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NASA needs funding for small meteor defense
NASA told Congress to "pray" if a meteor similar to
the one that hit Russia last month
is ever three weeks away from the U.S.
NASA administrator Charles Bolden Jr. told Congress that the U.S. doesn't have the proper equipment to identify a small meteor (the size of Russia's meteor) in a House Committee hearing on Tuesday.
"If it's coming in three weeks ... pray," Bolden said. "The reason I can't do anything in the next three weeks is because for decades we have put it off. We are where we are today because, you know, you all told us to do something and between the administration and the Congress, the funding to do that did not - the bottom line is always
the funding did not come
The U.S. is able to detect larger meteors (and offset them a bit by crashing a spacecraft into them, thus slowing them down and changing their course) with plenty of in advance, but smaller objects are more difficult because the sun blinds satellites. That's precisely why Russia didn't see the meteor coming -- and neither did the U.S.
Had the meteor not stayed intact for only seconds longer, it would have had the impact of 20 Hiroshima bombs once hitting Russia, according to a
CBS News report
Donald Yeomans, manager of NASA's Near-Earth Object Program Office, said that the U.S. needs a space-based infrared telescope to see smaller objects coming. This particular telescope would work because the sun wouldn't be an issue in blocking sight of the objects.
Yeomans also suggested ground-based wide field optical telescopes that could keep an eye on large parts of the sky at night.
The space-based infrared telescope would cost "a few hundred million dollars."
However, government funding remains an issue. Bolden said NASA was budgeted only $20.5 million for its near-Earth object observation program for fiscal 2012.
While NASA doesn't see any large meteors coming toward Earth in the foreseeable future (and current large meteor detection equipment would know decades in advance), small meteors need to be taken seriously as well to prevent destruction.
The Chelyabinsk meteor exploded over Russia on February 15, 2013. It was estimated to be traveling at 40,000 MPH and was about 11,000 tonnes.
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Pretty much what I saw too. lol
That and some girl's idea to decide to go commando, wear a extremely short dress, and go up the escalator. >_> Not cool or "hot"
Dark Spellmaster, on 04 May 2012 - 03:51 PM, said:
Costumes I mean the ones's that actually managed to create visual kei like outfits of bright colors and flashing lights. One guy and his girlfriend clearly went all out, because they had lights in his mohawk, and in her dreads, as well as lights and strobes all over their clothing doing some pretty intricate patterns.
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On Monday, the singer reached 20 million followers on Twitter, and thanked fans by revealing still photos and a short teaser.
The "Neon Lights" video will be released on Thursday, and has Demi posing in a skin-tight full-body cat suit under a downpour of rain. Other shots capture her under water in bright neon face makeup.
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Well I am not sure if this is really a bug. There may have been some changes do to recent updates of fasttrack.
Just install psycho and you will be good to go, I believe you can do so right from the FT directory, look for a install or setup script. I don't remember the name right off hand, and don't have access to my BT machine. If you get stuck just post back and I will look into it again.
EDIT: In /pentest/exploits/fasttrack/ run # ./setup.py and it will take care of things for you.


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I am posting the whole week at once this time. If I don't, you will probably do more than necessary the first days because the kind of overlap.
Monday: your clothes in your closet
Tuesday: your shoes
Wednesday DHs clothes
Thursday- half your dresser
Friday- half your dresser
**If this is too fast for you, do the 2013 declutter calendar, although they are remarkably similar this week.


