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2001 Ford F-150 Regular Cab 2dr Regular Cab XL 2WD Styleside SB (4.2L 6cyl 5M)
This is by far the best vehicle I have ever owned.I have over 220,000 miles on it and it just keeps on going strong.Minimal maintenance costs. Well built truck.Replaced the clutch and slave cylinder, brake pads and tires.Thats it.Awesome truck.
120k miles, only minor problems. Have replaced the clutch and a set of tires (original brake pads still going strong!). Mazda 5-speed is not a smooth shifter but has been a solid gearbox. V6 is noisy and doesn't have a lot of power but seems to be a solid little engine, no issues with it at all in 7 years/120k miles. Did have a lean condition due to upper intake gaskets, but that was easily fixed in an afternoon with $60 of parts.
Brakes, gas mileage (16-17 city, 18-19 highway); may sound like crappy mileage but that is real life mileage (with 3.55 gears even) and is damn good for a full size. Interior is excellent - yep it's hard plastic but it all fits right and dosen't squeak and it's tough.
Crappy plastic clutch hydraulics - release point always changes and had the slave spring a leak which left me on the side of the road. Ride can be harsh when unloaded but nothing compared to my LS1 Camaro. Rides like a Cadillac with a full load.
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On this day in 1831, Nat Turner, leader of one of the largest slave revolts in U.S. history was captured.
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On May 8, 1967, A federal grand jury indicted Muhammad Ali for refusing to be inducted into the armed forces.
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The Utah researchers created what they said was fusion by immersing electrodes, one of them made of palladium, in a beaker of heavy water, in which the normal hydrogen atoms had been replaced by deuterium, a heavier isotope of hydrogen. The scientists said deuterium atoms apparently fused together inside the palladium, creating four times as much energy as was fed in.
Opinions vary widely on how quickly this ''cold fusion,'' if it is indeed fusion, can be scaled up to a larger size and made into a commercial process.
Some say it will take 10 to 20 years to get from an electrode in a beaker to a commercial power plant. ''It's not just a matter of putting wires into test tubes and putting them into boxes,'' said R. D. Haun Jr., chief scientist at the Westinghouse Research and Development Center in Pittsburgh, who said he was nevertheless ''skeptically optimistic.'' He noted that while the first atomic pile was built in 1941 to demonstrate nuclear fission, a different atomic process, it was not until 1957 that the first nuclear power plant was built.
One potential problem is that the University of Utah work was done at low temperatures, while power plants use extremely high temperatures to produce steam to turn turbines that spin generators. ''There isn't much demand for warm heat; it's hard to turn it into electricity,'' said Jay Creutz, manager of business development for the fusion division of General Atomics. Less Successful Tests
Moreover, while the Utah researchers reported obtaining four times as much energy as they put in, other table-top experiments reported far less energy being produced than was put in and very low rates of fusion.
''If you don't get 1 with 20 zeros after it more than we're getting, you're not going to get power of interest,'' said Paul Palmer, a professor of physics at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and a member of the team that reported table-top fusion at about the same time as the University of Utah.
Other potential obstacles include the fact that the process now requires palladium, a scarce metal. ''The world's supply of palladium would be enough for two to three reactors,'' said Ms. Creutz of General Atomics.
Some industry officials predict that few of the companies now studying the new phenomenon in their research laboratories would be willing to make the investment to commercialize it.
Few companies in the United States have expertise in fusion. Only two, General Atomics and KMS, of Ann Arbor, Mich., get a substantial portion of their revenues from fusion, doing work under Government contract. And American companies have shown a reluctance to work on long-term developments with uncertain payoffs, such as in solar energy and superconductors. Uses Seen in 5 Years
Others, however, are more optimistic, saying that an electrolytic process like the one used in Utah is already used for processes like electroplating and could be scaled up easily.
''You could see some applications in five years or so,'' said Donald Dautovich, program manager for the Canadian Fusion Fuels Technology Project, which is administered by Ontario Hydro.
He said that rather than trying to build huge power plants at first, industry could build small reactors for uses like heating water in factories or even homes. ''In producing small products you could learn about the process in less demanding conditions,'' he said.
Fusion as it is normally envisioned would produce so many neutrons that radiation would be a health hazard, precluding such small-scale use. However, the Utah technology produces far fewer neutrons than would be expected. That means it is either a new type of fusion or not fusion at all.
