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They didn't make one offer to any restricted free agents. The flyers threw it out there because they were going for it. They lost Pronger and tried to get Weber but at least they tried. We lost Lidstrom and went after Suter... Really? Weber is the better of those two and we went after #2. I guess just remember the good old days.
You are wrong again. Suter is the better all around player than Weber. Weber gets the headlines because of his size and big shot but Weber has not looked good without Suter. Nashville loses Suter and keeps Weber and goes from a playoff team to barely a .500 team. Minnesota picks up Suter and are now a solid playoff team. You also cant compare the Wings going after one or the other due to the fact that Weber was a restricted free agent and Suter was unrestricted. It makes a big difference when you have to put out big money and picks compared to just offering a big contract. Illitch is not a problem with the organization. He will let Kenny spend as much as the league allows. The problem is Kenny not getting the job done.


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"It's a complex problem that requires more than one solution," White House spokesman Jay Carney told USA Today. "It calls not only for re-examining our gun laws -- and how well we enforce them -- but also for engaging mental health professionals, law enforcement officials, educators, parents and communities to find those solutions."
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By Yathiraju - MYSORE
Published: 04th October 2013 10:13 AM
Last Updated: 04th October 2013 10:14 AM
The 'Dasara Thali' has fallen victim to inflation. The thali used to be served at Rs 30 to tourists and locals during Dasara.
The thali, which included a bowl of rice, three puris, palya (vegetable curry), sweet, sambar, rasam, pickle and butter milk, was mooted in the 2011 Dasara by then District In-charge Minister S A Ramdas.
The intention was to cater to the poor and lower middle-class people visiting the city for the festivities.The regular thali at Mysore hotels ranges from Rs 50 to Rs 99, depending on the restaurant. In 2011, the Dasara thali cost Rs 25. It rose to Rs 30 in 2012. But when the district administration asked hoteliers to continue this low-priced thali this year, the request was turned down flat.
A hotelier told Express: "It is very difficult to provide the thali at a low price as the cost of gas, milk, vegetables are increasing frequently. If the district administration insists on it, quality will suffer. In the last two years, we served butter milk with the thali instead of curd. This shows how the consumer is denied quality or required items.''
M R Raghuveer Puranik, proprietor of Hotel Vishnu Priya in Shivarampet, said the concept of Dasara Thali was good, but it is not viable. "Since hoteliers cannot compromise on quality and afford to lose their brand name, it was decided to stop Dasara Thali this year," he affirmed.
Jayachandra, a native of Palahalli in Srirangapatna taluk, who is visiting the city, said: "Bearing the commercial price for meals is a costly affair for the people visiting Mysore for Dasara. During the days of the Maharajas, people were given free food and accommodation in choultries. Now there is no such tradition and Dasara has become an event for high class people, officials, politicians.''
Food Fair Committee President Rajendra, who is also president of Mysore Hoteliers Association, said as an alternative to the Dasara Thali, hoteliers will open their stalls in the food fair at the Scouts and Guides Ground will provide food at affordable cost to the poor.
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As I reported at the beginning of the year, bestselling author Peter F. Hamilton's The Dreaming Void is scheduled for publication this month, whereupon it'll no doubt be snatched up by his legion of fans. Here's a preview: It's the start of a new series, set in the same universe as Pandora's Star and Judas Unchained, but as Hamilton explained via email, "it's not a direct sequel. The novel begins about 1,200 years after the events of Judas Unchained. So it features a whole new set of problems, but given rejuvenation and memory downloading technologies have been perfected, some of the old characters are still around, though in a much changed form." Hamilton says "evolving the technology and societies was the most enjoyable part. It was fun making really big leaps of possibilities, yet still keeping the Commonwealth recognizably human."
As for the characters, Hamilton liked writing Edeard, whose story forms half the book. "He lives in a quasi-medieval world, yet with SF overtones. People who've read it have commented on how close to straight fantasy it is, which is something of a departure for me."
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Dateline: January 2014. Federal government shuts down completely.
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Day 2. White House. In hastily called press conference, President Obama announces major plan to deal with the national emergency. Enforcement on malls will be sustained, lest someone fall in the Tidal Basin and sue the government. Government debt will thereby be reduced, since Park Police cost less than those future lawsuits, at least on an expected basis.
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Day 4. Longworth House Office Building. Democrats send search party after Boehner anyway. Find flasks of aged whiskey hidden by the late former Ways and Means Committee Chair Wilbur Mills two levels below the committee room where he presided. Debate ensues over whether imbibing is an essential government function. Inspired by former Occupy Wall Street supporters, Democrats decide to represent the activity as unity with the "99 percent," who normally can't afford such expensive booze.
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Day 6. Oklahoma City. Local Tea Party members claim the IRS is targeting them, citing delayed refund checks as proof. Back in Washington, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee decides to hold hearings in the dark.
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The anticipation has reached fever pitch as any day the world can expect a new prince or princess as the first child of Prince William and Kate is due any day now. Kate herself has created a fashion frenzy with her classy and sophisticated maternity style as the world has watched her grow, and many women attempt to emulate her style. But will the royal baby affect business??
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Press release - Oxnard Police Chief Jeri Williams begins her tenure as Oxnard's Police Chief on January 31, 2011
Published 1/31/2011 (all press releases for this day)
Oxnard Police Chief Jeri Williams
begins her tenure as Oxnard's Police Chief on January 31, 2011
Chief Jeri Williams comes to Oxnard with 22 years of experience in the City of Phoenix Police Department where, in her role as the Assistant Chief of the Southern Division, she was responsible for 1,000 sworn and civilian personnel and over half of the city's 500 plus square miles.
