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I came to Stanford thinking I would major in history and/or physics. Four years later I find myself with a major in comparative literature and the beginning of a master's degree in computer science. I stumbled into this major quite by accident: it was winter of sophomore year and high time to pick something (or so the emails from the registrar informed me). I was enrolled at the time in Roland Greene's TransAtlantic Renaissance seminar, as well as the introductory computer science class (CS106A), and loving them both, I decided on the major I could feasibly complete in time—comparative literature.
The lazy pragmatism of my sophomoric self aside (bad puns being the chief avenue of demonstrating the vocabu- lary endowed by any literary major), I am ever so glad I made the choice I did. In talking to my professors and fellow students, attending colloquia, and taking classes, I have been continuously surprised by new perspectives, new habits of thinking, and topics that I did not even know could be thought about. A second delight of my time studying comparative literature has been the ridiculous breadth of classes available: from close reading 16th century Renais- sance literature and poetry to examining the representation of consciousness and reality in science fiction, I have loved studying so many disparate areas.
On that note, I would like to thank the many professors who have supported my very not-conventionally-comparative-literature thesis: investigating narrative in computer games. Thanks first to my parents for pushing me to write an honors thesis, to Margaret Cohen for initially encouraging my topic, to David Palumbo-Liu for approving this crazy idea, and to Amir Eshel for letting me inflict a small video game curriculum on our Narrative and Ethics senior seminar. Finally, I must thank my major advisor Roland Greene for taking on yet another last minute thesis advisee in a field awfully far from his own, and for being a generally awesome advisor and inspirational mentor.
Stanford has been so wonderful that I'm not leaving yet. I'll be staying at least four more quarters to finish a computer science degree.


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Description: Replacement:PRT-00587. We sold out of these. But we have the regular connectors still. This page is for reference only.
USB Type 'miniB' Female SMD connector. This is a 5-pin miniB surface mount connector commonly found in MP3 players, media/disk readers, USB hubs, pretty much anything small and USB.
Note: These have a different footprint than our standard USB miniB connectors. We couldn't use them in production because they're different, but you can still use them. They are priced low because we don't have any documentation on them. The two little 'nubs' that stabilize them are in a different place than the ones we use. In theory, you could cut/sand these off and use them with the same footprint at the others, but we can't guarantee it.
I know you guys are here to make a buck but wouldn't it be better to limit these "Limited" items to a few so that everyone can at least get some.
Whoever bought 2000 of these before I ever saw them in stock probably knows this already, but just in case this is helpful:
manufacturer: Hirose Connector
part number: UX60-MB-5ST
There is a footprint in the con-hirose.lbr Eagle library.
What is the status on these? is this the current quantity?
We had a couple thousand and they sold out, sorry.
Is there a MFG part number, or a datasheet for these? That would certainly make it easier for us to make the correct footprint.
What's the packaging type on these if you order a bunch of them?
They will be cut from a reel.
Hehe, we're waiting for the system to update the stock numbers. Trust me, there's stock :-)
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I'd say after 200+ miles, my X1 generally exceeds my expecatations, but two issues annoy me to no end:
Throttle hesitation (standing by for further news on the BMS stage 1 upgrade; may spring for this)
Professional Radio. More like a professional PITA! Interface with bluetooth calling is nuts. When I press the phone button on my steering wheel, it proceeds to automatically call whomever is first alphabetically in my iPhone's contact list; it does not pause or allow me to select any other name. I've unintentionally called poor Amanda a dozen times.
I must do all that manually via the radio; and the onscreen display for that is pathetic as it only shows the first few letters of each name. I have two "Amanda's" in my phone book. They both display simply as "Amanda". How do I know which is which??
Then there's the MINOR (
) issue of a 2013 "luxury" brand like BMW that still uses a radio unable to stream bluetooth music, unlike most other cars out there for half the price when fully loaded. Ford Fiesta, anyone?
If I have my phone connected to the radio via cable, then I can play stored music, or stream Pandora. If I try to skip to the next song while listening to Pandora, then half the time it will do so; the other half of the time, it quits pandora and starts playing my stored music.
My onscreen display will show the first few letters of the song title... it will not scroll periodically to reveal the entire name; nor can I find any way to change this display so that it instead reveals the artist, for example. My 2005 Ranger that I paid a whopping $16K for when new, even did this. C'mon, BMW!
I also don't like the volume controls... If I've shut the car off with the music a bit loud, then as soon as I start the car next time... usually early in the morning while still tired and on my way into work for the day... I get that same volume full-force. A lot of other cars will gradually ramp up the volume over one or two seconds to avoid that kind of surprise. In addition, it seems like I need to turn the volume knob a LOT to get a small change in volume; same with the steering wheel buttons. I can sit there pressing like a madman, just to get a minor volume change. I think the adjustment scale needs to be fixed.
I could go on with more, but for now... i think the radio is an even bigger disappointment than the throttle issue. I can tell this radio will not remain installed for very long at all.
I do know the owner manual addresses some of these issues with a complex series of steps involving lots of time and button-pressing; this goes against the inherent requirement (IMHO) that a car radio should be as intuitive as possible so that a driver can spend more time on DRIVING.
OK I'm done ranting... aside from that, I love the car!
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Phytopharm has been in talks with Pfizer over the development of a cactus-derived drug called P57, said to be its most exciting. Pfizer has been funding P57's development and the companies were expected to sign a formal deal in May. But talks have dragged on and there are now fears the tie-up could be sidelined after Pfizer unveiled plans this week to buy US peer Pharmacia.
