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Written by Skeptic on 25.02.2014 at 06:03
I listened to the one song in Stereogum and, I don't know why, but something about the song reminded me of "The Red in the Sky is Yours" by At the Gates. I don't know if it's the vocals, the dynamic songwriting with all the twists, stops and turns, or even the sometimes similar melodic riffing (after 3:28 specially) , but I got that feeling. An awesome feeling, by the way, because that first album from At the Gates is one of my favorites and a style of death metal that unfortunately never influenced many bands (at least to my knowledge, only Eucharist had an album with a similar style).
Although that song reminds me of that album, it still sounds very different. I like it a lot, and I'm certainly going to listen to the rest of the album and it will probably end up as one of my favorites of 2014.
Quote:Well anything that combines thrash, death and prog in the style of The Red in the Sky is OURS ( ) should be pretty damn good... I want to this listen to this one.
Written by Rulatore on 01.03.2014 at 06:33
Is this similar to their first one ? If yes, I'll just skip it.
Written by Skeptic on 01.03.2014 at 06:32
I noticed my terrible but funny mistake only after Joe quoted me. Well I edited my comment, I apparently don't like grammar mistakes as much as re-reading before posting, as crazy as it sounds
Quote:Less gritty, rough around the edges death metal, more refined, progressive-infused death and thrash, on a quite a balanced level. Definitely not the same.
Written by Skeptic on 01.03.2014 at 16:46
Quote:Less gritty, rough around the edges death metal, more refined, progressive-infused death and thrash, on a quite a balanced level. Definitely not the same.
Yes, it's definitely not similar to "The Red in the Sky is OURS" (:D), the feeling I had was just a first impression. The atmosphere is completely different, and the production and songwriting are, like Joe said, more refined. Even the genres and influences don''t entirely match, the At the Gates one is a death metal album with a lot of melody, while the Sweven's album seems, from my first impression, something more on the progressive side, with death, thrash and psychedelic influences.
Quote:He wasn't comparing the album with At the gates, he was comparing with their debut
Although is different, I found it boring too.
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I like the cover. The comments here are encouraging too. I'll have to check this out
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Same, at least if it is anything like The Red In Thy Sky Is Ours, I'd dig this.
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Same, at least if it is anything like The Red In Thy Sky Is Ours, I'd dig this.
It's totally nothing like At The Gates ever did.
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To me, this sounds like Hail Spirit Noir, but without the keys.
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Sweet Victory
In between folding laundry and preventing the kids from seriously maiming each other, I periodically checked the Phillies/Mets game last night. Suffice it to say that Cole Hamels was not sharp. I mean, giving up a lead-off double to the pitcher?? Of course, this led to a run being scored. Thankfully, Chase Utley tied it up in the next inning, with a solo home run.
OK, so far I'm pretty calm. But then Hamels immediately gives a run, and more, right back, by allowing the Mets to score three runs in the bottom of the fourth. Now I'm not a happy camper, and with apologies to CCR, I felt a bad mood on the rise.
Lo and behold, the Phillies tie the game back up with three runs of their own in the top of the seventh. My mood was beginning to brighten. After scoreless eighth, ninth, and tenth innings, who should be leading off the 11th but Chase Utley. In answer to the prayers of Phillies phans everywhere, he obligingly deposited another ball in the right field seats to give the Phils a 5-4 lead. Ryan Madson, in his new role as closer of the moment, recorded a 1-2-3 bottom of the 11th for a save.
Like SpongeBob says, it's sweet, sweet victory, yeah!
(OK, I've got two kids, I've seen waaay too much SpongeBob)
A fool and his money are soon parted
Is there actually a Mets fan out there who has $35,000 lying around that he/she doesn't know what to do with? We'll find out in two days, when bidding ends on eBay item 290322027654, the Shea Stadium Wrecking Ball.
Just how does one display a wrecking ball in their home? There are so many better things to do with $35,000 – they could always just send some to me, I would put it to good use!🙂
So how many songs did you know?
Kudos to Julia, who identified all the songs my subheadings came from yesterday. For the record, they were:
"She's mean and she's evil, like that little old boll weevil…" – Little Sister, Elvis Presley;
"Doctor, doctor, give me the news…" – Bad Case of Lovin' You (Doctor, Doctor), Robert Palmer;
"Hey now, you're an all-star…" – All-Star, Smashmouth (an easy one);
"More, more, more…" – I was thinking of More, More, More by Andrea True Connection (yeah, I used to listen to disco back in the day) but my husband pointed out it could have come from Rebel Yell by Billy Idol (a college favorite, so I'm surprised I didn't think of that myself);
"I've been drivin' all night, my hands wet on the wheel…" – Radar Love, Golden Earring;
"But you don't really care for music, do you?…" – Hallelujah. There are several different artists for this one. Leonard Cohen wrote it and recorded it first, though I prefer the version by Jeff Buckley. There is also a version by Rufus Wainwright, which appears in the movie Shrek.
