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430N - Sirius - terrible interface
My '12 GC Limited is the 4th vehicle with Sirius, and the worst interface/display ever. I'm guessing there is no way to change any of that? My two biggest problems are 1) only 4 preset buttons per screen and 2) have to toggle back and forth between presets and info in order to find out performer and song.
I do, however, really like being able to put most of my CDs on the hard drive.
Re: 430N - Sirius - terrible interface
The other available radios are not much, if any better.
Personally I stream Pandora or listen to songs/podcasts stored on my iPod.
I have no use for Sirius.
Re: 430N - Sirius - terrible interface
Dont you worry. the 730n isnt much better. I personally cant stand it, nor the AWFUL Mygig navigation. I'd rather have the garmin (which Im used to).
Re: 430N - Sirius - terrible interface
I have now had both. I liked the look of the 730 software better, so far it seems the 430 seems a little more straight forward to operate
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This is my Lake quilt, not perfect, but finally done.
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This is my Lake quilt, not perfect, but finally done.
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It's beautiful !!! you did such a good job. Is it hand applique? Thank you for sharing.
Beautifully done.
Absolutely gorgeous quilt!! Makes me wish I were at the lake right now. Love the design accented by the applique.
very nice job -- Is it a wall hanging?
Looks pretty good to me, and it tells a wonderful story! Love it!
That is beautiful. Look perfectly good to me.
I must be looking at the wrong picture but this looks pretty darn perfect to me! I love it! The colors are so cool & refreshing. This is gorgeous! Great job!!!
What a gorgeous quilt. If you tire of it, please send it to me. Would look perfect on our bed at our camp, overlooking the water. Especially love the colors you used, as well as the pinecone accents and the sweet chickadees.
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The cloud-based security services market will hit $3.1 billion in 2015, up from $2.1 billion this year, according to new Gartner Inc. projections.
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"The strongest interest will be in encryption products from cloud security brokers," said Ruggero Contu, research director at Gartner. That's because the product are "relatively easy to deploy and have options for on-premises encryption management," he added.
That said, Gartner said the top three most sought-after cloud services will remain email security, web security services, and identity and access management (IAM). However, in 2013 and 2014, the highest growth is forecast to occur in cloud-based tokenization and encryption, as well as security information and event management (SIEM), vulnerability assessment and web application firewalls.
"The benefits cloud security offers — particularly encryption — are making [SIEM] an increasingly popular choice," said Kelly Kavanagh, principal research analyst at Gartner. "However, trust concerns and regional variations mean that providers will have to assess each market opportunity carefully before deciding which to focus on."
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missing wordpress dynamic data in custom child theme
Here's my problem: Certain wordpress driven dynamic information is missing from the single post pages when I view a post article. This includes the recent posts, side menu and the author information. The missing information displays on all other page types including search, categories and tag
I have a customised wordpress child theme based on twenty-eleven. The wordpress blog is situated in a divisional sub-folder on my site.
e.g. http://devsite.mysite.com/division/blog/
One of the criteria of this wordpress theme is for it to look as though it is part of the site divisional site it is sat in, and fit in completely with the overall site look and feel
To achieve this I have modified the get_header();, get_sidebar();, and get_footer() files to to work using include('header.php); etc. I changed the get_sidebar()(for example) function didn't execute dynamic php server requests for data stored in a mysql database. Sidebar for example, has an divisional site news include, which pulls the information from the mysql database
Each of these include files call a domain level or divisional level php include file such as the division menu structure file, this would be at http://devsite.mysite.com/division/includes/division-main-nav.php all my includes are called using $_server['document'_root']
include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/division/includes/include-filename.php');
Some of these includes have their own specific variables set, such as $activemenuclass.
The index page has the following declared immediately after the opening comments
require_once( $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '365/includes/default-wp.php'); $activemenuclass = 'blog';
my default-wp.php file has the require_once for my php connections file and the following variables declared in it
require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/Connections/databaseconnectionfile.php'); $divisionid = 4; // DIVISION ID $division = div; // DIVISION 3 LETTER CODE $division_name = 'Division Name'; //DIVISION NAME $division_url = 'http://devsite.mysite.com/division/'; // MAIN URL $root = '/div/'; $bloglink = '/div/blog/'; $blogname = 'Blog'; $linkedinlink = 'http://www.linkedin.com/company/#'; $twitterlink = 'https://twitter.com/#'; $facebooklink = 'http://www.facebook.com/#';
I'm wondering if there could be conflict between any of these the php variables and wordpress variables.
I also wondered if it was to do with the folder structure level wordpress writes using htaccess for single post pages, otherwise I'm baffeled.
I hope this all makes sense. I'll try and add more info if required.
Is there a better way to load include files into a wordpress theme
Thanks so much for any input on this
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This is how a GtkBox lays out its children. Yellow is the spacing that you specify in gtk_hbox_new() or gtk_vbox_new(). Beige is padding, which I'll convince you to set to zero. Orange is the actual child widgets inside the box.
In the first example, you see a box with a spacing of 2 (trust me, that yellow is 2 units). The children are thus uniformly spaced, and everything is nice and easy to understand.
In the second example, you see a box with the same spacing of 2 units between children, but each child has a different padding. The leftmost child has a padding of 1 unit, which you see on both sides of that child. The second child has a padding of 2 units, the third child has a padding of 3 units, and the rightmost child has no padding. This is a big mess.
Spacing is the uniform space that GtkBox puts between child widgets.
Padding can be different for each child, and it gets applied on both sides of each child. So each child gets an allocation of at least (padding + requisition + padding).
Other containers like GtkTable also have their own padding parameters for children (GtkTable lets you set different paddings in the X and Y directions).
Summary: if you are using a padding different from zero, you are making a mistake in 99% of cases. Use a good spacing, and a padding of zero. Otherwise you make it really hard to align other widgets in the container hierarchy when someone else has to modify your code. If you really need padding, it's generally better to use a GtkAlignment around your widget and pad that instead of messing up the parent container.
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If you're a typical CEO, you're probably wondering what the hell all of these social technologies like Twitter are useful for. A question I get from a lot of leaders is: "How can we use social to make money?" Actually, the more frequent question is: "Why do these social things have such stupid names?"
Many CEOs only encounter the downside of social -- the disparaging YouTube video or the irrational Twitter attack on the company's brand or products. I've got personal experience here -- Forrester was recently the subject of a small Twitter tantrum based on inaccurate information. So it's easy to understand the skepticism and the questioning.
Trust me though -- social networks contain utility that your company will use to get ahead. I'll be posting some examples in the near future.
