely getting one in the future.
January 27, 2004, 11:35 PM
They are pretty nice Igor. I've had some MAK90s in the past and have worked with some Maadis and some SARs. The Bulgarians are definitely a cut above.
Are you able to get SVDs in Finland? They have always been on my "lust" list.
January 28, 2004, 05:37 AM
Yes, an SVD would be nice... they are around but quite costly. Getting new ones out from Russia has been a pain lately, I've heard. The fun part is that
I could even get an SVDS since it's longer than our min. OAL for "rifles" with the butt folded...
The SVD is issued to some troops here, as an extended range squad weapon. Those with serious countersniper training get the new TRG's. Until recently they were working on Mosin-based TAK-85's.
January 28, 2004, 02:27 PM
I saw a little bit on those TAK 85s in another thread. (I believe it was your post) Could you provide any links for more info about them. It sounds like a pretty interesting set up.
January 29, 2004, 07:18 PM
The M85 is rarely seen on the net... here (http://koti.japo.fi/~igor/sniper/ta/aseita.html) is a pic that might give some idea, a few obvious technical details in Finnish. You need a Java-enabled browser, point to "Kivääri 85" on the list. On this (http://www.oprey.fi/sniper/ta/valokuvat.html) page you'll find more pics and plenty of unintelligible text. Enjoy!
The Tarkka-Ampujan Kivääri 85 (Sharp Shooter's Rifle 85)is a victory of gunsmithing over aging hardware when the budget is very limited. It's a Mosin receiver sans safety with a free-floating bull barrel, bipod etc. Optics vary, I've seen Swarowski, Schmidt&Bender and... a third make, which was it? Zeiss, obviously. Or then again not... a variety of good scopes anyway.
Its critics say there's still too much target rifle in it. I wouldn't know, not being sniper trained. It's very comfortable to shoot and very, very accurate. I'd guess a several thousand were made, very few have come to the civilian market (there's one on sale now for 2000€). The 85 is being (very slowly) phased out by the TRG-42 in .338LM.
January 29, 2004, 10:58 PM
Great stuff! Thank you for the links.
I'd sure love to see those hit the surplus market!
January 29, 2004, 11:27 PM
I am drooling at the possibility of imported Saiga 12 GA versions of this gun:
January 30, 2004, 05:07 AM
Omega, where did that come from? Are the enhancements made in Russia?
January 30, 2004, 06:56 AM
Igor who did you take the gun to. i have a 223 that I would like converted to take hi caps. And what does he charge thanks walt
January 30, 2004, 07:09 AM
I think transportation to and from Espoo. Finland (that's not a U.S. state, it's a country in Scandinavia, between Sweden and Russia) would be cost prohibitive... :p not to mention the red tape involved.
January 30, 2004, 07:14 AM
Damn red tape again.
January 30, 2004, 12:10 PM
It was posted over at ak47.net Supposedly this is the current militarized version and it is available to Russian civilians with up to 10 round mags. So much for America's vaunted 2nd amendment !
January 30, 2004, 07:53 PM
michiganfan, ;) :D
Omega, I've got to look into this... if the Russians can have'em, so can we, if only the czar's authorities get their exporting red tape together. There was some material somewhere on a Moscow trade show last fall that hinted something like this was on the way.
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I read all these negative comments about certain stocks on these message boards and it confuses me why someone who is negative about a stock would even be following it, let alone taking their time to make posts. Why do they care? Unless their sole motive is to convince shareholders to selloff so they can short the stock. I think they overestimate the power of these message boards, because I don't think that 99% of the shareholders even read them.Maybe they are just very concerned about the longterm shareholders and can't sleep at night until they share their expertise that might save some stranger from financial ruin.Somehow I doubt that. I own shares in a different steel company whose share price has appreciated 200% over two years. Since the stories have come out about the slowdown in China, the metals sector is one of the few sectors with good gains for 2005. Will it continue? We'll see.
on "cnbc" stated that there is no slow down in china.and that is why this stock will go up.


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Would A Mayweather-Ortiz Rematch Be A Bad Thing?
Floyd Mayweather has hardly ever faced anyone twice in his career. Actually only once, when he won a rematch with Jose Luis Castillo because many felt Castillo had won their first bout. Who is left for Floyd Mayweather? A fight with Manny Pacquiao seems far from being made and no one knows for sure about a fight with Saul "Canelo" Alvarez will take place except for the fighters and the promoters.