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Congrats on the win!🙂
Hahha, I know spongebob, I used to watch it all the time when I was younger. I'm 15 now, so I dont really watch it. http://tribechick.mlblogs.com/
Sue – not only do I know SpongeBob – I know the episode that the picture is from! Yup – kids too!! lol! Great win; both our teams were successful last night! Thanks for the shout-out! Love music! I am a firm believer in "life needs background music" – then we would know when the important parts were coming! lol!
Sweet Sweet Victory. That spongebob episode is awesome. That's one of my favorites.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane with the songs. I just read that blog. I am cathing up! and that wrecking ball, that is some expensive item. I have friends that when I ask them where they get their Dodger or baseball stuff, they tell me "Ebay." I got to check it out and see what else is there. Man, I am ready to come home. Too much time on the road lately.
Great win, Sue. Maybe the Mets will be even more demoralized than the Yanks and let us beat them this weekend. But you have to return the favor and beat the Sox. Deal?
Tribechick – I think SpongeBob is kind of like Looney Toons – funny no matter how old you are.
Julia – I like the idea of a "life soundtrack"! Ominous music to let me know not to answer certain phone calls, or dramatic music when something exciting is about to happen.
Dillon – Having been a "band geek" myself in my younger days, I totally love that episode.
Emma – eBay can be great fun; not everything is as expensive as the wrecking ball! Have a safe trip home!
Jane – I'll make sure to tell the Phils to beat the Sox for you, but they don't always listen to me, you know. And I'll certainly be rooting for your guys over the Mets!
Maybe Hank Steinbrenner will buy the wrecking ball and repaint it. lol
I am looking forward to seeing the old Yankee Stadium get taken down. Then maybe the wind currents will die down a bit and we get normal homers ro RF again.
There are so many different connotations for Sponge Bob. I am just glad they did not rename him SwifferBob Frillypants as a corporate manuveur.
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Sounds like a really great win for the Phillies!! Oh yeah, totally have $35000 just lying around and the perfect place to display a wrecking ball!! Haha. Crazy…
Renegade – SwifferBob! Ha, that is too funny, lol!
Kaybee – And they won last night too, in extra innings again – "Sweet Victory" encore!
Congrats on the win, especially in extra innings. Extra innings are always stressful.


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EDMOND, Okla. — Junior defender Tamara Geels scored two goals and sophomore midfielder Melissa DoRemus and freshman defender Whitney Hancock each had a goal and an assist Thursday, lifting Texas A&M-Commerce to a 4-1 victory over Eastern New Mexico University in the first round of the Lone Star Conference women's soccer tournament.
In the other first-round matchup, No. 5 seed Midwestern State slipped past No. 4 Angelo State 2-1. Today's semifinals pit third-seeded Commerce against No. 2 West Texas A&M at 11 a.m. (MDT), followed by top-seeded host Central Oklahoma against Midwestern State.
The championship match is set for noon (MST) on Sunday.
DoRemus, who scored twice in the Lions' 11-7 double-overtime win at ENMU on Sunday, put in a header off a teammate's shot that deflected off the crossbar. Commerce (11-7-3) then made it 2-0 just before halftime when Geels converted a header to the right side of the net.
ENMU (9-9-1) cut the margin in half in the 49th minute when junior Nicole Bregler headed in a cross from teammate Kara Henderson. The Lions added insurance in the 69th minute when Geels got her second goal after a free kick by Hancock in the penalty box bounced around and came to rest about two yards from the goalline.
The final goal came about 8 1/2 minutes later when DoRemus took a shot from just inside the box and freshman midfielder Ashley Osborne kicked it past the outstretched arms of ENMU keeper Stephanie Sanchez.
Sanchez compiled 12 saves for the match. Commerce dominated with 22 total shots to five for ENMU, including a 16-4 margin in shots on goal.


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The wind that whips through eastern New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle sends dust dancing through the streets. It rattles doors and windows, unravels neatly pinned hair, and leaves residents stumbling in its path.
Harnessing its power has never been a more popular pursuit.
Wind energy developers from across the nation see a region ripe for colonization, with stretches of undeveloped land and winds that race through the region at a yearly average of more than 12 miles per hour, according to officials.
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In Curry County, inquiries about wind energy have reached an unprecedented volume, according to Curry County Assessor Randy Williams.
"People are mainly looking for land owner information or looking for owner information on existing wind farms just outside Curry County," said Williams, who has fielded about eight phone calls on the subject in the last several months.
Neighboring Roosevelt County is also a hot spot, according to Roosevelt County Commissioner Gene Creighton.
The San Juan Mesa Wind Project south of Elida went online in January, pumping electricity to homes in eastern New Mexico, West Texas, Oklahoma and southern Kansas via Xcel Energy.
