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Airbus expanded the customer base for its A350 XWB today with one order and a new commitment announced at the Paris Air Show, which will see this next-generation jetliner ultimately enter the fleets of three additional operators.
For the trio of carriers, the A350 XWB will be utilized to modernize long-haul operations, providing a modern and highly efficient aircraft that also retains commonality with other Airbus aircraft members currently in their inventories.
The Air France-KLM Group finalized a firm order for 25 A350-900s with options for 25 more A350 Family aircraft, leading to initial deliveries targeted in the beginning of 2017. Both of the group's operating airlines – Air France and KLM – will deploy the aircraft in their respective liveries.
"The A350 XWB fits very well with our needs for the long-haul network," said Alexandre de Juniac, who becomes the Air France-KLM Group's Chairman and CEO in July. "When this aircraft enters service for us, we will have an up-to-date, fuel-saving, comfortable, modernized plane for our long-haul services."
More than 190 Airbus aircraft are operated today by the Air France-KLM Group, consisting of the A380, A340, A330, A321, A320, A319 and A318 aircraft types.
SriLankan Airlines also is a current Airbus customer, flying A340s, A330s and A320s. Its commitment, detailed during a Paris Air Show press conference, is a Memorandum of Understanding for four A350-900s, along with six A330-300s.

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Do you remember how the Chargers hustled us out of picks for Eli?
I can see the same thing happening this year with the Colts and RG3. The Colts may draft him, forcing the Skins to pick up Luck, then a mega trade goes down involving multiple draft picks.
Although it will be a scumbag move it can help the Colts obtain extra draft picks during their rebuilding phase.


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Apparently a bunch of U.S. soldiers stumbled upon Uday Hussein's Lamborghini LM002 sport-ute in Iraq and, unaware of what it was, used it to play a game of run-the-car-bomb-into-the-concrete-wall. Those *** Couldn't they have at least destroyed it in a respectable way, like jumping it off hills until it died?
Since I'm no fan of SUV's and the LM002 is one of the ugliest Lamborghinis ever made, the death of this Lambo doesn't bother me any I'd have no problems destroying it myself. Whereas a Miura, Countach, Diablo and current models wouldn't be easy.
Wonder why so many people around the globe assert that Americans are dumb?
That car represents a *** that killed American troops.Good Riddance.
Austin, you gave me a good laugh, now there is a true fan...
There's nothing we can do about it... It's an inevitable happening.
I'm with sfowle on this one. They should've jumped the *** out of it til it died. If you're going to kill a car, at least do it with some style!
Eh, I could care less. It's one ugly car and SUVs are pointless anyway.
Should have e-bayed it along with whatever else is captured or forfeited with value in that hellhole.Probably would have made enough to pay for fuel for a jet to take off. Remember someone (us) is going to have to pay for this mess. *** Does anyone know how to actually ask Automobile magazine a question on this website? I am looking for a Collectible classics on the 84-85 AUDI 4000 Quattro?


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Binghamton University names new vice president for student affairs
BINGHAMTON, NY – Binghamton University President Lois B. DeFleur has announced that Brian T. Rose will begin serving as vice president for student affairs on January 7, 2008. Rose is currently associate vice president for student affairs at Rutgers, a position he has held since September 2004.
"We are delighted that Brian will be joining us at Binghamton University," said DeFleur. "Through his prior work at Rutgers, he brings breadth and depth of experience in campus life, student groups and the development of programs. He has extensive administrative expertise, with a strong record of developing several major projects at Rutgers during the reorganization and consolidation of their campuses. Brian's strong leadership and broad experience from a major public university will benefit our entire University."
After earning his bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania and his juris doctor from Georgetown University Law Center, Rose served as an attorney for the Stradley, Ronon, Stevens and Young law firm. He joined Rutgers in 1991 as an assistant dean of students. In 1995, he became the director of compliance and student policy concerns, and assumed responsibility for student policy development, FERPA and ADA/504 compliance. Supervision of the Office of Judicial Affairs was added to Rose's responsibilities in 2002.
"I am absolutely elated to be joining the Binghamton University community as Vice President for Student Affairs," said Rose. "During my visits to campus, I was deeply impressed with the enthusiasm, superb talents and diverse interests of the student body as well as the passion and pride that faculty, staff and students share about the University. I look forward to working with all my new colleagues in support of Binghamton's students and thank the many members of the University community who have already made my family and me feel so welcome."


text: .....R.I.P. to GM cars in 2012 Buick Lucerne From its launch in 2006, the Lucerne harkened to the days when droves of buyers sought out that freeway-cushioning ride of a stately General Motors sedan driven by a Buick V-6 with its roots in the 1960s. The Lucerne was a successful bridge from the old Buick to the somewhat less old Buick of today. Still, it retires long after most of its owners. Cadillac DTS/Cadillac STS The DTS is long due for a departure; its mostly seen as a limo/hearse alternative to the Lincoln Town Car. Both it and the STS will give way to a new top-of-the-line Cadillac XTS, due early next year, with GM expected to produce an even more expensive uber-Caddy soon after to tackle the Audi A8, BMW 750Li and Lexus LS460L rather than hauling high schoolers to the prom. Chevrolet HHR Once upon a time Chrysler took a boring small car (the Neon), grafted a body that recalled 1930s-era roadsters on top of it and created the PT Cruiser. Seeing Chrysler's initial success, GM copied Chrysler's play step by step — hiring the PT Cruiser's designer to draw a body meant to evoke the 1930s-era Suburbans and using the chassis of the compact Cobalt sedan. Imitation may be flattery at its most sincere, but GM didn't copy Chrysler's sales; the HHR was big and cheap but thirsty, and like the PT never received enough updates to stay current — although the supercharged SS version ranks as one of the best modern sleepers available.


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An acronym and euphemism for the phrase "Sorry For Raging". S4R is the superlative and supreme state of S4P, or "Sorry For Partying". An individual must first reach a universally recognized S4P status before any acclamation of S4R can be made.
Ashley: "Do you realize you are dancing on a bar chair wearing women's tights and a Santa Claus apron at the bar while your ass is hanging out?"
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UTSA to screen avant-garde 1960s short films
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(Oct. 9, 2007)--The UTSA Department of Art and Art History will present the third of four fall short-film screenings from 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 10 in the Buena Vista Theater at the Downtown Campus as part of the video art class in the New Media Program. The screening is free and open to the public.
The first group of works to be screened is a collection of short 16-millimeter films by members of the Fluxus film group. Second is a view of the national experimental film scene in a documentary about the First Annual Experimental Film Championship of the World.
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Fluxus Film is a group and avant-garde film movement organized in the 1960s in New York City by Lithuanian-born artist George Maciunas. The film style valued simplicity over complexity, anti-commercialism and had an anti-art sensibility disparaging the conventional market-driven art world.
The UTSA screening will include Ronald Nameth's 1966 film, "Andy Warhol's Exploding Plastic Inevitable," an 18-minute, experimental documentary about a series of multimedia events, Exploding Plastic Inevitable, organized by Andy Warhol in 1966 and 1967. Also known as "EPI," Warhol's "happenings" featured musical performances by The Velvet Underground and Nico, screenings of Warhol films, and dancing and performances by regulars of Warhol's Factory such as Gerard Malanga, Ingrid Superstar and others. For his documentary, Nameth recorded one week of the performances in Chicago.
The Fluxus film screenings include the Yoko Ono piece, "No. 4," a shorter version of the 80-minute film, "Bottoms," which consists of extreme close-ups of people walking on a treadmill. (See other examples of art and film by Yoko Ono and her late husband, John Lennon, in the exhibit, "Yoko Ono Imagine Peace: Featuring John & Yoko's Year of Peace," running through Sunday, Oct. 28 in the UTSA Arts Building gallery on the 1604 Campus. Read details in a UTSA Today story.)
"The works we will view embody a spirit in which art can expand into a social and communal experience," said Leslie Raymond, UTSA assistant professor of new media. "These screenings grow out of a combination of my teaching and a desire to reach out to the local art communities. They are programmed specifically for my classes, but are screened at the Downtown Campus and open to the public."
For more information, contact Leslie Raymond at (210) 458-4352.