An option for Floyd Mayweather may be the fighter he defeated in a controversial manner in September of 2011. Victor Ortiz last via fourth round KO after overly embracing Mayweather after he threw a head butt which left a lot of questions unanswered. Ortiz was just beginning to close in on Mayweather and starting to land some shots so what would have happened as the fight wore on? We can all make predictions but no one will know without ever seeing it for themselves.
In Ortiz' last fight he faced Josesito Lopez, who many people felt was a stay busy fight for him to face off against undefeated Mexican superstar Saul Alvarez. Ortiz dominated the fight until he retired on his stool after suffering from a broken jaw.
Many fans will have no interest in the fight given the fact that they feel Ortiz has lost all credibility as a fighter for retiring twice. His fan base has diminished and he has been given somewhat a heel role in the boxing world. In his time off recovering from surgery on his jaw, which was a legitimate injury and not an excuse, he joined the cast of Dancing with the Stars, which did not win over many new boxing fans.
So would a rematch between the two be such a bad thing? No, but he needs to prove himself once again; not that he hasn't proven himself an entertaining fighter because that was proven a long time ago. Although he needs to shake off the rust from the time off and prove that he still belongs with the elite in the division.
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What has Ortiz done since that fight? He hadn't done that much before it, but since he's done even less. Another meaningless Mayweather fight. He avoided the only challenge that mattered and now its too late. The ducking of Pacquiao is what Mayweather will always be remembered for and there is now nothing he can do about it. Guerrero was another typical Mayweather choice, a fighter from the lower weight classes making the jump to earn big money. A fraudulent fight for a fraudulent fighter, fighting in fraudulent times.


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WEDNESDAY, May 21, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- People with certain chronic lung diseases might breathe a bit easier when their diets contain healthy foods like fruits and fish, a new study suggests.
Researchers found that among nearly 2,200 adults with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), those who ate fish, grapefruit, bananas and cheese tended to have better lung function and fewer symptoms than their counterparts who did not eat those foods.
COPD is an umbrella term for the progressive lung diseases emphysema and chronic bronchitis. In the United States, about 15 million people have COPD, and the disease is the third leading cause of death nationwide, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Smoking is the leading cause of COPD.
It's not clear yet whether diet has direct effects on COPD patients' lungs. The new study, reported at the American Thoracic Society's annual meeting in San Diego, only shows an association between certain foods and better lung function.
That doesn't prove cause-and-effect, said lead researcher Corrine Hanson, who was scheduled to present the results on Wednesday.
And no one is saying bananas are the magic bullet against COPD, stressed Hanson, an assistant professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.
But COPD patients who eat fruit, fish and dairy products might have a healthy, well-rounded diet, Hanson said. And it's "plausible," she said, that foods that have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects could benefit COPD patients' lungs.
"It's probably the overall dietary pattern that matters," Hanson said.
That, in fact, is what some past research suggests, said Dr. Carlos Camargo, a professor at Harvard Medical School who was not involved in the new study.
In his own research, Camargo has found that people with diets high in fruits, vegetables, fiber-rich grains and fish are less likely to develop COPD compared to people who eat a lot of processed foods, red meat and sweets.
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While coverage of Tuesday afternoon's destructive storms dominated headlines across the midstate, several important crime stories were also posted:
- A man who was shot multiple times on Emerald Street near Sixth Street earlier wednesday afternoon was in critical condition, according to Harrisburg police. The 19-year-old was reportedly limp when officers and emergency personnel arrived at the scene toward 1 p.m.
- Harrisburg police were investigating another shooting that took place in the city less than 24 hours before the Emerald Street shooting, according to reports. That shooting took place between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. in Alison Hill and the victim was transported in stable condition, police said.
- A man caught breaking into a vehicle in Susquehanna Township late Tuesday night reportedly pulled a gun on the man who confronted him, according to township police.
- A Danville man was facing two felony counts of theft by deception after New Holland police said they identified him as the person responsible for stealing over $38,000 from two midstate women in an investment scheme.
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What is the difference between anatomy and physiology?
Anatomy is the study of the structure of an organism.
