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It was certainly fun for me to see that dignified Englishman make tracks across the shoal.
My advice to you is, make tracks for your starvation desert.
If we'd really wanted to make tracks, they said, this would be the last thing we'd think of doing.
If he adds big hobnails to make tracks with, he is sure of himself.
Get up, you whelp, and make tracks out of here, youll lose your job for this.
Now you part and make tracks for home, one on foot and one in a fly.
But with this three-month limit, you must make tracks for Honolulu straight, and communicate by steamer.
But I've got to make tracks, for if she were here, where would I put her?
You seem straight enough, and we will make tracks as you suggest.
So it does, and I reckon the best thing we can do is to make tracks for some place of safety.
late 15c., "footprint, mark left by anything," from Old French trac "track of horses, trace" (mid-15c.), possibly from a Germanic source (cf. Middle Low German treck, Dutch trek "drawing, pulling;" see trek). Meaning "lines of rails for drawing trains" is from 1805. Meaning "branch of athletics involving a running track" is recorded from 1905. Meaning "single recorded item" is from 1904, originally in reference to phonograph records. Meaning "mark on skin from repeated drug injection" is first attested 1964.
Track record (1955) is a figurative use from racing, "performance history" of an individual car, runner, horse, etc.(1907, but the phrase was more common in sense "fastest speed recorded at a particular track"). To make tracks "move quickly" is American English colloquial first recorded 1835; to cover (one's) tracks in the figurative sense first attested 1898; to keep track of something is attested from 1883. American English wrong side of the tracks "bad part of town" is by 1901. Track lighting attested from 1970.
"to follow or trace the footsteps of," 1560s, from track (n.). Related: Tracked; tracking.
"to follow or trace the footsteps of," 1560s, from track (n.). Related: Tracked; tracking.
verb phrase
To depart; clear out, MAKE oneself SCARCE: If you know what's good for you, make tracks right now (1839+)
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fast lane, go on track, have the inside track, one-track mind
[probably fr track, ''the groove of a phonograph record, a continuous line or passage of a tape recording,'' influenced by earlier track, ''follow, come closely and directly behind'']


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Two SOARS protégés have won awards for their presentations at the 2001 national conference of the Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science.
|Pauline Datulayta. (Photo by Carlye Calvin.)
Pauline Datulayta, a junior at the City University of New York's Queens College, won recognition for the outstanding graduate oral presentation in Geo Science/
Atmospheric Science and a $2,500 cash award. Her talk focused on the relationship between pollution distribution and atmospheric turbulence in the planetary boundary layer.
At NCAR last summer, Pauline developed a computer animation of a particle trajectory from a numerically generated turbulent flow field in the boundary layer. She created a conceptual smokestack to trace the pattern of pollution dispersion in highly convective turbulence (which generates a looping type of dispersion) and wind sheardriven turbulence (which results in plumes that linger at the chimney height). By providing scientists with a quick glimpse of the dispersion, the model may stimulate new research directions.
|Theresa Jo Johnson. (Photo by Carlye Calvin.)
Theresa Jo Johnson, an alumna of California's Humboldt State University, won the prize for outstanding poster presentation in Geo Science/Atmospheric Science and a $250 cash award. She researches the vertical distribution of ozone over the Amazon rain forest by analyzing ozone profiles from a tethered balloon platform.
Theresa's work revealed a maximum ozone deposition gradient of 5.4 parts per billion at 100 meters (328 feet) above the forest and a negligible gradient above a nearby reservoir. Such estimates have large-scale implications for society because the destruction of a portion of the forest to create a reservoir or to plant crops would impair natural processes that remove ozone and other toxic compounds from the air.
"This recognition by the society is a tribute to Pauline and Theresa," says Tom Windham, SOARS program director. "And it's also a tribute to their mentors, teachers, and fellow SOARS protégés."
An additional 11 protégés gave invited presentations at the meeting.
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The Koran burning that has led to the vengeance killing of American troops in Afghanistan is grievous, all the more so since it was our soldiers who incited it by violating the very principles they are supposed to be upholding. At the heart of this war is the age-old argument between Hobbes & Locke: Should [Read More…]
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Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK is in the exchange NYSE and its industry is Diversified Machinery in the sector of Industrial Goods. Based in USA, Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK has a market cap of 15359.02. Since its IPO date on the 12/31/1981, Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK performance year to date is 17.15%. Today Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK has gained 0.16%, with a current price of 118.01.
