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A term used to describe someone who is denial of his homosexuality...because even though you think a tomato is a vegetable, it's really a "fruit"
What a tomato, he definitely likes guys
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A ginger who is sun burned, or angry, that they appear so red, they look like a tomato
Man that guy is such a tomato, must be all that sun.
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A sexy curvacious woman, usually dressed in a manner that invites men to try and fuck her
Man, that chick is one hot tomato. I want to fuck the hell out of her and I don't care who's watching.
Anonymous가 작성 2002년 12월 20일 (금)
A noob at games. Someone that thinks their 1337, but gets nailed everytime but the 5yo from down the block.
Tomatoes: Im 1337 at sniping at BF2
5yo: Hahaha I just pwnd you!!!!111!
5yo: Hahaha I just pwnd you!!!!111!
Squazel가 작성 2006년 09월 23일 (토)
Used in the boxing industry - to describe a fighter whom is either past his prime or inexperienced, and is used to fill his opponents record
"Did you see the fight last night?"
"Yeah that bloke was a complete tomato"
"Yeah that bloke was a complete tomato"
dino_man가 작성 2006년 06월 08일 (목)
Discreet way of saying marijuana.
Taken from a Trailer Park Boys episode, where Ricky is on the phone and uses the word Tomatoes in place of weed in case the phone line is tapped.
Taken from a Trailer Park Boys episode, where Ricky is on the phone and uses the word Tomatoes in place of weed in case the phone line is tapped.
"I can't grow that many tomatoes with what I got, this is fucked!" - Ricky
Mr. Fucyomudda가 작성 2007년 05월 10일 (목)
The fruit that is often mistaken for a vegetable. Red in colour and fleshy within, but beware of the pips!
Has ye ever heard of the tomato?
Svelter가 작성 2006년 07월 11일 (화)


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Fashion in the modest clothing of Muslim women
In Islam, a woman is supposed to keep herself covered. She is not supposed to talk to men who are not relatives, but if the situation occurs, she should lower her gaze. According to the Islamic doctrine, a woman is supposed to cover her body completely except for the face, hands and feet.
In Islam, women preferably wear Jilbabs, Hijabs, Scarves and Abayas. As the world is changing, people around the globe start to follow similar fashion and trends. These days Abayas, Hijabs and other Islamic clothing are now available in different styles and colors. Earlier, they used to be simple, only in black and white.
The new fashion of Islamic clothes includes the long flowy frocks and shirts with closed sides, long sleeves completely covering the arms, ankle-length skirts with draping. Other style includes sequins and jeweled works on the sleeves and hemlines on Abayas, which are the traditional cloaks of Muslim women.
There are different patterns and design printed and painted on Abayas. Abayas and Hijabs (head scarves) are so popular, people started wearing them as a status symbol and fashion statement. Muslim designers from all over the globe host Islamic fashion shows in Dubai every year, which is well-respected by western designers.
Gone are the days when women used to wear plain black and white Abayas from specific stores. Now all these modestly fashionable clothing are available in different stores and can be purchased online within reasonable price ranges. Fashion is allowed in Islam religion but is under some limits and range. It is not better to promote nakedness in the form of fashion. Most women use Abayas only to increase their physical attraction and beauty.
However, women should remember to keep themselves covered to eliminate nakedness in the society. The trend of Hijab is very rare for Muslims in the United States and other Western countries, therefore crime rate is also higher. It is a real fact that lack of Hijab promotes the environment of stress and anxiety. Women who don't use clothing to cover their bodies remain stressed and worried. Hijab provides peace and comfort to women, therefore the life of women is more superior in Islamic countries. These women stay in their homes and perform housework and are thus more comfortable. However, women in Western countries hold office jobs in addition to their typical housework and are therefore not as comfortable and happy. The use of the hijab and clothes that cover the body completely is rare. \We should not make the wrong use of fashion. A woman should adopt fashion only to impress her husband. It is illegal and a crime to use fashion to impress other men. Thus Islam always promotes peace and harmony in the world. It is a best and most righteous religion in the world. The others are false. Most people think that fashion is not allowed Islam, but they are wrong in their thought.
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Inexplicably, New Delhi delayed the announcement of this grave development until the late evening of August 8. The next morning I took the first available plane to Srinagar. There was fear in the air but life in the city seemed to be going on normally. At 6 pm, when the whole Valley went under curfew, the mood changed. Suddenly, there appeared in my hotel room Sushital Banerji, a dear friend and an outstanding civil servant. In numerous capacities, he had handled many of Kashmir's myriad crises. He insisted that I pick up a change of clothes and my shaving kit to accompany him to his home.
Only on reaching there did I discern the cause of his anxiety. The situation was fragile and chaotic. Infiltrators were getting dangerously close to Kashmir's capital, and nobody senior to Banerji was around to direct the beleaguered administration. The dynamic state Home Minister D.P. Dhar and the equally effective chief secretary, Mangat Rai, had gone off in opposite directions to inspect how the rather paltry paramilitary forces and the police were coping with the Pakistani challenge.