Chief Williams brings with her extensive community policing experience which will serve to complement and enhance our City's efforts in that area that go back nearly three decades.
"I am looking forward to the opportunity of serving the City of Oxnard," said Chief Williams. "The City's Mayor and Council, together with the City Manager and the men and women of the Police Department have welcomed me and shown great support as we continue making the City of Oxnard police department one of the best in the nation."
Contributing to Chief Williams' strong leadership and organizational management style is a broad educational background. Williams holds a BS Degree from Arizona State University, a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from Northern Arizona University, where she has also completed her Comprehensive Examinations in pursuit of her Doctorate in Educational Leadership.
Chief Williams is well known as approachable, sincere, with a natural command presence upon which members of the community and department can rely to "get the job done" with integrity, hard work and dedication.
On a personal note, Chief Williams has been married to her husband, Judge Cody Williams (South Phoenix Justice of the Peace) for nearly 21 years and has two sons Alan (17) and Cody (16).
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I wrote a post last week assessing what Big Baby's value might be. It seems that teams are not willing to give him that mid-level deal...
"Though the Celtics have not made an offer to Glen Davis, the restricted free agent and his team may be drifting closer together thanks to NBA's strapped economy. Though Davis is still hopeful of landing a mid-level-sized deal - one that starts at $5.8 million - the field is limited. Detroit, a team with clear interest, has $3.2 million to offer, and is reportedly hesitant to send Davis an offer sheet with the knowledge that the Celtics will gladly match that amount. The Pistons, rather than have their cash placed in limbo by the seven-day period the Celtics would have to match the offer, are instead pursuing other options (Celticsblog)."
Basically there doesn't really seem to be a market for Davis, so he is probably going to have to resign with the Celtics. I really like this. Even with the Celtics signing Wallace I feel like they need a guy who will crash the boards off the bench. Powe used to do a great job of that, but with him on his way out and Davis showing that he can do that and more in the playoffs, I think it is the perfect fit for the Celtics to bring him back...
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Glen Davis Closer To Resigning With Celtics
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- Posted by Ivanhoff
- on May 1st, 2012
There is a saying that the market reflects the price of everything and the value of nothing. Wall Street is such a house of mirrors. There are very few original thinkers. If you have a good track record (read you were right at least once big time) and you sound and act confident, not only no one is going to question you, but also you are likely to have tremendous impact on the market.
Are there way too many "second level" thinkers in this market, who prefer to take the short cuts and let's say look only at charts and follow established names? Everyone is taking the path of least resistance, not only because it takes less efforts, but because it has worked most of the time. Who is left to do the real homework? I am certainly guilty of charge.
I am sure that even David Einhorn was pleasantly surprised by the reaction his comments caused during Herbal Life's conference call. Here is what one of the StockTwits's users rightfully pointed out earlier today:
ronbo811: $HLF stock went from $6 in 2009 to $73 and today everyone just realized the comp is a scam after a couple questions at a meeting?…Really? May. 1 at 11:18 AM
He makes a really good point. Benjamin Graham liked to say that "Price is what you pay. Value is what you get". The reality is that value is what you think you get. Price is what the market is willing to pay for it. Value could be very subjective, even in the stock market. What is worth zero to you, is worth $1 billion to Facebook, for example.
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KidDynamiteBlog: $HLF funny thing is that if I hadn't come to the conclusion that I was wrong I would have bought even more stock and made a killing! May. 1 at 1:07 PM
Everything looks so clear and easy in hindsight, but it is never so in real time.
The market has become so short-sighted, impulsive and reflective. Or maybe it has always been like that.
Prices change when expectations change and the latter change under the influence of outside factors. In short-term perspective, price could go anywhere and the major catalyst that impacts expectations is price action itself.
Disclosure: I traded $HLF during the day. I didn't mention it on my StockTwits stream, because it was a short-term trade that was hard to follow.
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O'Brien unlucky to miss out
Carl O'Malley
While the side that has been named to take on the Springboks this Saturday looks a reasonably strong one, it is a little surprising to see there is no place for Seán O'Brien.
The Leinster forward has been one of the form Irish players so far this season, but Declan Kidney has opted for David Wallace and Denis Leamy instead.
As always, it's hard to argue with the inclusion of either of the Munster stalwarts, but O'Brien was more than a match for both when Leinster won the Magners League meeting between both sides a month ago and can consider himself unlucky.
Surely a run out against the world champions would be of more benefit to the 23-year-old Carlow man than it would be to either of the Munster veterans.


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Erie priest who founded Maria House Projects dies
An Erie priest who spent decades helping men who were homeless, suffering from addictions or leaving prison has died.
Monsignor James Peterson, founder of Maria House Projects, was 89. He died Monday.
"Father Peterson was truly one of God's finest creations," Trish Johnson wrote on the Facebook page for the Maria House Projects.
Born Nov. 14, 1923, Peterson was ordained a priest 66 years ago today and was named a monsignor in 1994.
His assignments included parochial vicar at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Erie and pastor of St. Teresa Catholic Church in Union City. He had been chaplain at Holy Family Monastery and administrator at St. Stephen Catholic Church, both in Erie, according to the Catholic Diocese of Erie.
"We thank God for the gift of his priesthood and his presence among us," Monsignor Robert Smith, vicar general for the diocese, said in an e-mail sent to priests and deacons.