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Enemy spawning in places you just searched? (spoilers)[ Edited ]
The one thing that I hate or I am annoyed about this game. I was in this one area and I took out every enemy in the area. But when I took out the last guy with a brick, it seemed to spawn 3 more baddies to pop up in the area. Where the heck did they come from? The area that I am referring to is the area where you just enter a quarantine zone after arriving in Pittsburg. You just escaped the surprise attack. There is three guys out side and there is a building that has two floors. After carefully taking down every enemy. I know even from smashing the guy with a brick that no one else would be in the area to hear it. **bleep** is this crap? Each one of them popped out behind a table that I just walked by before. Why do developers do this kinda of thing. People don't just pop into existence in real life so I don't understand why they do it in this game?
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Re: Enemy spawning in places you just searched? (spoilers)
Your obsession about body odor might be the answer. Joel just reeks of body odor that enemies smell it from a mile away. They just can't help but spawn everywhere and take out that smelly dude.
Re: Enemy spawning in places you just searched? (spoilers)
I believe those extra bad guys are backup that was called for most likely after one of them found a dead body? I noticed that they will react the same way after finding a dead body as they do if they see you kill someone. The sound of gun fire might do it as well cause I had 3-4 extra guys to deal with after entering David's town with Joel which were not there after I had to reload and sucessfully sneak killed my way through.
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I've already finished TLOU on normal and hard and making a hard+ run now - So I know this problem didn't appear before. Exactly the same area you describe, I take everybody out, return to the building and suddenly a bunch of enemies reappear - Not the same ones like before cause they just stand there nervously staring into one direction as if they've been alerted and the best part: There are four enemies breathing heavily always standing in pair next to each other but listen mode only recognizes one of either paor (but still, unfortunately those listen mode ghosts can attack too).
But that even doesn't matter, because they respawn like crazy - In this playthrough - with this bug/glitch - I had absolutely no choice than to leave one hunter (the one farthest away) otherwise there wouldn't have be any any chance to make it through this area ... Even with the most and best of ammo and supplies, infinitely respawning enemies will finally kill you.
Like mentioned, the first two times I played through the game this area was empty after having stealth-killed every marauder, but this time - my first game plus playthrough - they endlessly drop out of the sky (and that even in alerted state) .
Not really game-breaking but still annoying and also robs you of at least one optional conversation (Ellies in sneak mode cause of the remaining enemy till you exit the building, so no blahblah)


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She loves the car and found that there's a ipod connector in the glovebox and also a aux input in the center armrest. Since we are both android users, I took out the owners manual and read that after the aux cable is plugged in, hold the "CD" button and it will switch over to "aux".
Press it and held it and nothing happens when the aux cable is plugged in (both ends, phone and in aux port). It just keep saying "no cd" and switch back to radio.
Wondering if there's something wrong with the cable since the manual said it would recognize it once the aux cable was connected or if it's a step we are missing or if there's something wrong?
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The New York Knicks have decided not to match the Houston Rockets' $25 million offer to Jeremy Lin, according to a report on Tuesday from Howard Beck of The New York Times:
The Knicks plan to cut ties with Jeremy Lin on Tuesday night, according to a person briefed on the decision, ending a brief, spectacular and now bittersweet love affair between the 23-year-old point guard and his adoring fan base. Lin will play next season for the Houston Rockets, who signed him to a three-year, $25.1 million offer sheet that the Knicks have elected not to match.
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Millennium Entertainment closed a U.S. rights deal on the Michael Radford-directed Elsa & Fred, starring Shirley MacLaine and Christopher Plummer. Radford wrote it with Anna Pavigano, and Marcia Gay Harden, Chris Noth, Jared Gilman and Scott Bakula also star. Matthias Ehrenberg, Nicolas Veinberg, Jose Levy, Ricardo Kleinbaum from Cuatro Plus Films and Edward Saxon produce. Pic is a remake of the 2005 Spanish/Argentinian film the story of two people in the twilight of their lives who discover that it's never too late to find love and make their dreams come true. After losing his wife, straight-laced Fred (Plummer) is forced by his daughter (Harden) to move into a small apartment where he meets Elsa. From that moment on, everything changes.
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Great, here is another movie for Millennium to destroy.
That "studio" cannot do a theatrical release to save its life. They really should stick to direct-to-video/netflix dreck. They do that well. But any time they actually try to hit a silver screen, they land in a swap. I don't know why they even try. They are horrible at theatrical. Not just bad but incompetent.
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Obama backtracking on Iraq
Original post made by Gary, Downtown North, on Jul 3, 2008
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Except for the fact that he opposed the liberation of Iraq, he is now being schooled by GWB.
If Obama is elected, don't be surprised when he reinstitutes conscription. After all, there are real challenges out there in the world, and Barack will need to race to catch up to them.
Expect MoveOn.org extemists to attack their former glamour boy.
Our local hatriots are not going to feel good about this, either.
However, I feel very good about it! It is a good July 4th present to the nation.
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a resident of another community
on Jul 3, 2008 at 3:00 pm
The real "hatriots" are those that blindly follow Bush/Cheney and feel that everything that has occurred since 9/11 is "okay" since "we are fighting terrorism" and "giving up our freedoms is okay in that case".
I actually favor a return to conscription--a no excuse draft of everyone and anyone after high school--no exemptions, no excuses. That will be the quickest way to ensure that we do not get involved in another Iraq "fiasco".
Interesting, however, that Gary has written off McCain already
a resident of Downtown North
on Jul 3, 2008 at 4:04 pm
"I actually favor a return to conscription--a no excuse draft of everyone and anyone after high school--no exemptions, no excuses"
Dick, I agree! In fact, I think it should be a requirement for franchise, public college attendance, public office . No serve, no admission, no vote, no city council/school board, etc. I favor it retrospectively (for all of us who have not yet served in the military, or an appropriate substitute).
I also agree with you that it would be more difficult to enter wars, although not, nearly, impossible. In fact, it would probably mean even more bloody wars, but that is a political choice, and we are a democracy.
Oh no, I have not written off McCain. He has flipped flopped to (now) support off-shore drilling, still supports nuclear, supported the surge in Iraq (a real winner); however, he is not not exciting to the naive...this could be his downfall, in the end. I wish Obama was on my side, because I like him, and he is talented. He is, however, about 10 years away, because is so naive, and he panders (and lies) to his base to an extreme extent. McCain is a known quantity, with pluses and minuses, and he served, honorably, in the military. I will vote for McCain, even though I am not burning with desire to do so.