"The plant is running better than they thought it would," Creighton said. As a result, 60 to 80 additional wind turbines are to be added to the 120-turbine plant, Creighton said.
The Padoma Wind Power LLP of La Jolla, Calf., owns the farm.
According to the American Wind Energy Association, Texas and New Mexico are already trailblazers in wind energy.
While the wind farms generate few local jobs, they benefit the area by adding thousands of dollars a year to community tax rolls.
Texas, the second largest wind energy producing state, is expected to overshadow the first, California, this year, according to the American Wind Energy Association. New Mexico is ranked as the sixth largest wind energy producing state, according to the association.
But the mighty winds of the Land of Enchantment cannot dissolve major mountains on the path to wind energy growth, according to officials.
The largest purchaser of wind-generated electricity in the nation, Minnesota-based Xcel Energy, is on the brink of satisfying all of its wind energy needs, according to Xcel spokesperson Bill Crenshaw.
The giant buys energy from new age wind farms near Texico, San Jon, Elida and White Deer, Texas, among other places. There, these sleek turbines — distant cousins of rickety, wooden windmills long associated with the West — tower high in the sky, lend horizons a futuristic look.
"We are very nearly chock full (with wind energy)," Crenshaw said.
Because wind is a precarious energy supply — seasonal and intermittent — energy companies cannot rely on it fully, Crenshaw said.
"Wind comes and goes, and when it goes, we have to ramp up our natural fuel sources," Crenshaw said. Also, strong and sudden wind gusts can jeopardize an entire electrical system if harvested improperly, he said.
With Xcel's energy needs met, wind developers must find other entities ready to gobble up wind energy, if investment in the region is to reach its potential, officials said.
With big state and tax credits available for alternative energy ventures, there is no lack of willing parties, officials say.
But there is also no lack of hurdles.
The wide open spaces and howling winds of the High Plains beckon wind energy developer Joe Graham of New York. He has visited the region many times. Yet, his dreams of development are quagmired.
Xcel and other large entities own the power grids in the region. And wind developers do not have a system in which to transport harvested wind energy to larger markets in Texas and California, Graham said.
"I am waiting for the market to change in the Panhandle," said Graham. "Hopefully it will change in the near future," he said.
Others hope so, too.
Parmer County commissioners last week approved a resolution which supports the creation of a new power grid, or a restructuring of existing power grids in the Panhandle, Swafford said.
"It's like mining for gold," Swafford said, "It's just the mining of wind. Everyone knows we've got the wind, we just need to get the transport system."
A bill at least one New Mexico state representative said could expedite that process died in the past two legislative sessions. It would have created a wind energy authority to oversee the construction of a power grid connecting to outlying states, according to Rep. Jose Campos, D-Santa Rosa, who has his fingers crossed the bill will be passed in the next session.
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September 11, 2013 —
While autumn brings a welcome array of rich colors to the region as the light sharpens and foliage begins to change, it also signals the departure of the brilliant green ruby-throated hummingbirds that enhance our lives throughout spring and summer.
By early fall, hummingbirds begin their long journey south, bound for Central America. Many will cross the Gulf of Mexico in a single flight. Males may begin migration by early August, with females lingering into mid-September.
At this time, a popular myth surfaces—that if feeders are left out too long, then hummingbirds won't migrate. Disputed by avian experts from Audubon and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology (CLO), feeding is encouraged throughout the migration period and for several weeks after the last hummer has been sighted.
According to the CLO, various factors trigger migration, but the most significant one is day length. As the days shorten, hummingbirds move on, regardless of whether there are still feeders available. One good practice to begin this year is to keep an annual record of the date when the last hummingbird was sighted in fall and also to note when the first one arrives in spring.
Another persistent myth is that food syrup must be red in order to attract hummingbirds. While the birds are indeed drawn to orange and red flowers such as bee balm, heuchera and cardinal flower, most feeders feature red parts that draw their attention. Purchasing mixes that contain red dye, or adding food coloring to your own water/sugar mixture (one part sugar to four parts water) is unnecessary.
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we are not quite ready for solids, jack is 5 months. he is actually grabbing everything i eat though, is that a sign for readiness? he sits in his high chair but he stiil needs to get better at picking things up.
i am not going to do purees but should i start giving him a few things on his tray? like mashed potatoes or something? i feel like i want to wait a bit more, he's just so crazy when i eat anything that i am unsure.
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Former South Korean "comfort woman," Kim Bok-dong, 87, front, who was forced to serve for the Japanese Army as a sexual slave during World War II, seen here in April.
TOKYO -- The outspoken mayor of Osaka is under fire not only from the government but from members of his own party for saying that the use of "comfort women," some of whom were forced into prostitution, during World War II was necessary for the morale of Japanese soldiers.