Banerji's phone never stopped ringing. At one stage, I heard him virtually shout: "What, only one
company left at the police headquarters? Please make sure that it is not sent away for any reason whatsoever." He then rang up the army's divisional commander at Baramulla, Major General Sarup Singh Kalan, and informed him that three tanks were urgently needed to protect Srinagar's airport, radio station and telegraph office. But the general would hear none of this. The job of taking on the infiltrators, he said, was that of the paramilitary. His instructions were to act only if the Pakistan army moved in. Luckily, at that precise moment Dhar walked in, took the phone from Banerji and charmingly persuaded the reluctant Kalan to do the needful.
Dhar and Banerji then pondered their next big problem. Kashmir was very short on paramilitary forces. Large-scale reinforcements were desperately needed. But how to convey this to Delhi when Pakistani agents had access to the contents of every phone call? Ultimately, they decided that Banerji should ring up M.G. Kaul, a joint secretary in the PMO who, though a Kashmiri, spoke fluent Bengali because he was a West Bengal civilian.
The next morning, only one battalion of the Punjab Armed Constabulary, headed by super cop Ashwini Kumar and accompanied by the state's home minister, Darbara Singh, flew in. There was no sign of other promised formations. Months later in New Delhi, I learnt from the Union home secretary, L.P. Singh, why several states had initially dragged their feet until warned of dire consequences: the Centre had failed to pay for the previous occasions that they had sent their forces to Kashmir or elsewhere. UP's chief secretary had pleaded helplessness. His chief minister, in response to an "audit objection", had issued strict orders that no request from Delhi for state forces should be entertained until outstanding bills were cleared. The CM was away. It took a lot of time to trace him at a remote village and persuade him to reverse his order. In another state, the chief secretary lamented that he had enough law-and-order problems on his hands and couldn't spare any armed personnel. He had to be told that he was making himself liable for action under the Defence of India Rules!
However, regardless of the above, it has to be said for this country's administrative system that after its usual bumbling, confusion, buck-passing and blamegame, it eventually rises to the occasion during a national crisis or calamity. And so I witnessed in Kashmir during those deeply troubled days.
Planeloads of reinforcements had started coming in, there were adequate arrangements for their prompt and planned deployment, and a seemingly hopeless situation was gradually being brought under control. Partly because of Parliament's anger, the army had joined the task of killing, arresting and chasing out infiltrators. The biggest factor behind the fiasco of Pakistan's Operation Gibraltar was that there was no revolt among the Kashmiri people.
By the end of August, Kashmir was not only cleared of armed Pakistani intruders, but the Indian forces had also occupied several Pakistani posts and positions across the ceasefire line. The most important of these was the Haji Pir Pass that was Pakistan's easiest route to send infiltrators through. Its conquest, at a rather heavy price in blood, had given this country an enormous strategic advantage. Probably for this reason, as also because the army had made great sacrifices to capture the pass,
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There were some Indians, even within the government and the press, who thought that the India-Pakistan equation would slowly return to the usual no-war-no-peace situation. They had their rude awakening on September 1, when the Pakistan army mounted an armoured attack on the Chammab-Jaurian sector of Jammu and Kashmir, and India had to use air power to interdict it. For how this happened and what followed, watch this space.
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This broadly comic novel takes on such subjects as suicide, residents of Long Island's Hamptons and the book business. Jonathan Oglethorpe, a top editor at a prestigious New York publishing firm, has a year-round weekend house in the Hamptons. He says it's because so many of his important writers live there; they must be coddled. All winter the gang drinks at Jimmy's bar and talks about playing softball in the summer. Oglethorpe triumphantly signs up a book by Waldo Spinks, a writer who made his reputation with a single great war novel. Spinks's new book is about a group of writers in the Hamptons, and Oglethorpe is the thinly disguised villain. Meanwhile, Oglethorpe himself is secretly writing a novel about writers in the Hamptons, and a crazy Spinks is his villain. When summer comes, the imaginary softball games of winter become nightmares. Some players want obsessively to win, and those who can't play are kicked off the team. The climax comes at a game with a Hollywood film crew and ends in surprising violence. In real life, the late James Jones, the late Irwin Shaw, Kurt Vonnegut and many other literary types have lived in the Hamptons. New York gossips talk about the artists and media folks who frequent the resort area and play softball there. So Sheed, who lives on Long Island, and is the author of such novels as The Hack and Transatlantic Blues, has held up a fun-house mirror, shattered it and then put the pieces back together to create The Boys of Winter. (The title is a play on Roger Kahn's reminiscence, The Boys of Summer, about genuine athletes, the old Brooklyn Dodgers.) There are casual but solid observations about real writers—Whitman, Henry Miller and Thomas Wolfe are described as "the belch bunch"—and Sheed, a novelist-critic whose parents were publishers, knows such egomaniacs well. His witty, chatty style suits them perfectly. (Knopf, $16.95)
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Union bosses have been engaging in class warfare for so long now that it's become standard for the media to echo the meme without challenge. An example of such mainstream Marxism is in today's Bloomberg piece entitled 'Runaway CEO Pay' Could Support 102,000 U.S. Jobs, AFL-CIO Says. Bloomberg's piece relies heavily on the AFL-CIO's Executive Pay Watch, which was set up years ago to conduct a haves vs. have nots class warfare campaign to eventually have CEO pay limited by law or regulation. This was something union bosses accomplished to some degree with last year's "Wall Street Reform."