On the "hatriot" issue, I have been very clear about this. If Obama wins, and he enters into a foreign war, you will not hear me criticizing him, as commander in chief. I will just trust that he has the best interests of this country at heart (I think he does). Unfortunately, the current hatriots would rather see Iraq go south, than to see Bush get credit for its liberation. That is odious, and hateful...that is why "hatriot" is the appropritate word.
a resident of College Terrace
on Jul 3, 2008 at 5:10 pm
Funny, as if the war on terror couldn't have been fought in a way other than botched. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
a resident of Downtown North
on Jul 3, 2008 at 5:38 pm
The point of this thread is that Barack is now backtracking. I have long predicted that he would do so, becasue he is a rational person. The liberation of Iraq is the major event of human freedom in this new century, thus far. GWB led the charge, and he will get the historical credit. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.] According to you and yours, Iraq was in a good position, becasue Saddam was a shield against al qaeda...just like Hitler was a shield against bolshevism.
I am comfortable in joining FDR in rejecting such moral nonsense.
a resident of College Terrace
on Jul 3, 2008 at 5:53 pm
The point that you continually gloss over is the *mishandling* of this war effort.
GWBush will be remembered as a bungler - as the worst American President on record, period. He will be remembered as someone who used crisis to ERODE democracy, and DAMAGE freedom. He will be remembered as someone who caused a great mess, left to others to clean up - just like the days before he became President, when he walked in a drunken, dope-laden haze (brain damage? hmmmm), failing in one business after another, avoiding military duties, driving drunk, and bailed out constantly by Daddy Bush.
[Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
a resident of Downtown North
on Jul 3, 2008 at 9:21 pm
Mike, you are big on bungling during war. May I suggest that you do at least a minimum of reserach on the Battle of the Bulge, during WWII? That one bungle by FDR was much bigger than the entire Iraq war, and most of the casualties happened in three days.
GWB is the liberator of Iraq and Afghanistan. He did it with relatively low cost of national blood and treasure.
a resident of College Terrace
on Jul 3, 2008 at 9:40 pm
[Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
George Bush and his minions BUNGLED the Iraqi operation in so many ways that most observers have lost count. That's been admitted to by so many people who were *part* of the Iraqi strategizing that onlny a naive bystander would claim anything else other than the fact taht george Bush made the first move to eliminate Saddam. That first move was bungled, and every move after that was bungled, so they has to introduce this "surge".
George Bush is the most incompetent President in the history of this country, and I can't WAIT to see the history books as his sorry behind leaves office.
a resident of Barron Park
on Jul 3, 2008 at 10:45 pm
Saddam was on the payroll when he was at war against Iran. Bush I cut him off and he went for Kuwait. If Bush I kept him on the payroll none of the subsequent actions would have happened, most especially $5/gal gas.
Botched foreign policy from the right, Yeah absolutely!
But the left is culpable too. The left's concept of "human rights" is skewed by the western experience. A brutal repressive dictator is needed to keep order in a backward environment such as Iraq. Bush II isn't up to that task, nor is Obama or McCain
a resident of Midtown
on Jul 4, 2008 at 7:10 am
Back to the original post..I had to crack up when Obama said that he wanted us out "within 16 months" of taking office, but was open to revision after he goes to Iraq.
What happened to within 6 months? I am glad to see that, as much as I despise him, he CAN at least pretend to be for victory.
Of course, if he is speaking, he is either lying or ignorant.
He has yet to use the words "win" or "victory" in referring to Iraq..it is always "end"....as if there is no way to "win". He WANTS this to end badly for the USA to vindicate the position he has had all along. But, what do you expect from a guy who puts his picture on the Presidential Seal, refuses a flag pin because of "what it represents", refuses to sing the national anthem because it is "too warlike", states that educated people don't go into the military ( though the education level of our military is higher than our nation's), and claims that only the ignorant and scared cling to their guns, racism and religion in defense?
This guy is a real and true danger to the future of this country. And, because he sounds pretty like Carter did, I fear that we will just have to accept that this generation will have learn the hard way, like mine did, about what happens with a far left socialist pacifist in office with a far left democrat congress. Pity our youth will have to pay the price. We older ones are set.
a resident of Midtown
on Jul 4, 2008 at 7:15 am
BTW, yes, Obama will want the draft back. The only ones who want the draft back, over the objection of the entire military, are the ones who want to build dislike of the military, and what better way to do it than to conscript? Research which 2 congresssmen keep bringing up the idea of a draft...the farthest left in the bunch.
Leave the military to those who are smart enough and dedicated enough to actually do a good job. Keep it volunteer. We don't want forced conscription in our military.
a resident of Midtown
on Jul 4, 2008 at 7:15 am
BTW, Happy July 4th! Try to remember what we are actually celebrating today!
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jul 4, 2008 at 9:38 am
"We need to be as careful getting out of Iraq as we were careless getting in."--Obama
"We will be there for 100 years."--McCain
Which is the more thoughtful and sensible statement?
There is no victory, no clean ending to this matter.
What does a timetable mean, whether it is McCain's 100 years or Obama's 16 months to withdraw US combat forces? Neither is particularly helpful in its specificity, but both indicate what the general approach will be depending on who is elected.
I predict that the "flip flop" rhetoric will become tiresome around both candidates before the summer is out. They each have done so, should one choose to view it that way. Ironically, one of the biggest and most legitimate criticisms of Shrub is his stubborness, his inability or disinclination to modify his approach when he gets new facts presented to him.
So we go from a stubborn mule to a flip flopper? The truth lies somewhere in between.
Obama has not flip flopped from his original statement, cited above. It is nuanced, and sensible, and it is clear that he intends to get the US dis-engaged from the Iraq matter as quickly as possible, and as responsibly as possible. Compared with the bluster from Shrub and the open ended 100 years from McCain, Obama has provided a specific understanding of how he will view and approach this matter. Agree or disagree with it, but don't call it flip flopping.
a resident of Downtown North
on Jul 4, 2008 at 11:49 am
"We need to be as careful getting out of Iraq as we were careless getting in" (Obama).
There is no "careful" way to preserve stability in Iraq, if the intent is to get out, no matter what. If Obama'a intention is to withdraw, then the military can accomplish this task within months. Therefore, I fail to what Obama is talking about...makes no sense. A timeline, without a vision of victory (thus conditions of the ground), is a disaster in the making...Barack needs to come clean, becasue he is not fooling rational people, especially those in the military.
a resident of Midtown
on Jul 4, 2008 at 3:47 pm
Oh yes, the ever famous and popular with the left "nuanced" position.
Translation: Uncommitted and meaningless
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Trip Planning: Salem, MA to Cape Cod
Hey everyone,
Those of you up here in the Northeast....
I'm heading from Salem, MA to Provincetown - tip of Cape Cod the second week of July 2008.
I've roughly planned heading out to Buoy Y"AB-2" and then cutting a bit south in to the cape cod bay.