Toru Hashimoto, co-leader of the Japan Restoration Party, made the comments during a news conference Monday.
"Whether it was of their own volition or against their will, the comfort women system was something necessary," he said. "For military morale back then, it was probably necessary."
The comments brought a quick backlash from senior Japanese politicians.
One of the strongest rebuttals came from a top official in Hashimoto's own party.
"This is not something that's coming out of our party. I think Mr. Hashimoto was expressing his own private opinions," said Sakihiti Owaza, a senior official in the Japan Restoration Party. "If these comments continue, we will need to look into his true intentions and put a stop to this."
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Osaka Mayor and co-leader of the Japan Restoration Party Toru Hashimoto, seen here in 2012.
Yoshihide Suga, chief cabinet secretary in the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, declined to directly criticize Hashimoto; doing so would be considered inappropriate because they are members of different parties.
He said, however, that the government's position on the matter was clear: "The issue of comfort women is an experience of an unspeakable, painful suffering for which we also feel extreme anguish."
Cabinet Minister Tomoko Inada did not let the protocols of political politeness stand in her way.
"It might not be appropriate to comment on what has been said by a leader of another party, but I believe the system of comfort women was a tremendous violation of women's human rights," she said.
Education Minister Hakubun Shimomura said he heard about the comments while on visits to Washington and London and he thought they had been not been "properly understood" by foreign media.
Despite that, given the tensions between Japan and its Pacific neighbors, he said that "the timing of Mr. Hashimoto's comments couldn't have been worse."
"I strongly wonder where there was anything positive in making these comments," he said.
Hashimoto's remarks about comfort women represented a break with what has become a Japanese tradition.
In 1994, then-Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama issued an official apology for Japan's conduct before and during the war, including the treatment of those who came to be known as comfort women. Since then, subsequent administrations have upheld Murayama's apology.
On Monday, Hashimoto agreed that it was important to accept Japan's role as an aggressor in the war and apologize for its atrocities, but he argued that other countries have had brothels for their troops.
"When a group of men is risking their lives, when this group of men are in a psychologically tense state, … anyone could understand that they would need something like the comfort women system," he said.
By Tuesday, there was evidence that Hashimoto might be stepping back a bit – but not retreating.
"Just because it was right at the time, obviously you cannot justify it today," he wrote in a Twitter post.
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On Thursday, October 25, the work of 79 faculty members from across the College will be displayed in Lavery Library from 4:00-6:00 p.m.
The celebration is an opportunity for faculty to share their work with the campus community. The work will include posters, journal articles, books, book chapters, papers, digital media, online media, professional presentations, reviews, and more.
Faculty included are:
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Bru…I Miss You
Brian Bruney
Thanksgiving is a day away. That's good. I need something to take my mind off these Yankees. But until tomorrow, I'll still be thinking about my boys. Right now, I miss Brian Bruney.
Brian Bruney had an injury-plagued season. He was hurt, he came back, but he wasn't better, so he was out again, and then he came back. Overall, Bru had a nice season. He finished with an ERA of 3.92 in 39.0 innings pitched with 36 K's. He didn't make the postseason roster, and he was quite upset about that.
One thing I love about Bruney is that he is a sensitive guy. Even though he is big and tough at 6'3″ 235, he's not afraid to show emotion. I remember hearing that he was close to tears when he found out that he wasn't on the postseason roster. He was so disappointed that he wasn't going to be able to help the team in the postseason. He's so cute.
Another thing about Bru is that he looked different every night. I miss that. I miss waiting for him to come out of the pen so I could see what he looked like that night. First of all, at the start of the 2009 season, I almost didn't recognize Bruney. He looked so different because he lost so much weight. He really looked good. Anyway, one night he'd have regular hair and be clean-shaven,
then he'd have long hair, kind of like Hughes,
then he'd be bald,
and then he'd just randomly have a moustache!
Every night, something would be different about Bru. His hair, his facial hair, high socks or low socks, long sleeves or short, and then. Then he did the most random thing ever.
He changed his number from #38 to #99! I was confused when I saw that. But it was him, Brian Bruney, #99. Hey, whatever floats your boat, Bru.
I can't help but to laugh when I think of Brian Bruney. He looks like someong I know. I can't put the picture up, because I don't know what he will think, so I'l just tell everyone. Brian Bruney looks like my history teacher from last year, Mr. Ogden. I would love to show you a picture to compare, but Mr. Ogden knows jujutsu, so I don't want to anger him. The picture I used for the bald Bruney is identical to Mr. Ogden. It's scary.
Bruney, I miss you! I hope you have a lovely Thanksgiving and enjoy the offseason. Ogd- I mean Bru, I hope to see you next year!
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Bruney looks like your history teacher from last year? LOL! I wonder if Mr. Ogden is a Yankee fan and would be flattered. You certainly captured all the looks of Bru. Let's hope he has a more consistent year in 2010. Meanwhile, Happy Thanksgiving!
