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Free Speedometer
- Publisher: Fapps World et Cie S.E.C.S.
- Genre: Navigation
- Released: 24 Jan, 2011
- Size: 8.2 MB
- Price: FREE!
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This app shows the current travel speed using the built-in GPS receiver of the iPhone.Perfect for measuring your speed in car, on bicycle, when riding or running.
It shows the speed in mph or km/h. The app automatically uses the right unit, based on the iPhone country settings.
It uses digital and analog display. Several display styles are available. In addition max speed and average speed are calulated.
How fast am I. What was my maximum speed. What was my average speed. All these essential questions will now be answered.
- speed displayed in mph or km/h. The correct display is automatically chosen, depending of the country settings of your iPhone
- both digital and analog display
- display of maximum speed
- display of average speed
- filtering technique for better results
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Because GPS data is used, a minimum travel speed of about 5km/h, 4mph is required. This means walking speed is generally not high enough to show a result.
This application works on iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G. Does not work on iPod touch and first generation iPhone.
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I never read anyone's work until my own is done but I am laughing at how so many people saw the 'face'. I so wanted to do something really science-fictiony but in the end went in a totally different direction. Strange how I can look at the same picture and see creepy crystal face and also see a salt shaker that is missing it's partner...........
Always fun! Now I will go read others' offerings!
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Here are a set of "arguments" using "logic" so mysterious (i.e. nonsensical), they are irrefutable:
If Jesus was real, why does Buddhism exist?
Religious marriages are unnatural and should be illegal. Animals don't get married in churches.
Churches should have to take down their crosses. How am I supposed to explain to my children that you think they're going to hell just because they don't believe what you believe?
I know that your religion is false because every book on atheism says so.
I don't understand how you can believe in heaven. Doesn't that make life meaningless and depressingly cruel?
If Jesus healed the sick, why are there still sick people?
Christianity isn't a religion.
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Input-output theory and institutional aspects of environmental policy
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Volume (Year): 10 (1999)
Issue (Month): 1 (January)
Pages: 161-176
Handle: | RePEc:eee:streco:v:10:y:1999:i:1:p:161-176 |
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- Steenge, Albert E, 1978. "Environmental Repercussions and the Economic Structure: Further Comments," The Review of Economics and Statistics, MIT Press, vol. 60(3), pages 482-486, August.
- Lowe, Peter D, 1979. "Pricing Problems in an Input-Output Approach to Environment Protection," The Review of Economics and Statistics, MIT Press, vol. 61(1), pages 110-117, February.
- de Haan, Mark & Keuning, Steven J, 1996. "Taking the Environment into Account: The NAMEA Approach," Review of Income and Wealth, International Association for Research in Income and Wealth, vol. 42(2), pages 131-148, June.
- Arthur, W Brian, 1989. "Competing Technologies, Increasing Returns, and Lock-In by Historical Events," Economic Journal, Royal Economic Society, vol. 99(394), pages 116-131, March.
- Leontief, Wassily, 1970. "Environmental Repercussions and the Economic Structure: An Input-Output Approach," The Review of Economics and Statistics, MIT Press, vol. 52(3), pages 262-271, August.
- Albert Steenge, 1995. "Sraffa and Goodwin: A unifying framework for standards of value in the income distribution problem," Journal of Economics, Springer, vol. 62(1), pages 55-75, February.
- Segerson, Kathleen & Tietenberg, Tom, 1992. "The structure of penalties in environmental enforcement: An economic analysis," Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Elsevier, vol. 23(2), pages 179-200, September.
- Keuning, Steven J. & van Dalen, Jan & de Haan, Mark, 1999. "The Netherlands' NAMEA; presentation, usage and future extensions," Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, Elsevier, vol. 10(1), pages 15-37, January.
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With interest in the Milwaukee Brewers getting higher after the team's three-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals, will Wrigley Field become Miller Park South this week when the Brewers head to Chicago to meet the Cubs?
Probably not. SeatGeek.com, which provides price forecasting for events, estimates that about 20% of fans searching for tickets to the four Brewers at Cubs games are coming from Wisconsin.
"As far as volume, demand is smack dab in the middle for these games when ranking the entire Cubs season," said Ben Kessler, a SeatGeek spokesman.
FanSnap.com, an online ticket search engine, reports there are thousands of tickets available on the secondary market for the Brewers-Cubs series this week.
Christan Anderson, a FanSnap spokesman, said ticket prices appear to be averaging around $48. That's less than the Cubs' average ticket prices for remaining home games ($76).
Tickets to see the Brewers this season are beginning to trend upward, according to this graphic from SeatGeek.


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... to deal with the train system so I took a cab to my hotel. I sure am happy I did because walking 30 minutes with a 35 lb backpack in 97 degree heat is not my cup of tea. Once I settled in a bit I decided to take a walk to Naschmarkt which is a long open air food market inside the city. Thank goodness for google maps or I could have found myself in a sketchy area. But it's Vienna I thought, so how sketchy could it really be. I got a falafel sandwich from ...
Vibrant Vienna Christmas Markets
... markets offered we were surprised this was so popular. After about an hour jostling with the masses we made the decision to head back and grab bread bowl goulash at the previous market before calling it quits and heading home.
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Day 19 - Bratislava to Vienna
... amp; visited a wine museum & did some wine tasting. Absolutely loved Bratislava & would highly recommend it. Today we took the train to Vienna (now getting used to train travel & subway systems). Have only been here a short time, but It is easy to see the western influence vs the eastern cities we have visited.
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Make sure you join Warriors supporters as they make their visit to the fantastic surroundings of Wembley Stadium for a day like no other on Saturday, February 13, 2010 (kick-off 3pm).
Tickets remain on sale NOW and priced at an amazing price of just £10 for adults and £5 for juniors. The club is also selling a limited number at £20 for adults and £10 for juniors. Supporters are advised that there are no concessions.
Warriors are also offer fantastic travel deals to get you down to the capital for the big game in style!
For just £29 per adult and £24 for juniors - with a £2 discount for Warriors Supporters Club members - you will get coffee and breakfast baps at Sixways followed by your coach travel and match ticket to watch the Warriors at Wembley!
This will be a unique occasion for everybody associated with the Warriors and sport in Worcester, an opportunity to support our team and our city at maybe the most famous stadium in the world.