Some industry experts say that even if what is being observed is not fusion, it might be of commercial interest as a new type of battery or fuel pump for heating.
''Either it's fusion or it's chemistry or it's magic,'' said Dr. Brown of the University of Utah. ''It doesn't really matter.'' The Long Road to Usable Energy It is far too early to tell whether table-top fusion can be put to commercial use. If it can, several obstacles would have to be overcome: UNDERSTANDING: Scientists are still not clear on whether nuclear fusion is actually taking place. The process must be better understood before it can be made commercial. COST: While such fusion could theoretically produce cheap energy, little is known about the cost of this technique. One big question is whether the reaction can be made to run continuously. MATERIALS SUPPLY: Palladium used in the electrodes is expensive and rare. Some scientists say the world's supply of palladium would suffice for only a few power plants. Other materials, like titanium, might work. RADIATION: Fusion normally produces neutrons, which pose a radiation hazard. The table-top fusion seems to produce far fewer neutrons, but it is not known what radiation levels in a plant might be. SCALE-UP: To produce commercially useful amounts of energy the fusion work would have to be scaled up to a size a thousand or even millions of times larger than the table-top flask. TEMPERATURES: Table-top fusion works at low temperatures, while most electric power plants use high-temperature steam. Finding ways to use the lower temperature heat economically will be a challenge.


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Oakland, Calif.-bound Southwest Flight 815 was pushing back from Gate A1 at the airport when it bumped into Denver-bound Southwest Flight 1240, which was at Gate 2, according to the FAA and Southwest.
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The Dallas-based airline rebooked the 225 passengers from both planes on other flights as the two jets were taken out of service for inspection, company spokesman Dan Landson said.
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I'm just wondering if there are any longs out there that believe in the company's plan of execution. Do you believe that the company holds some assets that are undervalued? although I do believe it's very speculative. I'm aware of most opinions that this may be a shell of a company to enrich management only. I'm thinking of just taking my SOMX losses and move on however I figure maybe I can start a tread to debate some of these issues so I can decide whether I should hold or just cut it loose before we go under a $1 again as with SOMX... It's not like there is a lot of analysis out there or info to do much DD.. Thanks in advance and good luck.
You can see some of my other posts herein that address your question. In short, you hit the nail on the head: this is, in fact, a shell of a company whose sole purpose is to enrich management (and a few of the legacy shareholders of the predecessor company, Zyber Pharmaceuticals, and the shell real estate company into which the pharma company merged). Many of those stakeholders have been enriched at this point, so they are effectively playing with house money. The management team -- what there is of it (see post elsewhere) -- is very thin on experience and has little to no operational talent. Since its reverse-merger public listing, the company has completed several acquisitions, in my opinion to hide poor organic results. The product portfolio and pipeline are very weak. Silenor may actually be the most significant product in the bag, and being a former SOMX holder, you know the story there...
I would like to know the same thing. Unless this company comes out with some great earnings in the next year or so, this could be a dead stock. They defintely have a larger drug pipe-line, but without Silenor growing in sales or going OTC, then it may not grow in price. I believe this was a $10.00 stock at one time, and it could reach it but who knows. If a large Pharma company bought it, then we could see some upside. I'm holding on for some time, unless it really starts to dip.
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Ashley P United Kingdom
September 2013
Unbelievable value. One hour transfer to Dubai with informative guide. Cover main areas around Jumeirah beach. Only site missed out was the Burj Khalifa though not hard to spot in the skyline.
April 2014
The tour was great. The comfortable air conditioned car picked up at our hotel and took us to Dubai where we joined a coach. We then set off on the tour. It was really well done and we got to see all of the sights of Dubai. We stopped off at the Mall which was interesting, as was the river crossing in the traditional boat All in all it was a very good tour and I would recommend it to anyone staying in Abu Dhabi.
March 2016
Our transfer coach was 90 mins late of which we were on the red hot beach. This didn't spoil it too much though. The spice market was an eye opener! But it was good to see.
July 2015
Interesting tour of Dubai, certainly worth doing just to get some bearings and see the places to return to. Shopping at the Souq was a highlight of this one.
December 2014
We had to wait for the big tour bus in the hot sun for too long, tour was german and english together which was tiring to listen to both. U saw evetything only from bus , the two stops were too short and the free time on the zouk only 20 min. I would t recommend this tour.
October 2014
Good experience, particularly the Dubai museum, ferry trip and the old city. However, be warned, the transfer is 2 hours plus each way as the transfer driver also picked up passengers at various hotels in Dubai before reaching the meeting point.