Peterson worked for more than 25 years at Gannon University, where he served as a campus minister and taught classes.
But Peterson, known to many as "Father Pete," was perhaps best known for the ministry he founded in the early 1970s.
Maria House Projects assists men who are homeless, recovering from drug or alcohol abuse, are returning to society after prison or have other issues.
The author of several books, Peterson also wrote a column in the Lake Shore Visitor, the former diocesan newspaper.
"He was sometimes controversial and rustled a few feathers, but he always stood behind what he said," said Gary Loncki, the paper's editor. "Father Pete was clearly our most popular columnist. Part of it was because he wrote in a simple, yet engaging way."
Loncki got to know Peterson in his Theological Moral Responsibility course at Gannon in the mid-1970s.
He described Peterson as a popular spiritual director and speaker.
"Despite his popularity, I always found him to be remarkably humble and gracious. He had a self-deprecating humor and a way about him that made him accessible to people from all states and walks of life."
Arrangements are being handled by the Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home in Erie.
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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Ali Larter
- 1989
Being Discovered
Larter, a 13-year-old tomboy from Cherry Hill, N.J., is discovered on a Philadelphia street and asked to be in a Phillies commercial. She signs a modeling contract with the prestigious Ford Modeling Agency in New York and skips her senior year to work in Japan and Australia. "I liked having the attention and getting my hair and makeup done," she tells In Style in 2007 of her first career. "It made me feel beautiful."
- 1995
Up-and-Coming BFFs
Larter meets model and aspiring actress Amy Smart (left) while the two are modeling in Italy. "[We] became instant friends," Larter recalls to Toronto's Calgary Sun in 1999. Smart later persuades Larter to pursue acting with her and the two move into an L.A. apartment together.
- 1996
Faux Cover Girl
Larter, 20, poses as the invented Allegra Coleman ("Hollywood's Next Dream Girl") for Esquire's Hoax Issue. With Larter as its face, the magazine fictionalizes Hollywood's new "It" girl as a star in a future Woody Allen movie and girlfriend to Friends star David Schwimmwer. The story's not real, but the attention attracts real buzz for Larter who nabs an agent.
- 1998
Small Sightings
Larter makes a string of TV guest appearances on shows like Suddenly Susan, Just Shoot Me and Dawson's Creek, where she appears in two episodes as a girl tricked into dating Pacey, played by Joshua Jackson (left).
- 1999
A Creamy Debut
Larter, 23, stars in Varsity Blues with James Van Der Beek and best friend Amy Smart. In the now-infamous scene, Larter tempts Van Der Beek in a whip cream bikini topped off with cherry nipples (right). "I had no qualms about doing that scene...I could tell it was going to be a great moment the first time I read the script," she tells the Toronto Sun. The film earns $54 million at the box office, launching Larter into other flicks like Drive Me Crazy and House on Haunted Hill.
- 2000
Destined Star
The $180 million worldwide success of Larter's next film, the thriller Final Destination, surprises critics and movie execs alike. "You're so flattered and it's expected of you," she tells the Boston Herald of her decision to do the 2003 sequel that's centered on her character Clear River, the sole surviving teenager of the first flick who puts herself in a mental institution in an attempt to escape death. Final Destination 2 grosses $90 million at the box office internationally.
- 2001
Blonde Ambition
Larter plays the rich widow Brooke Taylor Windham (left) in Reese Witherspoon's surprise box office smash, Legally Blonde, which makes a $141 million at the box office worldwide. That same year, she appears with Ben Affleck in the cult hit Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
- circa 2001
East Coast Recession
Larter accepts an offer to appear in the off-Broadway production of The Vagina Monologues. A year later, she makes a three-year move to New York City to reassess her career. "I wasn't happy with the way things were going," Larter tells the Philadelphia Inquirer in 2007. "I needed time to figure out…who I wanted to be in this business."
- 2006
A Heroic Return
Larter, 30, returns to L.A. to star on NBC's new sci-fi series Heroes centered around a group of ordinary people with extraordinary abilities. Larter plays single mom Niki Sanders (pictured with Leonard Roberts, who plays her estranged husband), who is struggling to support her son with an Internet stripping job, while trying to control her violent alter ego Jessica. "It had been a tough part to cast," creator Tim Kring tells the Chicago Tribune. "Then Ali read for the part and just owned it from the second she walked in."
- 2007
A Fashionable Introduction
With a taupe off-the-shoulder Calvin Klein dress at the 33rd Annual People's Choice Awards, Larter enters the awards season for Heroes hitting the perfect fashion notes. The following week, she raises the bar in a plunging v-neck Reem Acra dress (right) at the 64th Annual Golden Globes, and solidifies her place on PEOPLE's Ten Best Dressed list as "The Newcomer," with another Reem Acra gown in slinky red satin at the 2007 Emmy Awards.
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BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Jim Smeal/WireImage; Kobal Collection/Wireimage; NBC; Steve Granitz/WireImage
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- February 28, 1976
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In the long GOP primary race to the White House, Mitt Romney has been touted from the start as the inevitable nominee. But voters don't seem to agree and for the first time in decades, the Republicans may be facing an open or 'brokered' convention.
The eventual Republican presidential nominee has to have 1,144 delegates to win. If no single candidate wins enough individual state primaries to gather enough delegates, the nominating process becomes a stage for trading delegates between candidates, until one person gets enough to reach the magic number.