Beyond the Guinness Premiership rugby, there will also be a full pre-match show, featuring major music acts, and a special competition at half-time - the last time Saracens played at Wembley, one lucky spectator kicked a ball against the crossbar and won £250,000!
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3570k pc Corsair 300R MSI Z77A-GD65 8GB Mushkin 1866 3570K Intel 212+ Evo Coolermaster 750W Silencer Mk. II 7 yr warranty Asus Blu-ray Burner 120GB Agility III OCZ 6970 HIS 2GB Posted in BST 3 days ago, but what is a good price for it? I am asking 750+ship, is it too much? No replies so far. :( |
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Didn't make it to JunkFest? Here's what you missed!
Sale pictures, and flea market pictures coming soon!!
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Wow, you gals sure know how to crank out the great stuff and put on a fabulous show. Wish I could of been there, but with a 50th in-law anniversary party the same day, a shop sale going on and prepping for the Junk Bonanza it just wasn't in the cards for this year. My loss is your customers gain.
Your accumulation of treasures are awesome. So glad it went great (talked to Cassie) and that the crowd showed up. In this economy we just never know what will happen and it obviously happened again for the 4 great talented ladies that you are.
Awesome!i could hardly bear to click on this post...because i knew i would be ill at what "could have been" if only i had been there!!! i really hope you don't mind my next question: do you know the date for next year's sale?!? i really want to know so i can save the day for junkfest 2010...


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Birch, Carol L. "Storytelling: Practice and Movement." Teaching Oral Traditions. Ed. John Miles Foley. New York: The Modern Language Association, 1998. Print. 308-17.
Birch's main contention seems to be that the storytelling community needs a critical vocabulary with which to discuss storytelling as a conscious practice.* Moving beyond the many efforts to illuminate how-to tell stories, Birch focuses her attention on exploring how storytelling works as a complex socio-cultural interaction---on how the process of telling stories means. She lays down two terms that provide insight into this process and the dynamics of the relationship among audience, text, and teller; these two terms are "conviction" and "credibility." And she captures the dynamics of inherent in this multi-faceted relationship in this question: "Do I believe what this person is telling me?"
I take this to mean the following: "I," the audience member, has certain expectations about how the storytelling event should meet her needs. These expectations center on personal moral and aesthetic standards---her beliefs about what and how a story---a text-in-performance---should mean. As the teller tells her tales, the audience member is weighing the text and the teller's performance of it against her beliefs; she's testing the teller's conviction and credibility. If she's convinced the teller's tale and its performance are credible, she can answer that, yes, she does believe what this person is telling her. She can subsequently give herself over to the interaction facilitated by the text-in-performance. However, if she's not fully convinced, she my shut herself off to the audience-text-teller relationship or at least hold back the attention required by her participatory role in the storytelling event. If all audience members did this, the performance would be a flop
As Birch suggests, these dynamics exist on a continuum, from total connection among audience, text, and teller to total disconnection and many degrees in between. She further suggests that these terms (conviction and credibility) can be used to evaluate a range of storytelling circumstances---from everyday storytelling ("situational") to storytelling meant explicitly to pass on a culture's moral standards and ethical principles ("conscious-cultural") to professional, staged storytelling ("platform"). Her categories---situational storytelling, conscious-cultural storytelling, and platform storytelling---can further be used to discuss how stories and their performance mean in various social and cultural contexts.
*Even keeping in mind that this essay was published in the '90s, Birch has some fundamental things to say about the critical vocabulary used to discuss texts-in-performance and storytelling/performance events.
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Italian silk tie by Bronzini. Purchased at swank 5th Avenue store, B. Altman & Co. Bands of Etruscan warriors in pewter-grey, pale-silver and brass-brown -- the "Tarquinia" pattern. The tie is elegantly-designed, with several flourishes to the interior and a Bronzini unicorn emblem on the back. Lightly-padded & top-stitched where it lies behind the neck. size : long price : $16
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Susic praises Bosnia-Herzegovina spirit
Bosnia-Herzegovina's players were praised by coach Safet Susic after they recorded their first FIFA World Cup win against Iran on Wednesday.
Goals from Edin Dzeko, Miralem Pjanic and Avdija Vrsajevic made history for Bosnia, who put defeats against Argentina and Nigeria behind them with a stylish 3-1 win in Salvador.
Bosnia, who finished third in Group F, knew their fate prior to kick-off and that showed in their play as they took the game on.
And although they have exited the tournament - as have Iran, who finished bottom following the defeat - Susic was proud of the way Bosnia ended their first World Cup campaign.
"I congratulate the players on a good game and win," said Susic. "We are uplifted as we head back home.
"There was a little more luck and fewer mistakes (today).
"We lacked international experience, but I cannot complain about the players.
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11 November
Dulce et Decorum est (1917)
Bent double, like old beggars under sacks,
Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge,
Till on the haunting flares we turned our backs,
And towards our distant rest began to trudge.
Men marched asleep. Many had lost their boots,
But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame, all blind;
Drunk with fatigue; deaf even to the hoots
Of gas-shells dropping softly behind.
Gas! Gas! Quick, boys! An ecstasy of fumbling,
Fitting the clumsy helmets just in time,
But someone still was yelling out and stumbling
And floundering like a man in fire or lime.
Dim through the misty panes and thick green light,
As under a green sea, I saw him drowning.
In all my dreams, before my helpless sight,
He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning.
If in some smothering dreams, you too could pace
Behind the wagon that we flung him in.
And watch the white eyes writhing in his face,
His hanging face, like a devil's sick of sin;
If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood
Come gargling from the froth-corrupted lungs,
Obscene as cancer, bitter as the cud
Of vile, incurable sores on innocent tongues,
My friend, you would not tell with such high zest
To children ardent for some desperate glory,
The old Lie: Dulce et decorum est
Pro patria mori.