However disdainfully un-American it is to argue whether someone makes too much money in what was once the nation known as the land of opportunity, sometimes you have to roll with the pigs in the pigsty to show how stupid their arguments are. So here goes:
Here is the AFL-CIO's statement:
In 2010, Standard & Poor's 500 Index company CEOs received, on average, $11.4 million in total compensation. Based on 299 companies' most recent pay data for 2010, their combined total CEO pay of $3.4 billion could support 102,325 median workers' jobs.
Using a simple calculator, it is easy to determine that the "workers' jobs" would pay $33,227 per year (about $16 per hour), not counting union dues, of course.
Given the AFL-CIO's penchant for pushing an eat the rich ideology, it seemed worthwhile to use the unions' own logic to run our own set of numbers to determine how many workers' median jobs one years' worth of union dues could support.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2010, there were 14.7 million union Americans belonging to unions. While that only represents 11.9 percent of all wage and salary earners, there is a substantial amount of dues money flowing to unions.
If we were to use a conservative figure of $50 per month for union dues, in 2010, unions collected $735,000,000 per month in union dues from America's unionized workers. Multiply $735,000,000 by 12 months and you get a whopping $8,820,000,000 that was collected in union dues in 2010.
Divide $8,820,000,000 by $33,227 and you'll find that if unions did not take union dues from workers in 2010, 265,447 workers' jobs could have been supported.
Since union dues only go to support the salaries and benefits of union bosses, their staffs, and their golf courses, airplanes, and other costs, perhaps the argument really needs to be reversed. Rather than creating or saving jobs, given that unions do not produce a product and can actually be attributed with being masters of manipulation, buying politicians, killing companies, pushing policies that stifle growth, as well as creating huge pension and health care deficits, perhaps it's really time to rein in union dues.
"I bring reason to your ears, and, in language as plain as ABC, hold up truth to your eyes." Thomas Paine, December 23, 1776


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The festival that is as much fun to say as it is to visit is back. Mitten Fest 2014 is set for Feb. 8.
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Offset Kings Okayama pt.2
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Offset Kings Okayama pt.1
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SK53 has commented on the following diary entries
|Units in OpenStreetMap
|11 months ago
This is a really old discussion. When I first started contributing to OSM many speed limits in the UK were in metric units (I hesitate to call kph SI): no 30 mph, but 48.##, or 50 because it was easier. Guess what, folk couldn't be bothered to map speed limits, too complicated.
Maxheight in Britain is usually expressed in both feet and inches & a metric value: but the conversion used involves rounding. I believe there are some older rarely used places with only the older signage. Thus in this case both values should be tagged.
The last point is that over time there is a tendency to not just do the transformation (a speed limit sign to a speed limit on a road section), but also to map the actual original information (the sign itself). I think it was the Finns who first developed this idea. It greatly assists in checking for errors and for validating existing data. If units are converted it becomes much harder for someone to check that such data is correct: and don't ignore the likelihood that people will use approximations, perhaps to come back later when they've found a conversion formula.
As SomeoneElse said in the changeset comment: preprocessing out-of-band values is essential. You have to do it on data coming from databases with reasonably sensible constraints, so its unavoidable on data which is free text. Only today I've been processing postcodes and apart from partial values, garbage in the string etc, there have been several telephone numbers. Of course a nice thing is if one can 'close the loop': inform the contributor who generated those values in the hope that they will correct/improve them.
In summary: asking for contributors to do more will probably cause them to do less.
|Quantifying HOT participation inequality: it's complicated.
|11 months ago
I miss the detail of how you derive the labour hours for contributors. If I edit offline in JOSM and do not sign-up via the Tasking Manager how do you know how long I spend on my edits? Many experienced contributors to OSM will tend to prefer their personal workflow to that imposed by TM.
Other well known factors contributing to these phenomenon in extreme citizen science (following Hakaly's terminology) activities are:
I suspect that on-the-ground experience cuts both ways: it eases interpretation, but at the same time inhibits mapping stuff known to be more complex than imagery allows.
|Audio Mapping first steps
|11 months ago
I still use audio mapping but rarely try & get it to match my GPS track: partially because I have an older digital dictaphone with only around 1-2 hours storage, and secondly because I found the voice-activated feature more practical, which effectively dropped the timestamps.
Transcription of files and/or direct editing OSM whilst listening to the audio is still cumbersome.
As for automated recognition, I feel that there is great scope for this is in validating existing OSM data so as to effectively re-survey places. It is quite difficult to spot changes in densely mapped places, and some kind of map=>speech in conjunction with simple recognition a very simple set of speech responses might help.
|How can we double the number of active mappers in the US in a year?
|12 months ago
One idea which I like are the creation of locally-based OpenStreetMap sites. Son & father team, Will and Richard Phillips, have done this for Nottingham and Evesham in the UK. Some of this work was presented at the recent SoC/BCS Mapping Together conference in York.