Great entry! Yeah, it sucks when you miss a certain player so much in the offseason. Right now, I miss… well, my boys! Anyway, happy Thanksgiving!
NOw you just want him to be that sensitive… really he missed the big bonus of post season play.. it was the money he was sorry he didn't get… LOL just kidding hope you had a good Thanksgiving…
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Serving Size ½ cup
Calories 98
Total Fat 2 g
Saturated Fat less than 1 g
Cholesterol 21 mg
Sodium 212 mg
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Medium potatoes (about 2 pounds) 6
Celery, finely chopped 2 stalks
Scallion, finely chopped 2 stalks
Red bell pepper, coarsely chopped ¼ cup
Green bell pepper, coarsely chopped ¼ cup
Onion, finely chopped 1 tablespoon
Egg, hard-boiled, chopped 1
Mayonnaise, light 6 tablespoons
Mustard 1 teaspoon
Salt ½ teaspoon
Black pepper ¼ teaspoon
Dill weed, dried ¼ teaspoon
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With most technologies, we can only guess what they will look like 1,000 years from now. We don't really even know what the "ultimate" video game or cellphone would even look like. We're waiting for the technology to show us. But everybody knows what the end point of transportation technology is: instantly being able to go anywhere, at any time. Just like Star Trek's transporters, where you can send a person from Point A to Point B just like sending an email.
So how far away are we from that? Well, it turns out that there are a few complications ...
6You're Carrying Trillions of Life Forms That Also Have to Be Transported
Of all the different types of teleportation that have been thought up in science fiction, they basically all involve disintegrating a human body, shooting it to another location as some kind of data signal and reintegrating it on the other side.
So that would imply that The Fly was onto something when it warned against stepping into a teleporter while something else is in there with you. Jeff Goldblum wound up in the pod with a single fly, but that was enough to confuse the machine, because it was only expecting Goldblum. Having to deal with two life forms instead of one, the system combined them, creating the horrifying human/fly monster.
Life finds a way.
But The Fly was playing it pretty conservative. If Goldblum tried out his machine in the real world, he would find his transporter trying to separate him not just from the fly, but from around 90 trillion other organisms. That's right, trillion. We don't even know how much that is.
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These little guys have some prime real estate on your eyebrows.
That's because no matter how often you shower, your body is host to a ridiculous number of foreign organisms, from fungus that lives on your toes to viruses that live dormant in your system to mites that live on your eyelashes to the 300-cell-thick coat of bacteria on your teeth. And if you're thinking that all you need to do is develop some kind of better decontamination procedure, think again -- a lot of those microorganisms are your friends. You have bacteria in your gut that helps digest your meals. If you're a lady, your vagina is packed with little elves called vaginal flora that help protect you against yeast infections and other ladyborne diseases. All of that shit needs to make the teleporter trip with you, if you don't want to be extremely sick when you come out the other end.
Somehow, we expected vaginal flora to look more ... Smurfy.
We don't think it's a bad thing that The Fly didn't address these issues -- God knows we don't want to watch a film in which Jeff Goldblum turns into a giant vaginal flora or tinia fungus. The point is, a real process for breaking down a human and reassembling it at another location is way more complicated than it looks. Which brings us to the next problem ...
5The Computational Power Needed Is Mind-Boggling
If your transporter is going to break you down, beam you and reassemble you, then that means at the heart of the machine is a big computer that stores all that data, the exact arrangement of all of your molecules. So it's just like faxing someone across the country a picture of your naked ass, except that on this occasion you are faxing your actual ass.
"There has got to be a better way to perform a colonoscopy."
Of course, faxing (or emailing, or texting) a two-dimensional image is pretty simple. The data you're sending only needs to keep track of every pixel in the image and where it's located. Teleporting your actual body would work on basically the same principle, but with atoms instead of pixels. And that's where things start to bog down, because actual material objects in reality exist in much higher "resolution" than your typical iPhone camera.
According to Wired, if we can assume that all the data we need to record the location of a single atom in your body, along with all the relevant information about that atom, can all fit on a single page of a document, then the amount of data required to catalog your entire body would be around 909 petabytes (one petabyte = one million gigabytes). Most new computers come with hard drives around 500 GB, so it'd take two million of your hard drives to store you. If you used every single gigabyte on every one of the 15 million iPads that Apple sold last year, you still wouldn't have enough capacity to store one dumb ass.
We really need to stop signing off on all that mescaline for the Image Department.
Or, think of it this way. Facebook has 800 million users, and all of their billions of photos, videos and status updates take up about 30 petabytes on their servers, which are housed in multiple massive million-square-foot data centers. The storage needed to transport one human would take all of Facebook's corporate resources ... 30 times over. You'd need something akin to the cooling system of a nuclear power plant to run it.