November 2013
I was very pleased with your organization, with regard to places seen I am less satisfied, you must introduce the visit to the higher building in Dubai and a tour by boat
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September 2014
It would have been useful to be told we were being picked up by a taxi to then be taken to Dubai to meet the main tour. We were under the impression that the taxi driver was our guide, consequently, it started badly as he didn't impart too much information!! After an 80 minute plus drive to Dubai, we then had to pick up another family before joining the main tour. We arrived at their hotel and were told by the taxi driver that it would be 5 minutes. It was 30 minutes later before we left and were told (only after asking) every Q10 minutes that we would be leaving in 5 minutes. The sights and tour was okay, but spoilt by the travel arrangements, so not one I could recommend.
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June 2014
This tour started with a 2hr drive to Dubai to meet the tour bus
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The Lyon County Volunteer Rescue Group and the Nevada Department of Agriculture will be available to move large animals if necessary.
The fire burned actively on the northeast and southeast sides until about 3 a.m. Tuesday, according to the Sierra Front Interagency Dispatch.
Growing to 25,733 acres over the course of five days, the fire has stubbornly resisted containment as firefighters pursued it over a 12-mile front on either side of the Pine Nuts.
Douglas County commissioners declared a state of emergency Monday, qualifying the county for additional state resources, according to East Fork Fire Chief Tod Carlini. Should Gov. Brian Sandoval declare a state emergency, it would qualify the county for federal funds. Sandoval was briefed about the fire on Monday, as was the director of the Department of Emergency Management.
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rating: 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b
|When we did this route, we mistakenly followed the corner to its top. We continued up and to the left and slung a large bush. One long rappel, with two ropes, down a steep face to another bush. This rappel leads to a horn with slings and rings. From there, two ropes and a little down climbing put us just up gully from the start of "Cat in the Hat". The route was on good rock and protected well. I found some moves hard and scary for its original 5.5 rating.
By Jason D. Martin
Apr 26, 2005
rating: 5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c R
I climbed this route today and found it to be nothing less than an "adventure climb." It often ascends flaring chimneys and includes a couple of hard to protect traverses. It was definately a fun climb, but it was also significantly more difficult and dangerous than we expected.
It amazes me that the route was ever considered a 5.5 climb. I felt that if you stayed on route that it clocked in at about 5.8, and that if you got off route the rating climbed up to about 5.9.
There were definately tricky sections on dangerous rock. The route always had enough protection, but it was not always easy to identify. As a result, this route should not be considered by beginning level leaders.
This route is a great adventure for an experienced team. The feature you climb is definately aesthetic and the climbing is interesting. If you're looking for an adventure, there's one to be found here.
By Mark B
Mar 24, 2016
rating: 5.8+ 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c R
There were at least two moves on the first pitch (i.e. pulling over the lower roof and the hand traverse near the top) that we felt were in the 5.8+ or possibly 5.9 range. On the P1 hand traverse (about 20'), we found essentially no sizeable foot holds; perhaps they have broken off thereby changing the difficulty of the route... On the second pitch, the step left out of the corner and onto the face (up and left from just above the detached flake) was ADVENTUROUS with uncertain pro! Further up, moving from the lower part of the "mid pitch chimney" right into the "shallow grove" you'll find a few "mid-sized" loose blocks and challenging pro (both contributing to what we felt were a few moves of 5.8+R or maybe even 5.9). Finally, we felt the right moving under cling / face traverse into the upper chimney of P2 was also in the realm of 5.8.


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I woke up yesterday morning and could hardly breath I was so sick.