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GSEC and GPEN Down
I did the GSEC first. It is 180 questions, and you are given five hours. I got 170 correct and finished in an hour. Then I moved on to the serious one. The GPEN is 150 questions and you're given four hours. I got 136 in that one, and again finished in an hour. I actually only had ten wrong, but the java-based connection to a virtual machine was so slow that I just guessed on those because I had clearly already passed.
I do like that they tell you whether or not you got the previous question right or not, so you always know where you stand. I'd gladly give up the ability to review for that. I do find it humorous that they end the exam immediately if you ever get to the point where it's no longer possible to pass. Plus, I imagine it helps maintain the integrity of exams.
The questions were probably more straight-forward than any other exam I've ever taken. I wouldn't recommend challenging these unless you're well versed with the material. I've already done MCSE:S, Linux+, CCNA, CWNA, CWSP, etc. I've also gone through everything for the OSCP and CISSP, and regularly do pen testing, IT audits, risk assessments, vulnerability assessments, social engineering, etc. Needless to say, this was basically all review.
I might challenge the GWAPT next since I've been dabbling with web development since I was 13 and am familiar with all the common attacks. I might have to get the courses for GCIH and GCIA since those are further outside my realm of expertise. I'll see how I feel after I get through Counterhack Reloaded (supposedly close to the IH material) and the new Wireshark book. A quality Snort resource or two should put me in pretty good shape. I'm hoping to make a GSE attempt in the fall of 2011, and getting all those under my belt will make me eligible.
I'll worry about that later though. I only have a couple weeks to prepare for the CISSP, and I'm not even through the AIO book yet...
I didn't really get to prepare for these since I was so busy with work, so I never got around to taking the practice exams. I've already given one of the GSEC exams away, but I have one more of those and both for GPEN. My expiration for taking the GPEN was April 3th, and I'm not sure if the practice exams expire then or not. You must be an active/contributing member to apply. Sorry, no lurkers
Edit: GPEN practice exams are good until 6/2/2010, and GSEC exams are good until 9/22/2010.


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Under 21s come from behind to record fine win.
Wolves Under 21s 3 (Eusebio 5, 20, 56-pen)
Tottenham Hotspur 1 (Ebanks-Landell OG 2)
After suffering an early setback against Spurs at Compton Park, the Wolves Under 21s hit back in style to record a 3-1 victory with Eusebio Bancessi recording his first hat-trick for the club.
In a frenetic opening spell Jake Cassidy headed over a cross from Zeli Ismail before Spurs took soemthing of a fortunate lead in the second minute.
Kenneth McEvoy drilled in a short, low cross from the right and although Wayne Hennessey managed to push the ball out it hit Ethan Ebanks-Landell on the ankle and rolled back over the line.
Three minutes later Wolves were on level terms thanks to a well worked goal. Lee Evans passed the ball inside to Cassidy and he helped it on to Bancessi who rammed an unstoppable shot past Jordan Archer.
The keeper then raced from his line to snatch the ball off the feet of Ismail as he ran through the middle. And Ismail was unlucky with a tremendous shot from 20-yards that took a hefty deflection and flew narrowly wide.
Wolves moved into the lead after 20 minutes following an Ismail corner. Archer appeared to fumble the ball in a congested six-yard box and Bancessi took advantage by prodding the ball over the line from close quarters.
Spurs threatened through McEvoy who hit a low shot that was comfortably claimed by Hennessey as Wolves continued to enjoy tha bulk of the attacking play.
Cassidy went on a run from the halfway line and cleverly held off the challenge of his marker but his shot from just outside the box was just too high.
Half-Time: Wolves 2 Spurs 1
It took a good save from Archer to prevent Jack Price from bagging a third seconds after the resumption. Kevin Foley's cross was half cleared to the midfielder whose shot flew through a sea of legs with the keeper having little chance of following the ball until the last second.
But Archer was beaten again in the 56th minute – this time from the spot after a penalty award that didn't go down too well with the visiting defenders. Ryan Fredericks challenged Evans just as the Welsh mifielder was shooting at goal.
The referee was right up with play and he immeduately pointed to the spot leaving Bancessi with the chance of completing his treble – a chance that he didn't squander.
Bancessi was fouled just outside the box as he ran onto a return pass from Cassidy. From Foley's free-kick George Elokobi climbed high to deliver a powerful header that went straight at Arclher.
Evans saw a shot deflected behind and he held his head in disbelief as the referee awarded a goal kick, then Eusebio was inches away from a fourth goal with a cross-shot that whistled past the far post.
Spurs tried hard to cut the deficit in the closing minutes and after Shaquile Coulthirst had headed narrowly wide, Cameron Lancaster smashed a shot against the post in stoppage time.
Wolves: Hennessey, Foley, Elokobi, Davis, Ihiekwe, Ebanks Landell, Bancessi (Whittall 83), Price, Cassidy, Evans, Ismail.
Unused subs: Tank, Flatt, Cranston, Parry.
Spurs: Archer, Fredericks, Stewart (McQueen 68), Veljkovic, Ball (McEneff 58), Gallifuoco, McEvoy, Bentaleb, Lancaster, Ward (Coulibaly 58), Coulthirst.
Unused sub: Miles.
Referee: N. Radford.
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We ask host of Playboy TV's Adult Film School to give us the ins and outs of filming a sex tape.