By all accounts, Romney should have won by now, but he hasn't and there are a lot of reasons for that. For one, many Republican supporters don't think he's conservative enough. On the other hand, polls suggest that a more radical right-wing candidate like Rick Santorum, would have a much harder time beating Barack Obama because the country as a whole is more moderate.
If American voters prefer a more moderate candidate, then why haven't they rallied around Romney?
There are not a lot of specific hard cold facts to explain Romney's lukewarm support. His general lack of appeal is more of a mishmash of things that just turn people off, not the least of which is his enormous wealth.
"Mitt Romney's the richest presidential candidate since billionaire Ross Perot 20 years ago, but that only tells part of the story..." according to The Democratic Daily.
As for the "other part," well that depends on where you are on the economic food chain. In the primary's that Romney has won, the bulk of his votes have come from people with incomes over $100,000, and the numbers rise with wealth level, according to MSNBC News data.
However, since most politicians these days are millionaires, why should Romney's money make any difference to voters?
The answer come from Romney's own mouth.
When asked by a reporter if he followed NASCAR, Romney said, "Not as closely as some of the most ardent fans. But I have some great friends who are NASCAR team owners."
Translation to the average voter: I have so much money I don't even bother to watch the races.
Then there was the "corporations are people" remark, and " I like being able to fire people who provide services to me."
Neither sends a message of compassion for the problems facing working class Americans, which is where the bulk of the electorate lives.
If Romney had said NASCAR was a great sport and left it at that, it might have left a better imprint in the minds of voters.
Defending corporations in the midst of a foreclosure crisis that has left millions of Americans homeless may get a handful of radicals riled up, but the rest of the country sees Wall Street as using the 2008 mortgage market collapse to get a government handout that they soon turned into record profits.
Telling the American public that you like "firing people" when the national unemployment rate is over 9% is insensitive, at best.
Romney may have movie star good looks and perfect hair, but it takes more than that to win votes.
A lot of people just don't like Mitt Romney because he comes off as trying too hard to get the one thing his money can't buy; the trust of American voters and the confidence of the Republican Party.
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Bacon Roses
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I loved the ideas for roses made out of bacon this year for V day. I think real roses are boring, and I don't generally like sticking my face in dying plant genitals anyhow. Especially for a "holiday" that's supposed to be sexy and romantic. Why not stuff your face full of piggy roses instead?! Sooo I love this idea by Ferochia. I changed it up a bit by not drilling holes in my much-loved muffin tin. Yeah. I wanted to keep using it for things in the years to come - so no holes in it for me. A simple replacement are toothpicks, which keep the bacon rolls elevated above the bottom of the muffin tin.
Preliminary steps included de-budding the fake flowers and then putting the sepals back on. Some of mine were a bit floppy so I hot glued them in place. Leave enough of the stick bit to screw the bacon roll onto when they are done cooking.
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Kingfisher Calendar Model Hunt is an annual competition to select a model for the Kingfisher Calendar. Started in 2010, the competition has attracted a lot of following and has been televised by NDTV Good Times. The format includes competing 15 girls in a reality show for 3 months across 26 episodes. Atul Kasbekar has been associated with the hunt since its inception. Kasbekar along with Vijay Mallya are credited with creating the idea of an annual Kingfisher Bikini Calendar.


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Listening to customers, proving value
By DaveLevy on Sep 30, 2006
Marc Hamilton (blogs here...) currently runs the "Systems Practice" solutions teams, of which we have three and spoke to us on thursday, and not only as in introduction to his team, who lead the "Data Centre Optimisation, HPC and Web Tier Infrastructure teams. These are led by Raj Dosaj, Simon See, & Steve Staso, who spoke to us on Friday. Marc introduced us to the way he wanted the global headquarters teams to work with the field and demonstrated the change in communication and collaboration tools. His team (and mine) are moving from Vignette to Media Wiki - from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0. Some of my colleagues were interested in how to develop solutions capable of supporting COM & .net applications. Marc's reply repeated what John Fowler said earlier in the week, that deals based on Micorsoft's hegemony are not long term good business for Sun and should be pursued with only with channel partners. He talked about CDW, an american reseller, who use call centres to sell computers and drive the sales out of the strock control system. The sales staff are on daily targets/bonus and if they don't close, or can't ship, they don't get credited with the sale. This is what true volume sales is! Basically good business for Sun only occurs when customers need our unique technology or expertise. A fine example was provided by Dr Simon See, who spoke about the High Performance computing team and a pursuit that was in the last days and he had high hopes of success. (You'll have to subcribe to Sun News and wait for the press release). Simon is another Principal Engineer and his undoubted expertise and enthusiasm makes him to my mind someone you'll hear more of. This is an area where Sun's experts and technology can help customers make a difference.
Jonathan blogged about Simon's deal today, 4 Oct 2006, and referenced this press release...
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Songbird 1.0 Takes Flight
After many years of development, the Songbird open source software is finally released as version 1.0.
Multimedia player Songbird is one among a group of Mozilla Foundation tools with Linux versions for 32-bit and 64-bit systems. "We'll be the first to admit that there's plenty left to do.... You gotta start somewhere, this is our 1.0," says "raffel" almost apologetically in the Songbird blog. But the features Songbird provides is nothing to be embarrassed about. Most of them went through significant rework before 1.0 debuted.