Ownership of the company is 0.20% for insider ownership while institutional ownership is 76.70%. The management of the company have seen the company have a payout ratio of 62.60%. Return of assets are at 11.40%, with return on investment at 22.00%.
In terms of debt levels and profit levels, Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK is seeing a long-term debt/equity of 0.72. While Total debt/equity is 0.88. With a profit margin of 12.50%, this is combined with a gross margin of 41.80%, and operating margin of 16.60%. Rockwell Automation Inc. ability to meet debt levels, with a current ratio of 2.4, while the quick ratio is 2.1.
For the last year Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK has seen a EPS growth of 3.10%. A performance for the year of 16.87%. The 52-week high is -1.67%, and the 52-week low is 37.56%. The average volume for Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK is 188364.
With a target price of 110.88, can Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK reach this target? Looking at the value indicators of Rockwell Automation Inc., ROK. Rockwell Automation Inc. has a P/E of 20.91 and a forward P/E of 19.49. Perhaps the more useful indicator than P/E, is PEG which has a value of 5.41. Rockwell Automation Inc. also has a P/S and a P/B of 2.58 and 7.21 respectively. For P/cash, Rockwell Automation Inc. has a value of 6.31, while it is 28.83 for P/free cash flow.
At the current price of 118.01, Rockwell Automation Inc. has a dividend yield of 2.46%. We see a return on equity of 33.70%.
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China Motorization Trends: New Directions for Crowded Cities
This paper examines two major emerging constraints on transport in fast-growing Chinese urban cities: oil supply and urban infrastructure. The research considers automobile technology, alternative fuels, and mobility choices, as well as policy measures that could be adopted to reduce the use of oil for transport and greenhouse gas emissions. Three transport energy scenarios, "Road Ahead," "Oil Saved," and "Integrated Transport," illustrate potential motorization trends given different policy, vehicle technology, alternative fuels, and driving-behavior assumptions. In the Integrated Transport scenario, where congestion and space constraints favor small and vehicles moving at slower speeds, gasoline and electric cars are the highest in use. Oil consumption in the Integrated Transport scenario is only 12 percent of its value in Road Ahead by 2020, while carbon emission is 79 percent lower. Policies such as vehicle technology and fuel requirements, while important, are not as crucial as integrated land use development, taxation of vehicle use, road pricing, and the prioritization of public and non-motorized transport that could trigger a world of fewer, smaller and more efficient cars. According to experiences around the world, fuel and carbon dioxide (CO₂)concerns alone are not strong enough to promote a change in the path of individual motorization.
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Over 200 million children under 5 years fail to reach their potential in cognitive development
6 January 2007-More than 200 million children under 5 years fail to reach their potential in cognitive development because of poverty, poor health and nutrition, and lack of early stimulation, reveals the first paper in a three part Series on child development, which begins in this week's issue of The Lancet.
The Series shows that most of these children – 89 million – live in south Asia and that ten countries (India, Nigeria, China, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Pakistan, Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and Tanzania) account for 145 million (66%) of the 219 million disadvantaged children in the developing world.
"These disadvantaged children are likely to do poorly in school and subsequently have low incomes, high fertility, and provide poor care for their children, thus contributing to the intergenerational transmission of poverty," says Professor Sally Grantham-McGregor, one of the lead authors of the Series.
In the second paper in the Series, researchers identify the main causes of poor child development – stunting, iodine and iron deficiencies, and inadequate cognitive and social-emotional stimulation. Other potential risk factors include maternal depression, exposure to lead and arsenic, and some infectious diseases.
Interventions that address these causal factors can therefore reduce the burden of poor child development, say the authors of the final paper in the Series. Research shows that integrating health and nutritional interventions with validated home or center based psychosocial interventions, designed to improve both early child development and children's' home environments, are a cost-effective approach which can have lasting benefits on children's IQ and educational performance.
The final Series paper assesses the strategies that exist to tackle poor child development, identifies effective programmes, and defines characteristics of effectiveness.
The authors conclude: "The most effective early child development programmes provide direct learning experiences to children and families, are targeted toward younger and disadvantaged children, are of longer duration, higher quality, higher intensity, and are integrated with family support, health, nutrition, or educational systems and services. Despite convincing evidence, programme coverage is low. To achieve the Millennium Development Goals of reducing poverty and ensuring primary school completion for girls and boys, governments and civil society should consider expanding high quality, cost-effective early child development programmes."