Want to know absolutely everything you need to film your own sex tape? We sat down with Holly Randall, Playboy photographer, porn director extraordinaire and host of the new Playboy TV show Adult Film School, which premieres November 2nd at 9pm EP, to get the scoop on filming in the bedroom.
Playboy.com: When filming Adult Film School, what was the one major misconception that kept coming up with couples?
Randall: That you didn't need to put any kind of thought or effort into lighting! That was the biggest problem, because a lot of people don't understand lighting and a lot of people don't understand that a camera doesn't see the same amount of light that the eye sees. Basically, the eye can see a certain amount of f-stops (about f/8.3 in a very brightly lit place to f/2.1 in the dark) that the camera cannot see. So people don't understand why something looks good to them in their eyes, but when they take a picture it looks absolutely nothing like it. So that was the biggest problem. Another common issue with camera lighting, especially smartphones – which is what most people shot in – is that it's doing an automatic lighting evaluation. If you have a really bright light behind you, like if you're shooting in front of a window or a bright lamp, what the camera is going to do is look for the brightest thing in the room and it's going to adjust for that. So if the brightest thing in the room is behind you, you're going to end up being very very dark, essentially a silhouette. That was what I saw a lot of, and obviously it's a big issue for those who are making their own home sex tapes.
Playboy.com: What kinds of accessories do you need to film?
Randall: A decent camera would be a good start! Secondly, some kind of decent light source; most at-home lighting is from the ceiling, which is going to give you an overhead light, which is generally not attractive because it's simply lighting the top of you instead of, say, the front of you. So if one has a nice large window that a lot of ambient light comes into, it's best to set up the camera in front of the window, shooting away from the window, allowing it to light the couple. Window light is a beautiful light, and essentially that's the best at-home lighting you can do without going out and buying expensive lights and learning how to light a room, which is kind of a pain. So that's the easiest way to take good pictures or to get good video: use the ambient light in your home.
Playboy.com: So before I came into the interview I asked the girls to "speak now or forever hold their peace" in terms of sex tape questions, and tips for people filming from laptops came up. I feel that it kind of falls into the same jurisdiction as a smartphone.
Randall: You can get a webcam that attaches to your laptop; there are some pretty decent HD ones out there. Nothing is going to be better than buying a real video camera, but those are expensive. But those are far better than trying to use the built-in webcams because those are generally a focal length, which means a wide angle, and it probably has a low resolution. So if you want to film into your laptop, you're better off going out and investing in a webcam that you can attach and run into your laptop. That will allow you to get in a little closer on the action and just generally get a better overall quality.
Playboy.com: Okay, we've set up all the cameras and we're ready to go. What should you be keeping in mind when shooting? Should you lose yourself in the moment or are there pertinent things you should be doing?
Randall: You want to be aware that if you want to watch this and actually see something you're going to have to open up to the camera. Obviously you want to enjoy yourself and you want to see yourself enjoying, but you have to keep in mind that there is an audience, which is the camera. So if you're just going to do missionary with your legs wrapped around your guy the whole time and you guys are staring each other in the eyes and kissing each other, that's great, but all you're going to generally see is, as Shakespeare calls it, a beast with two backs, which is just two bodies pressed together and the top of somebody's back. You're not going to see any penetration, you're not going to see any facial expressions, and you're not going to see anything like that. You want to be aware of the camera, you're going to try and turn your face to the camera. If you're in the moment and about to orgasm, don't turn your head away from the camera, turn towards it so it records the enjoyment on your face. That's another thing that you really want to keep in mind.
Playboy.com: For the show, did you do any sort of POV gonzo stuff or was it just a camera on a stand?
Randall: No, I definitely did. I do this when I film all of my stuff. I change my angles several times; I'll shoot over one of the performers' shoulders to make it look like the point of view of the people in the couple. And there were times, like if the guy was going down on his wife or girlfriend, I would shoot over her shoulder and would ask him to give me eye contact like I'm his partner so that it looks like the camera is the point of view of the girl.
Playboy.com: Are there any grooming tips for couples going into this?
Randall: That is quite important! You generally want to at least trim your pubic hair. Actually, it's a nice tip for guys, because if you trim or shave it, not only will you prevent pubes for going into your significant other's teeth, which is neither sexy nor fun, especially if you have to stop to take it out, it also makes your penis appear larger because there is less hair. It looks like it stands out from the skin further. So the guy and the girl should both trim the hair down there.
Playboy.com: So let's say a couple's filmed their sex tape: Ownership. How do you have that conversation?
Randall: That's a good question. That's kind of an awkward question and is something no one has ever asked me before. Obviously, when I film people, they have to sign a model release because as a professional that is something that you have to do. Now, if you're doing something with your significant other, I think that in general you're going to have to place trust in them that they're not going to go and show it to all their friends. With those leaked sex tapes that companies put out with celebrities throwing a whole fit and crying about how they got ahold of this tape, a lot of people aren't aware of this, but you can't put out sexually explicit material and you can't distribute it legally without a model release and ID verifying age. So all of those "sex tapes that celebrities are unaware of," they all had to sign off on a model release, had to provide ID and 2257 paperwork. Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian… They were totally in on the deal. So there's no way that people can legally distribute your sex tape without your consent. So that's something that hopefully puts some minds at ease, but if you have a vengeful ex who feels like sending out the sex tape to all their buddies, unless you feel like suing there's not a lot you can do about that.
Playboy.com: How long do you wait to watch it? Should you just pop it in right after or take a couple of days?
Randall: I don't know. After I've had sex, I don't want to get back into it right away; I'm generally pretty tired. So unless it's a marathon session and you want to watch it right away and it's going to get you going, I think you should wait a couple of days. The whole purpose is to excite you and your partner and to get you guys in the mood for doing it again. So I would put it in when you're in that mood and you want to go for it again. I wouldn't put it in right away; I would leave it for a couple of days, let the excitement build and then watch it.


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Michael Hill RB Missouri Western State, he is a small school guy obviously but he definitely shows some major skills. He does not have top speed but he runs hard, can catch well, blocks well, and he has a nasty stiff arm. He is an interesting player I think. He could be a nice pick in the 7th possibly or maybe even an UDFA. I heard that the Packers have brought him in for a visit but that is all I have heard for buzz around him really.
Sanders Commings CB Georgia, I am not sure why this guy is not rated higher. He has really good ball skills from what I have seen and I think that he is pretty good at tackling. I have not seen enough of full games of him to make an assessment on his tackling skills. Regardless I have not seen this guys name that high at all. I am seeing him projected like 6th round on quite a few sites which is really surprising to me because he looks like his game is very nice.
I will add to to list on here as I find more I just wanted to share these guys and get your opinions on them. Sanders Commings I am sure some of you have heard of so maybe you guys can give me a little more insight about him.


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Attacks on the Press | Belarus
Attacks on the Press in 2013: Belarus
The authoritarian regime of Aleksandr Lukashenko made a few concessions this year while trying to improve relations with the U.S. and the European Union. Authorities reversed their repressive stance in several high-profile cases, including dropping criminal defamation charges against one journalist and allowing Irina Khalip, a reporter serving a suspended jail term, to travel outside Belarus. The KGB also announced that it would not file charges against a journalist who was accused of complicity in an illegal border crossing in what became known as the "teddy bear case." Critics of the government warned the EU that Lukashenko was not implementing liberal reforms but merely trading "hostages" in exchange for the EU's easing of political and economic sanctions. Reports by a local press freedom group, the Belarusian Association of Journalists, supported the accusations: Authorities continued to harass Khalip, detained independent journalists, and denied accreditation to critical broadcasters and several local journalists. A court declared that a press photo album contained extremist materials and ordered it destroyed. Lukashenko instructed KGB's digital arm, the Operative Analytical Center, to intensify its control over the Web, saying that the media and social networks had the capacity to destabilize the country.