These sites also pull in open data from local & central government bodies and make use of a range of raster map layers (including historical ones). Thus, they not only make thematic data from OSM more readily visible, but also assist the mapping process by making the trawl through potentially useful open data much more focussed.
(Please note that Richard passed away very recently).
|Data issues in Japan
|12 months ago
It would have been great if this post had been written in the language of the local mappers. Perhaps you could reach out to someone in the OSM Japanese community who could assist you with translating this post. I think it is vitally important that future communication be carried out at least bilingually, but best with the lead documentation in Japanese.
As an aside much of the Yahoo import contains a large number of redundant tags. I'm not absolutely sure, but I think the main import was carried out shortly after the Great Tōhoku earthquake. Needless to say the attention of most mappers was dedicated to mapping areas directly affected by the earthquake.
This issue is typical of a) imports; and b) areas which are intensively mapped after a disaster. A huge volume of data is which is beyond the capacity of the local community to maintain. Even resolving the current issues does not address the key one. Always the best strategy for improving OSM is to grow the local community to the point where it does have enough capacity to improve the mapping in rural areas.
|tagging cricket nets
|12 months ago
There isn't a problem, and hasn't been for years. The problem is only in the eyes of the active members of the tagging list.
|Average number of tags per way in OpenStreetMap
|about 1 year ago
You need to use a different graph type: the data is not appropriate for a stacked graph.
|Postigs question - find out the unnecessary points that exist on the map
|about 1 year ago
I did actually do a calculation on this for part of the USA (TIGER data suffers particularly from over-noding).
To do so you need a snapshot database. Only nodes without tags and only appearing once in the way_nodes table need to be checked. I just compared length of the shortest line from the node to a straight line between the adjacent nodes. I can't find the code I ran, but certainly there's great scope for reducing the size of data in the US.
|about 1 year ago
@redsteakraw: OHM is not conceived as a dumping ground for random things which no longer exist in the real world.
As currently constituted it works for the construction of well-defined data sets which are consistently mapped for a specific historic period. These data sets are currently quite small and manageable. Adding every recently demolished building from OSM brings nothing to OHM (you can find them from the OSM Full History dumps) and makes the work of server maintenance, editing and data consumption much harder than it needs to be for a project which is at an early stage.
|Support Green Mapping (Classification), Volunteers for Grass&Green Needed
|about 1 year ago
Looks like a well-chosen subject area where there is a real need for significant improvement in OSM. Wishing you every success.
|Mapping Streams in Mountain Areas
|about 1 year ago
One trick I find is that if using JOSM the basic structure of the terrain tends to standout in Landsat imagery. Sketching the basic pattern of the streams and rivers at low zooms can really help to maintain orientation once refining the detail at higher zooms. I often trace ridge lines for the same reason. Using Overpass-turbo can help keep an overall prespective on ones work.
|Mapping Streams in Mountain Areas
|about 1 year ago
One trick I find is that if using JOSM the basic structure of the terrain tends to standout in Landsat imagery. Sketching the basic pattern of the streams and rivers at low zooms can really help to maintain orientation once refining the detail at higher zooms. I often trace ridge lines for the same reason. Using Overpass-turbo can help keep an overall prespective on ones work.
|Potlatch without Flash
|about 1 year ago
@zarl: really that comparison is entirely subjective.
As someone with approaching 10,000 changesets who nearly always uses Potlatch, I suspect that the idea that it is 'only for beginners' is just not supported by the evidence (see for instance Editor Usage Stats page on the wiki). I certainly don't find JOSM 'more fluid': I find it better for a limited set of tasks: extensive relation editing, large scale mapping of buildings, complex manipulation of tags associated with multiple elements, performing reverts etc. and keeping a copy of stuff when I dont have an internet connection and will do a series of small edits.
Obviously Potlatch's lifetime is dependent on Flash support, but the fact that it is 'not actively developed' also reflects that it is pretty complete for most editing purposes. However, there have been at least two recent useful additions to the functionality of Potlatch (tasks, & bookmarks), and the first point release in several years, so I suspect that is also overstated. There is abundant evidence that part of 'not actively developed' is an overly hostile style of communication with the principal developers (and this is not restricted to Potlatch).
Lets get away from the idea that there needs to be a hierarchy of editors, whether it be in some measure of quality or experience of users. Different people have different approaches to how they map and add data to OSM: people will tend to gravitate to the editor which suits them and the kind of things they map. I for instance dislike the modal approach of JOSM, whereas a friend who uses CAD software in her day job ,of landscape design, likes it for the same reason.
Not only is there scope for all existing editors (there are still a few folk who prefer Merkaartor), but there are plenty of other editing models which are as yet unexplored (various mobile approaches obviously, but voice activated as suggested by RIchard @ sotm-us this year, and editors which instead of modelling OSM concepts, model real-world ones). However, we have a long-standing problem of relatively few people willing to put up with the flak of editor development.
|New road style for the Default map style - the first version
|about 1 year ago
The OS map example is excellent, because it also shows you things which are more or less impossible to read even on the 1:25k cartography of the OSGB. Notably that there are footways between some of the roads in the top right-hand corner. This is a personal bugbear of mine with the Explorer maps: it is more or less impossible to use them to navigate in urban areas which are rich in paths. For instance, about 5 years ago, I was in Corby and needed to walk from the centre to a hotel on the outskirts. Much of Corby was blank on OSM so I used my Explorer map: the safe route I took was around 1.5 km longer than the shortest route, because I did not want to risk finding myself in a dead end. Currently OSM standard rendering is much more satisfactory for this purpose than OSGB: even if OSM was not designed at the outset for such a purpose.