I'm taking my younger sister who has very little sailing experience. I want to make sure the trip is as efficient as possible but also in line to normal winds and comfortable for her. My current route has us a good 15knots from any solid land, should I hug the coast more?
Has anyone done this trip regularly and have any advice for me?
(25 foot 1976 O'day, 15hp Evenrude o/b, 7knot hull speed)
You'd probably be fine, but my suggestion would be to cut across Massachusetts Bay to Minots Ledge (Cohassett), then hug (a few miles out) the coast down to about Brant Rock (Marshfield), then cut across to P-Town. This route will give you options in case you need to duck in out of the weather and will keep you closer to shore if you require assistance.
As it stands, the route you charted out to YAB-2 takes you even further off-shore than a straight rhumline course, which seems unnecessary and unwise. (That is, unless you are hoping to do some whale watching along Stellwagen Bank!!) If you are determined to go the "off-shore" route, why not keep that initial course a bit further west since it won't add any distance? This would also put your course closer to perpendicular on the inbound and outbound shipping lanes, which will get you through them more quickly.
Of course, we can plan routes all we like, but the wind will be a factor when the departure day comes.
July is about the most benign time of year to make the trip, but as always, watch the weather. Sounds like fun and a great adventure!
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That trip sounds like a very looooong day, especiallly for a young novice guest, who will probably be bored to death and wonder what's so great about sailing. Sort of like a delivery rather than a pleasure crtuise.
My advice is to go to Scituate on the first day, stay in the town marina, eat at the Mill wharf, see a movie, etc. Next day shoot over to P-town. Return the following day to Plymouth for an over night, same routine as Scituate. Following day return to Salem.
That way you break the sailing in to more bite size nuggets surrounded by the adventure of seeing a new place...much mor elikely to be enjoyable for someone who doesn't think 10 hours beating to windward is fun.
PS - do you really get 7 knots in a 25 O'Day, its not a Mac26 in disguise, is it?
I would think that you'd want to cut across the main shipping lanes as quickly as possible. I'd suggest a route more like this.
Cutting across Mass Bay down to Cohasset will force you to deal with a lot more shipping traffic, which is no fun. By going a bit further out, you'll miss a lot of the congestion, or at least spread it out a bit...
Given that the wind will generally be out of the Southwest, this route allows you to have a pretty easy sail for most of it, reaching almost the entire trip. It crosses the main E-W shipping channel almost perpendicular to the TSS.
The route I've listed is about 45 NM... so it'd be a pretty good eight hours or more of sailing for you. If you left early in the morning, it might be a really nice day sail, if you get the weather.
I do like Sailingfool's suggestion of breaking it down into two days... but that is only if you've got the time to do that. One major advantage of doing this is that you can pretty much assure that you'll get into P-Town during daylight hours, which will simplify your anchoring, picking up a mooring ball, or finding a slip. However, I'd reverse his suggestion and do Plymouth on the outbound trip...and Scituate on the return trip—because if the winds are out of the southwest, it will be easier to go from P-town to Scituate, than it would to go from P-town to Plymouth. :)
That's one of my reasons for going motorsailer as my hull speed is only 7.1 ..... but I can hold that all day almost no matter what, and being way over-powered I can even break the rules and hit 8 if I want to Waste a lot of fuel. I usually figure my speed at 5 or 6 when planning trips point A to point B.
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Hey Birdface!
We've done several Beringer Bowls (overnight from Marblehead to P-town), and to add others have said - prevailing winds tend to favor heading south and then cutting east across - at least at night. Last year for Labor Day weekend, we just did a straight shot, and it was a wild ride. Winds from the southwest, but swells from a low-pressure system out in the Atlantic left us with huge swells running at right angles to the wind-driven waves. And this was on a 26-ton full-keeled cruiser! Just pick a good weather window and you should be fine. And make sure the VHF is in good working order!
We'll probably see you around Salem Harbor - we'll be in Hawthorne Cove this summer. Look for the pirate ship!
I was thinking of the main shipping channel, shown on the two charts... also, closer into Boston, you have to deal with more idiot power boaters... :) the further out you are, the fewer of them you have to deal with. As for shipping, yes, Boston probably doesn't get as much traffic as New Bedford these days.
Good advice above. Don't sweat the shipping lanes, at least during daytime and good visibility, there just aren't that many ships. Keep your VHF radio handy in case you want to call on 16 and make sure they see you.
Let the wind guide your route. Got a good brisk summer sou'wester? Then start early and go for it, it's a close reach, about 10 hours at 5 knots, and you have what, about 14-15 hours of daylight? You'll be fine. For a couple of hours you'll be out of sight of land, which is exciting (or boring, or both).
Use your GPS and chart, but you'll see the lighthouse from way off.
Lighter winds or different direction? Consider Scituate, then hop over from there. Might be less boring for your sister. And you have the Boston Monster buoy (used to be the Lightship) and then Minot's light as prominent landmarks to get to Scituate. Don't go as far south as Plymouth, which takes a LONG time to get in and out of.
Then for your return trip, you're both veterans by then, if you get a good persistent summer SW breeze, then definitely one day, a long but easy beam/broad reach.
Thank you all so much. I'm reading these, will make some plans while talking to the guests on-board, and edit this post to let you know the outcome.
You guys are terrific.
Edit 1: Yes, I've actually hit 7 knots. It's the taller-rig, full keel 25' O'day from 1976. After speaking with Rudy at D&R I found out this specific mix of models was pretty rare. The knot-meter is about as old as the boat, so that might just be the speed transducer whipping around ;).
Edit 2: SD/SF, very wise advice both of you. I neglected to mention that we're heading for the cape where our parents will be waiting at a vacation home. So I was thinking "as fast as possible while assuring arrival with daylight". But now that I see the logic in the stop-over I might reconsider and make the sail more of the vacation than the cape-cod house. This would be up to the crew as I'd be cutting into their "beach time". But they seem really excited, more-so about the sail than the vacation on the Cape. (they are from the same Northern Italian sailor blood after all) This would also be our first south shore sail, so I think there's a good deal of logic in stopping in and seeing the towns.
Edit 3: Nola and others, I was actually hoping to get out of sight of land. We haven't done it yet and it would be a rush I'm sure. (Even with two GPS systems and all charts) I actually think Nola's write-up is the best mix of all your advice. It's two plans which are dependent on conditions. So I have a backup. My original plot had me rounding that YAB-2 as a sanity check. I figured we'd be just about out of sight from land and having a buoy to make us confident would've helped.
I'll honor you all and share this with the entire crew and get them involved in the planning. This way they're all less likely to mutiny.... Right?