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Leeds City Council says a number of staff changes, along with its preparations for next year's Tour de France, have made it "difficult to progress" some schemes as quickly as it wanted.
The authority's highways department was replying to a query by Councillor Barry Anderson (Con, Adel & Wharfedale) about plans to lower the speed limits and introduce other changes in two areas of Pool-in-Wharfedale.
Formal discussions about introducing a lower 40mph restriction and new road markings on the A658 Pool Bank New Road, and imposing 40mph and 30mph limits at either end of the currently unrestricted Old Pool Bank, along with HGV warning signs, have been going on since early 2012.
But Coun Anderson is concerned that progress on both, despite being backed by local residents, appears to have stalled.
He said: "I have been chasing the highways department as I am not happy with the speed of their implementation of the two schemes "I am trying to get a meeting set up as quickly as possible with the new engineer to discuss how the work can be prioritised."
In an officer's reply to Coun Anderson's query the council told him that: "The traffic management section has seen some significant changes in recent months with engineers being seconded to other projects and officers leaving.
"We have therefore found it difficult to progress some schemes as quickly as we would have liked.
"To try and ease the pressure we have recently appointed a new member of staff within the traffic team on a temporary basis, commencing on January 6, and his first task will be to progress the improvement measures on Pool Bank New Road."
The local authority says the new officer will also be looking to drive forward the Old Pool Bank project, but warns that could still be some way off. It told Coun Anderson: "Whilst we will commence the feasibility, design and consultation element this financial year, due to the legal process we have to follow it will not be implemented until the next financial year. Once we have prepared the plans we will write to you formally as part of the statutory consultation process."
Motorists are regularly caught speeding along the steep, currently 50mph Pool Bank New Road which has been the scene of some serious and fatal crashes in recent years.
Residents along the lower section of Old Pool Bank meanwhile, backed by parish and ward councillors, have been campaigning for years for measures to stop motorists speeding by their homes, and prevent HGVs taking the unsuitable route.
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If we could just reduce the amount of plays to a reasonable list and hope we keep the right ones we could make some money i believe. maybe carli can do something with it, what about the pic 4? thanks for all your hard work.
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PHOENIX (AP) _ The Los Angeles Dodgers became the first team to clinch a postseason berth, wrapping up their first NL West title since 2009 when they rallied past the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-6 on Thursday behind two homers from Hanley Ramirez.
Despite an NL-high payroll of $214 million-plus on opening day, the Dodgers got off to an 30-42 start and were last in the division, 9{ games behind the first-place Diamondbacks, before play on June 22.
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Not a bug, moved.
My Alfa AWUS 050 NH USB wireless card does not show up in my BackTrack 5 virtual machine (using BT5-GNOME-64).
Somebody else encountered the same problem and has a solution?
I read that the Alfa AWUS 051 NH USB wireless card is working. Strange in BT4R2 it was exactly the other way around.
My apoligies, this was not a BackTrack 5 issue. I just needed to add the USB devive manual to the virtual machine KVM config.
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Not a bug, moved.
To be successful here you should read all of the following.
If you are new to Back|Track
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From Calder to bedazzled tribal cuffs, the jewels at New York Fashion Week are oversized and outrageous.
Apparently, Calder modeled directly in plaster rather than starting out in clay or wax.
Lieutenant Calder knocked the ashes from his pipe and refilled it.
"I am afraid you will be disappointed," remarked Captain Calder.
Mr Calder did not care about this; he hoped to carry the boat into Falmouth or Plymouth harbour in safety.
However, that was a point Captain Calder could alone decide.
The angareb stood in a wash of water on the very spot to which at Calder's order it had been moved that morning.
January, 1720, saw distress and confusion at Calder in Mid Lothian.
It was read out to him by Calder, who had obtained leave to come down from Wadi Halfa with his friend.
The art of being a Senator like Calder is the art of never saying "no."


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Logue, Mark and Peter Conradi. The Kings Speech: how one man saved the British monarchy
Logue, the grandson of Lionel Logue, speech therapist to King George VI, wrote this biography of his grandfather after having discovered some letters and journals that had been kept by a different branch of the family. Mark Logue always knew part of the story, but with this new material was able to put together a much more comprehensive look at his grandfather and his extraordinary relationship with the King.
Lionel Logue was of a mind to practice speech to perfection. As a champion orator and elocution teacher in Australia, he began to study the problems some had with speech. Because there was no real speech therapy practice at the time, he used his own experiences and intuition to help his clients overcome their difficulties. When Logue and his wife moved to England, he had hardly set up practice when a call came from the palace asking him to assist the Duke of York, who was about to embark on a tour and needed assistance with his speech. The Duke had tried no fewer than nine other speech coaches and none were able to help him overcome his stutter. Logue agreed to work with the Duke and what started out as a successful professional relationship became a friendship as Logue saw him through his coronation and the dark years of World War II.
I have not yet seen the film version, so I'm unable to make a comparison, but the audio edition of this book is well-narrated and does contain a recording of the King's actual speech on the eve of war. Highly recommended.