In practical terms this is because OSGB shows hedges & fences in urban areas which tend to create too much clutter for things like paths to be readable. It does make for an attractive product, but they certainly have scope for improving this: for instance subtle difference in style for urban/rural areas (which is something we should consider for OSM).
|New road style for the Default map style - the first version
|about 1 year ago
Hmm, markdown for images doesn't seem to have worked. Here are links:
Red Motorways on OSGB 7th series: https://flic.kr/p/vuH9ob
Blue Motorways on AA Road maps: https://flic.kr/p/gNjieo
|New road style for the Default map style - the first version
|about 1 year ago
With respect to the motorways are blue issue. It might be interesting to look at the history of this colour selection by the Ordnance Survey.
Historically the 1 inch series used red for primary roads ('A' roads) whether they were designated trunk or not: the difference was shown by a "T" in brackets after the road number.
Here's the same area on current OSGB Landranger via Bing Maps.
When Landranger 1:50k maps were introduced in 1974 one of the major changes in appearance was that motorways became blue. I am sure there were three factors behind this: the maps had become much less useful for both motorists & pedestrians as the motorway system developed; blue was also the colour of motorway signs and thirdly, for cost reasons, they needed to use one of the existing colours (IIRC 7th series used a 7 colour print process). I am sure they considered any implications of confusion with rivers at the time.
I can't remember much fuss about this change: there was a considerable brouhaha about administrative borders and path symbols being too similar (which led to a change quite quickly).
Trunk roads became green much later (and trunk & primary are still shown with similar styles on the more walker-oriented 1:25k maps), but I would think the motivation was similar: to make the maps more useful/appealing to motorists.
I'm not absolutely sure, but I think blue for motorways may have first appeared on AA maps. Here's one example from the mid-1970s:
|shops as closed-Way building outlines, but also as Nodes in the center?
|over 1 year ago
As someone who has been working to create a global POI dataset of retail outlets I can confidently state that this is fairly straightforward if one uses osmconvert (or for more limited data overpass with the centroid feature).
Processing the data to remove duplicate node/polygon elements turns the simple code into something far more complex. Interestingly following MarkusHD's approach means that things like address data can be incorporated trivially in the data set. So I'm happy with duplication of addresses (straightforward as we, like many others, treat addresses as attributes of elements, rather than elements themselves), but vehemently object to duplicating elements themselves.
|"Duck Lanes" on OSM?
|over 1 year ago
Please dont map animal tracks in general & certainly not as paths. First in some places there are many many animal tracks (mountainsides with sheep come to mind). Secondly, animal tracks tend to change depending on circumstances. Thirdly, mapping lots of traces which are not necessarily usable by people will just make OSM data hard to use.
|Thoughts on the import of address nodes in JOSM using MassGIS L3 Parcel data to aid in adding addresses to buildings in MA
|over 1 year ago
Virtually all the MassGIS imports have suffered from major and significant problems. Firstly the import of streets did not join ways at boundaries. As the import was on city/town boundaries rather than county elsewhere making MA routable was extremely tedious.
Current parcel boundaries do not seem to be massively accurate. For instance this playground in Yarmouth Port is not contained within the two forks of Playground Lane and Old Church Road. It's a while since I last visited, but Google StreetView & Bing aerial imagery confirm that the MassGIS boundary shown on OSM is inaccurate. A little to the East beyond the end of Damaris Drive there are multiple overlapping polygons for wetland & conservation areas: very difficult to work out what they are doing. I've tidied some of these up using aerial imagery/memory in the vicinity of Bass Hole/Grey's Beach, but my impression is many of these polygons are more general than we expect with OSM.
Another area with problems in the past was the Hyannis Transportation Centre. Most buildings had been imported, but as they were imported some considerable time after the roads; the new road network was not in place. I added this (and fortunately Lars Ahlzen has done more) when trying to put the P&B bus route in.
The significant problem with these imports is that everything looks complete, but in reality it requires considerable revision, checking against current status, and judicious removal of useless data (see the large number of tags on the playground above). Very large numbers of highway=residential are nothing of the sort, but most likely driveways to properties (certainly along the Kings Highway in Barnstable, Yarmouth Port, & Dennis places I'm reasonably familiar with).
A side effect of this is if one looks at POI density in the Upper Cape, it is woeful. Only 28 restaurants mapped in the Barnstable admin division, which includes multiple popular holiday resorts including Hyannisport. (Only 1 in Rockport, 4 in Gloucester, 1 in Plymouth, 8 in Harwich, and NONE on Nantucket, etc). It doesn't help that GNIS nodes are often inaccurately placed (such as Friends Meeting House on Nantucket which is several streets away from its actual location), and close to its likely location MASS GIS buildings sit on top of MASS GIS roads.