Physiology is the study of the functions an organism performs.
Structure of epithelial tissue:
Free surface - Exposed to air or fluid
Basement membrane - Dense mat of extracellular matrix
Closely joined cells and in many epithelia, the cells are riveted together by tight junctions
Function of epithelial tissue:
1. Line organs/body cavities
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3. Absorption (small intestine)
4. Secretion (glandular epithelia, absorb or secrete chemical solutions)
What are the two criteria used to classify epithelial tissue?
The number of cell layers and the shape of the cells on the free surface
Types of epithelial tissue:
Simple - 1 cell layer
Stratified - Multiple cell layers
Pseudostratified - 1 layer varying length
Cuboidal - Cubes
Columnar - Bricks
Squamous - Flat
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Adipose - Fat storage
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Berkeley County First Steps, a non-profit agency that prepares children for school has moved to a new location and appointed a new leader.
The agency's 11-member board in June selected a new executive director, Adrienne Troy-Frazier.
The agency moved into new offices at the Fishburne Education Center at 6215 Murray Dr. in Hanahan. The agency was previously located on Daniel Island. The new offices are being provided by the Berkeley County School District.
"Moving brings about days of reflection and opportunities to celebrate what Berkeley First Steps has accomplished and what Berkeley First Steps can become in the future under new leadership," First Steps Board Chairperson Jean Gooch said.
Troy-Frazier is new to South Carolina, but not to early childhood education. She was program administrator for an Easter Seals Child Development Center in Chicago.
On two occasions during her 12 years as the center's program administrator, the agency obtained dual accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children and the Commission on Accreditation on Rehabilitation Facilities.
She has been an early childhood educator for more than 20 years, and specializes in leading anti bias, inclusion and disabilities training.
Troy-Frazier served as co-chair of the Illinois Department of Human Services Child Care Collaboration Committee and chair of the Chicago Foundation for Women's African-American Leadership Council. She also served as a professional mentor and trainer for the McCormick Center for Early Childhood Leadership, where she provided support to early care and non-for-profit directors and staff in the area of leadership development.
During fiscal year 2011-2012, Berkeley County First Steps served 247 families through its home visitation programs and trained 619 childcare providers. A fifth program was added this year.
"We are excited to provide a new strategy that focuses on early identification and referrals to ensure that children who may have developmental delays will be assessed and provided intervention services to prepare them for school," Troy-Frazier said.
In addition to Troy-Frazier the agency is staffed by 12-year program coordinator Stephanie Cook Olazabal and nine-year assistant Charmaine Shillinglaw.
The agency will hold an open house on Aug. 27 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Fishburne Center. More information will be posted on the agency's website, www.BerkeleyCountyFirstSteps.org.
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Editor's note: Bushland senior lineman Caid Faske signed with the Wayland Baptist football program Wednesday. Faske was asked by the Amarillo Globe-News to share his thoughts on the recruiting process.
It had always been my dream to get a full-ride Division I scholarship so I could make sure my parents didn't pay a dime for college.
Something to reward them for all the money they had invested throughout my sports career.
There's really never a more exciting feeling than a college coach calling you on the phone, asking you to come down for a visit, or telling you that you could be the future of his team.
Although you learn quickly, a downfall does exist when it comes to recruiting.
A coach gets fired, and the next thing you know that college has cut you off. Or maybe you can't make the ACT score to qualify for a Division I scholarship and you must attend a junior college, which isn't necessarily too bad. Look at Auburn's Cam Newton, who was at Blinn Junior College, and now he's a national champion and superstar.
Recruiting really steps up and takes its toll on you after college bowl season ends.
Coaches then have the time to go out and look at the crop of talent around the country. Many coaches hold camps each summer to evaluate prospects and decide who they want. Once they narrow down the field, they try their hardest to go after them and persuade them to commit.
I know the way this works because the past two years, I've gone through this hectic process.
I should have put my name out there into the recruiting world before my junior year, but instead I waited till my senior year. It helps when you start as early as you can in the recruiting process so people know who you are.
This summer I attended camps at Texas Christian, Midwestern State, North Texas, Abilene Christian, Texas A&M, Tulsa, Central Oklahoma and New Mexico.
Most big recruits commit and make their decision so they are focused only on their senior season.