Wilfred Owen
Remembering Grandads service in France 1913 - 1919
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IoE Number: 32876 Location: CHURCH OF ST MARY'S, CHURCH LANE TIMSBURY, BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET, SOMERSET Photographer: Mr Arthur A. Chapman FRICS Date Photographed: 09 September 1999 Date listed: 21 September 1960 Date of last amendment: 02 May 1986 Grade II*
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TIMSBURY C.P.CHURCH LANEST 65 NE2/24Church of St. Mary the Virgin21 9 60(formerley listed as the Church ofG.V.II*St Mary's)
TIMSBURY C.P. CHURCH LANE ST 65 NE 2/24 Church of St. Mary the Virgin 21 9 60 (formerley listed as the Church of G.V. II* St Mary's) Anglican Parish Church. 1826-32, east end of 1852 by Sir George G. Scott. Ashlar, slate roofs. West tower, aisled nave, chancel, north and south chancels. West tower of 2 stages, diagonal buttresses, tall west window under drip with subsidiary tracery and glazing, south door under drip, each side of the second stage has 2-light window under hoodmould with pierced tracery, clock to east, very thin battlemented parapet with ill-proportioned finials; 4-bay embattled nave has 2-light Y-tracery windows under drips, diagonal buttresses with finials, gabled south porch; gabled chancel of 1852 has a 3-light Perpendicular east window, quatrefoil frieze to gable, gargoyles, diagonal buttresses, identically dressed north and south chapels. Interior: thin arcade with clustered shafts, similarly detailed arcade with screen to Lady Chapel. Monuments: a good collection of early C19 tablets including, Gratiana Palmer, 1823, marble woman weeping by urn on slate ground by Reeves of Bath; Mary Palmer Smith, 1826, marble urn and shield, slate ground by Greenway of Bristol, John Parish, RN, 1837 with anchor, globe, flag; Samborne Palmer, 1814, marble draped urn, inverted torches, slate ground, Lancashire of Bath. Many monuments reflect the long association of the Samborne family with the parish. In the Lady Chapel is a fine C17 wall monument, gadrooned base with skull, columns, heavy entablature below ogee head with ball finials, in north vestry is a recumbent chivalric figure on good chest tomb with heraldry, to Barnaby Samborne, died 1610, but very clean, (scraped or copied?). (Source: N. Pevsner : Buildings of England : North Somerset and Bristol : 1958).


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This year, instead of having children draw names and swap gifts for the holidays, 4th graders in Mrs. Joelene Vining and Mrs. Melissa Lewis' class at Williston Elementary School purchased gifts for a family in need within the Williston community.
The teachers contacted the First United Methodist Church in Williston to "adopt" two families for Christmas.
Students were then asked to bring gifts for the families and had the opportunity to wrap the gifts on the last day of school before the holiday break.
Mayor R. Gerald Hethcoat presented the January 2009 Student of the Month awards at Tuesday evening's city council meeting.
Each student is awarded a personalized certificate of achievement and a coupon for a pizza from King Munchie's.
From Joyce Bullock Elementary school, the designee is Kindergartener Maclayne McGowan, daughter of Paul and Scarlett McGowan. Maclayne was nominated by Mrs. Cecillia Edwards, her teacher, who made the following comments:
Central Florida Community College recognized 13 students who completed the Certified Nursing Assistant program at the CFCC Levy Center on Tuesday, Dec. 9.
Receiving Certificates of Completion were Elsie Couch, Joyce Doyle, Elaine Gore, April Hudson, Nicole Jones, Tiffany Jordan, Sabrina Lindy, Hannah McRoberts, Rosiea Nichols, Shaina Strickland, Nicholas Swoboda, Letha Wright and Josephine Ylagan. Receiving recognition for perfect attendance were Doyle, Hudson, Jones, Jordan, Swoboda, Ylagan, McRoberts and Strickland. A Special Achievement Award was presented to Swoboda.
Three Williston school students were honored by Mayor Gerald Hethcoat last week as Students of the Month for December.
Everett Warren, Joyce Bullock Elementary first-grader, son of Curt and Karen Warren, was nominated by Mrs. Griffith, his teacher, who made the following comments:
Homecoming week at Williston High School is Nov. 3-7. This year's theme is super heroes.
Dress-up days include:
Monday, college day.
Tuesday, twin/alternate personality day.
Wednesday, wacky tacky day.
Thursday, superhero/villain day.
Friday, spirit day.
Events include the powder puff football game on Monday, the parade at 5 p.m. on Thursday with a community pep rally and skits following the parade, and the homecoming game on Friday night against Santa Fe. There will be a barbecue at the school Friday from 5-7 p.m.
Central Florida Community College recognized 14 students who completed the Certified Nursing Assistant program at the CFCC Levy Center on Tuesday, Oct. 7.
Receiving Certificates of Completion were Brittany Arrington, Kathleen Basham, Samantha Davis, Casey Ford, Amanda Hodge, Kristen Holland, Christina Judd, Gabriella Knapp, Jody Knight, Laura Odom, Morgan Perryman, Bernadette Preble, Kimberly Robinson, and Kimberly Shelton. Receiving recognition for perfect attendance were Kathleen Basham, Kristen Holland, Kimberly Robinson and Kimberly Shelton.
Williston Mayor R. Gerald Hethcoat presented the October Student of the Month awards at Tuesday evening's City Council meeting.
Students are nominated by teachers or administrators at each of Williston's schools. Each honoree receives a personalized certificate of accomplishment and a gift card for a pizza donated by King Munchie's.
Last Saturday was the day for Levy County residents to "Stuff the Bus," providing school supplies for local teachers to help their students. From the left, Lydia Bridges, her daughter Maycie, and Margie Zanders of Williston Middle School accepted donations at Hitchcock's in Williston.
Thanks to the concerted efforts of many, Williston Elementary has a new lawn mower! Now that the heavy rains from Tropical Storm Fay have subsided, head custodian Sammie White will have plenty of time to get the hang of handling the new red Gravely.
Williston Elementary School will hold a "Meet the Teacher" day on Friday, Aug. 15, from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m.
The school will have an open house on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. A full group assembly for parents and grade level teachers will take place in the multi-purpose room at the following times: 5:30 for fifth grade, 6:30 for third grade and 7:30 for fourth grade. Special area teachers will be introduced and then will proceed to their classrooms to meet the parents and answer questions. After School/SES Providers will be set up in the Media Center.