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Sunday, July 5, 2009
From Strangers to Friends Forever
14 Responses to "From Strangers to Friends Forever"
- Tootsie said...
how great is that! I remember band camp...(now I sound like a bad american pie character) lol.....it was the funnest ever!!!
I hope you had a great weekend....looks like you all ate well anyways! you are super mom!
- July 5, 2009 at 7:57 PM
- susan said...
I listened to the video and they sound professional! You are a great mom to feed them all and I am sure your kids appreciate it (or will one day :)
- July 6, 2009 at 4:54 AM
- Liz said...
It is so great when you can be such a huge part in a young person's life. That will be a wonderful memory for them!
- July 6, 2009 at 5:20 AM
- santamaker said...
Just love a good transformation!
- July 6, 2009 at 6:29 AM
- Rosa said...
That was awesome!
They must have had a great time.
It was nice to hear and see Mr.D work as well. We miss him here. :)
- July 6, 2009 at 9:39 AM
- Marie said...
Hello Tamara - thank you for sharing these photos and the wonderful ways in which you reached out to this very talented group of very talented young people!
- July 6, 2009 at 10:46 AM
- Joyce said...
What an amazing fun time for these young musicians.
- July 6, 2009 at 3:34 PM
- Claudia@DipityRoad said...
Band camp--- ahhhh the memories!!
Sound is great and it sounds like they have a great mom in you!
You should be proud.
TTFN~~Claudia ♥
- July 6, 2009 at 9:57 PM
- Cass @ That Old House said...
I LOVE this transformation! Music can take young people a long way -- it is so wonderful for them. It's amazing how it can take a disparate group and make them a cohesive whole in just days -- plus, it's lovely to listen to.
I hope your son has many more wonderful experiences with music. My daughter Anne sings, and has been to Vienna, Prague, and Guam for choral competitions and performances. It's a wonderful way to build confidence, skills, and have a blast!
- July 6, 2009 at 10:28 PM
- Linda at Lime in the Coconut! said...
That was phenomenal...loved listening to it! I've got kids that play too...nothing like creating music, eh?
- July 7, 2009 at 5:48 AM
- Melissa Miller said...
Hi Tamara, It's so nice to meet you!
I really appreciate your kind visit. You're always welcome!
You have a wonderful blog.
I'll be back to visit againn soon.
Have a wonderful day.
~Warmly, Melissa :)
- July 7, 2009 at 1:38 PM
That piece of music is absolutely gorgeous! I know it's used in a commercial but who wrote it? I need to get that on a cd!
Nice to see mr. D!!! I bet he was having a blast with all that talent in the room!
take care, Jurrina
- July 7, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- Tamara Jansen said...
It's called Palladio and it was used by DeBeers for their diamond commercials. Can't remember the name of the composer right now.....I'll see what I can find out for you :)
- July 7, 2009 at 3:46 PM
- Lori E said...
I loved the music and I can so relate to the Costco trip. I fed half a basketball team on a daily basis for a few years. I was the only at home mom so here they were.
I am just across the "new" bridge from you in Pitt Meadows.
The greenhouses take my breath away. I love being in them. My brother in law and his wife have commercial greenhouses in Sidney B.C. and I loved wandering through, not to mention all the basil I came home with.
Thanks for coming by. I hope to see you again.
- July 7, 2009 at 7:39 PM


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BYU football coach Bronco Mendenhall may have made some questionable decisions over the years when it comes to assembling his staff and managing games, but his current choice of a defensive coordinator is certainly sound.
Yes, in this regard, Mendenhall is making himself look very good.
His defense extended its consistent, aggressive play Friday night in a 47-0 win over Hawaii at LaVell Edwards Stadium.
Amid some tough losses, offensive inconsistency and quarterbacking controversy as September ends, the defense is the one constant in BYU's season. Even with quarterback Taysom Hill and running back Jamaal Williams ripping through Hawaii's horrible defense all night, it remained clear that BYU's defense will have to carry this team through a demanding October schedule of Utah State, Oregon State, Notre Dame and Georgia Tech.
An exciting brand of defense may not quite reflect BYU's football tradition or justify ESPN's interest in the program, but it sure is keeping the Cougars competitive this season.
"This is the most fun I've ever had playing football, and I think most of the guys would agree," said BYU safety Daniel Sorensen. "It comes down to the enthusiasm that our coach shows and the hard work that we put in."
The defensive performance certainly wore out the Warriors. Hawaii coach Norm Chow beat most of his players off the field after the game, sighing deeply as he walked into the locker room.
"Very disappointing," Chow said.
In being shut out for the first time since 1998, the Warriors converted only 1 of 12 third-down plays. "Pitiful, to say the least," summarized quarterback Sean Schroeder.
Chow focused on his own team's ineffectiveness, saying, "It's about us … the lack of ability to move the ball on offense. It's got nothing to do with them."
Obviously, BYU's defense did have something to do with Hawaii's struggles. "Very talented group," Schroeder said. "They're a mature group, very aggressive. We thought we were going to have some success running the ball and throwing the ball downfield. We weren't able to do either."
Hawaii posted only 149 total yards including minus-3 yards in the third quarter as the Cougars held an 11th consecutive opponent to less than 300 yards. BYU entered the contest having allowed an average of 246 yards through four games, ranking No. 7 in the country. The Cougars likely will move into the top five after this weekend's play.
Sorensen's interception and linebacker Brandon Ogletree's stop on a third-and-1 running play ended Hawaii's somewhat promising first two drives, then the Warriors struggled for the rest of the first half.
To begin the second half, linebacker Kyle Van Noy forced a Schroeder fumble that Spencer Hadley recovered at the 2-yard line, leading to a Cougar touchdown. Later in the quarter, Preston Hadley blitzed and created another fumble (recovered by Bronson Kaufusi) that the BYU offense turned into points.
The Cougars have allowed a total of 50 points in five games, including 14 scored by the opposing defense. BYU's defense had gone two games without a takeaway, but produced an interception and two fumble recoveries. No opposing offense has scored against BYU since the third quarter of its loss at Utah two weeks ago.
Oregon State, a 38-28 loser to BYU in mid-October of 2011, is the last Cougar opponent to register 300 total yards.
Mendenhall originally acted as his own defensive coordinator when he became the head coach in 2005. He later promoted secondary coach Jaime Hill to that position, but Mendenhall assumed the job again when he fired Hill after a loss to Utah State in October 2010. Since then, the Cougars are 19-7 and the defense has been overwhelmed only in the fourth quarter of last season's 54-10 loss to Utah when Chow was coordinating the Utes' offense.
Chow also was shut out in 2008 when he visited Provo as UCLA's offensive coordinator in a 59-0 loss to BYU.
During the first quarter, the Warriors had two defensive players taken to a hospital to have X-rays (negative) for possible neck injuries. Hawaii also lost two offensive linemen in the game. "We're hurting pretty good," said Chow, while avoiding any excuses for his team's performance.
"We're just going to go back to work on Monday," Chow said. "Nothing else we can do. … We've got to grow up. This is a big-boy business. Nobody is feeling sorry for us. We can't feel sorry for ourselves."
The good news is, Hawaii won't be facing a defense like BYU's for a long time.
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Often when we refactor, we look at local areas of code. If we take a wider view, using information from our version control systems, we can get a better sense of the effects of our refactoring efforts.
Refactoring has been around for ages, and most programmers at least pay lip service to it. In my experience, people approach refactoring in one of two ways. They either build it into their day-to-day work as an integral practice, or they talk about it as an avalanche task—something that they do in very large chunks every other sprint or so.
If you've studied up on refactoring, you know that making it part of your daily practice is the way to go. You look at a piece of code you are trying to understand or are about to change, and if it is not in a good state, you refactor. Over time, your code base gets better, except for the parts that don't.
Wait. Why wouldn't your code get uniformly better over time when you refactor what you touch? The fact is that we don't touch code in our code bases with uniform frequency. Some classes get touched about once every month or so, and some—well, you wrote them a long time ago and there's a good chance that you'll never modify them again. The net effect of this is that some parts of our code get better over time and other parts don't. This isn't as bad as it sounds. We leave the code that we touch in a better state over time, and we'll find ourselves visiting fewer and fewer bad areas of code. There may be messy areas remaining in the code base, but the fact that we don't work in them reduces their impact on us.
In short, "refactor as you go" is a heuristic that aims our effort toward the code that gets in our way when we are programming. If we apply it diligently, we end up working in better code more often.
The only problem with this chain of reasoning is that it's hard to be diligent. Some code is downright scary. It's easy to think that a particular long method doesn't matter much or that the effort to refactor it won't be paid back, but we don't have to guess. We can gather information that helps us understand the impact of our refactoring decisions.
Let's take a look at some of the information we can acquire from our version control systems. Figure 1 is a graph of the number of commits for every file in a particular project's code repository. The files are sorted in order of increasing commits.
Figure 1
In this code base, we can see that there are some files that are changed extremely frequently, but the vast majority have only a few changes. This isn't atypical. Most of the code bases I've created this graph for have roughly the same shape.
Looking at the figure, it seems that if we are going to spend time refactoring in our code base, we should concentrate on the files on the right side of the graph. Unfortunately, this isn't the complete picture. Files can end up on the right for a variety of reasons. In some applications, there are some code files that are nearly configurational—they contain code for frequently changed settings or points of variation. Files containing factory classes are often in this category. They may be changed several hundred times over the life of the project, and, technically, there is nothing wrong with them. They aren't the sorts of classes that inspire fear in our hearts.