Songbird's look and feel could be considered somewhat unusual (Figure 2). For one thing, the player picks up local as well as hidden media on websites. To do this, Songbird integrates a specially adapted Firefox variant. It also comes with preconfigured access to the Hype Machine music blog and supports the last.fm multimedia site. As with Firefox and Thunderbird, you can simply integrate numerous add-ons. The MediaFlow add-on, for example, shows album covers for currently playing titles.
Songbird's integrated playlist display is clearly an iTunes knock-off (Figure 3). In fact, you can integrate iPod playlists along with those on the hard disk. MashTape lets you call up tons of information about a currently playing band or singer. As a backend, Songbird uses Gstreamer and plays in MP3, OGG and FLAC formats that should satisfy most Linux users. Windows and Mac folks can also play WMA and WMA DRM (for Windows) and ACC and Fairplay (for the Mac).
Linux users can download the software as a large tar.gz package, unpack it and bring in the new subdirectory. Simply start the software by entering ./songbird. A wizard will lead you through the installation, including attending to EULA licensing. The final step is to define where you want the music stored and which add-ons to use.
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Thats of course trueSince Songbird is powered by Mozilla and Sunbird is a product from Mozilla Foundation, I confused those two. In fact Songbird has nothing to do with the Mozilla Foundation.
No relation with the Mozilla Foundation whatsoeverBesides the fact that Songbird uses the Gecko engine to render HTML and the XUL engine to create its graphical interface, both technologies created and maintained by the Mozilla Foundation, there is no relation whatsoever between the Songbird project and the former. Would you say that Google Chrome is a Microsoft product because the MS Windows version is compiled with some version of MS Visual Studio?
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No trouble at all. You can throw one of these brutal metcon WODs once a week. They help you get in great condition and lean you out as well. They shouldn't take longer than 20 min. If they do, cut yourself off.
WOD #1 - 6 sets of moderate heavy deadlifts at 6 reps and 12 burpees.
WOD #2 6 sets of thrustesr (a squat to a press) with spiderman crawl at about 20 yards. (if you don't have room to do the crawls, you can run for a min on the treadmill or jump rope for a min)
WOD #3 6 sets of barbell complex workout (complexes are movements which you do without putting the bar down) 5 reps of front squat - front millitary presses - back squats - behind the neck presses. If you want to see what it looks like google "the bear" workout. Again, do all the movements w/out dropping the bar.
WOD #4 10 short sprints at about 50 yards with a min rest in between. Go all out with the sprints.
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Hi I have the differential equations:
X := diff(F(t), t$2)+(10+8*sin(m*t)/(m*t))*F(t) = 0
I know that if it were X := diff(F(t), t$2)+(W)*F(t) = 0, where W was a constant, then the solution would be the standard WKB sol, but with a time varying function in front this solution is no longer valid.
I know this can be done and would like some help in plotting F(t) against t and i sholud look an oscialltig curve where when sin(mt)=0 it jumps and then begins osciallting again. Please can i have some help in plotting it
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Vehicles like the recently introduced
Volt and Nissan
Leaf may be grabbing the bulk of the headlines when it comes to
electric/hybrid vehicles, but Lexus is looking to make a few
headlines of its own with its CT
200h hybrid hatchback.
Lexus today announced that the vehicle
will be priced
from $29,995 including destination fee. Officials at Lexus seem
quite ecstatic about the CT 200h, which they hope will improve upon
the lackluster sales of the HS
250h hybrid sedan introduced earlier this year.
"For just $1,000 more than the cost
of a non-luxury hybrid, buyers can indulge in a CT 200h with our
proven Lexus Hybrid Drive technology," said Mark Templin, group
vice president and general manager, Lexus Division. "Lexus hybrids
currently make up 90 percent of all luxury hybrid sales in the U.S.,
so you can imagine how excited we are to continue our leadership in
this market with the CT 200h."
Standard features of the CT 200h will
In addition to announcing pricing for
the CT 200h, Lexus also revealed official EPA numbers for the car.
The CT 200h will achieve 43 mpg in the city and 40 mpg on the highway
(42 combined). Those figures compare to 50 mpg combined for the
Prius which shares the same powertrain (1.8-liter gasoline engine
plus Toyota's Synergy Hybrid Drive).
The Toyota Prius starts at $22,800.
quote: How is that? With equally abysmal acceleration, ugly VW exterior and lackluster interior?
quote: Acceleration is confident with over 230lb/ft of fat torque at less the 2K on the tach.
quote: Torque isn't a measurement of speed. You can accelerate up a hill with 100 more torque than my boy racer Mitsubishi but I'll still beat you to the top. Though I'm sure you'll be neck and neck with my mom's prius.
quote: but it acceleration is more the competitive with the average American grocery getter
quote: Acceleration of a given vehicle is a direct correlation of the amount of torque it can apply to the drive train
quote: If you give a damn about speed you don't drive a Jetta TDI either.
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Set to a thumping soundtrack, we have our first official trailer for the Ashton Kutcher-led Steve Jobs' biopic, "Jobs."
From a barefoot college student to exiled company founder to his triumphant return, the trailer runs the gamut of Jobs' highlights, including a revelatory moment when he sees Steve Wozniak's kooky invention: a computer terminal that hooks up to a TV from the display. Whoa.
In a snappy 2 minutes and 20 seconds, a scruffy Kutcher beds co-eds, yells "Get out!" to an employee who doesn't see the importance of typeface, glares into a mirror and ultimately delivers Jobs' "Here's to the Crazy Ones" speech.