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I was thrilled to let my 8- and 10-year-old sons try out the Ematic FunTab Pro 7″ tablet. The easy-to-grip design and preloaded apps make this a great first-tablet experience for your youngest geeklings.
Preloaded with the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system and numerous popular games, this tablet takes advantage of the Zoodles children's computer interface so parents can tailor the tablet to what they want their kids to experience. Because this tablet is WiFi capable, it would behoove you to take advantage of the parental controls.
I will warn you, if your children are already tablet-experienced, such as with an iPad or Kindle, they might be frustrated with the limited utility and slower speed of this tablet. This is perfect for preschoolers and kids with no other tablet experience.
Technical Data
- 8GB flash memory
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- Front and back cameras
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- USB port (great for transferring photos and MP3s)
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- Ematic FunTab Pro
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- Three faceplates: red, blue and pink (ours wears the blue faceplate)
- Quick start guide
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Good ergonomic design. The FunTab has an easy-to-grip shape, with special moldings on the backside that make it easy for little hands to hold on. Also, the back surface has a soft matte slip-resistant texture. The kids and I were very happy with this. Continue Reading "Ematic FunTab Pro: A First Tablet for Beginners" »


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I first saw the Kickstarter trailer for The Banner Saga the same day I was introduced to a forthcoming, innovative story telling game for kids. In the middle of my introduction to Story Realms by Escapade Games, I had a bit of an epiphany. As I listened to Julian Leiberan-Titus of Escapade weave a tale through the guise of a game, I quite suddenly saw the connection between modern gaming and the prehistoric story-tellers spinning tales of love and bravery around a campfire even before they could be written down. The results of that epiphany will be something I will be writing more about in the coming weeks, including interviews with the people over at Escapade and possibly others. For now I will just say, my ears were still ringing a couple of hours later when GeekDad Jonathan Liu sent me the following video from Kickstarter:
Needless to say I was instantly intrigued. Apparently I wasn't alone! The Kickstarter campaign funded at 723%, creating an opportunity for the three storytellers at Stoic to expand and improve their project in unexpected ways. This week I finally got an opportunity to sit down with Alex Thomas, Creative Director for The Banner Saga and discuss their outrageously successful Kickstarter campaign, the corporate game industry, Eyvind Earle, and storytelling in video games.
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text: Hi, I'm completely new to the idea of TEFL but I'm considering taking a course this year. I've done a bit of research and it seems like most people rate CELTA as the best thing to do. International House run various CELTA courses around the world and I've been lookinig at doing one in a Spanish speaking country. My main issue is they do seem quite expensive, more so than a non-CELTA course. Is this to be expected? Can anyone recommend any IH courses? Sorry if I'm repeating other peoples' questions but the help is appreciated.


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Now I have used only recommended proven recipes from a trusted source in making mead. Invariably they were a bit to a lot harsh after brewing. After a year and a half, I took a sample ofmy first batch to a brewshop owner and asked him if I needed to send it down a floor drain. He told me I needed to hang on to it and would be happy I did. Now it is six months later and I bottled up three different batches to take to a bee club meeting. The one most foul when brewed was applauded by all and I could have sold it all if such were legal.
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We settle for straight lines this week and run-down, under duress, of the NFL playoff picture.
Deadlines have never been something I have been particularly fond of, and so I'm writing this under duress, under the ever-watchful eye of my editor, who sits about two feet away and keeps a massive bullwhip under her desk for whenever I seem to be drifting, staring wistfully out the window or rolling over the double line, shifting in my seat and gearing up for a serious, old-style tangent, for which, I suppose, I have, in the past, been known. She says we must write about football today, that the American public longs for it, needs it, and seeing as I bruise easily, I suppose she's right.
With a win last night, the Broncos are 10-3 and locked up the AFC West. Three other teams are already locked in to the playoffs, which leaves about eight spots open for 28 teams. Oakland and Arizona are out, as are the Chiefs and the Chargers, the Dolphins and the Titans, the Browns, the Bills and probably the Bucs. The Saints, the Rams and the Jets have all gone the way of the dodo, as has any type of cat not named the Bengals. They're all gone now, wondering where exactly they were when the fun stopped. That leaves the Bears and the Packers tied atop the NFC North, the 'Niners protecting a precarious one-game lead in the West, Tampa Bay and Minnesota struggling to stay afloat at 6-6, and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, the Giants and Seattle all chiming in at 7-5.
And Hot damn! How's that for writing about football? No lashings, and the only teams we missed there were the Cowboys and Redskins, who at 6-6 apiece seem to be in a fine position to make a run at the NFC East, and the Philadelphia Fighting Children who, at 3-9 and having lost eight in a row, are not. We also overlooked the Ravens and the Colts, who, given their respective schedules, could both finish at 10-6 and be in trouble in the very first round.
As for those few teams on the cusp, Washington and Pittsburgh with relatively easy schedules look good for wild card berths, as does Chicago (with Green Bay winning the North) and, by god, maybe the Colts? Is that really how the whole playoff picture shapes up? And all without being bullwhipped?
We were tight today, people; no tangents or nothing. Not even a scrape and were on to the lines:
Pittsburgh (-6.5) over San Diego
Norv Turner needs to start savoring all the screen time he can get; come Week 17, his only appearances will be on local access television channels with nothing better to show on a Friday night but division II high school football, live from buttfuck nowhere Nebraska.
Detroit (+7.5) over Green Bay
No Jordy Nelson and Packers haven't been blowing anybody out this season.
Cincinnati (-3) over Dallas
In last week's nationally televised snoozefest, Dallas managed to just barely squeak by a 3-9 Philadelphia team, with a rookie QB, and no LeSean McCoy, no DeSean Jackson and an absolutely awful offensive line. And Philly still managed to put 33 points on the board. This week they draw a team that's not only hot but healthy.
Chicago (-3) over Minnesota
The long and short of this game here is that Chicago needs this win to stay on pace in NFC North; beating the Vikings would go a long way to upending the Packers for the division.
Atlanta (-3.5) over Carolina
I often forget that Carolina is a team, who for better or worse, still plays football in 2012.
Baltimore (+2.5) over Washington
Upsetting the Giants at the tail end of their annual midseason collapse is not something that earns you 2.5 points against a 9-3 Ravens team that has had a penchant for explosive games against weak secondaries. This is the best bet of the weekend.
Tampa Bay (-7.5) over Philadelphia
Philadelphia is 2-9-1 against the spread. 2. 9. and 1.
Quick Slants: New England (-2.5) over Houston, Kansas City (+6.5) over Cleveland, New York (-2.5) over Jacksonville, St. Louis (+3) over Buffalo, Tennessee (+5.5) over Indianapolis, Seattle (-10) over Arizona, Miami (+10.5) over San Francisco.
Last Week: 8-6-1
Overall: 105-66-6
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Flood maps being prepared for Manitou Springs businesses
MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. - The plan in Manitou Springs following two floods so far this summer is to plan for the worst and hope for the best. The next step in that plan is still a few weeks away.
Right now, the police, fire officials and the Coalition for the Upper South Platte are preparing maps for businesses, police and firefighters that will give everyone a better idea of where to go in the event of a flood instead of the generic call to head up, not out.
"The maps will show how to react," said Theresa Springer, education director for the CUSP.
The group has extensive experience with flash floods. It's been more than a decade since the Hayman Fire scorched 138,114 acres and burned 133 homes. In its wake, it left many flash flood issues that the CUSP has learned from, and CUSP is now helping other communities learn from.
Still, Manitou Springs remains in control of its emergency plan.
"We're using their incident action plan and combining it with GIS -- Geographic Information System," said Springer.
The idea is to help businesses, police, fire and public works responders understand the high-risk spots and determine how to escape danger in vulnerable spots.
But for some shop owners along Canon Avenue, the emergency plan is simple.
"If the sirens go off, we just go to higher ground," said Michele O'Brien, owner of Silver Sparrow Beads.
O'Brien is worried about all the attention from the media on the flooding risk. She wants the public to know that the warning system in town is sound, and the area is safe.
"Manitou Springs is doing a wonderful job keeping us safe," said O'Brien. "The city is doing good."
David Hunting, a spokesman for the Manitou Springs Fire Department, said the maps are still a few weeks away from completion. He added that State Emergency Office went over officials' response to the floods during two separate meetings. The results of those evaluations should be available in two weeks.