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Day 28 of 33 Days And 33 Ways To Save Money And Reduce Debt: Find Out How Bad (Or Good) Your Situation Really Is
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Day 28: Find Out How Bad (Or Good) Your Situation Really Is
Do you know how much you owe on your house? Do you know how much money you have in your checking account? How much would you need to payoff your automobile loan? Have you checked your credit report lately? As you begin to get out of debt and save money – you really need to know "where you are today".
Create a list of your credit accounts – something like this:
Credit Card 1 – $4000
Credit Card 2 – $5214
Mortgage – $124,400
Hospital – $1300
Automobile – $16,000
If you don't know how much you owe, then you really can't begin to create a plan to get out of debt. So, go online (or call) and find out exactly how much you owe on each of your credit cards. Call your bank and find out the "payoff" amount for your automobiles. Call your mortgage company and find out the "payoff" or "remaining balance" on your mortgage. You need to know how tall the mountain is before you decide how to climb it.
Create a list of your savings / investment accounts – something like this:
Online Savings – $400
Pension Plan – $12,000 or X years of contributions
Social Security – Regular report from the Social Security Administration
Most retirement plans now offer online account management. Log-in to your account and find your balance. While your logged in, you might want to take a good look at the types of funds you are investing in. If you are a beginner, you might find that all of your retirement funds are going to one fund, one fund type, or they might be just sitting in a money market account, waiting for you to tell them what to do. If you have a pension plan or social security, keep up with the regular updates you should be receiving in the mail or from your employer (pension plan). While the numbers besides these accounts might be "estimate" – it's still good to know "where you stand".
If you haven't checked your credit report lately, click here to read my article about how to get 3 (or 6) annual credit reports – for free!
You should also consider a list of insurance policies and any other accounts that could effect your long-term financial situation.
Have you recently "run the numbers" and added up how much you actually owe? Are you doing better (or worse) than you originally thought? Leave a comment and let us know.
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Why do you have credit cards in your wallet? You said you lost your wallet and you had credit cards in it? I thought you didn't believe in credit cards? I was shocked to read you had credit cards…
Elains – I emailed your directly. But, I thought others might like to know the answer to your questions..
I have a wife and 2 kids, with another child on the way – and my goal is to NEVER use credit cards – but I don't want to put my family in harms way – so I keep the credit cards on hand in case of a MAJOR catastrophe – think 9/11 or Katrina. I hope that in the future, I'll have a big time emergency fund built up and I'll never even have to consider using a credit card – but until I get to the point where I'm "self insured" against a major catastrophe, I'll keep my credit accounts open.
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Tallying up the numbers was a little overwhelming, but it really motivated me to make a change.
Yeah, very scary at the beginning, but having the bigger picture and taking the initial plunge can really help you sort things out. Even if you are in a real hole there is always a way to get out. I think it's far better to confront the debt demon rather than continue getting more and more into debt, as is usually the case.


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I work at a dealership(Ford), we have a side mill machine. It can duplicate or cut by code. I am in York, Pa. I can cut them for you if you can figure out how to get the blanks to me.
i thought they keys are laser cut, how would a side mill cut these?
The BMW keys are (or look) the same as the new Fiesta keys. The key machine has the option for BMW keys. I haven't tried and myself but have cut plenty of other side mill keys on it.
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December 3 – Spanish bag brand Abbacino said it plans to open 50 stores across China next year, Inside Retail Asia reported. It has opened 20 stores in the country so far this year. Abbacino entered China in 2011 when it opened its first store in Shenzhen.
December 2 – China's consumer price index will likely rise over 3% in 2014 as result of costlier labor, rental and construction materials, the National Development and Reform Commission predicted.
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|Julian Charrière - On the Sidewalk, I Have Forgotten the Dinosauria
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Exhibition: 26 April 15 June, 2013
DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM is pleased announce the second solo-exhibition of Julian Charrière, titled On the Sidewalk, I Have Forgotten the Dinosauria. The exhibition features several new works by the young Swiss artist, which illustrate the post-modern approaches of time-space compression in coexistence with the historicity and perception of our environment.
What is time and how do we perceive space? How can we define these sizes? All human beings ask these questions at some point. An escape from the time-space axioms is inconceivable for us. These primordial factors are far more than just timing and locations we are able to comprehend. They define our lives significantly but are displaced from everyday consciousness. Meet the time as it seeks us speaks Shakespeare to us in Cymbeline.
With On the Sidewalk, I Have Forgotten the Dinosauria Charrière demonstrates various details that we have forgotten in the rush of everyday life. He presents selected messages of our environment embodied in artistic representation. The exhibition features several elements that speak to us forgotten due to sheer weariness, even if they are immanent in our day-to-day basis.
Todays digital expansion allows us to simulate almost everything. We can go back to ancient times; we are able to explore cities, mountains and seas. We are capable of doing almost everything more or less always. And thus we inevitably lose more and more of our connection to the temporal and spatial limits, the Nature banished us in. According to that Charrière investigates the meaning of concealed ordinariness the genesis and formation of things around us.
Sedimentation of Floating Worlds manages to unite the world in one piece a concrete sculpture, which is formed out of stones and sand grains from all existing countries in the world. Due to todays logistic capabilities it was achievable to deliver the stones and sand-grains within a very short period of time to Berlin. The world-monument provides a contrast to the expanding digital space that allows us to explore virtually almost all territories in the world without limitations. In parallel, 195 photographs one from each existing country are documenting the visual representation of the abstract form. The photos were shot by Charrières local acquaintances, who made the creation of the work possible sending the stones and sand grains to Berlin. Their images show an intimate and unfamiliar view of each country that is home to our world.
In his newest work that was produced in Iceland Charrière scrutinizes the phenomena of stored time and the existential question of being. In addition to I Dig Myself Into a Hole, when Charrière eponymously dug himself into a hole in Ethiopia he demonstrated the metaphor of a life-path, in which everyone is caught. Now, in Iceland, Charrière switches from depth to heights, trying to burn down an iceberg. This Sisyphean task is an exemplification of our approach to nature and life visualizing futility, search for meaning and the exploration of ourselves.
The title of the exhibition On the Sidewalk, I Have Forgotten the Dinosauria brings back to mind essential thoughts one blanks out in everyday life. We live in a complex system, where each object is subordinated to a multi-layered formation and order. There are hidden worlds that will become apparent upon a closer look it is just a matter of perspective. It is a call for pluralism of our weary gaze.
Born in 1987, Julian Charrière currently lives and works in Berlin. A Meisterschüler of Olafur Eliasson and participant of the Institut für Raumexperimente (Institute for Spatial Experiments), Charriere has exhibited his works both solo and as a part of Das Numen at various museums and institutions worldwide, including the Schinkel Pavillon and Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, the Venice Biennial and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo.