As your football season comes to an end, some coaches come in contact, inviting you down for a visit. I was lucky enough to be invited to TCU and North Texas for visits and experience the game-day preparation of both schools.
North Texas really was the right fit for me after seeing it all. The coach told me he was very interested in me and would love for me to play ball for him. I was finally believing all my hard work of lifting, running, offseason training, and my play on the field, was about to pay off.
Several weeks later my hopes were shot down when North Texas hired a new coach, and they said I didn't fit their system anymore. I'll admit I was upset because they had done the same thing to my good friend and teammate, Brennen Chapman, who easily had enough talent to play for them at whatever line position they needed him to play.
Although I didn't reach my dream of signing D-I, my dream of playing ball and signing on national signing was fulfilled Wednesday when I chose Wayland Baptist, the place I feel God led me to where I'm meant to be.
A saying that motivated me every day was: "Hard Work Beats Talent."
I lived by that motto every day of my athletic career. I encourage all young athletes out there who have a dream similar to mine to never listen to someone who doubts you.
If someone does doubt you, use it as motivation to prove all the doubters wrong. Believe in yourself, pray and have faith in God no matter what your situation is, He always will lead you to where you're meant to be.
I live by Luke 1:37 - Nothing is impossible with God.
My personal thanks goes out to my coaches who made me into the player I have become. Coaches like Jeff Smith, Steven Flowers, David Flowers, Kyle Pearson, Mike Royal, Lanny Crow, Ty Mayfield, Steve Rhodes, Tim Garland, Max Frick, Scott Tankersley, and so many others.
Without their help and guidance, I wouldn't be the player I am today. I also would like to thank my great teammates, team supporters and my fitness trainer, Ralph Fuentes. I'd like to especially thank my parents, Jeana and Gerry Faske. You raised me with the great values I still live by today.
I also would like to thank my amazing friends for always being there for me through tough times of my life. Most of all, my praise and glory I have received in my life I give to God. Without his voice of truth, and word, I'd be lost.


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Her tousled waves flipping as if on command - it's highly doubtful the high-powered fan at center stage was for the performer's comfort rather than her whip-my-hur style - Rubio played to the May 5 crowd with a set heavy on her native-language hits ("Yo No Soy Esa Mujer") and light on the crossover bilingual fare of recent years.
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The migration process from Netweaver 7.0 to Netweaver 7.3 is similar to the migration from Netweaver 7.0 to Netweaver 7.11 and 7.2. The rest of this document will refer to the migration of Netweaver 7.0 to Netweaver 7.3, but is can and should be applied to the migration from Netweaver 7.0 to Netweaver 7.11 and 7.2 as well.
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1932 Stanley Cup Finals
The 1932 Stanley Cup Finals was a best-of-five series between the New York Rangers and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Toronto would win the series in three straight to win their first Stanley Cup.[1]
Game 2 was moved from New York to Boston due to a scheduling conflict at Madison Square Garden. It remains the only neutral site Stanley Cup Final game to be played in the United States and the first neutral site Stanley Cup Final game contested by two NHL teams.
Paths to the Final[edit]
New York defeated the defending champion Canadiens in a best-of-five 3–1 to advance to the finals. The Leafs had to play two total-goals series; 6–2 against 1931 finalists Chicago, and 4–3 against the Maroons.
The series[edit]
New York would have to play game two in Boston, due to the circus having been booked into Madison Square Garden.
Toronto's 'Kid Line' of Jackson, Conacher and Primeau, in their first Finals, combined for eight goals.
Toronto's coach Dick Irvin made his second straight Finals appearance, having coached for Chicago in 1931.
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- Horne Smith†, Sigmund Samuel†, John Tory† (Investors).
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- Conn Smythe's son Stafford Smythe (who later served as president of the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1958 to 1970) is the youngest person to be engraved on the Stanley Cup, engraved in 1932 at age 11. His name was also engraved sideways on the original ring. It was engraved the correct way on the newer version.
- Conn Smythe was engraved twice, once as Conn Smythe, manager, the other time as Conn Smythe – managing director. His name was only included once on the newer version of the Stanley Cup.