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Hi, Anybody out there got a good system for moving a hive by yourself, with no helpers, and just a pickup truck. My hives are two deep boxes.
Hi, Anybody out there got a good system for moving a hive by yourself, with no helpers, and just a pickup truck. My hives are two deep boxes.
I usually put a piece of rolled screen in the entrance, and use a cargo strap, the kind with the ratcheting lever to tighten it up, and then I grunt and strain and wrestle it up into the truck. OUCH! Next year I am going to make a swing arm wench with a crank handle and attach it to the corner of the truck.
If I'm moving one of several hives that are in the same location by myself, I just go out in the middle of the afternoon and take it apart and load it a box at a time. If you have a spare bottom board put it down first, or sometimes I use a scrap of plywood cut to fit a hive. I put the scrap that will be the bottom down first, on top of a hive strap. Stack them all on top of that in the order I come to them (so they end up in reverse order) and strap it down. When I get there I unstack in in the order I come to them and they are back in the orginal order. Of course all of the field bees that were out come back, don't find their hive, a move into one of my other hives. It's not perfect, but it works ok. It weakens the one you're moving a little. If you don't have other hives there, then put your truck or trailer as close as you can to the existing hive. Load it as I just said except with a regular bottom board. Let the bees come home for the night. After dark close it up and drive it as close as you can to the new location. Open the entrance. Wait for morning. When the bees are flying in the morning you can take it out a box at a time and set it up there. I've done both of these with good success.
Frohnho - pick up or borrow a small refrig. type hand dolly - seal the entrance to the hive with screen wire,. strap the hive and then strap to dolly. Lay two, two by six board onto the pickup and merely wheel the hive into the bed. I usually seal the hive entrance with the screening the night before I plan to move the hives. Never have a p[roblem. Roy


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Two more years for charter school under one condition
Cape Lookout High School must submit audit by end of month
MOREHEAD CITY - Damion Syzdeck will be graduating from Cape Lookout High School this year.
"It's a smaller school. It's more one-on-one, and the teachers are a lot nicer," said Syzdeck.
Luckily for Syzdeck and his classmates, the charter school can remain open for two more years. The North Carolina State Charter School Advisory Board voted 10 to one to keep the doors open under one condition, the school must provide an audit by the end of the month.
This isn't the first time Cape Lookout High School was under the gun. In 2010, the school was in danger of closing because of its dropout rates. A Carteret County judge ruled in favor of the school, and it's been full steam ahead since then.
"We're looking forward not back. We have no desire to look back other than on our successes. Our successes were last year graduating 33 students," said Barbara Johnson, the Chair of Cape Lookout High School's Board of Directors.
The school has until October 31st to submit the audit. They are prepared and confident about what they submit.
"The audit is done. The Treasurer of the Board has no question we can fulfill that stipulation," said Johnson.
If there are no deficiencies found in the audit, Cape Lookout can help and graduate more at-risk students who feel like family.


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Posted by Sarah Rotman Epps on January 6, 2011
Two words were on everyone's lips today when it came to tablet talk: Honeycomb and LTE, the next-generation much faster network billed as "4G." Honeycomb is Google's first tablet-optimized version of its Android operating system, which will run on tablets like the Motorola Xoom, LG G-Slate, and Asus Eee Pad Transformer. Honeycomb isn't fully operational yet so it's hard to say how well these tablets will perform; early demos show a user experience that looks similar to the Palm WebOS "deck of cards" metaphor for switching between applications.


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Forty-two Hope College seniors and recent graduates received Senior Sigma Xi Awards during the college's annual Honors Convocation, held on Thursday, April 22, in Dimnent Memorial Chapel.
Sigma Xi is the Scientific Research Society. The Sigma Xi club at Hope is one of 500 clubs and chapters in North America dedicated to the encouragement, support and recognition of scientists.
The students receiving awards were:
Seth P. DeVries; Fishers, Ind.
Nathan J. Hahn; Battle Creek
Layne C. Hillman; Attica
Isabelle Phuong Le; Grand Rapids
Karina C. Machado; Hudsonville
Brian L. Murphy; Naperville, Ill.
Bradley J. Norden; Grandville
Michael J. Ross; River Forest, Ill.
Timothy R. Stowe; Holland
Melissa A. Sulok; South Bend, Ind.
John W. Swartz; Richmond
Kristi L. VanDerKolk; Holland
Ryan P. White; Byron Center
Amy C. Zwart; Grand Rapids
Michael J. Bury; Brighton
Matthew M. Davis; Park Forest, Ill.
Andrew J. Galerneau; Brighton
Christopher J. Goltz; Midland
Nicolas J. Grzegorczyk; Midland
Natalie M. Hosking; Noblesville, Ind.
Andrew J. Huisman; Zeeland
David H. Pridmore; Novi
Sarah E. Scholten; Grand Rapids
Adam J. Schrier; Ann Arbor
Justin M. Shorb; Scotts
Christopher J. Thibault; Grand Blanc
Matthew C. Zwier; Portage
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Chad M. Kettner; Grand Rapids
Nathan R. Kooistra; Burnsville, Minn.
Michael H. Kopchick; Grand Rapids
Amanda J. DeYoung; Holland
Eric J. Jongekryg; West Olive
Martha M. Luidens; Holland
John C. Siehling; Zeeland
Christian W. VanSlooten; Holland
Allison D. Bultemeier; Fort Wayne, Ind.
Benjamin B. Hilldore; Holland
Pamela C. Balmer; Mason
Scott R. Hinze; Shelby
Bethany L. Martin; Richland
Audrey R. Nauta; Grand Rapids
Joy M. Pope; Hoffman Estates, Ill.


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Looked for a set of drilled rotors that would replace stock rotors on my '07 Sequoia (DON'T have oversized TRD brakes w/ 6 piston calipers on the front end, just factory 4 piston callipers and stock rotors) found these via a Google search. Ordered four rotors (front & rear) and was impressed with initial quality out of the box. Paired with Toyota TRD ceramic brake pads, and after performing the TRD recommended burn in procedure, I am totally happy with the purchase. Great stopping power!