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text: Possibly some of the problem with this is due to how revered the black belt is in BJJ. It is seen in many eyes as the ultimate goal, where as in Judo, the black belt is simply another rung on the ladder (that's not to denigrate the belt and achievement). So you're more likely to get Judo BBs entering grading comps etc because they're "still on the path" and have nothing to lose.


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Take this on Empty Mind and Link Power. Suddenly you're manifesting all your powers as immediate actions at +1 ML. The usual bottleneck there is the lack of psionic focus, which is a pain to recharge or get multiple uses of that, but this bypasses it completely. Doesn't really sound rogue-level, methinks. --Ghostwheel
- Link Power has a 1-round delay. Sure, you can manifest powers during your opponent's turn, but they won't do anything until that opponent's next turn. Your argument is incorrect, but I realize that you could effectively manifest one power with Empty Mind and another power with a standard action each round. This might be a little better than appropriate. Perhaps I should just arbitrarily prevent you from Psychic Thesising a power with a manifesting time less than a Standard action? --Foxwarrior 21:45, August 5, 2010 (UTC)
- Right, I was exaggerating with "as an immediate action", though my point still carried--basically, with this feat you're able to double your action economy by getting twice as many spells out for little-to-no additional cost. Rather than noting at the bottom the details about spells with a casting time shorter than a standard action, the primary balance level of the feat should be wizard since it gives no limitations, and then it should list ways to further get it down to other balance levels. If you want it to be primarily rogue, then have the limitations in the main explanation, and give options later on how to make it wizard- and fighter-level. Though that said, I don't think your last example is fighter-level--consider a level 6 wilder, for example. Between this feat and Wild Surge, they can manifest a Type V astral construct even at the feat's most basic example (of just +2 PP). If the wilder had found some way to gain Astral Construct at level 3, they could already manifest a Type IV astral construct at that level with the help of this spell. Getting that kind of power doesn't really seem fighter-level to me. --Ghostwheel 23:33, August 5, 2010 (UTC)


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One of the oft told cautionary tales of capitalism is the one about the California Gold Rush. You know -- how just a handful of the hundreds of thousands of hopefuls who streamed into the state actually discovered gold, but many thousands of others got rich supplying them with housing, materials and the like. Think "Levi-Strauss & Co." and you get the picture.
As Martin Plaehn, CEO of Utah-based startup Bungee Labs sees it, a similar dynamic may well be developing in the Web 2.0 space, into which thousands of tech hopefuls are pouring, heads filled with dreams of being the next Salesforce.com or YouTube. Like the miners who found that their thin cotton trousers were ill suited for hard work in the hills of California, today's Web developers who want to create rich Internet applications (or RIA, in the parlance of the community) are hampered by countless obstacles.
Those obstacles include the cost of development -- anywhere from $200,000 to $1 million for a commercially deployable RIA, Plaehn estimates. Even with the money to create an application, there's the dizzying variety of platforms, development frameworks, and toolkits to choose from -- Bungee integrates for AJAX alone. Then there's the question of tying your application to third-party Web services, and deploying it so that it can scale to meet customer demand. Needless to say, those obstacles are enough to dissuade all but the largest and wealthiest companies from diving too deep into RIA development.
But like the enterprising pick, shovel, and blue jean salesmen before them, the folks at Bungee see the current complexity of Web application development and deployment as an opportunity, not a problem. In April, the Salt Lake City, Utah-based startup launched Bungee Connect, an on-demand development environment for SMBs (small to medium businesses).
The company calls its model "software development and deployment as a service" (SDDaaS?) and it was all the rage at last month's Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco.
What Bungee offers is a professional quality, Web-based application development environment that combines development, testing, and deployment through a single, Web-browser-based interface. Developers can do layout and Web page design, create interactive Web applications with AJAX features such as drag-and-drop and right-mouse clicking without complex coding. Bungee Connect also allows developers to quickly integrate multiple Web services to create whole new applications.
Bungee Connect can speed development from five to fifty times by automating typically time consuming tasks like importing and automating Web services and Ajax controls, state management and deployment and provisioning, says product manager Brad Hintze.
After applications have been developed and tested, Bungee operates a high availability grid computing environment on which to deploy them, Plaehn said.