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During a recent interview conducted for The UK Sun, WWE star Chris Jericho spoke on a number of topics, including who came up with the idea of him being silent during his return promos, the mystery girl in the videos hyping his return, why he came back to WWE and more. On the subject of his reintroduction videos, Jericho had the following to say:
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- Front desk services
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Jun 13, 2004
Where I stayed
The weather was mainly sunny in the morning and dull in the afternoon, but only a couple of hours of rain. I was lucky. On two of the nights I stayed in little hotels and on one night camped in a huge forest near the town of Starachowice.
It was beautiful, mature pine trees with an understorey of oak saplings and the ground covered with a green herb which had little white star shaped flowers. The new oak leaves were still light green. I was woken at about 4am by the dawn chorus and lay there half dozing listen to cuckoos, blackbirds, chaffinches and loads of songs I don't know. Suddenly a loud series of short, gruff barks came from somewhere near the tent. I fairly jumped up. Whatever it was not far away and seemed to be thumping the ground (with its feet?) at the end of each bark. I am used to sleeping in the rain forest and there every noise is scary until you know what it is. I told myself that this must just be a deer. The only animal I would really fear meeting would be a wild boar, but that's pretty unlikely.
The barking faded into the distance and I went back to sleep. I got up at 7am and as I boiled water for tea a hare bounded by about 20m away. It didn't seem to notice me and every few hops stopped for a second before continuing. Naw, it couldn't have been that?
Anyway whatever it was didn't eat me and I've made it to Warsaw safely. This morning I visited the Warsaw History Museum, the main reason being to see the film shown there about Warsaw during the war. Another sad tale of death and destruction. A valiant, but failed, uprising against the German Army in 1944 led to Hitler ordering the destruction of the city. Hundreds of thousands, mostly civilians had died in the street fighting. Building by building, 95% of what had been a beautiful city was blown up and torched, the Soviet army watched both the fighting and the destruction from the other side of the river!
In the hostel when looking at the map of the city, I had commented that the old town was very small. I may have touched a raw nerve, "That's because it was all destroyed in the war and that is all the government could afford to rebuild." the receptionist told me.The citizens meticulously rebuilt quite a large area of the old town and it has been rewarded with a UNESCO listing, so well has it been done.
Last night I went out to watch the UEFA cup Final. After trying a few bars I found one, yes it was an Irish Pub, were the match was on. As a bonus there was live music also, two excellent guitar players who included a few blues songs in their set. They didn't seem to mind that many eyes were focused on the TVs either side of the stage.
I bought a map of the Baltic States today. It is the last map I need to finish the trip. I leave tomorrow (Friday) and hope to be in Vilnius by Monday or Tuesday.
In Warsaw I stayed in the Oki Doki Hostel, being only two months old, its not even in the guide books yet. It is very clean , central and has the highest bunk beds I've ever seen, the top bunk was above my head.
I was able to safely store the bike behind the reception desk, perfect, but it is on the third floor of a fine old building and there is no lift, so I had to carry the bike up. The old town and university district are close by, so sightseeing and cheap food are no problem.


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Oh I cannot wait for the last 8 episodes. Man I'm going to miss this show when it's done.
Not-so-well-known fact that Dean Norris was in Total Recall. Pic of him below sans makeup.
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Perfect ending to the season. It's always the little details that get you caught. Can't wait to see what the writers have in store for us in the last season.
Liked the music they played for all the prison killings. Summed up Heizenburg's tone perfectly.
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Poor Jesse. Just want to give him a hug. I hope he makes it out OK (he won't, no one will, but that's the guy I'm rooting for).
Serious question: is anyone still rooting for Walt? I wasn't for a while this season (I was last season), but if I was, Oz like scenes (plus last week's murder - out of pure ego!) would have done me in.
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If Walt actually did get out, listened to his wife, then yeah I kinda am rooting for him still; as weird as that is. When Hank made the connection; I was like "oh ****, I hope Walt doesn't get caught" as my first reaction.
I've read heaps of critcism of how quick his changeover to being a bad, bad man has been this season but, tbh, it often goes that way in real life. Without seeing the eps this season, someone who suddenly has a ton of power will often go to some extreme lengths to keep it. The path from petty criminal to the top of the heap isn't very often an incremental or linear thing, after killing (personally) several people, what's 10 more between friends in an indirect way?
It wouldn't surprise me if Walt barely cares about his family any more and is most interested in just not getting caught. That said, it's not an unknown thing for a heavy crew member to have a feeling that they have no way out. Couple that with hubris and they might make it much easier to catch them so that, although they're pinched and ****ed, at least the pressure's off. More than one serial killer has left notes saying 'please stop me'.
Like I said, would have to see the eps in question but, on the descriptions I've seen, none of it sounds terribly far-fetched.
I agree that it is realistic for him to flip quickly anyway, but he has been evil for ages. Letting Jesse's gf die, willing to poison an innocent child etc.
He hasn't become more evil, he's just become more crazy and egotistical imo.
Like him killing 9-10 fairly bad guys in prison is obviously downright vicious, but is it worse than poisoning an innocent child for your own gain?
Question for anyone with an amateur or professional interest in the area: are the meth purity numbers quoted on the show in any way realistic? It seems implausible that Walt can manage over 99% purity while the poor Czechs are languishing at 60%. Always thought Europeans were relatively discerning drug users (mtc).
Onto the [spoilers]:
I thought this was the most believable character transformation on the show really (and it should be, seeing as it's in the title). As SS mentioned he started 'breaking bad' way, way earlier than most fans seem to believe. AFAIC he was pretty much irredeemable by the end of the second season. The 'he's doing it for his family' thing is such a red herring. It was for his ego. If this were a real person people would have no sympathy for the character.Originally Posted by TC
I found the transformation the other way in the latest episode somewhat difficult to believe. I don't buy that he's suddenly 'out' without any real trigger after refusing countless prior opportunities to leave with his pride and money intact. I get that it was done to make the reveal seem more dramatic, but it seemed a bit forced to me. I might have missed a lot, I only watched a ****ty stream of the episode, haven't downloaded it.
Anyway, good that the end game begins now. The twist was more or less as expected but satisfying nonetheless. Still have to reiterate my disdain for the split season idea, eight episodes sucks.
"Under the spreading chestnut tree,
I sold you and you sold me."
I want to know why the **** he ends up with a machine gun on his 52nd birthday!