- Smythe wanted to include 17 investors on the Stanley Cup, and playoff scores. In order to have enough room five player's names were engraved by their last name only: Darragh, Finnigan, Gracie, Miller, Robertson. When the cup was redesigned during the 1957–58 season, the playoff game scores, 17 investors, and five players listed by only their last name only were removed. Those five players played every playoff game and qualified to be on the cup. There was more than enough room to include the 5 missing players.
See also[edit]
- ^ Two predecessor clubs of the franchise, the 'Torontos' (1918) and 'St. Patricks' (1922) also won the Cup.
- Podnieks, Andrew; Hockey Hall of Fame (2004). Lord Stanley's Cup. Bolton, Ont.: Fenn Pub. pp 12, 50. ISBN 978-1-55168-261-7
- Diamond, Dan (2000). Total Stanley Cup. Toronto: Total Sports Canada. ISBN 978-1-892129-07-9.
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I can see why people skip a tech event that they need to take time off to get to and that costs money, but it is hard to argue (in my mind) with attending a free, local event on a weekend. I get to at least one Code Camp and two or three other free events in my area every year. What about you?
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6 Ways Smart Technology Has Made Things Dumber
People are pretty technology-happy these days. We pore over rumors and specs on technology websites, we stand in line to get the newest gadgets, and we beat up people who dare own phones a couple years out of date. New technology isn't just anticipated, it's damn near fetishized. Witness the growing trend of "unboxing," YouTube videos dedicated to providing loving, tender footage of someone delicately taking a new product out of its packaging. Look them up if you want, but maybe make sure there's no one else in the room when you do it; they're seriously almost pornographic.
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Making this image, I guess, basically bestiality. Kind of surprised I found it on a stock image site.
To be fair, the technology we all carry around with us, often just inches from our genitals, is pretty remarkable. These gadgets make life easier and improve it in any number of ways, and are, for the most part, worth getting excited over.
Just not always. In fact, more than a few times a new piece of technology foisted upon consumers has actually been significantly worse in some aspect than its predecessor. Often as not, this is the result of some sort of unfortunate side effect of the new technology, sort of like a new really efficient toilet that uses way less water, only it works by blowing instead of sucking.
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Which would lead to a different type of NSFW video.
And if that sounds unlikely, well, get a load of some of the reverse toilets that we already live with.
#6. Always-on Video Games
Video games used to be pretty simple. You'd buy one, and you'd slam it into your video game box, and you'd pick up the paddle, and you'd started playing with yourself. Sure, there were probably a few other sexual double-entendres involved that we couldn't pick up on, because we were kids, but otherwise they were pretty straightforward.
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"You know how to fix your cartridge, don't you? It's easy. Just put your lips together and blow."
But that simple process is increasingly no longer how these things work. Putting them in the box doesn't cut it anymore, not unless your box is connected to other boxes, and the other box is working properly and also has your credit card number. This is, in a nutshell, called Always-Online Single Player, and it's already crippled the launches of Diablo 3 and SimCity, and will do so for probably dozens more games to come.
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"Oh, EA, what have you done now, you bag of smashed assholes?"
We're used to new technology improving the consumer's experience, but there's no reason it can't improve the experience (or profit margins) of other stakeholders, as well. And that's exactly what's happened in this particular case, always-online video games being developed to deter piracy and secondhand sales. So really, the technology is better!
Just not for you.
#5. Digital TV
Cable television was originally analog, which, if I understand the Wikipedia entry for "analog" correctly, means that tiny little elves surfing sine waves carried your television programs to you at the speed of light.
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Sounds legit.
Digital cable changed all that, by turning these sine waves into something that looked like escalators made of zeros and ones, which ... are better somehow? I guess the escalators travel faster than the speed of light?
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I'm sorry. I really should learn more about technology before I write these things.
The net result of all this is that digital cable can carry much more programming over the same wire and also incidentally make room for high-definition programming. Really, it's a perfect technological advance where everyone wins!
Except for people who like flipping through channels, that is.
According to a park bench full of angry old men I surveyed for this column, television used to be much better than it is now. You had a remote, much like we do now ...
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... and when you pressed a button on the remote, the channel changed. But not in two or three seconds like it does now. It changed instantly. It used to be so fast that you didn't even really need to watch a show, so easy was it to just watch every show all at once.