Even better, Bungee Connect -- which is about to enter a limited beta -- will be free for all developers when it launches. Rather than make money from use fees for developers, Bungee's founders are pursuing a utility pricing model: companies that develop and launch their applications on Bungee's grid will pay a fee of $1 per computer-network-interaction-hour.
"SMBs are empowered by that," Plaehn says. "We take an enormous amount of the up-front costs of building an RIA and put it on the side."
The company also plans to stay agnostic about what business models its customers pursue -- subscription, free, public, private. "We're like the electric company. We don't care whether you're running an air conditioner or a lightbulb," Plaehn said.
Bungee is just wrapping up a five-month alpha program involving approximately 100 developers. It will launch its beta this month. The company already has a long queue of developers pulled from the scrum that formed around its booth at the Web 2.0 Expo last month and plans to gradually expand the beta from a few dozen developers to several thousand partners.
Bungee has also attracted attention from some big name companies: Amazon, eBay and Google had representatives in the Bungee booth at Web 2.0 Expo. PayPal, Amazon.com, RealNetworks Salesforce.com and Yahoo! contributed to Bungee's early access beta program.
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The average endowment shortfall per household is £7,200, the FSA added.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI), however, pointed out that the average shortfall per policy had in fact fallen since 2002.
Nearly 70% of those facing a shortfall have remortgaged, sought financial advice or applied for compensation.
"The efforts of the industry and others appear to be paying off," said Chris Kenny of the ABI.
"Many more people have taken action to address the possibility of a shortfall."
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Two chickens would give us enough eggs. U.S. Wellness has good dog food. I think Chickens are omnivores so I could smash the dog food with a hammer to feed the chickens.
Chickens Are Omnivores: It
Or maybe buy sacks of worms. I'll bet that would be expensive. We have tons of snails every spring.
But if I want chickens for meat, preferably <3 lb roasters I need chicks, this require a rooster, who crows every morning. Or I could just buy pullets? We'd also need a butcher, killing roasters doesn't sound like my kind of fun. I'll look into mobile butchers.
A goat would be for meat and milk. When I started PB I didn't drop dairy and had no problems with dairy. Then I dropped it for 2 months. The 4th month I've tried to add it back in and by body says NO. Stuffy nose, sinuses, and mucus in my throat and mouth. I hope that's only lactin, and not casin. Hard cheese seems still seems to be OK. But Oh how I love cream which supposedly has no lactin but does have casin. Cream in coffee, cream on berries, cream in liver pate, etc.
A goat has to be milked day and night, always. Maybe I'll just ask our mexican butcher if he can provide one. I'm not really worried about CW fed goat. Goats just graze wild, on anything.


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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Mikaela Shiffrin was crowned a snow queen at 17 when she won the classic floodlit slalom in Zagreb on Friday to show she is not just a one-hit wonder.
The American teenager, who celebrated her maiden World Cup victory last month in Are, dominated both runs to win in two minutes and 1.73.
Sweden's Frida Hansdotter was second, like in Are, a considerable 1.19 seconds adrift while Canada's Erin Mielzynski, her country's own slalom prodigy, finished third some 1.76 off the pace.
Totally dumbfounded when winning her first laurels in Sweden three weeks ago, Shiffrin again said she was unable to take in what was happening.
"After Are, I thought I'd be able to handle it the next time, but I'm not," she told reporters.
"I chose the same tactics of shutting down my brain and letting the skis go."
Her exceptional technique paired with a relaxed approach worked wonders again, allowing her to claim back the red bib as the discipline's World Cup leader.
"To be honest I didn't know what it was when I took (the bib) for the first time in Are. Now I'm just going to make sure I keep it clean," she said.
Overall World Cup leader Tina Maze, who had finished on the podium in the last nine technical events she entered, failed to complete the course for the first time this season when she straddled a gate halfway down the second run.
"I was not nervous. I just attacked because I knew Shiffrin was the one to beat. I was lucky she went out in Semmering, now this is already behind me. I'm not used to going out in slaloms and I will have no excuse next time," the Slovenian said.
Maze retains an enormous 452-point lead in the overall World Cup standings over Germany's Maria Hoefl-Riesch.
Surprised by her immaculate performance after just recovering from 'flu, Shiffrin also paid homage to last year's winner Marlies Schild of Austria, currently out of action through injury.