'Investors are wondering whether the Pfizer-Phytopharm deal will happen at all, and if so, when?,' said an analyst. 'Pfizer and Pharmacia will now look at their R&D (research and development) plans afresh and they may or may not decide to back Phytopharm.'
Phytopharm's shares plunged 17% at one point, before narrowing the loss to trade down 12% at 300p. That brings their loss for the week to 24%. The company was not immediately available for comment.
Phytopharm specialises in developing drugs from plants. The anti-obesity drug, if successful, could become a billion-dollar product in a market where most remedies have at best had mixed success. P57 is produced from the rare Hoodia cactus, a native to the Kalahari, which bushmen have used for thousands of years to stave off hunger during hunting trips.
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Re: Getting the file name in a package
On 12/16/04 at 3:40 AM, kalymereauKILLSP at Myahoo.fr (Geronimo) wrote:
>I have a package (.m) that produces some output in an external
>file. As the computation is quite long, I would like to avoid it if
>the output file is more recent than the last modification of the
>package (since the output only depends on what is in the package).
>So I need to extract the file name of the package within itself
>(and then test the date with FileDate). As the context name is
>related to the file name, I use:
>currentFileName = StringDrop[Context[], -9] <> ".m"
>Since within the Private context the Context[] command gives
>TestPack`Private` and `Private` is 9 characters long, it works:
>currentFileName is equal to "TestPack.m". However I find this
>solution quite cumbersome, is there a more obvious way to do that?
The most direct way would be to simply do
Your method relies on the assumption the filename of the package matches the name of the context. Since the name of the context is hard coded, there is no advantage to your method over simply hard coding currentFileName to a known value.
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November 20, 2010
Austin, TX (rushPRnews) 11/20/10 — By Bear at Old Bike Barn
"Dog tags and good worn in leathers with a bit of road rash are two things I own... and I did not get them in a store"
The "Pretend Biker"… you have all seen them; people who wear biker clothing. More and more, often these days that's a mix of leather, skullcaps and biker so-called brands. These tire kickers have often never even straddled a bike, and in general know squat about bikes past or present. This brings me to a site that turned my stomach recently. I saw one of these pretend bikers wearing, FAKE DOG TAGS. Nothing makes my blood boil more, and with all this role playing going on, I wonder who is real anymore.
The producers of fake dog tags, and new biker jackets that have had a belt sander taken to them so they look like you've crashed, need to rethink a few things. Seriously, dog tags and good worn in leathers with a bit of road rash are two things I own, and I did not get them in a store.
This reminds me of the saying "when sex was safe and motorcycles were dangerous" I guess those days are really gone, but that does not mean I have to like all these phony's parading around in "lifestyle gear".
Playtime is over! I'm calling on all real motorcyclists to call these guys out when
I'm not one to incite violence, so let me be clear, what I mean by "call them out" is give these poor souls some guidance, before our sport and bike culture is diluted beyond recognition.
I have to wonder how any person with half a brain can't see that fake dog tags are an insult to those who have severed and a mockery of the rights and freedoms men have fought and died for. Maybe that's the only good thing about it they have the freedom to do it.
I have made it my mission to let everyone of these fake dog tag wearing, biker look a likes know that fake road rash is for fools and that fake dog tags are not acceptable under any circumstances. The last guy I explained this too was clueless, and apologetic. He said he had never thought of it that way and promptly removed his fake tags and jammed them in his pocket. That got me to thinking maybe its our job as consumers and more seasoned riders to spead the word.
If you're new to the sport take this piece of advice, take your time pay your dues, learn to get your hands dirty once and a while, and where the gear that suits your riding not the latest fashion.
If you're a seasoned rider or a reentry rider, join me in the fight against the dilution of our sport by taking a younger rider under your wing.
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After a series of excellent leaks, unfortunate delays and a continuously building sense of anticipation, Fall FWD is finally here to grace the headphones of the listening public. Over the past few weeks, YC The Cynic's free tracks have put his creative wordplay and clever wit on full display. Now, in addition to those little bits of flame, the young Bronx representative's full-length project is here to heat things up some more.
Featuring Sene, Homeboy Sandman, Von Pea, Soul Khan and more, Fall FWD's not a fall at all. It's the next strong step for an up-and-coming young talent.
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Rosie Norman proves she has a good head for business
Hats off to Rosie Norman. The Liverpool-based designer has launched her own millinery company.
Established a few months ago, the firm is already making quite a name for itself among the community. The business, Millinery by Rosie Olivia, provides unique and contemporary hats for a range of occassions.
Twenty-two-year-old Miss Norman, who graduated from the University of Nottingham with a degree in decorative textiles last year, tells People: "I had to create a collection of hats as part of my final-year project. I knew then that it was to be hats all the way for me."
She undertook a millinery course at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London and completed stints with leading hat designers Philip Treacy, Stephen Jones and Victoria Grant in order to learn the trade. She then decided to invest her own money and set up on her own. "When it was my sister's wedding my mum was looking for a hat and there wasn't really anything unique. If you have an occasion, you want something special and trendy to wear for it so I wanted to make that happen. My designs are not just the ordinary feathers. They are all quite whacky and extravagant and I create my own lace fabric, which I use on the majority of the hats."
Ms Norman, who lives in Woolton, says making one piece can take between four and eight hours. Prices range from £80 to £380.