I don't think the decision to get out "transforms" him the other way though. He's still the same person, he's just achieved his immediate goals. As Skyler points out to him, he's got more money than he or his kids can spend in their lifetime. He's the boss of his business and he's earned the respect and recognition he so desperately craves. His "legacy" is secured. Therefore he's out. If for any reason something changes, you can bet he'll immediately jump back in and be willing to murder and manipulate anyone to save himself. That's why I don't think he's a good guy all of a sudden.
I also think the cancer is back, which may have contributed to his decision to get out. We know that he's coughing and taking medicine again on his 52nd birthday. We also saw him getting a MRI this episode. I think he was told the cancer is back after that MRI and wants to spend his remaining time in peace with his family.
Poor choice of words on my part. I didn't mean transformation in the sense of becoming 'good' again, obviously he isn't, I just don't really see what has happened between him turning down the methylamine deal and now to justify his exit. Obviously the big thing was Mike's death, and I could conceivably see that being the catalyst, but they didn't spend a whole lot of time on the fallout. With the show being in its final season (or whatever you want to call it - AFAIC this is one season, not two) it's becoming much more about developing plot than characters, which is perhaps more exciting but I've found it less believable and coherent in parts.
What are his 'immediate goals'? He's had more than enough money for his family's needs for ages now, it's not and never was about that. I thought part of the point of his Grey Matter story ('billions - with a B') was to establish that in his mind it was never going to be enough for him to be satisfied. I don't believe that the 'pile of money' scene with Skyler would meaningfully affect him; there's been very little to suggest that he's receptive to outside input, whatever the source. In terms of his legacy I'm not sure that much has changed either. He might have the respect of a few more drug dealers but that seemed more of a tangential thing.
I'm sure he's lying to some extent about being out, anyway.
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Wait... Noble 6 has to be Master Cheif. Dr. Halsey's last line implies shes talking to Cortana, the AI that look, sounds, and thinks like her, and Cortana choose Master Cheif.
Posted: August 25, 2010 2:01 PM -
Number six has a hyper lethal rating and only one other Spartan is known to have that rating hmmmm...I wonder who that could be.
Posted: August 25, 2010 9:48 AM -
Terror Tricks
I really need to start reading the Halo books, but play this game first.
Posted: August 24, 2010 2:05 PM -
i just know that cheif won"t ever touch down on reach until after all the events come to be. he is in space on a different mission. love REACH!
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Master Chief was in cryosleep in the first episode of Legends so it may be impossible and he isn't part of the Spartan 3 program he is the better spartan.
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I also think noble 6 dies at the end or he's Buck from ODST.
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Master chief was in cryo sleep until Combat evolved and I think Emil looks the coolest
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Finally... A true next-gen Halo sequel and not just a multiplayer sequel with a fresh coat of paint. I may have to pick this one up.
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Isnt noble six supposed to be referring to us? like me or you, like we control him and maybe thats it. right? hes a rookie but we r pros. i could be way off i dont know much about halo. but i think that was kind of obvious,
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it is possible for him to be noble 6 however not likely Chief's best friend was almost as good as him and he died in the books so its either him or chief. though alot of people say that chief couldn't be in this game cause he wasn't on reach. Those people need to catch up on halo history since Halo Combat Evolved takes place almost right after the fall of reach and chief was there.
Posted: August 18, 2010 3:31 PM -
When she says just like another spartan she is talking about Chief. So Noble Six isnt Chief.
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Holy crap! Halo trailers are always so full of it in my opinion.
Its just a siple, none too impresive si-fi shooter. Multi player is pretty fun though.Posted: August 18, 2010 11:28 AM -
sounds like noble 6 is going to be "carrying their last hope," sounds like it may be Cortana.......which I'm sure he'll pass off (while dying) to Master Chief at the end.
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Before any dumbass who knows nothing of halo types in something, Noble 6 is not Master Chief, ... dumb bitches hold my prick, Chief would back hand you if he heard that crap.
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i cant deal with the anticipation. im goin to die before this game comes out from a super orgasm
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I agree 100%. No one is forcing you to play MoP dude. If you don't want a game with Pandas, then play that PoS Guild Wars 2 and have nothing to do at all.
Gnomes are a titan creation, affected by the curse of flesh to turn them into a mortal race. Like the dwarves, and to a certain degree, humans. Because they were orignally mechanical creation (mechanomes), they have an inclination for making mechanical devices (engineering). Whereas the dwarves were originally stone, and so have more of a passion for mining/digging and such. That was all developed in Wrath of the Lich King. Do you want to play a gnome now?
Thank you zomgname for the signature and avatar!
The pandaren aren't all "there is only peace!" There is farming, kicking back in the town watering vegitables and stuff, but that is a small part. I skipped over most of it while leveling my warrior.
At the heart of all of Pandaria is various wars. Not the least of which is the pandaren rising up against their Mogu overlords, toppeling their stranglehold on the land, and then, pretty much, taking over the lands themselves. They're more willing to live side by side with the other races, but you don't see them tearing down that wall.
And if you want war, play the Dreadwastes. I love the Klaxxi. There are two groups. There's the Empress and those who follow her, who are possessed/influenced by Sha, and want to break through the wall and start taking over pandaria. Then there are the others, that players work with. They want to tear through the wall and take over pandaria... but not yet! They have a very specific cycle to follow, and the Sha have started the fight early, so basically they aren't prepared yet. They are warring within their own kind, and because they're not on the same page, they're not going to be prepared to fight the bigger, common enemy.
Which is a set up for the Alliance-Horde conflict. How many times has the same force threatened both sides? And yet Alliance and Horde can't/won't/struggle to work together to fight it. If they'd just get on the same page, they'd be a stronger force against outside enemies.
TL;DR Pandaren aren't about peace, they're about fighting when you Need to, not just because you Want to. I think it fits in with WoW's overall themes very nicely.
Thank you zomgname for the signature and avatar!
When I first heard about the expansion I was like "omg panda's? that is going to look stupid!" and now I have a pandaren monk as my current main heh. Thought the Tillers would be dumb but it's actually some of the more entertaining dailys you end up doing. MoP has been a lot of fun for me.
The whole Asian theme doesn't bother me as WoW has always themed out a lot of it's content. Not any more out of place then Uldum's egyptian theme or the Romanian style of the Worgen area. At least the Pandaren got a bit more investment into the story than the Worgen or Goblin's did.