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The essential characteristic, in my view, is "open." And "massive" is not the right modifier for "open." Rather, I would say they are "radically open," in the sense that all content is freely accessible and anyone can come and do however much or little as they want, when they want, and leave when they want. This lack of accountability and follow-through is sometimes criticized as a bug, but actually it's a feature. In fact, it is the essential defining characteristic. The very thing that makes a course like DS 106 work is the fact that people make it into what they need it to be. It is a Radically Open Online Class, or ROOC.
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There are three letters that have been floating around the media world for several years now: API. Short for "application programming interface," an API enables software programs to communicate with one another, allowing your programs to share data and interact in a variety of ways.
From the results, they created the following Finger Movement Diagrams that detail the keyboard motions innate to each individual typing style. Lines represent the total number of direct movements between pairs of keys – thin for less and fat for more – tinted red at the end with greater inbound traffic, blue on the other, or purple where the back-and-forth is substantially equal. For simplicity's sake, the underlying U.S. keyboard peeks through, but only in a few spots, as labels on the busiest keys to give you some bearings…
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Researchers from AT&T Labs - Research (Alexandre Gerber, DeDe Paul, James Rowland, Christopher Rath) along with researchers at MIT SENSEable City Laboratory and IBM Research examined anonymous connections from AT&T cell phone networks across the US and analyzed how these aggregated county-to-county connections determine regional boundaries.
This research was originally highlighted in the global edition of TIME Magazine on the 11th of April in the series on Intelligent Cities, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation and in partnership with the National Building Museum, IBM, and TIME. The research was also featured in the Opinion section of the New York Times on July 3, 2011.
Let me frame five of those hard problems for you.
1. Environment – US is at 8+ times footprint, Europe at 4+ times. We have no sane development path for 5 billion poor people trying to get a foot on the ladder.
2. Poverty – one billion are regularly hungry, 9 million children a year die of preventable disease.
3. Freedom – can free societies make tough decisions, or will authoritarian states like China endure hardship more effectively? What about creeping fascism and legalized torture in our democracies?
4. Democracy – has failed, to a substantial degree, when combined with Imperial Power. Can the world be governed by democracies?
5. Technological Risk – we have essentially no mechanism to regulate global risks from nuclear, biotechnology and nanotechnology. All three are spreading like a plague. Now what?
Finding 1:
* Open source is about transparency.
* Journalism has traditionally not been about transparency, instead keeping projects under wraps — the art of making the sausage and then keeping it stored inside newsrooms.
Finding 2:
* Open source is iterative.
* Journalism is iterative, but news organizations generally aren't (yet).
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* Open source is about standards.
* So is journalism.
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* Open-source development is collaborative, free, and flexible.
* Producing news costs money, and open source may not get to the heart of journalism's business problems.
What is critical in making cities "smart" is not just data, it seems, but clear, accessible data that is often used for purposes government may never have dreamed of. Early in the symposium, Judith Rodin, president of the Rockefeller Foundation, said that information to make cities smart was about "making it easier to do the right thing."
Some data need to be taken with the proverbial grain of salt. In his new book Makeshift Metropolis, Witold Rybczinski points out the illusions that are projected by raw density stats. The standard geographical definitions of urban borders and densities often hide more truths than they reveal. Many times, suburbia is tossed into the urban core. On paper, the density of LA and Chicago look similar; in fact, their greater metropolitan areas are a mix of compact sections and loose towns.
News Corp. closed its British tabloid newspaper, News of the World, founded in 1843, on July 10 after allegations that it obtained phone, medical, and bank records from as many as 3,870 people ranging from celebrities, politicians, and the police.
Now, in a development that could transform how viral infections are treated, a team of researchers at MIT's Lincoln Laboratory has designed a drug that can identify cells that have been infected by any type of virus, then kill those cells to terminate the infection.
It's best to combine research methods, using different methods at the various stages of an iterative design process. Start with user research to understand users, their tasks, their understanding of a site's content, and their language.
Use open card sorting or Modified-Delphi card sorting to generate ideas for organization and labeling. Once you've created your taxonomy, skip closed and reverse card sorting to go directly to tree testing for feedback on its organization. Make adjustments to your taxonomy based on the results and conduct additional rounds of tree testing as necessary. Finally, once you've created your initial interface designs, mock them up in a low-fidelity prototype, conduct usability testing with them. Make design changes based on the results, then test again, later in the design process, using a higher-fidelity prototype to evaluate the design with fully interactive navigation.
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Everybody is the Rosa Parks of something—or at least the Michael Phelps, Cap'n Crunch, Dick Cheney, Elmer Fudd, or Paris Hilton of whatever. This blog collects examples of the adaptable idiom "X is the Y of Z", which is a snowclone. Feel free to use these descriptions when discussing your beautiful children, longtime companions, sworn enemies, favorite foods, and elected congress-scum.
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Allyson Frei pitched a no-hitter and struck out 17 while walking two for High Point, No. 7 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, as it defeated Kittatinny, 3-0, in Wantage.
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BOSTON - Authorities are inspecting a jet at Logan International Airport in Boston after a note saying "bomb on board" was found in a plane bathroom.
An airport spokesman says a flight attendant found the note during the preboarding process for American Airlines Flight 1318 to Miami.
Spokesman Phil Orlandella says the note read, "Bomb on board, Boston-Miami."
Orlandella says the note was found sometime between when the flight arrived about 1:45 p.m. from Dallas and when it was scheduled to leave around 2:15 p.m. for Miami.
The plane was taken to an isolated area of the airport for inspection.