All in all these are reasons why I would be extremely cautious about further mass imports of data for Massachusetts. I cant be certain, but my basic feeling is that at least POIs would be better represented in the absence of these imports. Adding housenumbers would give further weight to the appearance of a complete and detailed map: but in practice in places I know, OSM is much less useful than it could be.
Alternative processes would be to put your data set up somewhere so that local users could use this as the basis for mapping (e.g., as a tiled layer or similar), or simply make it available in such a way that it can be integrated with OSM data at the data consumption stage, so that applications can use it (in practice geolocated address nodes may be all that is needed)
|Vikumberg, Fünfenberg, Tabor nad Botačem, Draški Tabor, Tabor di Draga, Castello di Moccó, Lorencan, Sv. Lorenc
|over 1 year ago
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Lara Will Aim To Crush HBO's Martinez-Williams Plan
By Rick Reeno
BoxingScene.com has been advised by numerous sources that HBO is interested in setting up a trilogy fight between Sergio Martinez (47-2, 26KOs) and Paul Williams (39-2, 27KOs). Williams won a close twelve round split decision over Martinez in December of 2009, but Martinez got his revenge with a two round brutal knockout in November of 2010. Williams (15-0-1, 10KOs) returns to action on July 9 against unbeaten junior middleweight contender Erislandy Lara.
"It has come to our attention that Paul Williams and his braintrust decided to face a southpaw in his first fight back on HBO for the sole purpose of setting up a rubbermatch with middleweight champion Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez," said Lara's adviser, Greg Leon.
"In my opinion nobody wants to see a third fight between Martinez and Williams, but HBO has forgotten more about boxing than I will ever know. Team Lara is grateful to HBO for allowing us the opportunity to showcase his talents against one of the best fighters in the world."
Lara's manager, Luis DeCubas Jr., wants his boxer to secure the same post-fight opportunity as Williams. If Lara defeats Williams, DeCubas wants an immediate fight with Martinez, who does have an date of October 1 reserved with HBO.
"When Erislandy takes care of business on July 9, he wants the same opportunity that appears to be virtually etched in stone for Mr. Williams, a shot at the great middleweight champion Sergio Martinez," said DeCubas Jr. "Some might not agree with my victorious expectations on July 9, but I believe you'd be hard pressed to find somebody who thinks Lara is capable of doing worse against Martinez than Williams did on November 20, 2010."
BoxingScene spoke with Martinez's promoter, Lou DiBella, who does appear receptive to a fight with Lara - if he beats Williams in July - but DiBella doesn't expect that outcome.
"HBO does have some interest in a third fight between Martinez and Williams, and if Lara beats Paul Williams in July, then he's certainly earned the right to fight Martinez, but I don't expect that to happen [Lara beating Williams]," DiBella said.
[QUOTE=No Ceilings;10630204]He didnt crush him the first time. In the rematch he got caught it happens. The first round looked just like the first fight. And I dissagree Lara has tons of talent. Hes a little green but defenitly no…Comment by bose on 06-01-2011
williams wants a rematch like any beaten fighter would, the payday isn't bad eitherComment by rogdogx on 06-01-2011
[QUOTE=vacon04;10631979]I'm sorry but I just don't see it. Yeah it may make good money for both of them, but from what I've seen, Martinez would KO Williams again. Yeah it would show that Williams is brave and that he's willing…Comment by rogdogx on 06-01-2011
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Shakira's Boyfriend Gerard Pique Reportedly 'Nervous' At Birth
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A smiling new father, Barcelona's soccer star Gerard Pique, said on Wednesday (January 23) he was "nervous" when his pop star girlfriend, Colombian singer Shakira, gave birth to their first child. The football player was present in the delivery room, when their baby boy, Milan Piqué Mebarak, was born on Tuesday evening at 21:36 CET (January 22). "It is always very special. It is a unique moment," Pique told reporters outside Barcelona's Teckon hospital. "They said he has my lips but we will see," he added. Earlier in the day Pique had left the hospital to attend his team's training session where he was greeted with applause. Shakira's parents and her sister arrived at the hospital later in the day. "We are very happy, she is very well thank God, everything went perfect and he is divine," Shakira's mother Nidia Ripoll told reporters. The singer's sister Lucy Mebarak, a doctor, who was present at the birth, said: "They were very emotional. Gerard picked up the baby and held him give him warmth." "He is deeply into the father role," she added. The "Hips Don't Lie" singer and her boyfriend, later also revealed the baby's name and weight, which comes in at six-pound, six-ounces (three kilograms). "Milan (pronounced MEE-lahn) means dear, loving and gracious in Slavic; in Ancient Roman, eager and laborious, and in Sanskrit, unification," the star said in a statement posted on her website. "Just like his father, baby Milan became a member of FC Barcelona at birth," the couple joked in a statement. Pique is a defender for Spanish La Liga runner-up FC Barcelona. Shakira, 35, announced her pregnancy in September after bowing out of a performance in Las Vegas. Last week the couple asked fans to donate gifts such as mosquito nets and vaccines to help needy children in an online baby shower. Shakira is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador. Shakira has signed on to be a judge on the upcoming season of the hit singing contest "The Voice," which is broadcast by U.S. network NBC. She and R&B singer Usher will replace judges Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green. The singer fist met Pique, 25, in 2010, but only confirmed that they had been in a relationship in March 2011.