I can answer this relatively easy at least for myself anyway.
Cow people were easy enough to get around cause they were close enough to a minotaur that one could accept it.
Wolf people the same as the above.
However, Blue goat people pushed players limits and the story that came along with them but they had so little to do in the expansion it was easy enough to skip them. As a playable race, you didn't really have to do anything at all with them. So that imaginary breaking point line people have was there and this race pushed gamers close to it but limited exposer helped not kill the buzz of the expansion.
Now bring in the walrus people of Lich King and thank God they were only NPC. They were another addition to the game that should have ended up on the development room cutting floor. Another push to that breaking point time for some gamers but since they were NPCs the resulting addition of them was limited but still quite stupid in the overall WOW universe and pushed gamers still closer to that breaking point line.
Now you bring in the pandas.
An entire expansion built around them that is totally different than what was done with the blue goats, then piggy backing off the popularity of a much broader scoped kungfu panda to hit a much broader scope of casual players. The same race we played as an easter years pasted but many probably never seen them till someone else told them about it and they went back to see it in WC3, then the massive April Fools joke about them when any other race could have been used but pandas were chosen instead. Why? Probably cause they were a joke around the office.
All that leads in some sense to why people dislike the race and expansion.
Over time some gamers were pushed closer and closer to that "last straw" moment. Pandas were it, if not pokemon or farmville or any other number of features. At some point, they decided there not going to support or fund MoP for whatever reason pushed them there. Take your pick or come up with something on your own but pandas was the last straw for a good many people.
It's great people like MoP and you don't have to agree with me but if you really can't understand how some don't or how some have put up with certain WOW additions and this one being the last straw in a large stack of straw, then it's not the gamers that dislike MOP that need to broaden there minds for understanding.
I can get how you might like MoP but can you honestly say you can't understand how some gamers don't ?
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I understand how people don't want pandaren in wow.
I understand how people want pandaren in wow.
I understand how a product cannot satisfy both groups.
I'd also like to add to your post by saying to Quras the following...
By constantly complaining about it and whining, you're being no better than what you hate.
Secondly, who cares? Don't play then. Stop complaining about it constantly and just subject MMO-Champion plus everything about the game from your life.
10 million+ of us love the game. You just need to deal with that my friend.
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Actuwally after reading that i would have To agree, specialy with the aftermath of Jade forest if you do the whole zone.
It could of Progrossed with the Hozen, Maturing, learning to adapt to change, and figuring out how to fit in with new races.
The same with the Jinyi they could learn how to adapt to this new "Allaince" Hell in fugutre patches they could Add a few to stormwind to help with Vashj
Pandaren have been in Warcraft lore for at least as long as Arthas and Illidan (WCIII), and one of them was a founding member of the Horde (Chen Stormstout). They have appeared in every iteration of Warcraft; RTS (WCIII), MMO (MoP), action figures, the tabletop RPG, the TCG, Novels, comics, everything. Hell, I don't even think gnomes and trolls can claim that.
If you don't like 'em, just say you don't like 'em. That's fine. Just don't try to legitimize your opinion with baseless non-facts.
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See now that's a smart post.
This next one not so much.
Given the debate about it has been going on so long, it's far from over. I doubt you understand anything from the other sides perspective.
Even if blizzard spends countless hours doing all they can to make pandas an addition to WOW beyond even this expansion, there are enough people that simply won't support it. Beyond the other poor development ideas that made it to the game, this one (pandas) was teh last straw.
Like it or not that's just the way it is. Be it gnomes, taurens, wolfmen, blue goats or whatever.
The Easter egg was placed and the joke made. Hell, I bet they tried to get Jack Black to do a voice over.
When the creators of the race think of them as a joke did you really expect gamers to think any differently?
There are times when you just can't support the development of something even if it is a smaller portion than the whole.
I did. I stopped playing and paying.
However, that has nothing to do with me posting here since the forums are here for us all to voice our opinions.
Last edited by quras; 2012-10-08 at 07:15 PM.
Then don't play.
The amount of time you're putting into debating something that we just don't care about is ridiculous.
We like Pandaria.
We like the Monk class.
We like this Expansion.
There's nothing you can possibly say to convince us otherwise.
You can put down these arguments because it has no use.
You have your opinion.
We have ours.
Neither side is budging.
So just drop it.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2524?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13040567#comment-13040567 ] Martijn van Groningen commented on SOLR-2524: --------------------------------------------- Hi David, I think that as well. I removed the affected version and changed fix version to 3.3, since this issue is blocked by LUCENE-3099. I don't think we can fix this before 3.2 is released, since the vote has already started. > Adding grouping to Solr 3x > -------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-2524 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2524 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: New Feature > Reporter: Martijn van Groningen > Assignee: Michael McCandless > Fix For: 3.3 > > Attachments: SOLR-2524.patch, SOLR-2524.patch, SOLR-2524.patch, SOLR-2524.patch, SOLR-2524.patch > > > Grouping was recently added to Lucene 3x. See LUCENE-1421 for more information. > I think it would be nice if we expose this functionality also to the Solr users that are bound to a 3.x version. > The grouping feature added to Lucene is currently a subset of the functionality that Solr 4.0-trunk offers. Mainly it doesn't support grouping by function / query. > The work involved getting the grouping contrib to work on Solr 3x is acceptable. I have it more or less running here. It supports the response format and request parameters (expect: group.query and group.func) described in the FieldCollapse page on the Solr wiki. > I think it would be great if this is included in the Solr 3.2 release. Many people are using grouping as patch now and this would help them a lot. Any thoughts? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com | |
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The ADI-2 is equipped with a balanced stereo line input via two Neutrik XLR/phones combo jacks, a balanced stereo line output with XLR plus separate and simultaneously active phone jacks, as well as an adjustable headphone output.
The analog inputs and outputs use the same circuit design as RME's famous ADI-8, guaranteeing outstandingly low noise and distortion. Three different settings for the input and output levels each provide perfect compatibility on analog domain. A further highlight is SteadyClock, a proprietary clock technology for maximum jitter suppression. SteadyClock guarantees superb sound quality completely independent from the quality of the current reference clock. The ADI-2 uses the latest generation of AD/DA-converters capable of up to 192kHz sampling frequency at a S/N ratio of 110dB.