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This word, coined by Richard Wagner in his theoretical essays of 1849-51, means literally "whole arts work". It is the idea of combining many variations of media for the purpose of Drama.
"That Opera was such a good example of gesamtkunstwerk"
"Well that idea is similar to Wagner's gesamtkunstwerk"
"Well that idea is similar to Wagner's gesamtkunstwerk"
by Ezelwen April 01, 2007
'complete-art-work'. London Review of Books, Vol 24, No. 6, 21st March 2002, page 16 col 3 by Hal Foster, 'Andy Paperbag'. "And these devices became central to his persona, which is sometimes seen as his ultimate work: Warhol as the spectral centre of a flashy scene, a kind of blank Gesamtkunstwerk–in-person".
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Sausage and beans combine in a delicious stew for a cold winter's night. Make it a meal: Pair the stew with steamed broccoli rabe.
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Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add sausage and cook, breaking up clumps with a wooden spoon, until no pink remains, about 3 minutes.
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McCain: I apologize to Rand Paul and Ted Cruz for calling them "wacko birds"
posted at 6:59 pm on March 15, 2013 by Allahpundit
The key bit comes at 2:00. We all knew McCain was taking a lot of heat politically for dumping on Paul after his filibuster but I never would have guessed it was enough to squeeze an apology out of him. Good lord. How many times in his life, do you suppose, has Maverick apologized to a libertarian? Either he's planning to run again for Senate in 2016 and wants to hedge his bets against a Paulian primary uprising in Arizona or he's come to his senses and realized that his nastiness is doing the interventionist cause more harm than good. Either way, it's time for a tactical retreat.
By the way, am I misunderstanding or does he seem to think Ted Cruz, like Paul, is some sort of isolationist? I'm … not sure why. There was no one in the Senate, McCain included, who was tougher on Chuck Hagel than Cruz. When the Washington Free Beacon asked him to explain, Cruz said it's because Hagel "has repeatedly been soft on our enemies." Paleocons have also noticed that Cruz, despite often being lumped in with Paul on foreign policy, sounds plenty hawkish on Iran. Maverick's likely concluded that because Cruz and Paul both speak frequently about the tea party and the Constitution and because Cruz was, after all, Paul's wingman during the drone filibuster that they're simpatico on foreign policy, but I suspect that's untrue. In fact, Cruz and Paul seem to me to represent the two sides of the tea-party coin. From the beginning, Ron Paul fans have insisted that he's the "godfather" of the movement; there are certainly tea partiers, especially the younger set, who are doctrinaire libertarians and whom Rand is trying to mobilize. But there's another wing, which skews a bit older, that's composed of more traditional conservatives — hawkish, concerned about "values" — who are disaffected with the GOP leadership's squishiness and looking to rebrand themselves. The two wings overlap on spending, the core tea-party concern, and on stricter observance of constitutional limits on government, but they diverge on social issues and on foreign policy. Cruz was an ally of Paul's during the drone debate because of that constitutional overlap, and of course because it was a chance to rebuke Obama. If a bill hit the floor tomorrow authorizing military action against Iran, though, I'm a lot less confident than Maverick that Cruz would end up on Paul's side rather than on McCain's and Rubio's. We'll find out…
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This project will examine the consequences of correlated electron dynamics of small atoms and molecules with more than two electrons in order to better understand the similarities and differences in different target atoms and molecules that result from having many electrons. Electron correlation is a fundamental phenomena with great impacts on the behavior and structure of all matter. Many decades of research towards developing more accurate ways of accounting for the non-approximated dynamics of electronic motion in even the simplest atoms and molecules have been focused on bound states (energy levels of atoms, potential curves of molecules, etc.) but the consequences of this correlation also greatly impact the resulting double continua when two electrons are ejected from a target by photons. These correlated electron interactions are fundamental to the organization and structure of matter at the atomic level and continue to be of vital importance to study and better understand. Broader consequences of pursuing more a complete understanding of electron correlation in simple atoms and molecules with more than two electrons would impact many other fields of study, including chemistry, atomic and molecular physics, molecular biology, and material science, to name a few.
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Ballast Water Treatment - US Maritime Administration (MARAD) - Current Funding $200,000
Principal Investigator: Bill Davidson, Director Golden Bear Facility
The California Maritime Academy has partnered with industry, government and research teams to create the first of its kind testing facilities, the Shipboard Ballast Water Treatment test facility aboard Cal Maritime's 500-foot Training Ship Golden Bear. Available year round for testing, the Golden Bear is truly a unique environment for testing ballast water systems.
The new project allows the Golden Bear to function as a "plug-and-test" platform for research teams. Organizations can install their system in a standard 20-foot shipping container, using connection specifications provided by Cal Maritime to access ballast water tanks, electricity, and ancillaries. This enables groups to set up the platform at the home location, and then easily transport it to the Cal Maritime campus for loading aboard Golden Bear.
Phytoplankton Production and Nutrient Transformations in Shallow Water Wetland Habitats - State and Federal Contractors Water Agency - $31,751
Principal Investigator: Dr. Alex Parker, Assistant Professor of Oceanography
This project will develop a sampling plan for the October 2013 Lagrangian sampling plan of Liberty Island. This plan will analyze 13C/15N stable isotope tracer samples and will calculate phytoplankton uptake rates. Stable isotope tracer Incubations will be performed for nitrification rate measurements during the October 2013 sampling campaign; the resulting samples will be stored for further processing if deemed necessary.
Port Security Grant - FEMA Port Security Grant Program - $2,025,000
With the San Francisco Marine Exchange serving as the fiduciary agent the project will reduce risk by enhancing the capabilities of Academy to provide maximum flexibility and hardened redundancy for improved physical security and surveillance, as well as support of regional NIMS/SEMS activity. The project will close surveillance and monitoring gaps for critical waterside transit routes between the Golden Gate and the Carquinez Strait & will provide integrated monitoring capabilities with other systems that comprise pieces of the overall maritime domain.
The Academy's unique location, and in-situ operational capabilities, presence of experienced maritime personnel, marine equipment and an already situated Crisis Management Center makes it a coveted gateway site for C3 ALL HAZARDS decision making for San Francisco Bay area.
CCTV systems will fill regional MDA gaps coverage for the waterside approaches and maritime transit lanes extending from the Carquinez Bridge to Pinole Point – enhancing surveillance and monitoring of maritime traffic proceeding to/from the Ports of Stockton and West Sacramento public ports, the private Port of Benicia and tanker and tug/barge traffic destined for the ConocoPhillips, Shell, Valero and Tesoro petrochemical refineries. Captured video feeds will be available to USCG VTS and San Francisco Marine Exchange traffic management systems.
This project improves and secures vessel and facility access control and promote the continued development of regional training and exercise capacities. The project enhances the synergy gained between the Academy's maritime focused training and education missions and the inherent response requirements entailed in a region wide emergency event.
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Here is the split out of how the money was spent according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
Presidential Candidates.... $1,377,000,000
House Candidates............. $1,010,000,000
Senate Candidates............ $720,000,000
Party Committees............... $1,800,000,000
Outside Groups................... $1,210,000,000
What troubles me is how so much money can be spent competing for these prized positions and yet once in office so little of the people's business ever seems to be accomplished. Because of our early production deadlines for the New Years holiday I'm drafting this column five days before we are scheduled to go over the fiscal cliff. I can only hope that when you read this column the cliff has been somehow avoided, be it a last minute agreement or perhaps they get it done with a few hours to spare. Unfortunately I'm not optimistic they will get a deal done. They know what needs to be done but neither side is willing to give any ground and it appears both think the cliff will provide them cover from their constituents.
Prior to the Christmas holiday congressional Republicans were calling out the President and Democratically controlled Senate for not putting forth a plan to avoid the cliff. Now that the President has returned from Hawaii and the US Senate has been reconvened by Sen. Harry Reid they are dishing it back out to the Republicans who will not return until the weekend.
Wouldn't you think these masterful campaigners who've raised so much money and command so much power could do more than play childish games trying to show each other up and some how in their self centered approach think that we buy these foolish antics? Well, the sad reality is most of us fall into lock step behind our party affiliation. We let them play these games instead of demanding greater accountability.
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Milan Fashion Week: Fendi Fall 2013
Fendi is to fur what Ferrari is to cars. Yet given current concerns about animal rights, the brand has moved from the lavish fur coats that were all the rage in the 1980s to a more discreet way of interpreting fur as fashion. Fendi creative director Silvia Venturini, daughter of one of the company's five founding sisters, opted for wisps of fur used as hair decorations, bracelets, or charms hanging from Fendi bags. Fur also appeared as inserts in a skirt or a dress, or sheered and fashioned into a cozy, but not showy, jacket. Long fur, usually goat, also seen on other runways during Milan's preview showings, was used to make up a skirt or a cape.