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"Appearance-Matching with Partial Data," E. Hadjidemetriou and S.K. Nayar, DARPA Image Understanding Workshop (IUW), pp. 1071-1078, Nov. 1998. [PDF] [bib] [©]
"Parametric Feature Detection," S. Baker, S.K. Nayar and H. Murase, International Journal on Computer Vision, Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 27-50, Mar. 1998. [PDF] [bib] [©]
"A Simple Algorithm for Nearest Neighbour Search in High Dimensions," S.A. Nene and S.K. Nayar, IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, Vol. 19, No. 9, pp. 989-1003, Sep. 1997. [PDF] [bib] [©]
"Parametric Appearance Representation," S.K. Nayar, H. Murase and S.A. Nene, Early Visual Learning, Chapter 6, pp. 131-160, S.K., Oxford, 1996. [PDF] [bib] [©]
"An Experimental Comparison of Appearance and Geometric Model Based Recognition," J.L. Mundy, A. Liu, N. Pillow, A. Zisserman, S. Abdallah, S. Utcke, S.K. Nayar and C.A. Rothwell, Object Representation in Computer Vision (ORCV), pp. 247-269, Apr. 1996. [PDF] [bib] [©]
"Dimensionality of Illumination in Appearance Matching," S.K. Nayar and H. Murase, IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), Vol. 2, pp. 1326-1332, Apr. 1996. [PDF] [bib] [©]
"Real-Time 100 Object Recognition System," S.K. Nayar, S.A. Nene and H. Murase, IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), Vol. 3, pp. 2321-2325, Apr. 1996. [PDF] [bib] [©]
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SLAM: Software Library for Appearance Matching
NEARSEARCH: Nearest Neighbor Search
COIL-20: Columbia Object Image Library
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Amazon: Where more than half of online shoppers go to search
Search engines and other e-retailers lose share as shoppers increasingly turn to Amazon for product searches, a Bloomreach survey finds.
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PayPal demonstrated NFC payments this week. Are we supposed to be impressed?
I'll be straight with you—I'm an NFC skeptic when it comes to its grand arrival. Near Field Communications, that handy wireless technology that beams data from smartphone to point-of-sale hardware when the two are within a few inches of each other, is one of the most hyped technologies today. And this week, PayPal added to the hype.
It presented a demo of a new person-to-person—not person-to-business, mind you—NFC system that enables individuals to beam funds from one PayPal account to another PayPal account when two people come together, touch their PayPal apps a couple times, then bump their phones together. I'd call that interesting, but not earth-shattering. Especially since the system, to be released in the months to come, only works on Samsung Nexus S smartphones (which have NFC chips embedded in them).
The promise of NFC is in retail. When people can wave their smartphones by a point-of-sale terminal and pay for merchandise.
I see studies and opinions flying in and out of my e-mail box every week saying NFC is right around the corner. Oh please. What are these folks thinking? Only a handful of the scores of smartphones on the market today have NFC chips inside. And it sounds like Apple Inc. is backing away from NFC for its soon-to-be-launched iPhone 5. And then there are the merchants. They have to buy and implement point-of-sale terminals that can recognize NFC transmissions. That's a giant investment for retail chains. Admittedly one they'll have to make eventually. But the key word there is eventually.
What PayPal did this week was cool. And it indeed is a sneak peek at the future of payments. But beware the hype you're seeing floating around the Internet. Yes, having PayPal behind NFC payments is key. It's a big player that can make things move. But those two big obstacles—NFC-equipped smartphones and NFC-equipped POS hardware—loom large.
NFC will get there, no doubt. But one person-to-person transaction on one type of smartphone does not a revolution make.
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The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for the northeast plains in Weld County.
The forecast calls for snow in northeast Colorado tonight into Saturday with a mix of freezing drizzle. The heaviest snow is expected to fall from northeastern Weld and Logan counties through Morgan and Washington counties where two to six inches of snow is expected.
The Weather Service said wet snow may accumulate on trees, resulting in broken tree limbs in areas of heaviest snow accumulation, and scattered power outages are possible.
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[AWARDS]U.S. Soccer has announced the first four winners of the 2008 Best of U.S. Soccer awards presented by Soccer America following nearly three weeks of fan voting online at ussoccer.com. For the choices of Best Soccer Specialty Store, Best Soccer Bar, Best Soccer Blog and Best Fan Photo ...
Best Soccer Specialty Store -Angelo's Soccer Corner (Penn.)
Best Soccer Bar -The Globe Pub (Chicago)
Best Soccer Blog -Soccer By Ives
Best Fan Photo - Jeff York
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We took the Jewel to Cozumel, Belize, and Costa Maya, mainly as I wanted to snorkel in Belize.
I was disapointed as I was told they had cream rinse in the cabins, NOT!! So I finally found some onshore in Belize (I need it for my hair).
We were disappointed with the cabin stewart, it took 2 days to get a Sierra Mist replaced in our refrigerator.
When we called Room Service it took 3 tries to get thru and finally the cabin stewart that showed up, never returned with the pop.
I do like that they have a tiny refrig as we were able to get our bottled water cold for the next day.
We enjoyed the talent shows. The casino was way too smokey! hard to breath!