The reason for the delay is, as expected, a side effect of the technology that's giving us all these hundreds of channels in the first place. At some point, all of this digital content has to be turned back into an analog signal so that it can be absorbed by our stupid, low-tech eyeballs. This is also why digital and high-def cable require those clunky-ass cable boxes. "Changing the channel" has turned from a simple electronic switch into a complicated calculation, and a couple-second delay is all but impossible to get around.
Not that that's likely to placate a bench full of old men.
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Also, try not to get trapped into explaining how the "Input" button works to them.
#4. Compressed Music
In Latin, "audiophile" means "awkward person," and if you're ever in a conversation with one, you can get a fine demonstration of this by simply mentioning the phrase "dynamic range compression" and watching them instantly flop sweat.
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"Holy crap, dude. You've got to warn people in the first three rows if you've got a condition like that."
Dynamic range compression is a production technique where the quiet parts of a song are artificially made louder, and the louder parts made quieter. The net effect of this dial twiddling is that the whole song will, on average, sound louder. And industry experts, with long experience studying the music consumption habits of idiots, know that idiots think music that sounds louder is "betterer."
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"But the receipt specifically said a pair of pants."
Audiophiles, of course, hate it, as it ends up reducing sound quality in exchange for this loudness, and bemoan the ever-increasing amounts of compression record engineers are using in modern audio production, calling it a "Loudness War."
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Which is a pretty aggressive name for something so dorky, instead of the Gwar album title that it really ought to be.
And that's also a little unfair; there are benefits to dynamic range compression other than loudness. Most notably, it makes a song sound more uniform on low-quality equipment, which isn't a trivial concern considering how much pop music is listened to on crappy little earbuds or on car stereos with the windows rolled down. Those are real customers -- possibly even the majority of customers -- and it makes some sense to adjust post-production techniques to accommodate them.
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Men's Tennis Takes Down In-State Rival Butler, 5-2
INDIANAPOLIS,Ind. - The Ball State men's tennis team earned a 5-2 victory over in-state rival Butler Thursday afternoon in Indianapolis. With the win the Cardinals improve to 10-6 on the season.
Ball State swept all three doubles matches to take the early 1-0 edge over Butler.
In singles action, Ray Leonard dropped his first set at the No. 1 spot but came back to win the next two 6-4, 6-1 to claim the victory over Pulok Bhattacharya. Cliff Morrison defeated Tommy Marx in straight sets at the No. 2 position. Patrick Elliott and Austin Smith also won their respective competitions.
The Ball State men's tennis team continues non-conference action at Illinois State Saturday. First serve is at 2 p.m. EST. The Cardinals will begin Mid-American Conference action at Toledo, March 30.


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Adam became Senior Pastor on May 31, 2015, after completing a one-year Pastoral Residency at Wornall Road Baptist Church through the North American Mission Board. He received his Master of Divinity degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary and his Bachelor of Arts degree in Church Ministries from Maranatha Baptist University. After completing his B.A., Adam served as Minister to Students for a church in Birmingham, Alabama, for four years. He continues to have a heart for students and people of all ages and desires to help connect people with the heart of God.
Adam enjoys spending time with his wife, Marilane, and son, Isaac (2) at their home in Kansas City, Mo. They are expecting a second son in October 2015.
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Peggy has been with LBC since May 2010. We have not been the only ones, however, to have been blessed by her love of God and music as Peggy has also served as an Adjunct Faculty Member in the Music Department of Longview Community College and as Director of the Tower Choir Singers at the Lansing (Kan.) Correctional Facility. She received both her Master's and Bachelor of Music Education degrees from Central Missouri State University.
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Daniel began his part-time position at LBC on August 30, 2015. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg and is currently employed full-time as an electrical drafting technician at Burns & McDonnell Engineers. He has a love for music, singing, playing guitar and ukulele in his spare time; and for educating youth, as evidenced by his involvement with Youth Ministry at First Baptist Church in Warrensburg for nearly ten years.
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Roxanne became a church musician at the early age of 11. In 2005, she began recording her piano hymn arrangements, produced three CDs, and has also played numerous concerts in churches. She teaches piano and music classes both in and outside of her home in the Kansas City area.
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Washington has dismissed starting tight end Kavario Middleton for a violation of team rules less than two weeks before fall camp begins.