"In the second run, I actually thought about Marlies, the way she skied the second leg last year. I shared that energy with her," said the American, who received a coat, a crystal crown and a $78,300 check awarded to the winner.
Her only moment of doubt in a flawless display of class was when she found herself unable to open the bottle of champagne which was also part of the winner's ceremony.
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A landmark American film, Altman's breathtakingly assured C&W epic has perhaps exerted an even greater influence on non-Hollywood cinema. Certainly its disdain for the tidy niceties of conventional narrative (it merely follows the mostly none-too-consequential fortunes of 24 musicians, managers, politicians, promoters and punters variously involved in, or connected to, a weekend music festival in Nashville, Tennessee) makes for an unusually illuminating perspective in terms of character, mood and moral insight. But the impressionistic vignettes, coupled with the expert use of overlapping dialogue, also build slowly but surely to create a coherent and persuasive portrait of a society that has somewhere along the way carelessly abandoned its original ideals and turned instead to the false gods of fame, fortune, easy sentiment, self-congratulation and political expediency. If, as some claim, the final assassination attempt is a rather weak attempt at gathering up the many loose ends, that invalidates neither Nashville's vision of a world where appearances count for more than substance, nor the originality and imagination with which it expresses that vision. A masterpiece.
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Karen Black
Ronee Blakley
Keith Carradine
Geraldine Chaplin
Shelley Duvall
Allen Garfield
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my space is a collection of photographs that looks at how the space, or environment that we find ourselves inhabiting helps shape what we look like.
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- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
36 Pages
- Publish Date Dec 30, 2010
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The mixed media category consists of entries by artists who created any art which used more than one media and combined them into one composition as their final artwork. Combinations of painting and drawing applied to one surface would be included in the Painting Category.
All winning entries will now be featured on the Light Space & Time website for the month of February 2012 and thereafter, the artworks and links to the artist's websites will remain online in the Light Space & Time Archives. Congratulations to our artists who made our "All Women" Art Exhibition so successful this month. At any time, we invite our winners and other interested visitors to link their websites to the Gallery's archive page for further ongoing promotion.
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1st Place – Stephanie Visser – "Reclining Nude" – www.stephanievisser.com
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3rd Place – Pam Brekas – "Looking Down Splashing Water" – www.pambrekas.com
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About the Book
A book a bout the life style of stunt rider Ashley Mark, throught out the year of 2009.
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- Category Sports & Adventure
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
64 Pages
- Publish Date Dec 08, 2009
- Tags Ashley Mark, motorbike stunts, stunt show, stunts, motorbike, ashley, wheelies, fast, show, stunt
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Mike Cook
Leeds UK
I have been taking photos for over twenty years now. I have just got round to trying out this book thing. My partner Julie has been good to me over the years & has not complained to much just some times i hear the words " not that b**$*y camera again. I would like to think that it has all been worth it & I have got the shot as we say. Cheers Mike Cook
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How to add or change a Major or Minor in the Department of Sociology:
1. Please come to the department office, Hibbard Hall 629. An appointment will be arranged for you to meet with the department chair.
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- Any questions you might have about the new program
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4. Once you have met with the chair, and have decided that Sociology is the field you wish to pursue, you will need to return to the Sociology Academic Department Associate with the COMPLETED and SIGNED Change of Major/Minor form. Your major or minor will then be changed online.
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Now, more than anything, Chapman wishes she could find a job that is "compatible" with her situation.
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You have discovered a new life, and my wishes and expectations are much altered.
Why he wishes the god to be pleased with him, we shall have to enquire hereafter.
I went back to the wharf, and informed Captain Blastblow of the wishes of the party.
It is because I am happy; Madame Dammauville wishes to consult you.
Old English wyscan "to wish," from Proto-Germanic *wunskijanan (cf. Old Norse æskja, Danish ønske, Swedish önska, Middle Dutch wonscen, Dutch wensen, Old High German wunsken, German wunschen "to wish"), from PIE *wun-/*wen-/*won- "to strive after, wish, desire, be satisfied" (cf. Sanskrit vanati "he desires, loves, wins," Latin venus "love, sexual desire, loveliness," venerari "to worship;" see Venus). The noun is attested from c.1300. Wish fulfillment (1901) translates German wunscherfüllung (Freud, "Die Traumdeutung," 1900).