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Movie directors, former SeaWorld trainers, even the guy who trained "Flipper" are diving into the Vancouver Aquarium debate over whether whales and dolphins should be phased out of captivity.
Director of the academy award winning film "The Cove" Louie Psihoyos sent a letter to the Vancouver Park Board.
"They are trying to import a couple dolphins from Japan, where they come from and how they got there is dubious. The Japanese aquariums aren't very good about documenting where these animals came from. So they could come from the infamous dolphin drives, which we highlighted in our movie "The Cove."
"The Cove" star and Flipper trainer Ric O'Barry wrote a letter to the Mayor of Vancouver offering his assistance to help release the dolphins and whales into sea pens, or the wild.
More than 100 people are signed up to speak at a special Park Board meeting Saturday on the issue.


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Resuscitation is the process of correcting physiological disorders (such as lack of breathing or heartbeat) in an acutely unwell patient. It is an important part of intensive care medicine, trauma surgery and emergency medicine. Well known examples are cardiopulmonary resuscitation and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
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Toku (musician)
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Toku (styled TOKU) is a Japanese jazz musician from Niigata Prefecture, Japan.
In addition to being one of the few professional jazz vocalists and flugelhorn players in Japan, he is known for promoting jazz in Japan and bringing elements of the genre into J-pop through collaborations with other artists. He has worked with clammbon, Miki Imai, Maki Oguro, Yuji Ohno, Mariko Takahashi, Ken Hirai, DOUBLE, m-flo, and Exile.[1]
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Toku was born on February 20, 1973 in Niigata Prefecture. Under his father's influence, Toku grew up enjoying all kinds of music.[2] During junior high school Toku began to learn to play the cornet, and in the following years he picked up the trumpet and flugel horn as well. In high school, Toku was in a cover band, playing mainly rock and pop songs, which he continued to be a part of into college. At a campus festival, a jazz drummer heard Toku play Miles Davis' version of If I Were a Bell. He was later invited to a jam session with the drummer where he became inspired to pursue jazz. In his junior year of college, he moved to the United States to learn English at Tokyo International University in Oregon. There, Toku played in a band with his roommate, a jazz pianist.
Upon graduating from college, Toku started singing at the jazz club BODY & SOUL. There, he was scouted by Rob Crocker,a DJ from the Tokyo radio station (INTER-FM),who heard him play Miles Davis' version of If I Were a Bell. This eventually led to him signing with Sony Music Records Inc. He released his first album, "Everything She Said"(produced by Rob Crocker)on January 21, 2000. In August, he played at Blue Note Tokyo, and in November had his first overseas performance in Konkuk University's New Millennium Hall in Seoul, South Korea. The following year, he release his second album, "Bewitching." In 2002, Toku's fame spread through the song "You are so beautiful," which he sang for a Hitachi TV commercial as well as his first single "Do-Re-Mi" for Honda's Odyssey ad campaign. He has released twelve albums and performed all over the world, including at the Jazzy Shanghai Festival, Paris Jazz Festival, Hong Kong International Jazz Festival, and the Jakarta International JAVA JAZZ Festival. In 2011, he toured with Cyndi Lauper in Japan, also played on her album.
In 2004, at a summer festival Toku, Kenji Hino, and Yosuke Onuma decided to combine their talents into a single musical group.[3] The idea had originated when the three founding members had gone to New York previously. They performed at Fuji Rock 2004 and afterwards began to work as a quintet, adding keyboardist Shinji Akita and drummer Hidenobu "Kalta" Otsuki. TKY disbanded by the end of 2005.
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Toku enjoys photography in his free time.[4]
- January 21, 2000 – Everything She Said
- January 24, 2001 – Bewitching
- February 20, 2002 – Winds of Change
- June 19, 2002– CHEMISTRY OF LOVE
- January 22, 2003 – Toku
- March 10, 2004– 30
- February 22, 2006 – A Brand-New Beginning
- November 26, 2008 – Love Again
- April 27, 2011 – Toku sings&plays STEVIE WONDER ~a jazz tribute from Atlanta~
- June 26, 2013 – Dream A Dream
- May 20, 2015 – Dear Mr.SINATRA
- May 11, 2016- Dear Mr.SINATRA - special edition-
- November 20, 2002 - DO-RE-MI
- ^ toku-jazz.com. "Discography". Retrieved December 5, 2012.
- ^ toku-jazz.com. "Biography". Retrieved December 5, 2012.
- ^ tokyo-jazz.com. "TKY". Retrieved December 5, 2012.
- ^ Riandy Kurniawan (2009-03-29). "Exclusive Interview With Toku". Retrieved 2012-12-05.


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Thuparamaya dagoba in Anuradhapura
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|8°21′19″N 80°23′46″E / 8.35528°N 80.39611°ECoordinates: 8°21′19″N 80°23′46″E / 8.35528°N 80.39611°E
|Theravada Buddhism
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|King Devanampiyatissa
Thuparamaya is a dagoba in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. It is a Buddhist sacred place of veneration.
Mahinda Thera, an envoy sent by King Ashoka himself introduced Theravada Buddhism and also chetiya worship to Sri Lanka. At his request King Devanampiyatissa built Thuparamaya in which was enshrined the collarbone of the Buddha. It is considered to be the first dagaba built in Sri Lanka following the introduction of Buddhism. This is considered the earliest monument, the construction of which was chronicled Sri Lanka. The name Thuparamaya comes from "stupa" and "aramaya" which is a residential complex for monks.
Thuparamaya dagoba has been built in the shape of a bell. This dagoba was destroyed from time to time. During the reign of King Agbo II it was completely destroyed and the King restored it. What is seen presently is the construction of the dagoba, done in 1862 AD. As of today, after several renovations, in the course of the centuries, the monument has a diameter of 59 ft (18 m), at the base. The dome is 11 feet 4 inches (3.45 m) in height from the ground, 164 1⁄2 ft (50.1 m) in diameter. The compound is paved with granite and there are 2 rows of stone pillars round the dagaba. During the early period a vatadage was built round Thuparamaya.
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- This page incorporates content from Dr. Rohan Hettiarachchi's http://www.lankalibrary.com/ used with permission of website owner.