Middleton, a 2008 Parade All-American, had fallen behind junior Chris Izbicki on the depth chart during spring practices, but he was nonetheless considered one of the Pac-10's top returning tight ends. He caught 26 passes for 257 yards with three TDs in 2009.
The school didn't supply a reason for the dismissal, but Bob Condotta reported this on his blog:
One source (not Miller) confirmed that there is truth to rumors that a recent failed drug test was the last straw for Middleton. While UW cannot randomly drug test its athletes due to state laws, it can test specific athletes if it has reasonable suspicion.
Miller said only that Middleton had already been given "several chances'' to get back in good standing with the team.
You can read more here. And here. And here.
Middleton is the second key contributor dismissed from the team. Defensive end Andru Pulu was suspended indefinitely and is not expected to return to the team after he pleaded guilty to felony second-degree assault in April.


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JACKSON MI – The effort to recall Jackson Mayor Martin Griffin is off.
Charyl Wozniak, office manager for the Jackson Area Landlords Association, withdrew her petition language Friday with the county, according to Jackson County Elections Director Colleen Garety.
Wozniak was not available for comment.
On Thursday, Griffin had alleged that Wozniak had been intimidated by JALA Board President Robert Tulloch into filing the petition language.
"I'm sure it's not the last we will hear from Tulloch," Griffin said Friday after hearing about the withdrawal.
Tulloch filed petition language in October to recall Griffin and three city council members, but it was thrown out because Tulloch is not a city resident.
The language filed by Wozniak resembled the language filed by Tulloch.


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As everyone knows, the river is on the low side right now. The reservoir is so low in fact that there isn't even a scheduled release for this weekend. Whether that is a failure by the USACE to update their site or a sign of things to come remains to be seen as we have yet to contact anyone at the Army Corps about how this drought is going to affect the release schedule.
That being said, water temps on the middle are still good, even down through Ohiopyle--especially if, as happened today, we have a little cloud cover. On warm, sunny days though, if you're fishing that lower stretch of the middle Yough, be aware of the temps because the river will warm to around 70 in spots and there is no reason to stress those trout needlessly. All that aside, in spite of the warm weather and low water, the trout fishing on the middle has remained pretty solid.
As for the lower river, the water temps have been downright hot. I can't remember the last time I saw the water temperature in Connellsville climb over 80, but it did last week. Bass fishing has been great, and the overall size of the bass has been impressive as well.
For a detailed report on what bugs to throw and where, check out the website at www.laurelhighlandsguideservices.com.
As always, have fun out there.
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Corporate Knowledge: Nightmare Spurs and the Thunder's missing link
J.A. Adande, ESPN.com: "We've been suckered by the San Antonio Spurs. We spend so much time hammering on the "Team, team, team" concept that they preach that we forget they can present some hellacious individual matchups. The Oklahoma City Thunder learned the hard way how tough it can be to guard the Spurs one-on-one, especially without the injured Serge Ibaka to provide a secondary and final line of defense. The Spurs cracked the Thunder open with post-ups and dribble-penetration, in addition to great ball movement. They were an offensive juggernaut, scoring 122 points to easily take the first game of the Western Conference finals."
Sam Amick, USA Today: "Yes, it's only one game, one that happened to have the same final score as the Thunder's series-opening loss to the Los Angeles Clippers in the second round. But there are statistical oddities, then there are reams of credible research, and the problem from here on out for Oklahoma City is that everything the data told us about the loss of Ibaka and what it would mean against these Spurs came to pass."
Dan McCarney, MySA.com: "It never felt as if the Spurs were truly in danger of losing Monday's game. But they were definitely sweating as the Thunder rallied from a 15-point deficit to lead by one on several possessions in the third quarter, including 78-77. The Spurs proceeded to demolish them 45-27 over the remaining 16 minutes, a vulgar display of power in which Ginobili, with his second-round shooting slump appearing to have carried over, erupted for 15 points. The Spurs shot nearly 70 percent in that span to cap one of their best offensive performances of the season."
Andrew Sharp, Grantland.com: "Kawhi Leonard is a basketball drone who was invented in a laboratory by Gregg Popovich. You will never convince me otherwise."