Digital Connectivity
The RME ADI-2 has more to offer than tremendous sound, it also gives you exciting digital connectivity. The RME ADI-2's transformer-balanced coaxial (RCA) SPDIF I/O has switchable Channel Status to make it fully AES/EBU compatible. The optical TOSlink I/Os can handle up to 192kHz and also serve as ADAT I/Os with up to 96kHz sample rate. You can even use the RME ADI-2's SPDIF input and ADAT output or vice versa in AD/DA mode.
Clear Layout and Distinct Labeling
The clear layout and the distinct labeling of the RME ADI-2's front panel with its functional buttons, the informative status displays, a six-LED level meter as well as the tidy functional back panel make the RME ADI-2 easy to operate the ADI-2 right out of the box. Protective rack handles and a strain-relief for power cord and audio cables are further useful details that make the ADI-2 even more unique.
Wide Range Of Power
Following the 'Universal Power Supply' philosophy of RME's Digiface, Multiface, QuadMic and OctaMic, the ADI-2 comes with an external switching power supply. Its additional internal switching power supply has been specially designed and optimized for audio applications. It accepts any voltage from 7 to 30 V, be it AC or DC, and even runs on batteries and rechargeable batteries.
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David Ferrer in fourth-round after beating Roddick
David Ferrer has reached the fourth round in Wimbledon for the third year in a row, the furthest he's ever got at the All England Club, after beating Andy Roddick in four sets. The man from Alicante, the only Spaniard left in the singles tournament, faces Argentine Juan Martín del Potro next.
The Ultimate Warrior was a WWF character who wowed audiences around the world with his courage in the sporting arena. In the tennis world this role could only be filled by David Ferrer, who reached the fourth-round of Wimbledon for the fourth time in his career after overcoming the American Andy Roddick in four sets, 2-6, 7-6(8), 6-4 and 6-3, after 2 hours and 38 minutes on court.
Roddick started the match breaking the Spaniard's serve twice, and his aggressive start put him 4-0 up. Continued errors from Ferrer meant the set was finished off without any great spectacle. During the second set Ferrer started to read the American's dashes up to the net, and forced him to put in a lot of running. A-Rod managed to take the set to a tie-break, but the man from Spain won through after facing down two set points for Roddick.
Ferrer then turned the match on its head, having been dominated he started to dominate. In the seventh game of the third set the man from Alicante finally broke Roddick's serve and went ahead in the match for the first time. Roddick had problems with back pain, but it didn't stop his serves from raining in at over 200 km/h. Ferrer stepped up a gear though and found the key to unlock Roddick's serve volley game, going on to win comfortably. As in the third set, a break in the seventh game decided the fourth set, and with it the match.
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Manufacturers to be located elsewhere When Minnesota became one of 23 states nationwide to legalize the production, sale and use of medical cannabis with the final passage of a bill this past spring, it created some uncharted legal territory for local cities. Vadnais Heights reacted to this terra incognita by placing a one year moratorium on the establishment of medical cannabis manufacture and distribution in the city at its Nov. 19 meeting.
Mounds View Public Schools District 621 announced new winter weather policies two weeks after the year's early first snow storm, poised to address the cold and snow with new options and clearer guidelines.
Residents passing by the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant, now referred to as Rice Creek Commons, might see a large amount of smoke or a low-flying aircraft over the property next week.
Homeowners in Arden Hills, Mounds View, New Brighton, Shoreview, St. Anthony and Vadnais Heights, along with those across the state, should have, by now, received parcel-specific proposed property tax notices.
A MnDOT graphic shows the extent of planned construction work on Interstate 694, which will include two new left lanes on both sides of the highway, east- and westbound, between Rice Street and Lexington Avenue. (submitted graphic)
A stretch of Interstate 694 in Shoreview is set to be widened in about a year's time, and the Minnesota Department of Transportation will hold an open house Dec. 4 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. to discuss the plan at Shoreview City Hall in the council chambers.
The Metro Transit BRT A Line will start at Rosedale Center in Roseville and follow Snelling south to Ford Parkway in St. Paul, reaching its final stop at 46th Street in Minneapolis. (graphic courtesy of Metro Transit)
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A Vadnais Heights-based meat processing company is recalling more than a half-ton of meat that may be contaminated by E. coli bacteria, according to a Nov. 22 release from the Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service.
A blue light was recently installed on the southwest corner of County Road D and Old Highway 8. As shown, the blue light is illuminated, meaning the red lights for traffic crossing from the other direction are engaged. (Mike Munzenrider/Bulletin)
Ramsey County installs new signals to help with red light enforcement Small blue lights are showing up on the sides of traffic signals throughout Ramsey County offering police a safer way to enforce red lights and in turn, reduce accidents. In total, 128 blue lights will be installed at 49 intersections, according to a Ramsey County release.
Veterans and Legionnaires salute as the Pledge of Allegiance is said at the Nov. 12 New Brighton City Council meeting, just after the Tri-City American Legion and VFW presented a POW/MIA flag for display in the council chambers. (Mike Munzenrider/Bulletin)
Council chambers presented with new POW/MIA flag At a New Brighton city council meeting delayed a day for observance of Veterans Day, members of the Tri-City American Legion Post 513 and the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 724 presented a POW/MIA flag to the council Nov. 12. Mayor Dave Jacobsen read a city proclamation thanking all veterans.
In 2010, the Roseville Parks and Recreation Department completed a parks system master plan, which includes acquiring a 3.32-acre parcel of land just south of Autumn Grove Park on Hamline Avenue. The vacant lot is owned by the Mounds View School District, and could be used for "court sports," including baseball, volleyball, pickleball or soccer, according to Parks and Recreation director Lonnie Brokke. (submitted graphic)
Former contaminated site to become a park A three-acre piece of land in Roseville with a storied background as a dairy farm, construction company, printing press, school district center and contaminated brownfield will soon become a city park. The Roseville City Council approved a purchase agreement with the Mounds View School District for a 3.32-acre property at its Nov. 10 meeting. The council plans to use the site, located at 2959 Hamline Ave., to augment Autumn Grove Park, which is just north of the property that once housed the school district's administrative center. The city entered into the purchase agreement in April, and has been conducting its due diligence period since.