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HARMS WAY "Blinded" 12" EP
$ 13.99
Harm's Way are an absolute force of a band from Chicago, Illinois. They made a name for themselves with masterful releases on the Organized Crime and Closed Casket Activities labels. With their punishing "Isolation" album (Closed Casket, 2011), Harm's Way brutally melded a metal attack, hardcore aggression, and industrial repetition into a new kind of sound. Creating a balance of intensity and originality rare in today's world of music.
The evolution of Harm's Way continues with "Blinded", their new 12"EP/CD on Deathwish. Illustrated by Florian Bertmer (Converge, Pig Destroyer, etc) and recorded at Brick Top Recordings by engineer Andy Nelson (Weekend Nachos), "Blinded" is a crusher from start to finish. Songs like "Frontal Lobe" and "Live to Loathe" are the band at their heaviest and most adventurous so far. All of it fueled by a vitriol and pain that makes them stronger than all.
01. Frontal Lobe
02. Mind Control
03. Blinded
04. Blind Stare
05. Live To Loathe


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Whereas, under authority contained in the acts of Congress approved April 23, 1904 (33 Stat. 254), March 2, 1907 (34 Stat. 1230), and May 30, 1910 (36 Stat. 448), providing for the disposal by the United States of large areas of land within the boundaries of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, State of South Dakota, said areas were opened to settlement and entry under the general provisions of the homestead and townsite laws of the United States and of the said acts of Congress by Presidential proclamations of May 13, 1904
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(33 Stat. 2354), August 24, 1908 (35 Stat. 2203), and June 29, 1911 (37 Stat. 1691), respectively, and
Whereas, pursuant to authority contained in the act of March 2, 1907, supra, certain tracts of land within the opened portion of the reservation were set aside and reserved for the townsites of Wamblee, Witten, and Wewela, and
Whereas, there are now remaining undisposed of on the said opened portion of the Rosebud Reservation a number of tracts of surplus land, together with a large number of vacant lots within the above mentioned townsites which, while of little value for the original purpose of settlement and entry, upon thorough investigation have been found to be valuable to the Indians of the said reservation, and
Whereas, by relinquishment and cancellation of homestead entries a small additional area of land may be included within the class of undisposed-of surplus land, and
Whereas, the Tribal Council, the Superintendent of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs have recommended restoration to tribal ownership of all such undisposed-of lands in the said reservation.
Now, therefore, by virtue of the authority vested in the Secretary of the Interior by Sections 3 and 7 of the act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. 984), 1 hereby find that restoration to tribal ownership of all lands which are now or may hereafter be, classified as undisposed-of, surplus, opened lands of the Rosebud Indian Reservation, together with all unsold lots in the townsites of Wamblee, Witten, and Wewela, will be in the public interest, and the said lands are hereby restored to tribal ownership for the use and benefit of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe of Indians of the Rosebud Indian Reservation in the State of South Dakota, and are added to and made a part of the existing reservation, subject to any valid existing rights.
Secretary of the Interior.