But on the plus side, inviting people to parties is way easier now.
But, hey, storage technology is always getting smaller, so maybe we're just a couple of decades away from that kind of storage being doable. But then we get down to the actual task of breaking you down, which becomes problematic when you consider ...


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Health-care reform, of course, stands atop the domestic American agenda. Late-night talk-show host Jay Leno once joked, "I have been thinking about the health-care problem and how to pay for health care. If you took all the money the Republicans have spent trying to stop health care and all the money Democrats have spent trying to get health care, we could afford health care."
That's not too far off from the truth.
Health care affects everyone. Those who can't afford health insurance tend to neglect their own health or their families' health, one day finding their way to hospital emergency rooms. That costs everyone, as hospitals will somehow pass on those costs to taxpayers or those people who do have health insurance (in the form of higher rates).
Employers are affected by the health-care discussion, with rapidly escalating costs to provide insurance for their employees. The health-care industry itself is undergoing wrenching change. In the Boulder Valley, and elsewhere around the country, hospitals are expanding, adding services and vying to survive in a new world.
Hospitals are forging alliances with one another or battling it out. They're acquiring small practices or specialty clinics, offering the administrative support and security of a large system to physicians no longer able to afford independence.
These times of change nationally will be felt locally for years to come. That's why a publication such as Boulder Valley MD is so important. This directory, produced by the Boulder County Business Report, seeks to identify every medical facility — and physician — within the Boulder Valley, including all of Boulder and Broomfield counties.
Clinics have sold. Facilities have closed. New entrants have come into the market. A reference tool for consumers and health-care practitioners becomes an essential tool for tracking those changes and answering an important question: Where do I go for health-care services?
I'd like thank chief researcher Mariah Gant for her hard work researching this publication, and to the entire staff of the Business Report for helping pull this magazine together.
As the 2012 election nears its end, no matter who emerges as victor, health-care reform will continue atop the national agenda through 2013 and beyond. And the Boulder County Business Report, along with Boulder Valley MD, will be there to write about it.
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Since Bakersfield is the hottest new hot spot in Columbus, we're giving our take on both the food and the booze. The Short North neo-saloon does both pretty damn well.
The entire identity of Bakersfield (with locations in Cincinnati and Indianapolis) is inspired by the rock 'n' roll and honky-tonk rebels who birthed the Bakersfield sound.
"We started thinking about the Bakersfield sound era of music .... and trying to embody [its] sound and spirit," said John Lanni, who co-founded Bakersfield with his brother Joe and friend Alex Blust. "Those were the guys getting arrested and slinging shots of whiskey. We're just trying to embody that rebellious spirit."
Well, Bakersfield is a not a place you're going to see nightly whiskey/tequila-fueled bar fights — it is a fairly swanky space on the corner of Buttles and High — but you may feel like acting slightly more debauched while there.
Most of the space is wide open and feels designed for mingling in a crowd, which you'll be experiencing for at least the next few weeks, while puttin' down a few. There are a number of tables if you want to sit down for a meal, but those are mostly situated on the perimeter of the space. The L-shaped bar is the epicenter and is surrounded by a good amount of empty space behind the stools.
With a plethora of solid options behind the bar, drinking at Bakersfield is effortless. There are about 50 different American whiskeys (mostly of the bourbon variety) and tequilas available. The selections run the gamut from economical ($3 daily shot specials) to high-end premium ($25-$30 shots).
"I think we have some of the more affordable liquor pricing out there. [$6 for Buffalo Trace] is a good example; another place may be selling it for $8 or $9," Lanni said.
Bakersfield also has a few wines and a decent beer selection. Though I'm guessing most people order the $2 PBR drafts served in cowboy boot glasses — yeah kitsch. There are also a couple cocktails in the barrel-aged Manhattan ($12) and margaritas ($6 house, $12 premium).


text: Atlantis found in Western Europe!!! Jaxerback posted:9/4/2013 10:02:58 PM Atlantis was an island off the west coast of Ireland called Hy Brasil.. One of the American security staff at the Rendlesham forest incident claims he got these co-ordinates through binary code when he touched the "ufo". Jaxerback posted:9/4/2013 10:06:12 PM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlv4rRFNfgM&list=PLA60ACF88B781F9AB&index=2gary107 posted:9/5/2013 10:21:05 AM A few days back I interacted with Linc on the chat site and I remember asserting how it was important to touch the symbols in order to read them. It is reported that our American Air Force officer had done just that and with the subsequent results. I suggested finding out if it "reads" the same in both directions as this relates to language theory with regards to other animals other than humans. I had never read that the officer had touched the symbols. Must have been an interesting experience. I would care to see the symbolic language they are said to have and in what manner it could relate to the non-spoken symbolism we suggested for commercial shipping containers and icons used on copying machines and car dash boards starting in the early 1970's. I wrote "Back to Babel" in the Spring semester of 1968, one of my early and better works.Jaxerback posted:9/7/2013 10:54:47 PM gary107 posted:9/8/2013 3:07:39 AM I wish they could display the pictographs rather than the binary code out put. There is no reason to believe what we assign to each set of binary displays would be the same for other minds and cultures. I would care to see the pictographs instead.LincolnGenghis posted:9/8/2013 5:04:08 AM You and me both budy.Jaxerback posted:9/8/2013 8:18:05 PM That is never going to happen.I think the man is lying for attention. Please log in or become a member to add a post.