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Well, in an odd chain of event(as most things in life are) i wound up acquiring a new tank a while ago and moved 4 angels, their dither guppy girls and a bn plec into a 72bow. this left an empty 29 gallon sitting in my living room, receiving poor indirect window light. scraps of flame moss, which always refused to grow in that tank, got left behind.
some few weeks later, maybe a couple months actually, I needed to qt a wounded pictus. filled that sucker up and noticed that the moss had been creeping on the old black blasting sand substrate.
it has since been drained; i figured, if it's growing with no light, just as well give it some wattage and grow moss on stuff for fun.
now... i have started a new job recently and am allowed to read among other things in my down time and have been blowing through all the planted aquarium related materials they[the library] have in rotation. I have read a small book about ponds and bogs, it covered lots of different grasses, sedges, iris plants, lilies.. etc... what clicked with me is the brief explanation of sphagnum peat moss bogs.
soooooooo... tl:dr can i use other mosses to start a glass-house bog in my aquarium? or has this already started.
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I do not see any box. Probably there is a romex to knob & tube wire junction somewhere behind that.
Well, I know that they want to make sure there are no gaps around the perimiter of the ceiling box outer shell, but that's a little overkill, not even seeing the box - oris there even a box underneath it?
or maybe one of those overzealous drywallers got a little over excited about that popcorn spary finish :)
no box, no connector.... guess someone thought they were optional. But they did at least connect the ground to the metal bracket.
the code requires a device box to carry the weight of the fixture.According to Art.300.15 a box is required at each splice point,outlet ,switch or termination point.
314.27 (A) (2) At every outlet used exclusively for lighting , the box shall be designed or installed so that a luminaire or lampholder may be attached.
another hack job and it looks as though it is a block of foam cut into wood for an outside fixture,poor workmanship.


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Hiding behind Big Bird
Original post made by Gary, Downtown North, on Oct 9, 2012
This theatre is getting worse, day by day.
Maybe Biden can resign, Hillary replace him, then Obama resign...Hillary becomes the President. Hillary is probably the only Dem with heft than can challenge Romney, at this point.
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 9, 2012 at 2:42 pm
Gary keeps posting his fantasies online. How sad that his is to see Hilary replace President Obama. -hint for Gary: it WILL happen!
... in 2016!
Big Bird is far more popular than Multiple Choice Mitt, and is known and respected worldwide as a symbol of pre-school education that works.
Obama uses him in his stump speech to mock Mitt and get laughs. The mere fact that Mitt Romney thinks support for PBS is anything but a pittance compared to tax subsidies for Exxon and big oil is indeed, laughable.
Romney's debate bounce is already fading, the Romney campaign staff and his family are back to bickering, and America is constantly reminded that Romney = Bush/Cheny in all policy areas.
Gary: enjoy your moment in the sun.
a resident of Downtown North
on Oct 9, 2012 at 2:57 pm
>Gary: enjoy your moment in the sun.
I am...all the way to the Romney election...if there is rationality and justice in the U.S. No President should hide behind Big Bird, because the bird is a silly and boring icon of the redistributionist classes. Oh, wait!...Obama IS a redistributionist, so that might explain his weakness, while hiding behind the yellow feathers.
Obama is, and always has been, an empty suit. It is all just catching up with him, at this late date. If even the mainstream press is catching on, Obama is toast.
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 9, 2012 at 3:02 pm
"(Big) bird is a silly and boring icon of the redistributionist classes."
There ya go folks, all you need to know about Gary! A proud supporter of the 1% vs the 99%.
Obama inherits an economy with 800,000 jobs lost a month and now we have 28 months of private sector job growth, creating 4.5 million jobs.
But remember: Big bird is a silly and boring icon of the redistributionist classes.
Gary can't support Romney with facts about Romney, he can only attack Obama as an "empty suit" because he heard it on Fox.
Romney = Bush/Cheney
a resident of Downtown North
on Oct 9, 2012 at 3:04 pm
Romney will return us to the Bush economic disaster, complete with a 5 trillion dollar tax cut for millionaires
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 9, 2012 at 3:15 pm
Big Bird will be for Obama what the "killer rabbit" was for Carter.
The symbol of one term presidency.
Every time Obama mentions Big Bird he reminds voters of his pathetic performance in last weeks debate.
a resident of Midtown
on Oct 9, 2012 at 3:21 pm
Hey everyone -- look at this chart that shows the perfect answer on who you should vote for!
Romney/Bush policies went till January 21 2009, Obama took over and a few months later -- viola'!!!
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a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Oct 9, 2012 at 8:57 pm
Jan H. is a registered user.
What a coincidence: Romney and Bush both had everything bought for them as children. Both had privileged lives. Neither ever worked for anything they have, it was all given to them by parents. And both are morons in spite of expensive educations.
If both Romney and Bush have similar histories, would their presidencies match, too?
a resident of Old Palo Alto
on Oct 10, 2012 at 12:57 pm
Jan H. is a registered user.
The latest news is that the Children's Television Workshop, which produces Sesame Street, has ordered Obama to stop using their Big Bird character! They did not authorize the usage, and the foundation that supports Sesame Street is non-political, as is Sesame Street and the Children's Television Workshop.
So, that should be the end of that.