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Marvel is out with the very first 'Spider Woman' comic cover and her butt is VERY SEXY! It looks like Nicki Minaj's butt!
Marvel is taking a more female lead with some of its comic series. Earlier this year they revealed that Thor's replacement would be a female and that 'Spider Woman' would be getting her own series. Time.com reports that 47% of comic fans are women. GIRL POWER!
But this 'Spider Woman' cover is a little sexist….right? Hum… we're not sure about it.
Source: Time.com via Spider-Woman #1 Variant Cover by Milo Manara, Marvel Comics


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Scotty Arnold. Photo: Ian Ruhter
Spinning 270 To Switch Frontside
Scotty Arnold takes it to a down box and teaches you how to spin a front 270 to switch front board.
This trick is easy. Convince yourself of that. That's priority. Sure, it might be intimidating, but start small, learns the step, first frontside 180s, then front threes, then butter around on some boxes, spin on and off, and get the feel for landing frontside. Keep your mind clear and focused. Practice until you're bruised and beaten, but keep at it and in time you'll get it, and be locking in as effortlessly as Mr. Arnold here. You got this.—L.G.
1. Before you go spinning a front 270, you'll want to have switch frontside boardslides figured out. Try this trick on flatboxes first because both the body movement and locking into a switch frontboard takes practice, and then take it to a down box or rail.
2. Approach the rail at a bit of an angle—from the right if you're regular, or from the left if you ride goofy. You want to be on your heels and carrying enough speed to pop up and onto the box even if you end up scrubbing a little speed as you rotate off the lip. Getting your nose over the rail is crucial.
3. Wind up your shoulders as you're rolling up to the box. Pop off your heels and initiate the spin with your upper body.
4. As you're spinning, keep an eye on the box by looking over your shoulder. As you prepare to put your board down, keep in mind that you'll have to match the angle of the rail or else you'll slide out. Commit to the angle, lean into it, and lock in with the rail between your bindings.
5. Keep your knees bent while you're sliding, and as you near the end of the box, get ready to pop a little ollie and turn to regular. Stomp square on both feet. Ride away, and start scoping for the next rail to two-seven onto.
"When you're learning this trick or any other one, you've got to remember to start small and work your way up. Check out the rail, check out the lip—look at everything before you try it. The slower you work your way up and just get the trick dialed, the easier it's going to be to step to some bigger stuff."
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The sun hangs low in the sky off Australia's east coast.
As day melts into night, the paths of two predators are about to cross.
One is octopus ornatus, otherwise known as the white-striped octopus.
His comparatively tiny counterpart, only recently found here, is abdopus aculeatus, also called the shaggy octopus.
Both mollusks spend low tide prowling the nooks and crannies of the shallows near a place called One Tree Island looking for a bite to eat.
Octopuses are a marvel of engineering...they have no hard skeletal structure, so they're able to stretch and squash their way through very tiny openings.
An octopus the size of ornatus can squeeze through a hole the size of a quarter.
And aculeatus, about the size of an orange, has the ability to hide in plain sight.
Which is handy when one of your brethren might like to have you for his next meal.
But aculeatus's movements have given him away...and the chase is on.
All octopus species are carnivorous...but some, like ornatus, will cannibalize other octopuses.
With his arms stretching six feet around him, ornatus can cover a lot of ground very quickly.
But aculeatus has another trick up his sleeve...the ability to get up on his little arms...and run!
In the end, ornatus is outpaced...and aculeatus lives to see another day.  Chalk up one for the little guy.