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Heading into Monday's Memorial Day game against the LA Dodgers, the Milwaukee Brewers received some bad news regarding their red-hot starting catcher Jonathan Lucroy. Here's what happened: More bad lack for the Brewers on the injury front. Lucroy told Adam McCalvy of MLB.com that he was reaching under his hotel room bed for a lost sock on Sunday night when his wife shifted a suitcase, which fell on his hand. Seriously. He tried to take some swings Monday, but shut things down after he couldn't properly grip the bat. We should have more clarity on the situation in the next few hours. George Kottaras will handle starting catcher duties for now. That's a pretty funny injury, until the x-rays came back showing a break that will require Lucroy to miss anywhere from 4-6 weeks. That lost sock is going to cost the 20-28 Brewers a .345/.387/.969 hitter that was hitting .388/.409/1.068 with 22 RBI in the month of May. George Kottaras (.233/.459/.924 in 62 plate appearances) will be the new Brewers catcher, and the Brewers will call up Martin Maldonado from Triple-A Nashville to back him up. As embarrassing as it might be, Lucroy's not the first suitcase related DL stint. Kaz Sasaki landed on the DL for a couple months back in the day after straining his ribs from a fall while hauling his heavy suitcase up the stairs at his home. After the jump, we have some of the more memorable bizarre baseball injuries that Lucroy's will be apart of: Mark DeRosa - strained oblique from high fiving Josh Outman - strained oblique from vomitting after food poisoning Joba Chamberlain - open dislocation of his right ankle while playing with his 5-year-old son on a trampoline David Price - neck spasms from towel while he was drying off Chris - Coghlan - torn meniscus in his left knee after pieing a teammate following a game-winning single Geoff Blum - popped elbow after putting on shirt Luke Scott - pulled hamstring during home run trot Hunter Pence - lacerations on his knee and right index finger after walking through a sliding glass door Marty Cordova - burnt from tanning bed Adam Eaton - stab wound... from opening a DVD with a paring knife Olver Perez - broken toe from kicking a laundry bucket Sammy Sosa - back spasms from sneezing Randy Keisler - snakebitten Steve Sparks - dislocated shoulder from trying to rip a phone book in half John Smoltz - burns from ironing a shirt he was still wearing Brandon Inge - strained oblique from readjusting pillows for his kids Leave any others you might laugh at now in the comments. H/T to SI for reminding me of most of these.
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Munson Ski & Marine Offering Ski Clinics In Northern Illinois
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- Mike Misch works full time as Chief Engineer at a Fortune 500 company and did not learn to ski until he was 35.
- Mike has 18 years experience in the inboard boat sector representing Malibu Boats at Munson Ski & Marine
- Mike enjoys skiing 2-3 times a week and takes yearly skiing vacations to places such as Acapulco/Cancun and Costa Rica.
- Munson Ski & Marine been in business for over 50 years in the Chicago land area in its third generation of owners.
- Located in Volo, Illinois just minutes south of the Illinois Chain of Lakes
This program has just completed its third year and they have had over 85 different participants and growing more popular every year. (Clinics are run on Wednesday afternoons 3-7 p.m. from June 1 thru August 31.
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- Less than 2% of the participants are working on improving their slalom course skiing.
- Success rate of first time skiers is 95%
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So I stumbled upon this game the yesterday while a bit bored. Basically, it's one of those "barcode scanner monster collector" games from the 90's. You scan a barcode from any random product in your house and then you either get a Codemon, a healing item, a spell, or an aura. Pretty simple.
Other than that, there's arena battling using the Codemon, the store where you can buy/sell the stuff you collect from barcodes, and there's also some other thing where you can combine certain Codemon into some sort of "original" or ancient or somesuch. Don't really know.
Pretty simple game, but the way the combat works allows you to set up arena challenges and then go do whatever else and then come back to see if your Codemon got challenged by another player and if you lost or won. So it's a decent time waster when you can't get to the computer or have nothing better to do.
Plus, if you were a kid in the 90's or early 2000's, you'll get a bit of nostalgia. Oh, and you get to look like a idiot going through your pantry to scan everything. That's a bonus, in my book.


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The luxury Kahala Hotel & Resort is planning golden jubilee celebrations for its 50th anniversary throughout 2014 beginning with a proclamation from Gov. Neil Abercrombie Jan. 22, marking the day the hotel opened.
The day will be proclaimed "The Kahala Hotel & Resort Golden Jubilee Day," according to a news release.
Known for hosting heads of state, Hollywood celebrities and other luminary guests over the past half-century, the anniversary theme is 'The Legend Inspires, The Promise Continues.'
"We've had the privilege of serving multiple generations as well as providing the backdrop for life's greatest experiences like weddings, anniversaries, holidays, reunions and romance," said Shawn Sweeney, president of The Landmark Hotels Group, which manages the hotel.


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(Adopted December 27, 1979, effective July 1, 1980; amended March 18, 1998, effective July 1, 1998.)
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HIV-1, the most common type of the virus that causes AIDS, has proved to be tenacious, inserting its genome permanently into its victims' DNA, forcing patients to take a lifelong drug regimen to control the virus and prevent a fresh attack. Now, a team of researchers has designed a way to snip out the integrated HIV-1 genes for good.
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18 Whoever speaks on their own does so to gain personal glory, but he who seeks the glory of the one who sent him is a man of truth; there is nothing false about him.
Have you ever had an old system that either does not work or you do not use it? Is it worth nothing? Well I can help you use it for good instead of throwing it away. I will show you a step by step plan on how make your system into a work of art.
Step 1: Preparing the System
You first have to prepare the system for painting. I am using a Game Cube since that is what I have. If you have another system just follow the procedure based on your system. Clean the system of anything that would show through the paint. I suggest using Windex. Do not use any oil based cleaners for this because the paint you will be using is oil based not water based. Then tape every inch that is exposed to the inside of the system.


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I'm not sure if the one pro competition of the season belongs here, or elsewhere, but...
Ice Wars took place last Thursday night in Hoffman Estates, IL, and was a great night of skating! Shizuka Arakawa, in particular, was awesome. I wrote up a review on my website and will have photos up later this week for anyone who's interested:
Ice Wars will be airing on CBS on Fri, Dec. 1, 2006 from 8-10PM EST. Do make sure to check it out - it's pretty much the last skating event on primetime network TV, and the last pro competition, and it needs the ratings!


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Posted by Brian Walker on August 27, 2010
We are in a highly transformative time as changing customer expectations, commerce capabilities, and technology continue to evolve rapidly. Initiatives that just a few short years ago would have seemed a long way off — such as mobile commerce, app stores, multichannel order management, or embedding shopping on Facebook — are now squarely on the priority list of eCommerce business and technology leaders. And as consumer expectations, client needs, and the competitive environment continue to evolve, pressure on executives to make the right choices in technology and operational capabilities continues to mount. With this research, we highlight what every exec should know as they navigate these choices and position their company to succeed and fully capitalize on the transformation technology is enabling across their business.
As we have talked to many executives across many verticals consistent questions emerge on how to work ahead of these changes and stay ahead of the curve. The report we just published today looks to address these questions, based on many conversations across the vendor and client community and across verticals.