The service desk was just OK, some didn't give us adequate answers to our questions, others were helpful.
We do not like the automatic gratuitee as seems you do not get that great service as before and this is our 8th cruise.
desserts had no flavor!
Embakation was terrible, long lines, Embarkation was even worse!
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Multilateral trading facility (MTF)
Non-MTF products may let energy firms escape Mifid II
Critics slam 'loophole' as Germany's EEX launches new power and gas instruments
Dealer-run platforms face hard choices under Mifid II
MTF, OTF or SI: three options, but none that banks like
Mifid II a 'deal killer' for some swaps, corporates warn
Requirement to broadcast quotes could end trading in certain swaps
Mifid II threatens end to 'mates' rates' in OTC market
Transparency rules for bilateral trades will end relationship-based pricing, banks warn
Mifid II commodities impact to hinge on trading venues
Market participants worry about all-important OTF designation
Commodity firms need a coping strategy for Mifid II
Implementation will only increase uncertainty, argues EEX COO
No demand for EU MTFs to seek US approval, says GFI
Banks have spent 'a lot of time and money' to avoid extra-territorial swaps rules
US end-users are losers in swaps liquidity split
US participants "are not able to access" full breadth of liquidity, says Tradeweb CEO
CFTC told EU platforms not to seek Sef equivalence
At the same time, UK's FCA was working through rules with London-based venues
Dealers benefit from OTC liquidity split, buy-siders claim
Shut off from foreign peers, US firms need dealers to access offshore liquidity
O'Malia: If OTC market has split, blame regulators
CFTC commissioner hopes arrival of European rules will ease pressure
CFTC-EC swaps accord not working, says MEP Swinburne
Accord has not solved swaps liquidity fragmentation
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To link or not to link? - The effects of settlement methods on liquidity needs in Japan - Card versus cash - Central banks and foreign collateral - Tourist Test interchange fees for card payments
Dealer platforms weigh up life under Mifid
Weighing up life under Mifid
Nomura and Tradition partner to launch electronic ETF trading platform
The Navesis-ETF platform will allow institutional traders, sell-side banks and market-makers to carry out intra-day and auction trading of exchange-traded funds
OTC trading platform of the year: i-Swap
Risk awards 2012
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Monday, 7:35 PM: Dallas Braden (1-6, 5.28) vs. John Rheinecker (1-0, 5.74)
Rheinecker, the one time Oakland Athletics farmhand, will be looking for some better results on Monday night. After one of his best starts in his major league career on July 24th, Rheinecker came out and struggled mightily against the Indians last week, allowing six runs on eight hits over just 4 1/3 innings of work. So far this year, lefties are batting a measly .167 off of him while right-handed batters own a robust .370 batting average. Rheinecker has pitched just one inning of scoreless relief in his career against his former team.
Dallas Braden remains in search of his first victory since his first start of the season way back on April 24th. He made four starts from the rotation, then went to the Oakland bullpen for a month before returning to the rotation for a July 16th start against the Rangers. In that game, Braden allowed four runs over six innings and took the loss. The Texas Tech grad has struggled in his last two starts, allowing nine runs over a combined 9 1/3 innings of ball. Much like his counterpart Rheinecker, Braden has held lefties to a .154 average this season, but right-handed hitters are batting .309 off the southpaw.
Tuesday, 7:35 PM: Chad Gaudin (8-7, 3.88) vs. Kason Gabbard (4-1, 3.86)
Kason Gabbard will be making his first home start of the year against a team that sent him to a 9-0 defeat on Aug. 28th of last season. The Indians sent him to defeat in his Rangers debut last week, but Gabbard showed some definite signs of effectiveness. Although he uncorked three wild pitches, lefty kept the ball on the ground and collected 12 groundball outs as opposed to just one fly-out.
Five starts ago, A's pitcher Chad Gaudin owned an ERA in the two's. But after four poor outings in his last five starts, he's now very close to going above four runs a game for the first time this season. Much of that blame goes to the Angels, who faced him twice over the last few weeks. With Vlad Guerrero leading the offensive charge, the Louisiana native has allowed 10 earned runs over his last 9 2/3 innings against Anaheim. Gaudin allowed five runs over six innings and was the loser against the Rangers on July 17th.