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New York-born Renee Haal was a singer and competed as Miss New York State in the 1937 Miss America pageant. In 1938, she went to London for a singing engagement and met the actor/director/screenwriter Peter Godfrey, whom she married two years later. She intially entered films at RKO, working as Renee Haal, making her debut in Sam Wood's Kitty Foyle; her next movie, Unexpected Uncle, was directed by Peter Godfrey, who also directed her in the much superior romantic thriller Highways by Night in 1942. Beginning two years later in the Danny Kaye starring vehicle Up in Arms (1944), she began working as Renee Godfrey. During the war, she and her husband were much-loved by the troops for the amateur magic shows that they put on through the USO. She continued working in small but important roles, such as Vivian Vedder in Terror By Night (1946) and Mrs. Stebbins in Stanley Kramer's Inherit the Wind. Renee Godfrey worked into the 1960s, appearing in Can-Can and Tender is the Night, but died tragically in 1964 after an extended battle against cancer, before the release of her final film, the Disney-produced Those Calloways. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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Anyone who sampled Hank Azaria's short-lived Imagine That in 2002 probably thought no good could come of it. But now we see the bright side: If that NBC sitcom hadn't tanked, he might not have been available to star in this remarkable new Showtime series.
The versatile actor, winner of three Emmys for his voice work on The Simpsons, portrays an L.A. shrink who's not so handy at solving his own problems. Such a premise could lend itself to comedy à la the '70s Bob Newhart Show, and indeed an easy laugh comes early in the Nov. 7 premiere when a patient passes out at the sight of her bill. Further on, however, a teenager's suicide shakes Dr. Craig "Huff" Huffstodt to the core, and this shocking death casts a shadow over the first half-dozen episodes. Huff must face himself as a psychiatrist who's admittedly "tired of listening" yet unable to tune out his patients, his loved ones—including his schizophrenic brother Teddy (Andy Comeau)—or his conscience.
Azaria ably conveys the intelligence and deepening self-doubt of a skilled therapist with a need to be reassured of his usefulness and decency. Huff looks for emotional support at home, but too often he's caught in the crossfire between his wife, Beth (Paget Brewster), and Izzy (Blythe Danner), his tart-tongued, manipulative mother. Though Izzy comes dangerously close to caricature, Danner plays her so vividly that you wouldn't want the writers to tone her down.
The same goes for Huff's friend Russell Tupper (Oliver Piatt), a glib, cynical, fast-living lawyer who's way too big for his britches. Platt's bravura performance threatens to pull the focus away from the main character, but it's far better to see him on this series than not at all. Among the guest stars, Annie Potts is superb as the dead teen's bitter, guilt-racked mother, and Bob Saget, shredding his Full House image, plays the coke-addled star of a family TV show. Our advice: Schedule multiple sessions with Huff.


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Just over a month after Cooper Medical School of Rowan University opened, the Camden Redevelopment Agency has begun the process of removing one of the biggest eyesores in the school's Lanning Square West neighborhood.
The agency's board of commissioners agreed Wednesday to pay $73,920 to demolish eight townhouses on Berkley Street between Fourth and West Streets. The properties have sat vacant and vandalized for more than a decade.
The houses were among 28 developed in the late 1990s by the now-defunct Lanning Square West Neighborhood Corp. They were to be the first phase of a three-part project that would have produced 72 affordable-housing units.


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It may not last more than a handful of weeks, but what it lacks in duration, it makes up for in aesthetics: A National Mall setting with the Capitol dome for a backdrop. "In the Heat of the Night" is the first of four films to be shown on consecutive Mondays at dusk.
July 25: "In the Heat of the Night"
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Flashing their incredible colors and swishing their flowing tails, approximately 68 koi, 47 goldfish and their 7 owners
dazzled roughly 300 visitors recently at the 10th Annual Koi and Goldfish Show, hosted by the Nature's Coast Koi Club.
The event was held Oct. 9-10 at the home of Johnny and Martha Foster of Old Town.
Pam Oakley, Parade Marshall & Eileen Senecal Co-Parade Marshal
Jim Wilcox, judge the Floats and Decorated Boats,
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Although there was no official count,
the cars that lined the streets up to
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their purchases and the half dozen tour
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swarmed Cedar Key this past weekend.
Saturday's parade included everything
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The vehicles were as diverse — from fire
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Remember this summer's mosquito infestation? How about the hatching after the heavy rains and flooding in September?
Learn how to battle the blodsucking invasion at two presentations on creating havens for bats.
Ranger Pam Darty of the U.S. Fish Service at Lower Suwannee Wildlife Refuge will give a presentation on Florida Bats and Bat Houses at the Ellie Schiller Education Center in the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve (WGP) at 1001 Old Rock Road, Yankeetown, Friday, Oct. 22, at 10 a.m.. Admission is free.
John Myers is a Master Gardener, class of 2008. He spoke about hummingbirds, native plants, and the importance of soil testing before planting.
Knitting Club: Meets at Kona Joe's every Wednesday from 4-6 p.m. on the back deck. All knitters are welcome.
The Cedar Keyhole Gallery is proud to announce Artist of the Month for September 2010 is Steve Bloom.
A memorial service for James Simon Bailey, 1839 - 1908, Company G, 60th Regiment, Georgia CSA on Sunday, Oct. 3, at 3 p.m. at Jennings Lake Cemetery.
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A Lower Swatara youth pastor has pleaded not guilty to charges connected to a mock kidnapping of a youth group.