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Will TALF Soar? Or Fall Flat?David Bogoslaw
Spring is almost here, but hopes are riding on the Federal Reserve, not Mother Nature, to jump-start a much-needed thaw in the credit markets. After multiple delays and adjustments, the Fed's Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility, or TALF, has arrived. However, the TALF is off to a slow start with investors requesting only $4.7 billion in the first round, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said on Mar. 19. The funds will be disbursed on Mar. 25.
The first installment is composed of $1.9 billion that investors will use to buy securities backed by auto loans, and $2.8 billion for the purchase of securities backed by credit card loans. Applications for the next round of loans will be accepted starting April 7 and those funds will be disbursed on April 14.
The central bank has said it expects to create up to $200 billion in liquidity for credit markets under the TALF program.
The U.S. government's ability to attract private capital from hedge funds and other investors through the TALF program is even more crucial now that public sentiment has turned so virulently against bank bailouts. Public anger about the $165 million in bonuses paid to American International Group (AIG) execs may have soured prospects for additional financial-sector bailouts and could threaten to scuttle further government liquidity measures.
Attracting Private Investors
"The Treasury and the Fed realize they've got to get private money involved. They don't have enough money left in the TARP program to do it on their own," says Scott Valentin, an analyst who covers consumer finance for Friedman, Billings, Ramsey (FBR) in Arlington, Va.
The Fed has had to make adjustments to TALF after hearing from private investors who objected to having to open their books and records to broker-dealers who would be applying for the loans on behalf of investors. There was also opposition to the idea of turning nonrecourse loans into recourse loans—to the jeopardy of investors—if the assets pledged as collateral are determined to be ineligible after the fact by the Fed. Questions have also been raised about whether the program would restrict participating companies from replacing fired U.S. employees with foreign workers, since TALF comes under the stimulus package.
Not content to wait to see how TALF takes hold, the Fed on Mar. 18 announced plans to buy an additional $750 billion of government-guaranteed mortgage-backed securities (MBS), in addition to the $500 billion of MBS it is already in the process of buying. The Fed also said it would purchase up to $300 billion of longer-term Treasury bonds over the next six months in an effort to lower longer-term interest rates on a variety of loans.
Mortgage Stumbling Block
Some economists and analysts believe that resuscitating the market for securitized consumer loans won't be enough by itself to repair the all-but-disabled financial system, since mortgage-backed securities constitute the bulk of the debt clogging banks' balance sheets. That's why the success of TALF is critical. Early signs of strong investor participation would encourage the Fed to expand the program at some later date to include residential and commercial MBS.
The TALF program is essentially a way for investors to use eligible, triple-A, asset-backed securities—such as pools of prime auto loans, credit-card receivables, student loans, and small business loans—as collateral against loans from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which can then be used to buy additional asset-backed securities, or ABS. Only securities created since Jan. 1, 2009, are eligible for these loans.
The key feature is something called the collateral haircut, or the minimum capital an investor has to put up to obtain the loan, expressed as a percentage of the loan's value. Generally, the longer the maturity of the ABS, the higher the haircut—to account for the greater risk the Fed is taking. The higher the haircut, the less leverage available to the investor.
How the Haircut Works
For example, a one-year $100 credit-card bond with a 5% haircut would permit an investor to pledge collateral worth $5, leaving the remaining $95 available to buy other securities. That equates to employing 20 times leverage. "Nowhere else in the marketplace can you get that kind of leverage," says Valentin at FBR. "Right now, no one can lever up, so there's a lack of demand for debt assets." (ABS are typically purchased on margin.)
The greater the leverage, the higher the return on invested capital an investor can earn—around 40% to 60% for 20 times leverage, vs. 10% to 15% for five times leverage, says Valentin.
If the TALF loans are offered at the one-month London Interbank Offered Rate (Libor) plus 1%, and the investor uses the loan to buy ABS with a spread of 5% above Libor, his profit is the difference of 4%. That could result in a huge profit for the investor given the amount of leverage he can use. As demand for ABS rises, prices should go up, causing the spreads to come down.
Consumers Would Ultimately Benefit
"The Fed is trying to spur investor demand for these bonds, to get issuance going again," says Valentin. "But also, if you can lower the funding cost [for companies issuing debt], that savings should be passed on to consumers," who would end up paying a lower interest rate on an auto loan or a credit card.
The expectation is that over time, as the ABS market improves, demand for the assets will rise—and that will lower the cost of issuing debt for such companies as automakers. They in turn could then lower the interest rates they charge their customers on auto financing, benefiting both consumers and the automaker.
Besides allowing for more leverage, TALF also limits investors' downside risk in case the ABS is downgraded or defaults, since TALF loans are nonrecourse to the investor. So the most an investor can lose is the collateral he has put up. And investors won't be required to post more collateral if the assets' value falls.
Where are the Hedge Funds?
A key question is how much demand for TALF loans will come from such private investors as hedge funds, many of which have suffered enormous cash outflows and may be risk-averse at the moment. Joe Davis, chief economist at the Vanguard Group outside Philadelphia, thinks the main reason more investors haven't expressed interest in TALF is questions about the requirements, which the Fed has been ironing out.
"The private sector is very worried about downside risk. The recession is deepening, and there are going to be more consumer defaults and investment defaults," says Richard Marston, a finance professor at the Wharton School. "If they weren't worried, [private investors] would be purchasing these assets at their current prices. They've got to break this logjam we're in."