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Using our PROVA Power Analyzer WM-01 or "Power Thingy" as it has become quickly known as to our readers, we are now able to find out what kind of power is being used by our test system and the associated graphics cards installed. Keep in mind; it tests the complete system (minus LCD monitor, which is plugged directly into AC wall socket).
There are a few important notes to remember though; while our maximum power is taken in 3DMark06 at the same exact point, we have seen in particular tests the power being drawn as much as 10% more. We test at the exact same stage every time; therefore tests should be very consistent and accurate.
The other thing to remember is that our test system is bare minimum - only a SSD hard drive is used with a single CD ROM and minimal cooling fans.
So while the system might draw 400 watts in our test system, placing it into your own PC with a number of other items, the draw is going to be higher.
Power draw at idle continues to be strong with just 200 watts being drawn. Looking at load we do see a strong jump in power draw coming in at just over 500 watts.
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Nokia E90 wins PDA Essentials Editor's choice
I don't normally shout about my print reviews, but if you're in the UK, this one's worth looking for in the newsagents. Issue 63 of PDA Essentials is out today and has my review of the Nokia E90 Communicator. And it seems that the editor has been playing with an E90 too, slapping his 'Editor's Choice Award' on the review. The review bottom line? "Great to see the line continuing and with such a cutting edge spec, but it's not for everyone". Score: 8/10.


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> Hello.
> I have just recently installed the newest version of Slackware (12.0) and
> of course I walked straight into a problem. The problem is that I can
> only start X as root. When I do a startx as a normal user (or sudo startx
> for that matter), I get logged in, but nothing's happening. There's just
> a grey background with a big cursor-like thing. As said, nothing's
> happening, so I kill the X server (Ctrl + Alt + Backspace). When I'm
> thrown back into the command line shell again, there's alot of output
> (which is totally cryptic to me). There's so much output that I don't
> know what to google. I really hope someone can help me with this problem.
> You can find the output at the following URL:
> http://cl1p.net/slackware.x.output/
> Thanks in advance.
I think the interesting part in your log is this :
xauth: error in locking authority file /home/kadmium/.Xauthority
I've googled this and it seems to be a permission issue.
Try first to remove this file if it exist /home/kadmium/.Xauthority
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Building Simple Devices to Collect Data About the World Around UsAfter the devastating tsunami in 2011, DYIers in Japan built their own devices to detect radiation levels, then posted their finding on the Internet. Right now, thousands of people worldwide are tracking environmental conditions with monitoring devices they've built themselves. You can do it too! This inspiring guide shows you how to use Arduino to create gadgets for measuring noise, weather,
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Reflections on the End of a Civilization"In Learning to Die in the Anthropocene, Roy Scranton draws on his experiences in Iraq to confront the grim realities of climate change. The result is a fierce and provocative book."--Elizabeth Kolbert, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History"Roy Scranton's Learning to Die in the Anthropocene presents, without extraneous bullshit, what we must do to survive on
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Shitshitshit. I started massive bingeing again. This brings me back to that depressive state in college again... =.=
I need to bring my sleep up to speed.
Shitshitshit. I started massive bingeing again. This brings me back to that depressive state in college again... =.=
I need to bring my sleep up to speed.
Quick update here.
Went to gym yesterday and did my first unassisted pull up! Although technically I used the 20lber because I couldn't take that off but that never really counts anyway. I weighed in at 141lbs. Getting lazy on exercise. I think the after workout foam rolling and stretching helps me a lot, even if I don't exercise.
Went to yoga this past Saturday for the first time in forever. One of the easier classes but I got pwned anyway and was sore the next day.
Food intake finally somewhat stabilized. I am buying too much coffee lately though. All decaf too, which makes me wonder if it's worth it.
Sleep wise, it's been still difficult. Having very light sleep over the past few weeks. Don't know how to fix it.
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OH MAN. It's official.
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Fact: I am not getting enough sleep. Likely caused by two factors: too much coffee (including decaf) impeding on quality of sleep and wanting to spend more time with fiance leading to less sleep time.
Fact: Planning for a wedding is not that good for a person who likes to get all her shit done in one go. Causing more stress.
Fact: Fixing the sleep and inducing more calmness during the day can help with overall bingeing and weight gain problems. And negativity. Started cursing at people in the road even during my morning commute.
In other news, I tried deadlifting 135x8 for one set yesterday and totally died. Then I went to do one pullup and tried to do some sets of pullups, pushups, and squats. Got to 3. Tired from either lack of sleep, deadlifts, or archery yesterday. Something in my shoulder was wonky too.
Blearghhh so much salt in my body...I feel perpetually gross. Not used to eating out so much.
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So the news is out!!
Eeek congrats. I want dress piccies.