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Rebecca Thienes, a design consultant in New York, says that when embarking on a new decorating project, you should always start with your fabric, then match your paint. "Decorators know it's much easier to match paint colors to a fabric they love rather than find a fabric to match a specific paint color," she says.
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Esposito was interviewed as part of an article about Italy's preparations for the upcoming Rugby League World Cup, and gives his thoughts about what it's like to be a heritage player new to an international squad.
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The Art of FF
Is there really an art to FF, I here non FF people say there is an art to it. to me its just move your rod and catch a fish. would you call it an art or talent? Or is it just fishing without a spin rod. I would like to tell the people that ask, if its an art and only talented can do it and that you have to practice like you would a piano, what it really is. I don't know what to tel them. I'm new to it but I wouldn't call it an art, but what about you guys? Thanks.
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It may be that the movements of the fly rod, while casting, and mending, remind some of an artist with a paint brush. To me, there are very subtle movements made sometimes with the flyrod that will determine what I'm trying to do, in reguards to a particular cast, putting a mend in the line before it falls, piling the leader up in a downstream cast , etc. While throwing popping bugs this summer for smallmouth, I noticed a man watching a friend and I from his dock and as we approached he made the comment that it was just beautiful to watch the casting of the line. Art.....I'm not sure.The act of flyfishing is indeed a very pleasing and unique approach to sport fishing.
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I remember on another post that you went FF and didn't catch anything. - Move your rod and catch a fish??
To look like a fly fisherman is not to be one. The mechanics can be learned quickly, but the skill takes time to develop. Fly fishing is an art that takes practice, practice and more practice.
The fly fisherman who knows how to use his fly rod understands the art of fly fishing. Like any artist the joy is often more in the practice of the craft than the end results. -from the art of FF...
Giantfish you are a FF artist- Practice until you believe it...
*Just when you think you've got it right, some old timer will show you how much you don't know. That's part of the appeal of fly fishing, there's always something more to learn and new waters to fish.
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Giantfish, *I have a 13 yr old son (Pict. on photo board). He has been learning to FF this past year. I tell him that to consistantly catch fish on a fly rod in any type of water, it is a skill that takes patience, time, and a willingness to gain knowledge most other types of fishing do not require. Putting worms or corn on a hook or tossing a plastic lure with built-in action is easy. Learning about the aquatic enviroment and some skills involved in flyfishing, not only will make you a better angler, but a good steward of the enviroment. I believe FF is an Art. I draw and paint also and feel there are some similarities.
In an age where everything is fast paced and high tech, FF is still much the same as it started. I hope it remains that way for my son and for you.
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beauty is in the eye of the beholder.it dosent matter to me what i look like to others when i`m fishing just the satisfaction and the peace i have with myself and my surroundings.that is beauty and someone else may not see it but i see it and it looks like a piece of art.the art is what you create and how you feel about it.this may not make sense but alot of things i try to say dont make much sense either
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Great question, Giantfish!
I think it's an art in terms of technique. With that said, ANY kind of fishing can be an art for that reason. I prefer a flyrod to other ways because it's the most interesting. There are lots of differnent applications in flyrodding. Many people limit themselves to just a few of them when they could be taking advantage of them all. Or atleast pursuing them. Example: just fishing dries.
The art lies in the style you develope, not the delivery method.
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You guys are right, I told that person what you said and guess what? They want to fly fish now. I got a neww man fishin. Thanks it was a weird question. Also look at the pic board I'm under TN rivers' Caney fork, fist fly trip. Take a look.
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I think it is an art. Especailly when you can outfish the guys with corn and spinners. I love that feeling. I go fly fishing not to catch fish, but to be outside and not in front of the tv. Catching fish is a bonus for me. I like that you dont try to catch a fish with scent or some flash and rattle, but with a replica of what they are eating. It is so much more rewarding to me to catch a fish on a fly.
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Weekend brings full slate of eventsBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | October 11,2013Columbus Day weekend brings a frenzy of activity to Rutland this year.
Its never too much, said Tom Donahue, executive vice president of the Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce. Columbus Day weekend is always traditionally the peak in many respects. The long weekend gives people a chance to get out of town, come to Vermont. You cant nail down exactly when peak foliage is, but its always particularly beautiful in Vermont this weekend.