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Members of another class of security products try to resist new threats by changing the user's computing environment to limit damage from a successful invasion. Some (like GreenBorder Pro) create a "sandbox," or virtually walled-off environment, for frequently targeted programs such as Web browsers and e-mail clients. An attack might break through IE, for instance, but any attempt to install spyware or make other malicious changes would not escape the sandbox.
Other programs, in lieu of creating a virtual environment, modify users' rights so as to remove an application's ability to make deep system changes. This category of utility includes the free DropMyRights applet from Microsoft.
Still other types of programs, such as the free VMWare Player, install a distinct, encapsulated operating system that includes its own browser. The cordoned-off browser is completely detached from your regular computing environment. For more information on all these types of damage-mitigation security programs, see Erik Larkin's "Disarm Net Threats."
Windows Vista introduces several security updates that work along some of the same lines. But no one thinks software vulnerabilities or zero-day exploits are going to disappear. Unfortunately, the established black market for stolen data and unwitting spam-senders all but guarantees that criminals will continue to find ways to profit from malware misery.
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Non-HP street pads? (will have dedicated track pads)
So I know there's a ton of helpful threads on track pads and even good recommendations for decent compromise pads, but I can't find much on what you guys are running on the street when you're not sporting the track pads.
I cooked the last of my Porterfield R4S rears on my last track day. I liked them but definitely noticed the compromise, not as good on the street as my OEM pads on the other 330 and I was reaching their limits on the track. That said I am looking for a replacement street pad since I'll also be buying dedicated track pads in the near future for next year's track season. (I'm likely buying ATE blanks and either PFC 06 or Cobalt Friction XR2)
Since these will be street only pads I don't need the higher temp tolerance of the combo/compromise pads. Basically I'm looking for high initial (cold) bite and preferably low dust but not necessary since I know those two are generally contradictory. I'm hoping this is easier to find since it doesn't need to be the high performance across everything only on the street low temp aspect.
I know there are always compromises when picking a pad since you can't have it all
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From that list it looks like an OEM equivalent with less dust would suit my needs. If you guys have any experience/recommendations to offer it would be much appreciated!
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> Hi lee
> I suspect we could make 1.8 a release and remove the beta tag with little
> effort. I think we need a list of bugs to squash, do you feel like
> compiling that list ;)
Is there a buglist somewhere? The last ones on the dev list are for the
1.3b branch. :) And so far, I have found no bugs! But I am all up for
testing, verifying or triaging. (Perhaps even some patching if it is a
place I know...)
> I think otherwise there will be incremental feature changes and the beta
> tag may stick
I agree. It is time to kick 1.8 out the door, and put the pie in the
sky stuff into 1.9b or 1.10b...
> For next version I'd sooner work on freebsd 10 I think. It takes quite a
> bit of time to port across major versions. Even taking 1.8 to freebsd 8.4
> was a bit of effort , and there is some cool stuff in 9.x and up , like
> ipv6 support for ipfw rdr so we can do captive portal for ipv6 right , and
> mixed v4/v6 IPSec (v4 in v6 and v6 in v4) , that we should code support for
> etc, by the time that's done 10.x will probably be out of beta
I am thinking the next beta would start on 9.2 and end up releasing on
10.x depending on the FreeBSD roadmap. You are correct in that there
are some significant changes in 9. But that is much later. After 1.8
goes release, there will be a bunch of new bugs reported. And we may
need a 1.3x kickstart upgrade, as the current method is a tad confusing.
So the release will keep us busy. It will also generate some buzz, as
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Easy and Difficult Ways in Solving Sudoku
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Sudoku is an addicting number puzzle game that is played in all parts of the world. It is a very thrilling and exciting game. However, the Sudoku can be very difficult and tricky.
The rule for this game is to place all the numbers from 1 to 9 in each cell in the grid. The limitation is that the numbers should not be repeated in each row, column and 3 x 3 block.
Now, how will you start solving the Sudoku? The following are steps from easy to difficult Sudoku, which can be very helpful to each player of the game.
• Easy Sudoku
1. You should use careful thought in solving the puzzle. Since you already know that duplication of the numbers is not allowed in the game, you can already use that as a hint to consider other numbers. Remember, the more difficult the Sudoku, the harder it is to start the puzzle.