Yup, sent out the save the dates just now. Thanks for your congrats hopefully the dress looks good; otherwise I will hate myself for buying online without trying it on xD cheap -o me. I will probably eventually post them sans face anyway
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I don't think Peat is for me. While I agree with the low stress and fructose lifestyle, I also feel not so great when I have so much dairy and even something as minute as 40g cane sugar in a day. I also feel uncomfortable when gelatin levels get too high. I think I will go back to lean pork, some lean chicken, and eggs for the main proteins, with my usual joy of gnawing on tendon and bones. I definitely think decreasing the potatoes have helped my gut a bit. I will have to re-amp my vegetable intake because I've been slacking recently and they do make me feel more balanced and less laden with sweets/dairy when I have them.
Sleep has improved since I stopped the coffee. Been getting a pretty consistent 8 hours. I'm going to try reintroduce some coffee again every few mornings, black, and rinse really well with water afterward to help with staining. I miss my pure black cups.
Been rinsing at night every so often with hydrogen peroxide and oil pulling every morning with olive oil. Teeth are getting noticeably whiter so I don't have to worry so much about braces getting in the way of whitening for the Big Day.
Gahhhh feeling less overwhelmed these days but also feeling like not getting much done for wedding. Stupid trade-off lol.
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Aww man. It's definitely the coffee. I had some yesterday morning and I had trouble falling asleep last night. Noooooo.....
On the other hand, I have been getting humongous lattes from Whole Foods comprising of a ton of matcha and some conventional nonfat milk. I really need to get a milk frother at home so that I can create these drinks at home without sacrificing my wallet at $5.25 per drink.
This Monday did 10 min of yoga and then attempted some pullup pushup squat action on Tuesday at the start of my period. Total fail. Will try some yoga at home today. ..
Food intake returning to normal but my weight was at 142 last Thursday. Boo for wedding dress.
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Oh man. Where is the time going. I'm doing a lot better on sleep; having no teary episodes any longer. Weighed in at the original gym this past Monday and found myself to be 139. That's a ton of muscle lost if my clothes are threatening to get tight :/
I got sick this week also. It might have to do with the wind blowing on me all afternoon on Sunday as I continued to shoot arrows. Glad that my accuracy is at least improving. I can shoot with pretty good consistency on 20 yards now.
Calories around 2kish this week. Need to rein it in a little. I've also been going nuts on nonfat matcha lattes for the past 2 weeks on crappy whole foods milk. I am hoping this doesn't influence my hormones or weight in a bad way long term because I don't see myself getting out of this phase anytime soon, especially since I can't have coffee
Tastings are this weekend so hopefully I don't go too apeshit on the wheat stuff. My caterers are bomb though so at least the gut reaction will be worth it.
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All the selling & lack of buyers allows each tick to go lower than the one before.
TY Sky. Had I seen it yesterday or this a.m. I may well have been more patient. But while I was familiar with the positive fundamentals this protracted drawback had no logical explanation. The fundamentals dictate rising revenue and profits at an accelerating rate. A perscription for a rising stock price. Thus something or some entity is preventing it. I understand some industries better. Gaming/casinos is one of them and that is why I turned to WYNN. Increased world wealth is translating into increased gaming & casino revenue. Incr rev, incr profits, incr properties, increased stock price and accelerating. Tell them Dry shipping CEOs to jack up their charges or become more porductive. alpha
It's a shame for management, employees, and long-term investors when your company bounces up & down 5%-10% each day.The profit margins are so compelling and the share float is not that much relative to the number of vessels TBSI owns.
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The Windsurfing programme offers a major championship with over 200 student competitors. The event is run in partnership with the Student Windsurfing Association and offers a range of levels of competition depending on experience.
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Event Date: 23 - 24th April 2016
Venue: Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy,
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Entry Closing Date: 14th April 2016 at 11:59pm
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Entries need to be submitted on BUCScore, our online entry system. Please speak to your Athletic Union as they will need to submit your entry on this system.
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Max Holt
- Won the bronze medal at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro
- Helped the U.S. Men win the 2015 FIVB World Cup and qualify for the 2016 Olympic Games
- Named Best Middle Blocker as the U.S. Men finished third at the 2015 FIVB World League
- Helped the U.S. Men win the 2014 FIVB World League
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- Finished second among all blockers at the 2016 Olympic Games with 20 blocks (.65 per set). Also finished second in aces (12 aces, .39 per set)
- Finished the 2014 season as the U.S. Men's leading blocker and server and was their third-leading scorer (268 points on 160 kills, 67 blocks, 41 aces in 100 sets).
- Finished the 2013 season as the U.S. Men's second-leading scorer (177 points; 3.05 points per set) and leading blocker (54 blocks; .93 blocks per set)
- Named No. 1 blocker on the 2014 all-star team at the FIVB Grand Champions Cup after finishing with 17 blocks (.85 blocks per set)
- Named USAV's 2013 Male Indoor Most Improved Player
- Was an alternate on the 2012 U.S. Olympic Men's Volleyball Team
- Played on the 2009 Pan American Cup team that won the gold medal in Chiapas, Mexico
- Won the 2008 NCAA National Championship with Penn State
- Two time AVCA first team all-American at Penn State
- Played on the U.S. Men's Junior National Team in 2006 and '07
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