Douglas Elliott, a fellow at the Brookings Institution, says he expects TALF will ultimately succeed in reviving the ABS market, since it's "well-designed" and provides guarantees via nonrecourse loans, which will encourage private investors without incurring that high a risk for the Fed.
Unlike securities issued last year, prices of the new securities are factoring in a severe recession and a really ugly scenario for consumer-loan defaults before the economy improves, says Elliott. The new securities have greater protections in place, so fewer consumers need to repay their loans for ABS investors to get repaid. The fact that credit spreads on the securities are much wider than a few years ago means investors will be better compensated for the higher risk they're taking. "That's where you want to buy," Elliott says.
No Student Loan Participants Yet
Among the prime auto-loan issuers that have announced plans to tap into TALF, Nissan Motor's (NSANY) finance arm sold $1.3 billion of triple-A bonds on Mar. 19, and Ford Motor (F) said it soon will issue $2.95 billion of TALF-eligible bonds. Huntington Auto has also mentioned a debt offering.
While private student-loan providers, such as Sallie Mae and First Marblehead, didn't apply for the first round of TALF, they are considering it for future rounds, according to Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of www.FinAid.org, a free Web site for advice and tools on student financial aid. Improved terms, such as lower interest rates, may make TALF loans attractive to private lenders, especially for consolidation loans, which many lenders have been unable to securitize because the margins are too thin, he says.
The main impediment to student-loan providers using TALF is the mismatch between the three-year term on TALF loans and the average 12-year life of private student loans, which can stretch out to 30 years.
"I'm not entirely certain this is going to lead to an improved liquidity situation," says Kantrowitz. It may serve as an incentive for lenders who have considered securitization but remain undecided. The three-year term, however, means lenders would need to find an alternate source of liquidity after the three years are up, he says.
Credit-Card Decline
Despite the request for $2.8 billion in loans to finance credit card securities in the first round, Valentin says it may be tough to attract a great number of credit-card issuers to the TALF. Currently, credit-card issuers are all bank holding companies, which are in no rush to securitize their receivables. That's partly because credit-card use is shrinking, not growing, and partly to consumers having other funding sources, including savings deposits and funds from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP), says Valentin.
"Credit-card issuers are waiting to see what the price [of loans] will be," he says. "If the cost is low enough, and it's cheaper to issue debt than go through the TLGP, they'll use [TALF]."
Elliott at Brookings thinks there will be interest among credit-card issuers. "If you're American Express (AXP) and you're not able to securitize your old [loans], the ability to fund new stuff with securitization through TALF is a godsend."
To expand TALF to include commercial mortgage-backed securities will require a somewhat different structure, says Davis. Either the program will have to provide funding for longer than the current three years, or the securities that qualify for loans will have to be expanded to include longer maturities. Keefe Bruyette & Woods, in a Mar. 19 research note, said CMBS would require funding for seven years, while funding for nonagency residential mortgage-backed securities would need to run five years.
For Davis, the real purpose of TALF is to break the pervasive negative psychology in the market, which has killed investor appetite for risk. Investor confidence often depends on leadership in policy. Contrary to 1931 and 1932, when little leadership was apparent and confidence evaporated as a result, the Fed has been very aggressive this time on the policy front.
"The stakes haven't been this high for policy in a long time," Davis says.


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What is it with women who read Fifty Shades of Gay and who will go to the movie? You got me.
Fifty Shades sounds like the classic masochistic nonsense: Woman redeeming the bad man by allowing him to abuse her. This sort of claptrap has been used to keep women in abusive relationships for millennia. It's right up there with the "she asked for it" defense of rape.
It is interesting that it's Christians who are speaking out most strongly against this misogyny. The feminist response, such as it is, has been much weaker and more muted. For instance, this is the only response I found on NOW's website. There was no comment about Fifty Shades on the National Women's Political Caucus website.
This is the same old sick stuff that feminists once rightfully condemned with all their force. In my opinion, the popularity of Fifty Shades after decades of feminist work is a sign and a symbol of a failed movement.
One of the commenters in the video below says that linking sex and violence is evil. I absolutely agree. That fact that this sicko movie is the big box Valentine's Day release says a lot, and none of it good, about our culture.


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There have been complaints from residents near the Newberg-Dundee bypass site, but Lou Torres said the noise cant be helped.
Theyre getting ready to build the bridges, the Region 2 Oregon Department of Transportation spokesman said. The pile driving is something we have to do.
The pile driving started a couple of weeks ago near Northeast Niederberger Road in Dundee and still has a few weeks left before crews move down the road.
We still have quite a lot more work to do, Torres said. Were just going to have to ask for peoples patience and understanding. Its not going to go on forever. It will end at some point, but right now the construction work is going on in that far west end of the bypass is quite close to a lot of homes and businesses.
He said ODOT has tried to reach out to residents warning them of the noise and help them prepare for the ongoing disruptions.
Itll be an inconvenience, I know it will be, he said.
The good news is the noise permeating the area now should be the loudest part of the bypass work, Torres said.
But theres no way to muffle or make it quieter, he said.
Construction is also limited to the day time because of how loud it can be. This means typically work is completed between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., although at times crews start as early as 7 a.m.
I understand there are people that maybe work swing shifts and we understand, Torres said. We feel badly about that.
Phase 1 of the bypass, which stretches from Highway 219 south of Newberg to Dundee, is scheduled for completion in 2017.