2. In solving an easy Sudoku, you must first prioritize the search for possibilities. These possibilities are the numbers that are possible to be placed in the row, column or block. Therefore, if you know what the possible numbers are, it would be easier for you to choose which number is suitable to go there.
3. Start working from number 1 until you are already on your way to number 9. Since you already placed in some of the numbers, this must be your clue in searching for the other numbers.
4. If you get confused, you can always go back and be sure to look at each number you have already filled in. This will help you know if you have missed a number or not. Once everything is settled, you can continue the puzzle and complete it. Now, if you still cannot find what the problem is, start labeling each 3 x 3 box with every number that can possibly fill in the box. For instance, there is an empty box left. Fill the box with possible numbers and see the result.
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Decibrity Playlist: Torche/
The uncharacteristically warm winter that we just witnessed on the East Coast may have masked it, but summer is only weeks away from another triumphant return. And accompanying that inevitable reappearance, of course, will be staples like baseball, grilling and the beach. While the upcoming Torche album could serve as a perfect complement to any of those activities, not to mention as the season's soundtrack, the quartet's drummer wasn't ready to stop there. In fact, Rick Smith is so stoked about summer (perhaps in part because he'll be spending it on tour with COC) that he sent us his very own "summer fun" mix, complete with all of the 4/4 hi-hat, fuzzed out and exclamation point action you can handle. Be sure to check out his playlist on Spotify (and subscribe to the playlist while you're at it as we'll update it rather regularly) while you read about his selections (there's even a blog-only bonus track for chrissakes!). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT1QatnOb_o
Melvins — "Youth Of America" (from 2001's Electroretard/2010's Sludge Glamorous EP) What can I say? The Melvins may be one of the only bands EVER that can cover whatever they want and manage to make it just as good as the original. Sometimes even better! This is one of my favorite Melvins covers, them playing the Wipers. Perfect song to play once you hit the open road!!
Tubeway Army — "Listen To The Sirens" (from 1978's Tubeway Army) I love Gary Numan and I really love this song...it's got the driving 4/4 hi-hat beat that never fails to set the mood for a fun summer party, and HEAVY guitars and synths to boot! I love the way it all kicks in together at first for the chorus!! Time to pogo with your friends!
Guided By Voices — "Unleashed! The Large-Hearted Boy" (from 1992's Propeller) We covered this song on our split with Part Chimp. Unlike the Melvins, we couldn't do the original justice, so here it is on my summer mix for Decibel! A great, upbeat song that sounds like it was ripped from a pissed-on sun-warped cassette tape...in true GBV fashion!
The Spits — "Live In A Van" (from 2009's The Spits (Vol. IV)) The Spits always bring the party! This song always gets stuck in my head...a short lil' ditty by the name of "Live In A Van" off of their fourth LP. I agree with them, I don't wanna live in a van either! I'd rather be partying on the beach with my friends!!!!
JEFF The Brotherhood — "Shredder" (from 2011's We Are The Champions) More driving 4/4 hi-hat action in this fuzzed out rocker by JEFF The Brotherhood. Gotta love the straightforward hi-hat driven fuzz punk! The guitars sound good on this and I love the production. This one might be their most upbeat track on the record, makes me think of cruising in a car along the ocean. Yes please!!!
The Marked Men — "All In Your Head" (from 2009's Ghosts) What a great opener for an album! 4/4 hi-hat speed demon shred-yr-face drumming over lightning speed guitar riffing and amazingly catchy vocals!! These guys do what they do best, which is playing at super-quick speeds and keeping it very melodic and clean. Mandatory band for a summer fun playlist!
Misfits — "Children In Heat" (from 1979's "Horror Business" single/1995's Collection 2) Needs no introduction. One of my favorite Misfits songs of all time. Definite party starter. PLAY LOUD!!
Part Chimp — "Crash The High Octave" (from 2007's Cup) Easily one of the most underrated bands of our time. This is when you break out the joint with your buds and get ripped and let this one take you along for the ride! SUPER fuzzed out, heavy-as-hell guitars, repetitious rhythm section just smashing along in the back. This simply just ROCKS!!! I'm still waiting for the day that this band gets the recognition that it deserves. Soon???