Ian Levy, FiveThirtyEight.com: "Durant, Russell Westbrook and Reggie Jackson are fantastic, but their size offers less resistance at the rim than a guy nicknamed "Iblocka." During the regular season, those three players combined to defend 6.3 shots at the rim per game. On Monday night, they defended 16. The Spurs made 12 of them."
Adrian Wojnarowski, Yahoo.com: "Ibaka is back in Oklahoma City for Games 1 and 2 – ruled out of the playoffs with a lower leg injury – but his willingness to play with pain, his loyalty to the championship cause, has him thinking about starting some stationary shooting late this week, a league source told Yahoo Sports on Monday."


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JERUSALEM - As a slave laborer in Auschwitz, Meyer Hack was forced to sort through the tattered clothing stripped off inmates before they were sent to the gas chambers. He gathered valuable belongings hidden inside the clothes, stuffed them in a sock, hid them and later spirited them to freedom.
On Monday, the 95-year-old survivor now living in Boston donated eight pieces of gold, silver and diamond-studded jewelry to Israel's Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem, as a tribute to the original owners, who perished.
Dressed in a white suit with a pink tie and collar, Hack recalled his journey with the jewelry, from Auschwitz to other death camps and ultimately to freedom in America, recalling the harrowing sights he witnessed along the way.
"I was not human. I was a piece of meat, a robot," he said, his accented voice cracking as he rubbed tears from his eyes. "But I said 'I want to survive' ... my heart told me 'I will survive.' I kept telling myself: 'Don't die, don't die, don't give up.'"
Hack was born in Ciechanow, Poland, in 1914. In 1942, he was deported to Auschwitz with his mother, brother and two sisters.
The women were murdered upon arrival. His brother survived the selection but wore down quickly. Assigned to pull laundry carts, his strength was sapped. Hack saw a Nazi guard strike his brother repeatedly on the head with a wooden plank, killing him.
The Nazis and their collaborators murdered 6 million Jews during World War II. Few from Hack's hometown, near Warsaw, survived.
Hack lied to his Auschwitz captors and told them he was a tailor, which earned him a transfer to the "clothing chamber." There he discovered the exquisite items - rings, wristwatches, bracelets and pendents - amid piles of clothes, and was never able to determine who their owners were. He safeguarded the jewelry, hiding the items in a hole he dug in the ground.
In 1945, he took the jewelry with him on death marches to the Dachau camp and later to Munich, from where he escaped to the forests until liberation.
Many pieces were lost or stolen along the way. Three others who also collected jewelry were captured, and Hack witnessed their hangings.
"Anne Frank wrote a diary that is famous all over the world. My diary is right here," Hack said, pointing to his heart. "What I went through for six years - my eyes photographed everything."
Dean Solomon, Hack's friend of 30 years, said only in recent years did Hack confide in others about his story and his rare mementos. He said he still does not know why Hack collected the items and secured them at great personal risk.
"I don't think I can tell you, I don't think he can tell you. All I can know is what they came to mean afterward," Solomon said. "They came to mean his identity, his survival, his resistance, his ability to have something of his own person survive."
Hack went on to work in a clothing store in Boston, where he lived with his wife, whom he met in the camps, and their two sons.
He placed the wartime jewels in a metal box in his attic and left them there for more than six decades.
"I tried to build a new life, so I put them in a box and I said, 'I'm not going to touch it until the right time comes,'" he said.So why now?
"I'm 95," he said with a smile. "It's time."
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| This is pissing me off, I am currently upgrading to MSN Live Messenger
| because I am being forced to. I don't like it and would prefer to stick with
| MSN 7.5 which is to me the best version. Instead I am forced to use something
| I don't want to so I am going to switch to something new. Pidgin will
| probably be my new messenger client because I am sick of MSN's ****.
It's nice to see that Microsoft annoys some many of its 'customers', who are
getting tired of hiring binaries that control what they do and when.
Recent (yesterday):
What the Hell Is Microsoft Doing with My Computer?
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| Listen carefully. They're my computers. They're not your computers. I choose
| to put Windows on some of them. I choose what applications go on them. I
| choose when, and how, to upgrade them. Is that clear? Well, none of that is
| clear to Microsoft. We now know— we don't suspect— we know that Microsoft
| automatically updates Windows XP SP 2 systems without your knowledge or
| permission.


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