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To err is human, but this conference is divine: FailCon '09
"Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, only this time more intelligently." – Henry Ford
SNAP Summit is one of the leading Bay Area conferences on social web development and startup culture. This year they're bringing us FailCon, with tales of failure and survival from some of the biggest names and major players in the social web world. It takes place on October 27th at the Kabuki Hotel in San Francisco. We had the chance to interview the conference's lead organizer, Cassie Phillipps, on the inspiration behind this event and get her tips on managing high profile speakers.
1. How did you come up with the idea for FailCon?
I was talking with attendees at the last SNAP Summit, getting feedback and a feel for the room. We all joked about how speakers love to rattle on about big successes, and brush over their mistakes. I, jokingly, mentioned that a conference where every speaker had to go over only their mess-ups, in detail, with examples of just what happened would be pretty new and funny. Surprisingly, people seemed to (not jokingly) agree.
2. What do you hope attendees will take away from the event?
I hope that they take away a great sense of inspiration. That hearing these stories of complete failure, from people who figured out how to stand up and move on, will better prepare them and excite them for their own endeavors.
3. Who will be speaking at the event?
A full list of people is up on our site, and while I hate leaving anyone out, I don't want to bore your readers. To name a few, we've got Max Levchin talking about early failures and some missteps with PayPal and Slide, and Mark Pinkus discussing what happened with Tribe.net. I'm talking with Gary V's PR rep to possibly get a talk about the spirit an entrepreneur needs, NOT to succeed, but to get over failure. Sandy Jen and Seth Sternberg will be discussing why solo founders are at higher risk of failure, and what variables are needed in for a strong team. Oh! And one of my favorites: a panel of top VCs like Ron Conway and David Hornik talking about how they handle investment failures!
4. Managing an agenda full of guest speakers is difficult task. Do you have any tips from your experience?
Have a story you tell throughout the day before you start approaching speakers. For example, FailCon isnt just failure stories; it's the path of a company from team development, through investment and product, on to marketing, and then how to wrap it all up if all else goes wrong. With that story prepared ahead of time, I could better determine who I needed in the agenda and what they would have to discuss. Its really easy to get a hazy day without much guidance or purpose, which is incredibly hard to market.
5. Do you have any other best practices for event planners putting on major conferences or events?
If you can, get every presentation 24 hours in advance, and review them all. This insures a few things.
They all work.
They are in order and ready day-of.
They are relevant, interesting, and not just a pitch for their brand.
I'd also suggest getting a draft, or at least a description a good week or more before.
6. Anything else you'd like to share about FailCon?
FailCon is the first of its time! And while it is at the heart of conference season, it's taking a totally new approach to topics and content. It's definitely not to be missed.
7. Just for fun, if you were an event, what kind of event would you be?
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Just a quick notice that the FORK template has been updated with Mobile versions. It obviously a free update if you already bought the template
Only 2 days left huh. JoshuaSprague Can you please reply to my last post?
Hi, Is there any chance to submit a DJs & Band theme here?
TickThemes said
Hi, Is there any chance to submit a DJs $ Band theme here?
If there will be Call to Action or Request a CallBack Form, or smth simmilar to that – why not
Hmmm Just 2 days to end the contest and our template isn't reviewed yet, So I believe we don't have a change to be part of this, but anyway, unbounce is a nice category to get started here
Hope to get some nice templates to sell here in the future!
They are really nice to develop, but more options for development such as group transform or item alignment would be great
P.S. Moderation process is soo slow no change to be in contest for more new items if there would be at least one soft-rejection in those 2 days. Regular review takes too much time.
How great if there was a submission extension to this contest!
farzadbayan said
How great if there was a submission extension to this contest!
That's would make a contest unfair.
According to some research with Goog', 10th March is a labour Day in Australia (Envato's country). So, don't expect any feedback today from Envato's staff Maybe from Unbounce (Vancouver), but with jetlag, they are still sleeping now.
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Does anyone encountered issues in using links to remote css or js files ?
<link rel="stylesheet" href="... and <script src="...
Indeed, it doesn't seem to work, and I have to put entire code in Unbounce to make it work, which is not very pretty (especially for big files), I thinkI didn't find anything in FAQ/ressources.
I've got a second question (surely the last) for Unbounce team : In guidelines, you advise avoiding text shadows. Ok, I think I understand why you advise this : both to not surprise final user (=> "woh ! where does this shadow come from ??? it didn't appear in the Unbounce template editor! " ) and also if final user delete a shadowed object and can't make another one similar.
But…as landing pages are the typical case where any visual trick must be used to optimize readability and visual impact, this guideline is at least…"frustrating" I would say…
Is (very moderate) usage of text-shadow really worth of a rejection, especially if we well document this point in our CSS file and our Envato's documentation file both ?
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Greg Plitt's MFT28: Day 2, Back
Construct an unbelievable back with the MFT28 Back Demolition workout. Build thickness, width, endurance, size, and strength. Attack your back.
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The back is one of your body's biggest, burliest muscle groups. The MFT28 Back Demolition workout will build back width, strength, and density with an arsenal of intense exercises—pulls, rows, roll-outs, and even swings. You've got two back-building Demolition workouts today, so you'd better be ready to attack your back.
MFT28 back workout
Watch The Video - 30:33
Many of today's exercises are totally different than what you're accustomed to. Watch the video for a full demonstration of the entire Back Demolition workout. I'm going to bombard with you a variety of unique movements. Use them, test them, and find what works.