Trans Am — "Carboforce" (from 1997's Surrender To The Night) Now that you're stoned to the bone, this will be the closer for the summer fun mix. A lengthy, very focused, upbeat, structured jam by D.C.'s Trans Am. Very blissful and delicate at times, loud and pounding at others. This track really takes you somewhere! Sounds like they drew influence for this track from a lot of German '70s progressive rock like Neu! and Harmonia...how can that be a bad thing?????!!?!?
Milk Music — "I've Got A Wild Feeling" (from 2011's Live At WFMU) An important band in the underground today (actually maybe not-so-underground anymore?). These guys are starting to blow up. Imagine a wonderful clash of Dinosaur Jr. and Hüsker Dü with fuzzed out guitars and straight-to-the-point vocal melodies that are really catchy! This recording is live from a radio show, but I'm looking forward to hearing a studio recording sometime soon with second guitars. Should be great.
*Torche's third full-length, Harmonicraft, is set for an April 24th release. You can buy it here
**Check out our March 2012 issue that includes a Torche flexi
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Editor's note: This is the latest in a six-week series where we will take an early look at each of Arizona's 12 opponents this season. Today, we look at Colorado. Up next: Washington on Friday.
Before the 2013 season, Rich Rodriguez was asked about his defense, which gave up 499 yards per game and more than 35 points a contest in 2012. His answer was witty and accurate.
"The good news is we return a lot of guys," Rodriguez said. "And the bad news is we return a lot of guys."
Colorado coach Mike MacIntyre, in his second year with the Buffaloes, might want to steal that quote. Colorado went 4-8 last season and 1-8 in the Pac-12. Seven of its eight losses were by double-digits and the Buffs gave up more than 40 points in seven of their nine conference games.
But MacIntyre returns 57 players and 16 starters from that team, which — as Rodriguez said a year ago — can be both good and bad.
The Buffaloes have two winnable games to open the season and then host Arizona State in a critical early-season contest. Will all the returning players help or hurt the Buffs?
We'll know soon enough. Before we do, here's a closer look at the Buffaloes:
Game vs. UA: Saturday, Nov. 8.
Where: Arizona Stadium
Last year's record: 4-8
Projections: Most national analysts are in agreement about the Buffs: They should be more competitive and a tad more talented this season, but are still a year or two away from being able to get to a bowl game. Phil Steele, the Sporting News and Lindy's all project the Buffaloes to finish last in the Pac-12 South. But all had positive things to say about the Buffaloes, who had a three-win improvement last season. Lindy's wrote about the Buffs: "Colorado lost six games by 20 points or more during the 2013 campaign, but it should be more competitive in MacIntyre's second season. It's tough to see this team winning more than four or five games unless a lot goes its way." The Sporting News was a bit more succinct on Colorado's bottom line: "The Buffs still need big help to get multiple wins in the Pac-12."
Three names to know
Linebacker Addison Gillam: As a true freshman last season, Gillam may have been Colorado's best defensive player. The 6-foot-3-inch, 225-pound linebacker led the team with 107 tackles, including 6½ for a loss. He also added three sacks and an interception. The middle linebacker will serve as the leader of Colorado's defense this year, and should be even better than last season.
Quarterback Sefo Liufau: Liufau was forced into action as a true freshman last season and managed to hold his own. He threw for 1,779 yards, 12 touchdowns and eight interceptions. He set true freshman school records for attempts, completions and touchdown passes.
Wide receiver Nelson Spruce: The junior served as a solid complementary piece to star Paul Richardson last season, but will now move into the No. 1 role with Richardson in the NFL. Spruce had 55 catches for 650 yards and four TDs last season.
Three numbers to know
45.9: There were a lot of dismal stats last year for the Buffaloes, but perhaps none were worse than the 45.9 points per game Colorado's defense gave up. The Buffs ranked 122nd in the country in scoring defense.
1,346: The Buffaloes return all three of their leading rushers from a year ago — Christian Powell, Michael Adkins and Tony Jones — who combined for 1,346 yards and 10 touchdowns.
7: Colorado has been favored to win just seven of its last 37 games the past three seasons.
Different than last time
They're more experienced.
Colorado lost just 18 players from last year's roster, which is tied for fewest in the Pac-12. As we've mentioned, 57 players are back, including eight starters on offense and eight more on defense.
Moreover, Colorado returns its six leading rushers, its leading passer, four of its five leading receivers and four of its six leading tacklers from a year ago.
The experience is a good thing, no doubt, but they've all suffered a lot of losses in their career. They will try to start changing that this season.