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This is the toiletry kit that accommodates full-sized bottles and cans and packs flat in a suitcase. Ideal for those who prefer to travel with their favorites instead of relying on smaller travel-sized products, it opens to reveal 10 zippered storage compartments. The two outer flaps provide two 12" x 4" pockets that secure hairbrushes, full tubes of toothpaste, and electric toothbrushes, two 6" x 4" pockets that store make-up, and a 5" x 3" and a 7" x 3" pocket that stores smaller items. The twin 4"-deep inner sections provide a large 12" x 9" pocket for full-sized bottles and a second section divided into an 8" x 4" pocket for a travel hair dryer and two removable 7" x 4" pockets. Hangs conveniently with its integrated swivelling hook; includes shoulder strap. Constructed from water- and stain-resistant 420-denier ballistic nylon to withstand the rigors of travel. Stores flat in most suitcases. (3 lbs.)
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Wow! Now that's what I call a travel bag
By Audrey the Traveler
from Dawson Creek, B.C., Canada
This bag truly does have enough room in it!The hair dryer will need to be a fold up, compact one though.Lots of compartments, and each compartment came with a picture of an idea of how to pack it.The men's toiletry bag was not large enough to contain all my husbands items, and fold and close securely, but this one closes differently, plus you can leave it open flat to place in a suitcase.When it is closed though, it does resemble a small carry on bag.I like the shoulder strap that comes with it.Lots of room to pack medication/supplements as well as the usual toiletry items.Good bag!
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this is a piece of luggage.
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from Ravenna
The stitching that secures the elastic straps inside the clear large pockets failed to hold in one area. The stitching released when I put a bottle of shampoo behind the elastic.
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Meets my needs!
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I work seven nights a week, 12 hours a night. I have been using a good over night bag, however; this toiletry kit organizes all my things, including full sized containers. The convenience of hanging it and being able to see thru the clear covers makes this kit so useable and efficient. It closes to a compact size which makes it easy to transport from one job to another each night. The shoulder strap helps to make it a one trip from the car with the other things I need to carry. I would recommend this product to anyone.
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Good for frequent travelers!
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While a little on the heavy side and a little large, it is well organized and sturdy. I think it will keep products (I.e. shampoos, lotions) from getting squashed in transit.
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Finally, one that holds it all!
By AJ
from Vermont
I travel, well, inclusively. This is the first toiletry kit that has a place for everything I need "close". Full size bottles for longer trips and vacations. Everything is visible. Will never leave home (on trips) without it!
Definitely worth the $$$
By Chris
from Phila., PA
This toiletry kit was exactly what I was looking for - the ones in the stores were too small. This kit held everything for me as well as my husband and kept all the travel toiletries organized without cluttering the counter. Hung it over the door and everything we needed was right there.
Fantastic for Organized Travel
By Ronda & Bailee
from Graham, WA
This is exactly what my daughter was looking for. It is great for organizing travel needs and being able to hook it to the door and access all compartments makes traveling so much easier.
Best Toiletry Travel Bag Ever!
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After using many varities of travel toiletry bags, I am sold on this one! Organizes well and can hold a large amount of products. The detail related to preventing leakage of any contents -excellent! Loved it so much, everyone (ladies) got it for a Christmas present this year!
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Man in His Office: Seamus Mullen Out of the Kitchen
Summer. Beaches. Burgers. Obviously. Make them to your liking — you know how to do it. Just, please, use fresh ground beef, not sad frozen patties. I like mine simple: medium-rare, topped with crisp romaine lettuce and a fat slice of beefsteak tomato.
The beer: Sprecher Black Bavarian, a black lager with a slightly smoky finish that matches well with grilled foods like burgers.
I try to avoid mayo when I'm outside (though I make an exception for lobster rolls; see next slide). Instead, I top my BLT sandwiches with slices of ripe avocado, which provide enough creamy richness that you won't miss the Hellmann's.
The beer: Boulevard Zon, a Belgian-style witbier with a light citrus twist that cuts through the salty, fatty B, while bringing out the fresh flavors of the L and the T.
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Statement: Cancún Climate Talks Take Steps to Strengthen Climate Action
Statement of Elliot Diringer
Vice President, International Strategies, Pew Center on Global Climate Change
December 11, 2010
The Cancún agreement demonstrates that the multilateral climate process can produce tangible results. For too long, parties have acted as if it's binding or nothing and we've gotten nothing. Finally we're seeing some modest but real steps to strengthen climate action.
Ultimately we need a comprehensive binding climate treaty, but there are fundamental differences among countries over how and when we get there. Thankfully they were willing to put those differences aside for now and agree on incremental steps that will deliver stronger action in the near term and lay the foundation for binding commitments down the road.
The Cancún agreement formalizes the fundamental elements of the Copenhagen Accord and starts to implement them. Key among these are a stronger support system for developing countries, including a new climate fund, and a stronger transparency system to better assess whether countries are keeping their promises. Both will build trust and confidence, which will help produce stronger action and agreements in the future.
The agreement also incorporates the targets and actions pledged earlier under the Copenhagen Accord. This marks the first time all of the world's major economies have made explicit mitigation pledges under the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change since its negotiation nearly two decades ago.
Much work remains ahead to strengthen countries' efforts and fully implement these new mechanisms. But a year after the crisis of confidence in Copenhagen, the Mexican government deserves real credit for resuscitating the multilateral climate effort. Cancún has restored trust and, hopefully, represents the start of a new, more productive phase in the global effort.
Cancún Climate Conference Resources
Pew Center Contact: Tom Steinfeldt, 703-516-4146