Breaking Down the Back
Pull-downs build mile-wide lats and a cobra back
Rows build thickness and density
Close-grip rows work the muscles closest to your spine
Wide-grip rows target the outer back and lats
Back Demolition Morning Mass
Your morning MFT28 workout is always a heavy mass-building session. Before you throw yourself at heavy weights, warm up your body with dynamic stretches, band exercises, or light cardio. Warm-ups prepare your body for heavier loads, get your blood flowing, heat up your muscles, and lubricate your joints.
Back Demolition Breakdown
6 exercise stations
Sets: 3 sets per exercise
Reps: 8-12 reps to failure
Rest: 60-90 seconds
Remember: The only reps that don't make you grow are the reps you don't do. Finish every set. Target 8-12 reps on most exercises, but take every move to failure. Forget the weight. Replace your ego with maximum effort. Keep your form strict and steady. Good form makes you grow.
Sledgehammer Swing
After sets one and two of every exercise, perform 20-30 seconds of sledgehammer swings or medicine ball slams. If using a tire and sledgehammer, swing the sledge in a variety of arcs-overhand, underhand, and overhead.
Advanced Technique
The sledgehammer swings featured throughout this workout are designed for veteran trainees. If you're a novice, consider reducing or cutting the swings. As you build strength and endurance, you can gradually add swings or med-ball slams into the Back Demolition workout.
giant set
Pullups3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
Bodyweight Mid Row3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
Kneeling High Pulley Row3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
giant set
T-Bar Row with Handle3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
One-Arm Long Bar Row3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
giant set
Bent Over Barbell Row3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
Barbell Rollout from Bench3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
giant set
Shotgun Row3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
Straight-Arm Pulldown3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
giant set
London Bridges3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
Kneeling High Pulley Row3 sets of 8-12 reps to failure
One-Arm Dumbbell Row3 dropsets of 6, 8, 10 reps to failure*
Plitt's Workout Tips
- Pull-up: Don't swing, keep your body in line, and don't let one arm perform more work.
- Bodyweight mid row: If you're unable to perform this exercise, try a seated row instead. Sledgehammer swing: If your gym doesn't have a tire or sledge, try medicine ball slams.
- T-bar row: Maintain posture throughout the exercise-do not rock or pull with your arms.
- Bent-over row: Put the bar on the bench you stand on to achieve greater range of motion.
- Barbell roll-out: Go to full extension and briefly hold each rep.
- Shotgun row: Rotate your wrist as you row the weight.
- Pull-down: Keep arms your arms straight, visualize your lats working, and keep your form locked.
- London Bridge: Keep your body rigid as you lower and raise it.
- Chalk: Chalk your hands before the London Bridge. Keep chalk in a plastic bag to limit the mess you make.
- Dumbbell row: Let the dumbbell hang low to stretch the back and lats; keep your shoulders square to the ground.
The MFT28 Back Demolition workout is probably different than anything you've ever done. That's why it will make you grow. It will change and transform you. MFT28 will make you more than you are today—more than you've ever been. Stay with me for the evening workout, if you're up to the challenge.
Evening Back Demolition
Your evening back workout is built on the same blueprint as your morning session, but the details are considerably different. Your evening workout is a high-speed, high-rep, low-weight metabolic workout. You drop the weight, decrease the rest intervals, and increase the reps to train your muscular endurance and energy systems.
Don't worry about taking each and every set to failure. Focus on good form, keep your heart rate elevated, and keep moving. Refer to the video and workout above for an explanation of various training strategies. Follow the workout table below for specific training instructions.
giant set
Pullups3 sets of 5-10 reps
Bodyweight Mid Row3 sets of 5-10 reps
Kneeling High Pulley Row3 sets of 20 reps
T-Bar Row with Handle3 sets of 20-30 reps
One-Arm Long Bar Row3 sets of 15-20 reps
Bent Over Barbell Row3 sets of 20-30 reps
Barbell Rollout from Bench3 sets of 10 reps
Shotgun Row20-30 reps
Straight-Arm Pulldown3 sets 15 reps
London Bridges3-4 rounds
Kneeling High Pulley Row3 sets of 15 reps
Superset: 3 sets
One-Arm Dumbbell Row3 sets of 15-30 reps
Abdominal Assault
Remember, we train abs every single day during MFT28. To walk around with visible abs each and every day, you need low body fat coupled with a solid training plan. MFT28 will help you torch fat at a blistering pace. This ab workout will help you showcase your hard work.
MFT28 Abdominal Assault workout
Watch The Video - 3:42
Because your abdominal muscles are accustomed to constant low-grade stress, the only way to really chisel them is to hit them hard every day for 15-20 minutes. During weeks one and three of MFT28, you perform the Abdominal Assault workout. The Assault is a bodyweight circuit workout. You perform eight exercises, 30 seconds per exercise, with no rest between exercises.


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Re: Rotated Label Bad With Ratios
Hello David,
On Solaris with Mathematica 4.0.2 i have the same. However, the frontend does not
always render PS correctly on Solaris. y/yo is put as y | y0 where the | is a
irregular line
The ratio is printed correctly to a PS file or printer though.
David Park wrote:
> Dear MathGroup,
> Do other people have a problem with rotated frame labels when they involve a
> ratio? Here is an example:
> Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 2 Pi}, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> {x, y/y0}];
> On my system (Version 4.0.2, Windows 98), the line between y and y0 is
> irregularly dashed and extends considerably further than it should. If I set
> RotateLabel -> False, then it is rendered correctly.