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July 30, 2016
Andhra Pradesh veterinarians successfully complete training for a community spay/neuter program
More than 100 veterinarians in Andhra Pradesh complete training for spay/neuter program with expertise from HSI/India and Blue Cross of Hyderabad
July 22, 2016
More than half of the dogs in Jamshedpur sterilized
The findings of HSI and Animal Help Foundation's Bi-Annual Dog Population Survey found that 51.3 percent of dogs have now been sterilized and vaccinated in Jamshedpur, India. The sterilization of dogs is an important step in reducing the overpopulation of street dogs in the city, while vaccination aims to eradicate rabies from the community.
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Hyderabad police arrest juveniles filmed burning puppies
8 juveniles have been arrested in Hyderabad for burning three two-month old puppies alive
July 13, 2016
Campaign launched to end dog meat trade in India
HSI released shocking video footage of dog meat death pits in Nagaland, marking the launch of a campaign to end India's brutal and illegal dog meat trade.
May 30, 2016
Don't Give Case Property Animals to Accused During Trial: TS, AP Governments
The Governments of A.P and Telangana have directed all state public prosecutors to adequately represent custody animals and ensure they are not handed over to the accused during the trial period
May 12, 2016
Parliamentarians, Indian Celebrities say #NoMore50 to Demand Stronger Penalties for Animal Cruelty
#NoMore50 campaign launched by HSI/India and People for Animals is urging Parliamentarians, Celebrities and others to demand for stronger penalties for animal cruelty
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India Bans Import of Dogs for Breeding
HSI/India and People for Animals Lauds Indian Government's Historic decision for ending import of dogs for breeding
April 26, 2016
MPs Across Party Lines Urge Environment Minister to Increase Animal Cruelty Penalties
As the Parliament session begins, MPs from different political parties have urged the Government of India to strengthen animal laws in the country by amending the PCA Act, 1960
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HSI/India and Blue Cross of Hyderabad Launch Spay/Neuter Training for Government Veterinarians
Over a period of four months, 112 government veterinarians from Andhra Pradesh were to undergo a 14-day training in spay/neuter surgeries conducted by HSI/India at the Blue Cross of Hyderabad facility in Jubilee Hills.
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First of a Kind Dog Population Management Program in Hisar a Success After One Year; More Than 92,000 Dogs Treated
HSI/Incia treated more than 92,000 community dogs as part of the first of its kind National Rabies Control Program in the Hisar Division of Haryana, a program set up to manage dog overpopulation.


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Insitute of Transport Releases Comprehensive Study on Demographics of Electric Vehicle Owners
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Okay. If the burning question for you has been or still is "What sort of buyer, buys electric vehicles?" then here comes the answer.
The Institute of Transport Economics in Norway researched the demographics of electric vehicle buyers both in Norway and abroad in an attempt to pinpoint who purchases electric vehicles. The results are not too surprising.
The Institute of Transport concludes that the typical purchaser of an electric vehicle is likely to be a "man, probably middle-aged, living in or near a big city who has a high income and education level."
Again, this study is not limited to only Norway. Several countries were evaluated prior to arriving at this conclusion.
The Institute further says that electric vehicle purchasers tend to be those who work in industries that exposed them to EVs prior to buying one. For example, the Institute says electricians and government workers in municipalities with electric vehicle fleets tend to then purchase an EV of their own.
Additional findings include that EV buyers tend to live in multi-vehicle households, which suggests that EVs are either used as a second car and or to replace the need for daily commutes via public transit.
You'll find loads of additional information in the Institute's study linked below, but as we noted above, don't expect to be all that surprised by the findings.
Source: Norway's The Institute of Transport Economics (pdf)
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In other news, the sky is blue and the grass is green.
I just looked. Your story checks out.
Not in my yard. The grass is kinda brown.
"which suggests that EVs are either used as a second car and or to replace the need for daily commutes via public transit"
Can you define "second car" ? For us Leaf is the primary (and first) car. ICE is the second car.
This makes sense in that I would like to buy one to replace one of my Ice cars that I use for all my local trips for under 20 to 40 miles. About 90% of my driving is less then 20 to 40 miles a day.


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Google Now revamps search integration in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Google just officially unveiled its next iteration for Android -- Jelly Bean 4.1 -- and now we're getting to see the various "buttery" improvements the company's worked into the OS. Hugo Barra, Director of Product Management, took to the I/O 2012 stage to detail the refinements introduced to its search integration. The entire experience has been redesigned from the ground-up with a fresher UI and a "faster, more natural" voice search ability. That refreshed interface borrows from the recently outed Knowledge Graph, displaying queries for weather, Wikipedia and restaurants in graphical card format. That same layout extends to voice search, now spoken by a much more human-sounding voice. You can also dismiss the cards with a simple swipe, exposing the full list of search results beneath. But that's not the whole story, the company's also introducing Google now -- a new form of search that ties your browsing and navigation histories together to anticipate your needs. In the demo, Barra showcased how the new system could help to calculate a user's commute, replete with alternate route suggestions and even scheduling info, recommend nearby restaurants as they're passed and keep users abreast of impending appointments with departure time recommendations. Excited for this next search-based step in Android? Then look for it to hit Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S and Xoom devices as part of the 4.1 update coming mid-July. http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/27/g...4-1-jellybean/ |
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"Rachel Ray Is Like A Demon Trapped Inside A Goat"
Everyone thinks New Yorkers are unfriendly, but these ones are surprisingly undeterred by comedian Billy Eichner's loud questions. Also, they apparently have a lot to say about Rachel Ray's culinary skills, Florence Welch, and Nicki Minaj's… ass. Watch the full episode of Funny or Die's "Billy on the Street" Thursdays at 11PM on FUSE!


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Oh my, I wouldn't mess with him!
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Regenia Brabham (Deleted) gave props (22 Nov 2009):
He looks like an executioner. Did you know that the people being executed would tip the ax holder to make sure they were executed in one strike. It rarely worked. LOL. Great capture.
Andrea Petersen gave props (22 Nov 2009):
He does have the look...The actors who are dressed in these costumes must psyche themselves into their character roles. But they are probably completely different in their real life. It takes a talent to re-enact their parts.
Lori Reece gave props (27 Nov 2009):
That does look intimidating!!


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