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I am intrigued by last week's announcement from UK payment processor VocaLink and Australian financial software vendor eWise that they are collaborating to build an online banking transfer payment system for the UK. Online banking transfer systems make it (fairly) easy for online shoppers to authorize payments through online banking by integrating the payment details into their bank's secure online banking site. The customer is routed directly from the merchant's site to the bank to authorize the payment and back again.
In the Netherlands, the iDEAL online banking transfer system has been highly successful. It's now used by some 10 million Dutch online shoppers for about 5 million transactions a month. But the UK's online shopping market is different to the Dutch one in a couple of important ways. Firstly, debit cards can be used to pay online in the UK. Since almost all adults have a debit card, paying online is not a big problem in the UK, unlike many other European markets. Secondly, UK Net users have always been relatively complacent about online security compared with other Europeans. That means that one of the primary attributes of an online banking transfer system -- more robust security -- may not cut that much ice with British online shoppers.
Forrester has long argued that any new payment system needs to overcome three hurdles to succeed: providing a clear improvement over the existing alternatives, driving consumer and merchant adoption, and developing a viable business model for all parties.
Posted by Brian Walker on August 3, 2010
GSI Commerce has been making a lot of news of late with acquisitions and a reshaping on their business from a full-service eCommerce provider to an eCommerce and marketing services company. I had the pleasure recently of asking Michael Rubin, founder and CEO of GSI, a series of questions in order to better understand how the company is changing and what we can look for in the future from the company.
1) FORRESTER: From the outside it appears that GSI has changed a lot over the last few years, from a full-service eCommerce solution provider to a company with many different offerings. How do you explain what GSI is today? How do you see that continuing to evolve?


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Apartment swap – A bachelor in Berlin Schoeneberg area (Germany) for similiar studio or for a nice room with bathroom in Toronto downtown. My Berlin flat is an original studio flat of 35 sq m located on the 5th floor with a beautiful view and a lot of day light. The flat has an entrance zone, a small kitchen, a living area with bed niche, bathroom and balcony. The apartment is furnished and decorated using Italian design fixtures by an architect.
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Lotus corniculatus
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|Lotus corniculatus
Lotus corniculatus is a common flowering plant in the pea family Fabaceae, native to grassland in temperate Eurasia and North Africa. Common names include common bird's-foot trefoil[2] and just bird's-foot trefoil,[3] though the common name is often also applied to other members of the genus. It is also known in cultivation in North America as bird's-foot deervetch.
It is a perennial herbaceous plant, similar in appearance to some clovers. The flowers are mostly visited by bumblebees[4] and develop into small pea-like pods or legumes. The name 'bird's foot' refers to the appearance of the seed pods on their stalk. Five leaflets are present, but with the central three held conspicuously above the others, hence the use of the name 'trefoil'. It is often used as forage and is widely used as food for livestock due to its nonbloating properties.
The height of the plant is variable, from 5–20 cm, occasionally more where supported by other plants; the stems can reach up to 50 cm long. It is typically sprawling at the height of the surrounding grassland. It can survive fairly close grazing, trampling, and mowing. It is most often found in sandy soils. It flowers from June to September.
The plant has had many common English names in Britain, which are now mostly out of use. These names were often connected with the yellow and orange colour of the flowers, e.g. 'butter and eggs'. One name that is still used is eggs and bacon (or bacon and eggs).[5]
Old fields and grassy places[6] and roadsides.[7]
Common everywhere in Britain.[8] Abundant in Ireland,[9] including Counties Londonderry, Down and Antrim.[7]
It is used in agriculture as a forage plant, grown for pasture, hay, and silage. Taller-growing cultivars have been developed for this. It may be used as an alternative to alfalfa in poor soils. It has become an invasive species in some regions of North America and Australia.
A double-flowered variety is grown as an ornamental plant. The plant is an important nectar source for many insects and is also used as a larval food plant by many species of Lepidoptera such as six-spot burnet. It is regularly included as a component of wildflower mixes in Europe.
Fresh bird's-foot trefoil contains cyanogenic glycosides,[10] which release small amounts of hydrogen cyanide when macerated. This is not normally poisonous to humans, though, as the dose is very low, and the metabolization of cyanide is relatively quick.[11] Condensed tannins are also present in L. corniculatus, which has been known to increase the protein absorption of the small intestine.[12] Used in an infusion to avoid the creation of hydrogen cyanide, this plant can be used as a sedative [13]
- ^ "The Plant List: A Working List of All Plant Species". Retrieved March 14, 2014.
- ^ "BSBI List 2007". Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland. Archived from the original (xls) on 2015-01-25. Retrieved 2014-10-17.
- ^ "Lotus corniculatus". Natural Resources Conservation Service PLANTS Database. USDA. Retrieved 23 June 2015.
- ^ Van Der Kooi, C. J.; Pen, I.; Staal, M.; Stavenga, D. G.; Elzenga, J. T. M. (2015). "Competition for pollinators and intra-communal spectral dissimilarity of flowers" (PDF). Plant Biology. 18: 56. doi:10.1111/plb.12328.
- ^ Collins English Dictionary
- ^ Clapham, A.R., Tutin, T.G. and Warburg, E.F. 1968. Excursion Flora of the British Isles, Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-04656-4
- ^ a b Hackney, P. (Ed) 1992. Stewart & Corry's Flora of the North-east of Ireland, Third Edition. Institute of Irish Studies,The Queen's University of Belfast. ISBN 0-85389-446-9
- ^ Martin, K. The Concise British Flora in Colour.
- ^ Parnell, J. and Curtis, T. 2012. Webb's An Irish Flora. Cork University Press ISBN 978-185918-4783
- ^ http://www.pfaf.org/database/plants.php?Lotus+corniculatus
- ^ Scriber, J. Mark (1 January 1978). "Cyanogenic Glycosides in Lotus corniculatus. Their Effect upon Growth, Energy Budget, and Nitrogen Utilization of the Southern Armyworm, Spodoptera eridania". Oecologia. 34 (2): 143–155. doi:10.2307/4215630 (inactive 2017-01-30). JSTOR 4215630.
- ^ http://www.grassland.org.nz/publications/nzgrassland_publication_492.pdf
- ^ http://plantes-davenir.loncletom.fr/plants/lotus-corniculatus
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|Wikiversity has bloom time data for Lotus corniculatus on the Bloom Clock


text: I just replaced my factory alternator with a "direct bolt-in" 250 amp alternator and now sometimes the voltage will drop suddenly to 10v then in a fraction of a second be 14v.. while driving the battery icon shows up on my display for a second or two at random with perfectly good ampers.. is the computer unable to figure out ive upgraded the alternator? do i have to make any modifications to fix this problem? help!