> David Park
> djmp at earthlink.net
> http://home.earthlink.net/~djmp/


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There are numerous volunteer opportunities both within our church as well as right here in Loudoun County.
Do you have just two hours to spare on occasional Sunday afternoons, from 2:30 - 4:30? One time only or help as often as you like. Volunteers with the Grace-to-Go Feeding Ministry, organized by St. James Episcopal Church, cook a simple meal at the Deli South restaurant in Leesburg and then package the meals for distribution on Monday. LPC participants have found it to be a very simple way to help provide a healthy meal to the working poor and others in need within our community. LPC has committed to preparing the meal on the first Sunday of every other Month. If you feel called to care for God's people in this way, sign up at www.stjamesleesburg.org.
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Karachi, The admission department of the Karachi University has announced the name of successful candidates for BS (Hons) class (on open merit) and directed the successful candidates to deposit their admission fee from December 17 to December 21, 2012. The students should hurry and if they failed to deposit admission fee in time then their admission will automatically stands cancelled.
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Muriel Anderson - Picking the Classics
Guitar.com: So you studied at the Old Town School, then attended DePaul University and studied classical guitar. Why did you go that direction?
Anderson: Classical was the only way I could study guitar in college. I figured I would just take classical for a while and maybe it would influence my fingerpicking, and I'd eventually go back. What I didn't bank on was that I just fell in love with classical guitar. I discovered a whole new world. I discovered that if you grew out your fingernails, and sanded them real smooth, and worked with them, that you could get all different tones out of the guitar. And I was playing mostly steel string guitar before that. But then when I discovered all the different tones you could get out of a nylon string guitar, it just has so many more possibilities. You can shape the notes more. That was what drew me to the guitar to begin with, the ability to touch and be directly in contact with the music and strings. Just by changing the angle of my fingers slightly I can get all kinds of sounds. I use those in the context of the music to create just the type of tone that I want from the note.
Guitar.com: In your playing you use a lot of full chord shapes even barre chords in some cases. But in classical guitar study aren't you usually steered toward only fingering the note you're playing?
Anderson: It's whatever you need to do to facilitate the music. There are some etudes that are just chords all the way through. The chord is held the whole time. But with a lot of things you're playing very contrapuntal pieces, like Bach's Bourree, where there's not a lot of time or space for you to put your fingers other places where they don't need to be. You need to be efficient. But in the fingerstyle I would grab a whole chord a lot of times because I was improvising and I wasn't sure what string I might want to hit that time. So fingering the entire chord facilitates improvisation within that style. But if you're playing a piece that has two different voices going at the same time, you're doing enough. You don't need to waste fingers putting them down on strings where they're not going to be used.
Guitar.com: A lot of great classical guitar music is from Spain and Portugal, so flamenco begins to come into that. Do you see flamenco and classical as separate or all part of the same technique?
Anderson: They're all part of the same fabric. And flamenco is much more geared toward dancing the entire flamenco culture. It's a wonderful art form in and of itself, especially the way the music intertwines with the dancing and the lyrics. The entire culture of flamencos gypsies. That's something I'd like to delve into more. I had a couple of flamenco guitar lessons from Juan Serrano, a wonderful flamenco guitarist. And it changed my music.
Guitar.com: You also studied with Christopher Parkening?
Anderson: Yes. Christopher Parkening teaches master classes once a year out in Bozeman, Montana. He's still doing that. I attended those for many years. And sometimes he gave me a little extra advice in between.
Guitar.com: And you studied with Chet Atkins. How did you work with him and what did you learn?
Anderson: I used to go to Nashville quite frequently when I lived in Chicago. Every time I went to Nashville I would stop in Chet's office and visit with his secretary. And after awhile, Chet would come down and say, "Here's something I'm working on." And he'd sit there and teach it to me. And he'd say, "What do you think about this?" He was very patient. I wrote a lot of music this way. Sometimes he would send me a tape that he recorded. He'd say, "This is something that would be good for your hotel gig." [laughs] And he was always very supportive of young musicians with a passion for the music. He's well known in Nashville for his big heart and his willingness to share his music. So many, many times I learned songs at his office.
Guitar.com: How has your composing changed over the years?
Anderson: Hopefully it's gotten better [laughs]. I'm writing more in a classical style now. It's not a conscious move. I just love the combination of guitar and cello, guitar and cello and violin, and viola. A lot of the music that I'm hearing in my head these days is a little bit more harmonically complex and with a lot of intertwining melodies. So it tends to be more in the classical vein. But not every piece. Some pieces will come back and be a fingerstyle piece.
Guitar.com: When you compose a piece does it just come out of your hands or do you think about the chord progressions and music theory?
Anderson: No. I write books on that, I don't think about it [laughs]. It's either what comes out of my hands or what I hear. Sometimes, a couple of pieces that I've written, they were just dreams, all the way through. So I just woke up and wrote down the dream. That's the easy way to write. Sometimes you hear things in your head and you say, "What was that?" And it turns out to be something in 7/8 time. I find a lot of the stuff that I just hear in my head turns out to be tunes in very strange timings. I go to write them down and I say, "Whoa, its changing meter every measure." That's where I think some of the more interesting tunes have come from from my dreams. Or all the sudden I'm walking along and I hear a melody. That's a really fun way to write. It's wonderful when that happens. It's a real blessing when that happens. And other songs I work a long time to revise and perfect and change. And they're no less I dont think either one is better than the other, they're just two different ways to write.