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About the Book
Photo essay on the beautiful country of Norway. Images taken during our travel there in August 2009.
About the Creator
Hi! I'm John Tobison and I run Nordic Light Photography. I do this work to satisfy my passion for photography and for the joy of watching people's face light up when they see a person or event that's important to them captured beautifully in stunning images. I strive for a predominantly unposed, candid look in my work. I love capturing those spontaneous and unguarded moments where people are relating to each other genuinely and showing their emotions - a dynamic moment in a business gathering, that look of parental love, a child's surprise, a head thrown back in a big laugh. That's what makes an event worth remembering and the pictures worth coming back to time after time. You can see more of my work at www.NordiclLightPhoto.com and reach me at email@example.com. Enjoy! John
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Texas youth will represent all but 42 of the state's counties at the end of this month and the beginning of March during the 77th annual San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo. The annual event will run from Feb. 19 to March 1 at the San Angelo fairgrounds.
"We're up over 1,100 entries from 2008. Approximately 4,300 exhibitors will bring 9,200 livestock projects to San Angelo," according to San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association livestock director Brittni McMillan. "We're still working on the other 42 counties."
She added that the SASSRA has added three new shows for 2009 — an open and youth Longhorn show anda certified Texas bred gilt show. "In conjunction with the show, we are planning a first production type gilt sale," McMillan said.
Two more lamb breeds have also been added to the San Angelo show. McMillan said the new shows and lamb additions have fueled growth for 2009.
Another facet of the livestock show is the agriculture mechanics show. McMillan reports ag mechanics has shown significant growth with more than 280 entries this year.
"It's a type of show where kids who may not have a place to raise an animal or the expense to participate in our show can compete" McMillan added.
SASSRA organizers estimate more than 120,000 people will visit the fairgrounds over the 10-day run of the show. A number of those folks will venture onto the Community Medical Center Midway for the Bill Hame's Carnival. Fairgoers can purchase an all-you-can-ride wristband while the carnival is open for under $60.
A new and separate midway attraction is designed for the brave of heart. "The Human Ejection Seat" will fire participants into the air over 200 feet before returning them to earth attached to a bungee cord.
Also new for 2009 is a concert featuring three Texas music acts in the 1st Community Federal Credit Union Spur Arena. Josh Abbott will headline with Whiskey Myers and Rich O'Toole. Tickets may be purchased separately at $20 in advance and $25 at the door. The concert will start at 8 p.m. on Feb. 21.
February is a busy month on the fairground as rodeo slack kicks off the annual celebration Feb. 10–17. Rodeo contestants are hoping to punch their tickets to the championship Saturday night on Feb. 28. The first of nine rodeo performances start on Feb. 19. On the second weekend of the rodeo, bring the kids as Tommy Lucia and his monkey and dog act will entertain. Ticket prices range from $9 to $28. Tickets are on sale now.


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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by WoodysGirl, Nov 11, 2012.
Jason Campbell, we meet again.
i don't get why bradie james isn't getting exploited like he was in dallas
I bet Cutler wishes he can play the Cowboys every week.
texans safeties dont play 40 yards .
Because he is no longer playing in Dallas.
Campbell airing it out.
Marshall is just a playmaker!
Weather is helping both Ds
The rain, the muddy jerseys, low scores all just makes you think THIS is a football game.
Couldn't keep relying on Gould to bail them out. Texans might finish them off here
Bears defense is sick, and it's the only reason they're 7-1. This team is built for sloppy mud bowl games like this. Be interesting to see if they can win without Cutler.
I actually like Jason Campbell for them. I think if they lose tonight, it's because of lack of practice by Campbell and unfamiliarity with the 1s.
But he'd be ok if he had a full week of practice.
If he does not throw picks that will be a bonus Jay threw 2 int in 12 passes before he left tonight and Campbell seems more willing to check down the pass. With that defense Cambell may be the better option by not losing the game. lets see if he can turn a drive into a TD thsi game
Shayne Graham was terrible in the preseason here. Now he's a superstar with the Texans again. Kai Forbath with the Redskins too...everyone is playing well in the NFL except Buehler
Campbell is awful. Always looks like he's scared out there and couldn't even complete that one.
Kellen Davis sucks too...can't believe they thought he could replace Greg Olsen :laugh2:
Why is Jason Campbell this bad? Dude was a 4,000 yard passer in Oakland.
jason campbell so terrible.
Glad Davis didnt accept our offer


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The Sony Xperia Miro ST23i was released in 2012 in the month of September. The company released the phone as a low to mid-segment device.
Software & Hardware
The device was released with Android Ice Cream Sandwich v4.0. The Sony Xperia Miro ST23i is powered by a Qualcomm MSM7225A Snapdragon S1 chipset, while the processor is 800 MHz Cortex-A5. The graphical processing unit of the device is being powered by Adreno 200. The device has an internal storage of 4 GB for installing applications and 512 MB of RAM for running applications. The memory of the device can be expanded up to 32 GB via the use of a MicroSD card for installing additional media, such as video or audio. The phone is packed with a Li-ion 1400 mAh capacity battery for a prolonged battery life.
Design & Display
The screen size of the unlocked cellphone is 3.5 Inches, and it is a TFT display panel with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels, with a pixel per inch density of 165. The dimensions of the unlocked cellphone are 113 x 59.4 x 9.9 mm, and its weight is around 110 grams. The screen is protected by a scratch-resistant glass.
The Sony Xperia Miro ST23i features a 5 MP rear camera, capable of clicking photographs of resolution of 2592 õ 1944 pixels. The camera of the device is good, and is able to capture fine amount of details. It can also record videos of 480p at 30 fps. There is a secondary VGA front-facing camera available in the device for clicking selfies and recording videos.