Police said in March that Andrew David Jordan of the Glad Tidings Assembly of God told them he was trying to teach a lesson in religious persecution.
Prosecutors said masked Dauphin County congregation members bound and blindfolded teens, and the half-hour ordeal included interrogation and staged torture with power tools.
Jordan was charged with criminal conduct in July.


text: Mike Comrie Returns Tonight Posted by Rick on Mar 25, 2011 15:51 ShareTweet According to the Penguins website, Mike Comrie will play tonight. (You have no idea how badly we've wanted to post that .gif again.) Hilary Duff jokes aside, we're actually looking forward to Comrie's return. We had high hopes for him when he signed with the team and he had an excellent preseason. Hopefully it was his injury that slowed him down at the beginning of the year. It's great to see some players finally returning from injury. The bad news is that there's no update on Jeffrey and Comrie will take his place in the line-up. That likely means he'll line up alongside Kovalev and Neal. They could either click well together, or we'll have to start calling this the "disappointing acquisitions" line (or something much wittier.) Either way, go Pens. ShareTweetPenguins Tickets About Rick View all posts by Rick →


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University of Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops confirmed Thursday that redshirt sophomore quarterback Kendal Thompson suffered a right foot fracture in this morning's practice.
"We're optimistic that Kendal will return early in the season," Stoops said. "Kendal will undergo a surgical procedure today. He has a very positive outlook and is eager to rejoin his teammates on the field as soon as possible."
Thompson was in the race for starting quarterback against freshman Trevor Knight and redshirt junior Blake Bell.


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Adelaide funds challenging films
ADELAIDE, Australia — Five years after it was founded and after just three outings, the biennial Adelaide Film Festival has staked its claim as Australia's only must-attend fest.
Held in Oz's smallest mainland state capital in alternate years with the Adelaide Festival of Arts, the fest doesn't vie for titles from obvious fest names; rather, it programs a mix of challenging titles finished during the previous year, sourced from around the world, with no particular emphasis.
"It was a kick-arse program, very rigorous," says James Hewison, member of the AFF jury and director of the Melbourne Film Fest until 2006.
This year's program was punctuated with eight new Aussie features and docs.
"Lucky Miles," a comedy about asylum seekers lost in the desert, from tyro Michael James Rowland, screened opening night, Feb. 23; Rolf de Heer's black-and-white silent Chaplinesque comedy "Dr. Plonk" shuttered the event 10 days later.
It's one of the few fests worldwide with an investment trove, spending A$1 million ($700,000) partly funding a slate of pics, which then preem at the event.
As well as "Plonk" and "Miles," some other fest co-funded titles were "The Home Song Stories," which world preemed at Berlin, microbudget drama "Boxing Day" and doc "Forbidden Lie$."
"AFF is building a reputation for being bold, experimental, and it's starting to appear on the radar of festival programmers worldwide," says Noah Cowan, jury prexy and co-director of the Toronto Film Fest.
"To some (the investment fund) is heresy," Cowan adds. "The separation of church and state has been important, but the festival's enormous success is changing people's minds."
This year's fest posted about 50,000 admissions to a total 150 films, and artistic director Katrina Sedgwick expected a B.O. uptick of about 20%.
It also attracted the top names of the Aussie film industry eager for sneak peeks at the new Aussie pics up to six months ahead of their skedded releases.
Previous AFF-funded pics won the Australian Film Institute's best film kudos the past two years, "Look Both Ways" and "Ten Canoes."
For the filmmakers screening their work to public Australian auds for the first time, Adelaide is a nail-biting event.
"Clubland," a new Oz drama toplining Brenda Blethyn as a comic, had its world premiere at Sundance but producer Rosemary Blight, says that "we were really nervous" about the film's Australian premiere in Adelaide.
"In Sundance, nobody knows you and you can get up and sneak out the door," she says.
For "Clubland's" Adelaide outing, many of the local film industry's key decisionmakers were in the full cinema, but Blight needn't have worried, the audience response was positive.
"In every sense (AFF) was terrific for the Australian films," Hewison says.
None of them collected prizes, however.
The $19,000 jury kudo went to Jia Zhangke's "Still Life," with a special mention for "Syndromes and a Century" by Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
Aud poll was won by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's "The Lives of Others," and "Air Guitar Nation" won doc category. Fipresci's best first or second feature award winner was Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's "Daratt."


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Tar-sands bill gets early OKMarch 24,2013
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MONTPELIER The Vermont Senate has advanced legislation that would toughen environmental review over an oil pipeline if its use sees significant changes.
Preliminary approval Friday came without substantial debate on the bill. It followed concerns voiced by environmental groups that owners of the Portland Montreal Pipe Line are looking to reverse its current east-to-west flow and begin shipping so-called tar sands oil from western Canada through northern New England for loading onto ships in Maine.
The Senate was to take up the bill Thursday but delayed action until Friday after a law firm representing the pipelines owner pointed to potential legal problems with the bill.
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I had similar experiences buying a Hag Capisco here in PGH. There is a
huge disconnect between the Hag company that designs/makes chairs and
the antiquated distribution system of getting chairs to people. I spent
more time trying to get the local dealer to order one than I did
anything else.
Not to start a chair thrash, but you should look at other high-end
chairs and seating/ergonomic options. I liked the Aeron I had, but
after doing a lot of ergo research (was out of work due to RSI for ~1.5
years) I've switched to "perching" instead of sitting.
The Hag Capisco is an excellent perching chair, IME. I wrote something
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