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Church Snobs (8 of 22) by Jerry Vines
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Series: Behave Yourself
Jerry Vines
James 2:1-13
I have been trying to preach God's Word now since I was a 16-year-old boy. That means for 51 years I have been trying to preach God's Word and for 49 years as a pastor. Every time I come to God's Word, it is just as rich and as fresh and as new and as pertinent and applicable as when I first started. It has to be God's Word. What other book can do that for you?
James, the brother of our Lord, was a preacher. He was trained in the Jewish mold of preaching. One of the words for preaching in the Hebrew vocabulary is a word that literally means to string beads. As you read the book of James, that's kind of what James is doing. He is stringing beautiful pearls of truth into our hearts. He seems to move from subject to subject, but there is a connecting feature to all of this. He is talking about the matter of Christian behavior. He's saying that if you and I name the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, there are certain things which need to be characteristic of our behavior and there are other things which should not be a part of our behavior.
James is the fearless preacher. He is going to deal with a very delicate subject. He is going to meet it head on, and he's going to talk about a problem that was current in his day and it is a problem that has its tendency to occur in every age of the Christian faith and in every congregation of believers.
Let's follow James, the preacher, this evening and let him speak to you and to me.
I. Declares the Subject.
In the first verse I want you to notice he declares a subject because he says in verse 1, ''Have not the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, with respect of persons.'' That little phrase really means to receive a face. It carries the idea of accepting a person on the basis of their outward appearance. It means to show favoritism. It means to show partiality to a person on the basis of their wealth or on the basis of their ...
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Mohegan police charge two with credit card fraud
Mohegan – Tribal police arrested two people on Saturday for allegedly trying to obtain cash advances using fake identifications and credit cards.
Dominique T. Walker of Atlantic City, N.J., and Lekisha Ferrell of Philadelphia, Pa., each face charges of illegal use of a credit card, third-degree larceny and criminal impersonation.
Police said the two each tried to obtain a $2,500 cash advance from the casino's main cage using fraudulent credentials.
Additionally, police charged David R. Cuthbert of Philadelphia, Pa., with interfering with an officer. Police said Cuthbert was seen walking with and speaking to Walker and Ferrell prior to their arrest. He ran from police when they attempted to interview him.
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No studs where they should be
Hi everyone,
I'm new here and have a question about studs behind drywall. I'm mounting a large TV and have successfully done it at 2 other places. But, my new home is driving me crazy.
I use a magnet to find nails, then verify the stud by tapping the wall. I have found 1 stud with no issue.
The problem is finding the second stud. I find more nails 16" away horizontally from the first stud. At those new nails, I find more nails along the vertical line, and there is an outlet on that line. But, once I drill, there is nothing there. I've tried drilling other holes a few 16ths to the side of the purported "stud" as well as a few inches down, but nothing. It's completely mysterious.
For more background, this is an interior wall. The room behind it is a bathroom. I thought about the possibility that the "nails" are actually piping, but the nails are spaced at discrete intervals about 20" apart vertically (i.e. we don't have one continuous magnetic line).
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I usually start by trying to find a nail in the base molding. Then I'll confirm by driving a 4d finish nail through the wall just near the base. Then I'll plumb up with a level and make another test with the nail. If my test nail doesn't hit a stud I'll try a half inch or so either way. If still nothing then it's toggle time.
Do be careful drilling into a plumbing wall---------
You may want to borrow or buy a stud finder----
Depending on how they framed the wall, it could be 16" o/c from doorways and hallway openings, or where the inside corners meet, vs. 16" o/c from outside to the inside. Now of course, some builders like to go 24" o/c with their framing, and frame like a bunch of drunk sailors, by starting at both ends, then meeting in the middle, with some odd measurement.
You need to use a good Zircon stud finder, not a magnet to find the studs.
When I'm mounting a flat screen I open up the wall.
#1 Makes it easy to run the wiring so it's behind the wall and I can install a recessed outlet and cable box.
#2 I can then let in a backer like a 2 X 6 to mount the TV anyplace so it's centered.
Thanks for the replies. I should clarify that I used a magnetic CH Hanson stud finder that's never failed me before. But, I'll give the Zircon one a try.
Now thinking about it, is there any chance that the drywall would be extra thick for any kind of reason? I'm drilling in 1.5", but that seems to be the only other explanation. All of the evidence shows that there should be a stud there. It's almost like there's a ghost beam there.
I'd hate to open the wall, but might try that as a last resort. Thanks for the ideas.
It would be, if some idiot did it for sound deadening reasons, by using two layers of 5/8" and Green glue in between, with clips that hold the first layer off of the studs.
Drill a hole where the flatscreen will go, and use one of these http://www.harborfreight.com/digital...era-67979.html There are also these that start at $20 http://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-End...pection+camera that you connect to a computer.
Drill a small hole where the mount will hide it then run a fairly stiff wire in the hole till it hits then measure the wire. Take a very small finish nail put it in the wall see if it hits solid.
I stuck a drill bit in my drywall and marked my studs when I hit them. It gets covered up by the TV. I have all the wires ran in the wall and the surround sound ran in the attic. My cousin is working on his unfinished Attic and can vouch for crappy framing. We measured one wall at 16" 24" 18" and so on. To make it worse the studs are out of line making drywall installation a pain. I guess that's normal though in cookie cutter homes.
I call it the Willy wonka house.lol
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