Wednesday, 7:35 PM: Lenny DiNardo (5-6, 3.19) vs. Kevin Millwood (7-9, 5.98)
Kevin Millwood stated he was battling flu-like symptoms in the days leading up to his most recent start against Toronto. As it turned out, the results of that contest were pretty sickening in itself, with Millwood allowing eight hits exiting after throwing 96 pitches through just four innings. He's now winless in his last five starts and is ridiculously close to having his ERA go over 6.00. Lefties and righties are both batting over .300 against the veteran, making it a risky situation whenever he's on the hill. But there is good news: Millwood owns a 3-2 record and a respectable 3.48 ERA in seven career starts against the A's.
Lenny DiNardo has been quite a valuable asset for the A's this season, but he could be in the process of slowly returning to earth. He recent six inning effort against the Angels is coming off his worst start of the year, when he allowed seven runs on seven hits over just three innings against Seattle. Overall, he's now failed to reach at least the seventh inning in all but two of his starts this season: He did it against the Mariners on July 7th, and your Texas Rangers on July 18th. He was absolutely absurd that day, allowing just 3 hits and no runs in a dominating seven innings of work.


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Balloons compete in championship
By Leo Honeycutt
BATON ROUGE – The alarm clangs to life at 4:30 a.m., waking the dead for miles around.
New Iberia hot-air balloon pilot Ted Habetz and his balloon crew don't waste a second hitting the snooze, they already smell the aroma of coffee and propane; coffee for the body, propane for the balloon. As Ol' Sol crowns the eastern horizon, they've got to have that seven-story hot air behemoth up and ready to launch. Habetz and gang are in training for this weekend's Louisiana State Hot Air Balloon Championship in Baton Rouge. To win, he'll have to beat 40 other pilots from around the country, swooping down together on targets at the Pennington Biomedical Research Center. That's tricky because with practically no directional control, the gentle giants bump into each other as they float just over the heads of hundreds of shutter-clicking spectators. Winds control everything and a good pilot has to be a weather vane.
Habetz laughs, "I've taken up Navy jet pilots and they're shocked at how even subtle winds affect balloons, how you can just float." Navy pilots are used to rocketing at 1,000 mph. Balloons scream along at breakneck speeds approaching 10 mph, forcing passengers to stop and smell the treetops. Habetz' wife bought him a balloon ride for their anniversary 17 years ago and he's been high on hot air ever since. "There's no such thing as a bad flight. Even people who are afraid of heights, once they realize it doesn't bounce around like a plane, they love it." Habetz ground crew is all female, chasing below in a pickup and trailer with an eye on the sky. "The most valuable thing in ballooning," quips Habetz, "is someone who knows how to back a trailer."
The sun's heat whips up thermals into vortices of wind by 8:00 a.m. What is breezy on the ground is usually swift rivers of air as little as 100 feet up, pushing seven-story pieces of inflated fabric rapidly across fields and forests. It's quiet except for occasional propane blasts of 32 million BTU. This allows pilot and passengers to sneak up on horses and cows grazing in pastures, catch their reflection in ponds and lakes, hear the sounds of woods waking up.
"There's just a magic to it," says pilot Lamar Poole who grew up in Jonesville watching cropdusters. "Even flying at low altitude in a small plane won't give you the same sensation. In a balloon, you're as free as a bird looking down, flying from treetop to treetop, suspended in mid-air."
Poole and Habetz are vying for state champion pilot Friday through Sunday, Aug. 7-9, at the free event in Baton Rouge. Nearly 60,000 are expected over three days to watch and photograph 40 balloons gliding over their heads, weather permitting. Every seat on the field is front row. Both Friday and Saturday nights, those same balloons return for "balloon glows," lighting up the night sky using their propane burners to create the effect of 90,000 cubic foot multi-colored light bulbs. Also, the U.S. Army's Black Daggers precision skydiving team dive from 2,000 feet to a mark on the field one-foot square. They jump again at night wearing sparklers. Both nights are capped off with fireworks set to music.
Live bands play afternoons and night. Admission and parking are free. Bring cameras, lawn chairs and blankets but no ice chests. Food and gift vendors will be onsite. For directions, times and schedule, log on to www.laballooning.com.


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DAVIE, Fla. -- It took a full week of practices, but the Miami Dolphins finally had their first fight in what's been another hot and humid training camp.
The sun was beaming in South Florida on Sunday morning, and the Dolphins also had another physical practice in full pads. So it wasn't a surprise that tempers flared between teammates during 11-on-11 drills.