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Trunks 3, Scene #05
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Hot House Exclusive Vinnie D'Angelo and Adriano Marquez stage an impromptu race to catch the attention of nearby Marco Paris. The two hairy muscle-studs wrestle in the pool and begin making out, causing Marco to stroke his own huge, uncut cock. Vinnie and Adriano stand on both sides of Marco who takes turns sucking their rock hard cocks. Vinnie and Adriano takes turns working Marco's fat cock until all three end up in an ass-eating chain by the pool. Next Adriano ends up in the middle, servicing Vinnie while Marco plows his big muscle-butt. Finally they all stand up and jack off, spilling gobs of hot cum on the deck.
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Starring : Adriano Marquez, Cole Ryan, Francesco D'Macho, Josh Weston, Kevin Armstrong, Marco Paris, RC Ryan, Trent Atkins, Vinnie D'Angelo
Hot House scores tens across the board as we dive back into the Palm Springs sunshine for Trunks 3, directed by AVN Hall of Famer Steven Scarborough! Join a whole new cast of sun gods, including Hot House Exclusive Francesco D'Macho and Superstar Josh Weston, for a wet and wild line-up of big hot hunks in little sexy Speedos! Featuring the debut of Hot House Exclusive Vinnie D'Angelo, this third installment of the wildly popular Trunks series proves once again that there's no better recipe for getting you off than the sight of sweaty oiled-up muscles, oversized bulging cocks, and big round asses waiting to be fucked in the midday 100+ heat. Get ready to sweat - Trunks 3 is a scorcher!


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Bobby Presents At iHeartRadio Awards
Bobby presented the award for Country Song of the Year at the first ever iHeartRadio Awards Thursday night.
He repped Country Music and Nashville:
He told us he'd touch his neck for us:
I present an award coming up on @iHeartRadio awards. Going to give you guys a hello w touching left side of my neck.— Bobby Bones (@mrBobbyBones) May 2, 2014
And he did:
Touched my neck for you guys pic.twitter.com/262aRdBD4J— Bobby Bones (@mrBobbyBones) May 2, 2014
He gave "the best hug" to Blake:
He made a funny joke:
And he got a shout out (again) from Perez Hilton:
I would make out with @mrBobbyBones! #Cute #iHeartAwards
— Perez Hilton (@PerezHilton) May 2, 2014


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One expansion is external. The eyes look out; the hands feel the touch of external objects; the ears hear the outside sounds. But there is an expansion within also, which the eyes cannot see the ears cannot hear, and hands cannot touch. That is why, perhaps, what is within remains unknown and unfamiliar. Or perhaps it is because it is so close to us that we cannot see it.
What is at a distance can be seen; that which is close lacks perspective. To see, there must be some distance between us and the object. I can see you because there is a distance between us. I cannot see myself because there is no distance whatsoever between me and myself. The eye can behold all except itself. We who know all, are unable to know ourselves. And in the quest for truth, he who does not know himself, what else is he capable of knowing? And for he who knows himself, what else is left to know in the quest for truth.
The first experience of truth is within one's own self, for that is the nearest point of access. We can know everyone externally, but have no way to penetrate the internal being; and for this there is only one point of approach - one's own intrinsic self. Hence the first door to the temple of truth is the self within. But it is a strange enigma - life passes away and there is no trace of one's self, not even a faint suggestion of it! A whole lifetime is wasted without a hint of the self!
There was a thinker by the name of Schopenhauer. One night he went to a public park for a walk. It was about three in the morning and quite dark as yet. He was so engrossed in a problem that he did not know when he reached the garden, but the night watchman saw him. He came with his stick and lantern to investigate. He could not see him clearly but he was sure that the man who had stolen into the garden at this time of the night, and was talking loudly to himself, was a madman. He thumped his stick and called out "Who are you? From where do you come and why have you come here?"
Schopenhauer laughed and said: "That is a difficult question you ask, my friend. All my life I have been asking myself this question: Who am l? From where do I come and why? And this is what you ask me too! Would that I had an answer to your question!" The gardener was convinced he was mad for he knew not from where he came or why - but do we know?
We too may laugh at Schopenhauer, but our plight is just the same. We too do not know who we are, from where we come, or why and to what purpose is this journey of life. We are not acquainted with a single essential factor of life. The nature of life is a closed book to us. The greatest wonder is that we are strangers to our own selves! Who am I? - and if I do not know this basic fact, how will I know the other aspects of truth? To know one's self is the first unconditional step in the direction of truth, without fulfilling which, this search is impossible.