So, Donahue said, local businesses and organizations endeavor to give visitors plenty to do before, after or during breaks in the middle of leaf peeping.
The weekend sees two major annual events, HavestFest and Art in the Park, with horse-drawn wagons carrying passengers between the two from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
HarvestFest, put on by the Downtown Rutland Partnership, runs alongside the farmers market and features live jazz, booths for local artisans and several childrens activities like a scarecrow decorating and a scavenger hunt organized by the Wonderfeet Kids Museum.
Organizer Chris Ettori said the scarecrows will arrive pre-made, leaving just the decorating to young visitors.
The kids can paint the faces, put on the clothes, he said. When the downtown puts on an event we always see a big increase in numbers.
One of the displays will feature Rutlands contribution to a global interactive art project titled Before I Die.
A stenciled chalkboard and basket of chalk will give passersby an opportunity to consider and then share their personal aspirations in a few words. Before I Die was conceived in New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The project has since spread worldwide and walls have been created in more than 350 communities in 55 countries and 25 languages.
Rutlands wall project, which will be on display on Center Street from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., has been created by a locals including Annabelle Williams, Susan Beard, Susan Farrow, Sharon Nimtz and Carol Tashie.
Art in the Park, organized by the Chaffee Art Center, brings artists and artisans to Main Street Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event is free, but the Chaffee solicits donations at the entrance. Organizers say they expect about 100 vendors offering fine art, jewelry, clothing and craftwork, working in clay, metal, glass, fiber, photography and wood.
Several specialty food vendors and musical entertainment are also available.
Main Street Park will also be the starting point, around sundown, of Zombie Outbreak, a city-wide zombie-themed tag game.
Around the same time, the Paramount Theatre will host Dancing with the Rutland Stars, a fundraiser for local childrens programs. The show features local celebrities competing in a dance-off while paired with professionals, as in the similarly named television program.
It is the hardest thing I have ever done in my life, said Steve Costello of Green Mountain Power, one of the stars. Ive run five marathons and this is harder than training for that. Im totally shocked at how difficult its been.
Sunday brings one more event, when a historic 1913 rail car arrives in the city to move into its new how at the Vermont Farmers Food Center. West Street will be closed starting from 9 a.m., and at 9:30 two cranes will lift the car from the tracks, rotate it 90 degrees and deposit it on the new site. The entire process is expected to take roughly 4 hours.
Im really looking forward to that, Donahue said. Thats going to be quite the spectacle.
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Limestone Picked to Win Conf. Carolinas
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HIGH POINT, N.C. - Conference Carolinas women's
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Ranked No. 5 in the nation, the Limestone College women's lacrosse team returns a solid nucleus following a season in which they went 18-2 and lost in the final seconds against West Chester University in the NCAA Tournament.
This season, the Saints will be led by a talented group of players that include sophomore attacker Chelsea Treat and junior attacker Racquel Prager on offense and junior Brigid Milchling and sophomore Rashelle McLellan in goal.
Prager was second on the team in points with 57 (48 goals, 9 assists) a year ago while Treat scored 50 goals, good for second on the club, and finished with 54 points. Milchling delivered a 9-1 record and 6.39 goals against average and McLellan went a perfect 7-0-0 with a 6.29 GAA.
The Lady Falcons of Pfeiffer University have been selected to finish second in league play as voted on by the league's head coaches. Pfeiffer finished 11-7 overall a year ago, 5-2 in conference play, falling to top-seeded Limestone in the tournament's semifinals.
Losing four of the five top scorers from 2010, Pfeiffer will look towards five returning seniors for leadership as well as ushering in a host of newcomers. Senior Sarah Hebberd returns as the Lady Falcons top scorer from a season ago with 24 goals and 10 assists. Behind Hebberd, fellow seniors Jessica Moulton and Alex Cook come back as the next two leading scorers.
The Belmont Abbey College women's lacrosse team has reached the Conference Carolinas Tournament Championship game for the last three seasons and returns five of its top eight scorers from last season's unit that finished 9-9 overall and 5-2 in Conference Carolinas. Sophomore Susan Killeavy returns as the Abbey's leading goal scorer, amassing 26 goals in her freshman campaign. Senior Kristyn Kinsey finished with 23 goals, while Emily Hudgins registered 21. The Crusaders open the 2011 season with five straight home games, part of an eight game home schedule.
Rounding out the women's lacrosse preseason poll 4-8 was: Queens, Converse, St. Andrews, Lees-McRae and Erskine respectively.
Conference Carolinas Pre-Season Coaches' Poll
1. Limestone (7) 49
2. Pfeiffer (1) 42
3. Belmont Abbey 35
4. Queens 33
5. Converse 25
6. St. Andrews 20
7. Lees-McRae 11
8. Erskine 9
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