Dolphins defensive tackle Jared Odrick got into it with offensive lineman Josh Samuda, who is getting a look on the first-team offense at both guard and center. The pair continued to scuffle after the whistle and had a wrestling match on the ground. After the fight was broken up, Odrick ripped off his helmet and fought through teammates in an effort to get more of Samuda.
After practice, I asked Odrick about everything that went down.
"It's just the heat of the moment, and things like that happen," Odrick said. "It's two football players working hard to be good, and it gets like that sometimes when you're playing a physical game."
Fighting in training camp is an annual rite of passage in the NFL. However, the Dolphins had a quiet start with scuffles up until that point.
"You know, that was a balloon waiting to pop," Dolphins Pro Bowl defensive end Cameron Wake said. "But I think it's good. Obviously everyone is out there trying to make a play. They're trying to make our day terrible, and we're trying to make their day terrible. At the end of the day, we're all teammates and we go in there and shake hands."
Cooler heads eventually prevailed. Several minutes later Odrick walked over to Samuda in practice and the two shared a laugh together.
"We're all on the same team. His locker is three over next to mine," Odrick explained. "Me and Josh are good friends. ... You're kind of glad things like that happen. You kind of see what kind of guys you have on your team, and I'm glad Josh is on my team. He's a guy that's willing to stand up and fight for the rest of his linemen."


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Three Tips to Successfully Load Test Microsoft Silverlight Applications
While Silverlight is an attractive option for developing expanded application, it brings new challenges to organizations. In preparation, companies must adapt their testing approach. Given the way new technologies work when deployed on internet/intranet applications, a careful approach to testing is important.
Twitter Shifting More Code to JVM, Citing Performance and Encapsulation As Primary Drivers
While it almost certainly remains the largest Ruby on Rails based site in the world, Twitter has gradually been moving more and more of its stack to the JVM. Last year the company announced that its back-end message queue had been re-written in Scala, and more recently it moved the search stack to Java, making Twitter search around three times faster.
Pieter van Zyl on Benchmarking ORM Tools and Object Databases
OO7J is a Java version of the original OO7 benchmark (written in C++). This project includes benchmarking Object Relational Mapping (ORM) tools. Currently there are implementations for Hibernate on PostgreSQL, MySQL, db4o and Versant databases. InfoQ and Roberto V. Zicari from ODBMS.ORG recently interviewed Pieter van Zyl, creator of the OO7J benchmark.
The Azul Garbage Collector
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New information released by the Congressional Budget Office reveals the government is not saving as much money as earlier predicted.
The big spending bill passed into law in April will cut the deficit by $122 billion over the next decade, less than half of what top lawmakers promised at the time.
Lawmakers had claimed their cuts would result in $315 billion in savings over the next decade, a prediction based on a Senate aide's study.
The CBO also said that increased military spending will raise the deficit by $3.2 billion this year.
The U.S. Treasury has the ability to avoid a default for now, but legislation to lift the so-called debt limit must include significantly greater cuts than last month's spending bill to avoid it in the future.
Times Up? U.S. Hits Debt Ceiling
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Alcatel (previously Alcatel ONETOUCH) is a brand of mobile handsets owned by Chinese electronics company TCL Corporation. It was established in 2004 as a joint venture between Alcatel-Lucent (45%) and TCL (55%).[1] In 2005 the joint venture was dissolved and TCL acquired Alcatel's 45 percent share. Since then, Alcatel became a wholly owned subsidiary group of TCL.
TCL Mobile Limited (former name: T&A Mobile Phones Limited) is a member of TCL Communication listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE: 2618) which was established in August 2004 by TCL Communication and Alcatel.[2]
TCL Mobile Limited manages three business units: Alcatel, TCL Mobile Phones and Brand Design Lab. Alcatel-Lucent later sold its shares in TCL and is no longer related to the Alcatel mobile phone brand.[3]
In 2012, Alcatel won an International Forum Design iF design award for its One Touch 818 and the Onetouch 355 Play models.[4]
The first Alcatel phone was the OT Easy HF. It was released in 1998, and had a battery standby life of up to 140 hours.
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- ^ "The Disillusion of TCL and Alcatel".
- ^ "ALCATEL ONE TOUCH Wins 2 iF Design Awards". Retrieved 1 December 2014.
External links[edit]
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- Official website (English)
- TCL Communication Technology Holdings Limited (TCL Communication) site
- Press release about TCL-Alcatel Joint Venture
- Official website UAE
- Alcatel OT Easy HF
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