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LSU football coach Les Miles. (Associated Press)
Last Modified: Thursday, February 07, 2013 9:17 PM
By Scooter Hobbs / American Press
Now that recruiting is mercifully over, Les Miles can get on with the task of fixing what is really the biggest problem with the LSU football team.
He's got a whole new influx of talent coming in, straight off the Who's Who's list of high school hotshots, all of them no doubt fine gentlemen and scholars.
And that's a good thing. You can't have too many of those.
Just don't get caught up in group hand-wringing sessions because it was still rated behind Alabama's or signal alarms because, for this class, even Ole Miss may have edged ahead of them in this ranking or that.
Recruiting is important, no question, but ranking it is just not that exact a science for ESPN to spend Wednesday re-ranking teams hourly like it was the stock market going up and down.
At any rate, LSU will not lack for talent in the coming years.
Of course, the Tigers already had plenty of good players — even with a whole herd of them stampeding off to the NFL early.
What they really need is an offensive identity for all these studs to rally around.
Between breaking in a new quarterback and scrambling to mix-and-match an offensive line after a rash of early injuries, they had some excuses.
But, in effect, LSU spent the year with an awkward offense that never really looked like it knew what it wanted to be when it grew up.
It was an offense that gained 435 yards against national champion Alabama, the most the Tide gave up all season — yes, 17 more yards than wide-open Texas A&M got in beating the Tide the next week.
It was an offense that gained 406 yards against the second-best defense it faced, South Carolina.
So there was some talent there.
But the Tigers had more yards in both of those games than the same offense had against Towson State, an FCS school.
So there was a lot of chronic inconsistency there.
The offense also failed miserably in closing out two notable games, whether it was getting too conservative against Alabama or throwing caution to the wind against Clemson.
Something has to change.
Miles admitted as much even a few days after the Chick-fil-A Bowl when his lads managed 219 yards and had eight three-and-outs against a suspect Clemson defense that was more prone to giving up something in the 400 range.
He knows it.
The silliest reaction to the fans' genuine concerns about the offense came just a little more than a week ago when his raise and contract extension came up for approval by the LSU Board of Supervisors.
Many fans saw it as an opportunity. Some, people of influence, even called Board members with a suggestion. Yes, they said, give him the raise, but use this carrot to give it to him ONLY if he agrees to go get a new offensive coordinator and find some better ball plays.
Money makes the monkey dance.
Think about that for a minute.
How ever little you think Miles knows about creative offense, it's still 100 times more than you or me or your neighbor know about it.
If the Board members really thought they needed to be stepping in and making Miles' football decisions for him, then they should not only have denied his raise, they should have fired him on the spot.
When you're paying $4.3 million a year for something, it shouldn't require much more of your concern or input than signing the check.
Either he's you're head coach — in charge of a very important wing of the university — or he's not.
To its credit, the Board apparently resisted the urge to draw up a few ball plays in the dirt.
It's the Board of Supervisors — not micro-managers.
So it's up to Miles now to earn his check.
Miles is smarter than you think he is and he's not nearly as stubborn as he gets credit for.
He knows what's at stake and he's not afraid to change, even if it means bruising a few feelings.
He's done it before.
If it's a change in the staff, it shouldn't take much longer. Miles has never been much of a multi-tasker. While he's recruiting, he recruits. When that's done, he looks at his staff.
Of course, in the past LSU has just finished with up recruiting a coach or two short and then filled the spots afterward.
As of now, officially, Miles has no opening on his coaching staff.
Maybe that changes in the coming days. Already there are rumors that an old Miles friend, former Miami Dolphins head coach Cam Cameron, might be a logical choice after being fired late in the regular season by the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens.
But it's touchy.
LSU's offense has been, at best, hit and miss the past two years with Greg Studrawa as coordinator.
But Studrawa is too good of an offensive line coach to get rid of just because he was put in an awkward situation he didn't ask for or create.
Quarterbacks coach Steve Kragthorpe was hired as coordinator two years ago, but that same summer was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. Studrawa was made coordinator to lessen the strain on Kragthorpe.
But, really, if your quarterbacks coach is not the coordinator — or at least the play-caller — in effect you have co-coordinators. And that never seems to work out well.
LSU has done right by Kragthorpe for two years and, outwardly at least, he appears to be doing OK physically.
But — crass bottom-line alert — he's either healthy enough to be the coordinator or he's not.
Or maybe LSU just needs to do a lot of soul searching and take a new direction.
But they need something.
It's now up to Miles to figure out what it is.
That's why he's making the big bucks.
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Posted By: tim giles On: 2/9/2013
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I fifirst became aware that my fellow louisiananans were not all geniuses when they wanted to help mac pack! Now they want to help atop coach coach,,now when coach miles shows up at our job sites and start teaching us our jobs,We have a reason to complain! Right now we should be content with top two team every year if,we fans dodnt make recruiting hard for Coach Miles we would have a top one team every year,and for you die hard sabinites sabin doesnt recruit for bama espn does !
Posted By: Cynthia D. Tufts On: 2/9/2013
Title: Thorough and well-stated
Most rational and likely accurate appraisal of our football program in every way that I have read lately. Thank you.


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California senator proposes legislation
BEND, Ore. - California Senator Dianne Fienstein proposed legislation Thursday that would ban assault style rifles, and many Central Oregonians have strong opinions on both sides of the debate.
Since her San Francisco colleagues were shot to death in the late 1970s, Fienstein said her view on guns has taken a turn.
"I was the one that found Supervisor (Harvey) Milk's body, and I was the one that put the finger in the bullet hole trying to get a pulse," Fienstein told reporters Thursday. "Once you have been through one of these episodes, once you see what a crime scene is like, it isn't like the movies. It changes your view of weapons."
Her proposed legislation would prohibit more than 150 assault-style weapons, and ban large-capacity magazines with more than 10 rounds of ammunition.
"It concerns me a lot, that they're trying to water down the Second Amendment," Bend resident Jon Golden said Thursday night. "I believe the balance of power is supposed to be with the people, and they're trying to take that away from us."
Others we spoke to had opposing views.
"In this area, I think there is some room for improvement," Bend resident David Gibson said. "I think we can do something as a society to try and prevent some of these crimes."
At a town hall in Bend, Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., said there needs to be more focus on mental health care, instead of gun control.
"I'm a strong supporter of the Second Amendment, and when some of these bans were in effect in the past, we saw more violence with the weapons than when there wasn't a ban," Walden said.
Some believe restricting certain types of sales is an option.
"This guy that was in Colorado, he bought most of his stuff online," Gibson said. "If we can prevent those types of sales, maybe we can prevent some of these types of crimes."
Fienstein says she's hopeful, but at the same time, she's realistic that there's a slim chance her weapons bill will pass.
To some gun owners, that's a relief.
"To say that the government can be in control of guns, is not different to me than saying that the government can control your vote and what you say," Golden said. "It's one of the keystone pieces to the Constitution."


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by Rex, Apr 7, 2010.
This is getting creepy....
Some reports say 7.2, others anywhere up to 7.8.
Rock and Roll! Boy, the world is changing more than we expect, isn't it!
If that uber-stoopid flick "2012" turned out to me right....
But the "Ring of Fire" has been rather active in the past couple of months, on our continent, South America's west coast and in Asia.
Earthquakes happen. We're only in trouble if one of the supervolcanoes decides to go....
Well, Yellowstone is overdue.
I watched a program the other night on Discovery Channel. They said that we are due for a HUGE earthquake alone the Cascade region (which is up the US coastline through B.C. and Alaska)
I saw a special on the Yellowstone caldera thingie - they said if it blows, it would be as bad as a nuclear blast, if not worse. And the ash/debris cloud out blot out the sun in many places of the world. The US would take decades to recover from it. Not something one enjoys thinking about.
People are panicking about the quakes, but we really are not having an unusual year. On average, the US Geological Survey records 50 earthquakes per day. The NEIC detects 12,000 to 14,000 earthquakes per year. (That number goes up as we increase our ability to monitor activity, identify faults, and install more monitoring devices around the world.) According to the USGS, per year, we should annually expect 18 major earthquakes in the range of 7.0-7.9 and one larger above 8.0. In 1970 and 1971, we had 20 and 19 major earthquakes, respectively.
Last year, we had 16 quakes between 7.0 and 7.9, and 1 above 8.0. So far this year, through 1/4 of the year, we have had 4 and 1 (that might not include today's). In 2007, there were 4 quakes over 8.0 and 14 between 7.0 and 7.9. In two weeks of August that year, there was a 7.2 in Vanuatu, a 7.5 in Java, Indonesia, and an 8.0 in Peru (along with a host of under 7.0 quakes). In September that year, there was a 7.2 in the Santa Cruz Islands, 8.5, 7.9 and 7.0 quakes in Indonesia, a 7.5 in Japan, and a 7.4 in New Zealand.
I think the news media is a large reason for why people are so anxious about earthquakes. The Indonesia quake yesterday would have barely merited mention in most years, because it does not appear to have caused any major injuries or significant damage.
At least there wouldn't be radioactive fallout...
Well, it's not really overdue in geologic terms. Could be next year, could be in a thousand years. The 'due date' window is on a rather big scale.
And yeah, it would actually be MUCH worse than an average nuclear blast. One nuclear bomb--well, sucks to be you if you're in range, but long-range, long-term, there are worse things. A tactical nuke is even in some circumstances less devastating than a 'conventional' weapon like a bunker buster. The entire PLANET would be in trouble for decades from a supervolcano. To even approach that level of devastation would require a couple MAJOR nuclear nations setting off the majority of their warheads, and even then you don't have the pyroclast and the neverending ash cloud, and the erruption could keep going for weeks or months...
Yeah, it would suck.
oh, fine. go and inject rationality into it.