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The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands but seeing with new eyes.
I have just finished Uni and have recently moved to Berlin!
In the same way that one has to accept the weather, so one has to accept how one feels about life sometimes.
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
When I am travelling it is the only time I feel like I am living in the present and fully experiencing life. Completely throwing myself out of my comfort zone and discovering a new city, country, and culture makes me aware of the world I live in and is an experience I am completely addicted to.
So far it has been absolutely fantastic. I have CouchSurfed in London, Oslo, Reykjavik, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Montreal, Thessaloniki, Berlin and Turku.
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The cinema is one of my favourite places to be. I will always love films by Luis Buñuel, Jean-Luc Godard, David Lynch, Lars von Trier, Hitchcock and so many more.
I love to read; travelling provides the perfect opportunity to become completely engrossed in wonderful books. I am fascinated by the stories, theories, ideas, and philosophies of: Albert Camus, Milan Kundera, Kurt Vonnegut, Margaret Atwood, Jacques Derrida, Judith Butler, Deleuze and Guttari, Giovanni Aloi, and Steve Baker.
Musically, I have many different interests. I will play you some of my favourite songs, if you will play me yours.
One Amazing Thing I've Done
Standing at the top of Mt Santis in Switzerland on a clear day in the middle of winter with a 360 view of six different countries is something I will never forget.
Hitchhiking in Iceland and camping overnight by a beautiful lake in the summer, with no night fall was one of the most exciting and beautiful experiences of my life!
Oh and that time I went swimming in the Baltic sea when it was -6 degrees in Finland.
Teach, Learn, Share
I can teach you how to make a pinhole camera out of a matchbox and make bird noises with your hands. Also, I know A LOT about coffee and can make a mean cup o' joe.
I have always wanted to learn how to play the violin and how to speak Russian.
Countries I've Visited
Australia, Austria, Cambodia, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Malaysia, Norway, Poland, Scotland, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, United States, Vatican City State, Viet Nam
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Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing Link DLC Announced
The Deus Ex site has announced The Missing Link DLC, due for October:
I'm assuming it's standalone but hopefully they'll incorporate it into the middle of the game (where it actually happens) as well. Either way, I'll sure be buying it.
I don't think so, its worse than AP gameplaywize, or even hitman
and the exploring part was good in the first town (part of the game) but not great
expected more, more details, more content, more variety,
This is a game that i will never replay, I say it again, no one will play something, if he doesn't feel he missed a good part
I m not sure what is wrong with the designers these days, but I've kind of lost all faith :)
DX:HR has some flaws, but overall it's a very good game. At the very least, it's far better than Invisible War without a doubt.
Looking forward to the DLC, but… October? :-/
October is just in 1 month…or do you mean "so soon?" by that. I have the feeling that most developers plan their games with "DLCs" in mind…
oh well.
Nah.. I want it sooner. :)
Depending on when in October it's released, it could be 2 months or more after DX was released. That's too long for the first DLC imo.
Well in the mean time you might find something interesting on Belltower.
Well, if this game lived in a bubble then 1.5 months or so for large single player DLC would be fine. But there's at least 4 fairly large games coming out in the next 3 months (more, but 4 I will be buying day one). I guess I'll buy this and play it later.
Oh, and to say this game is worse than AP or Hitman is purely subjective. I loved AP but for completely different reasons. And as much as I love stealth games the Hitman games are pretty friggin lacking (and forgive me but consolized controls & inventory). This game feeds my Thief stealth game needs…almost perfectly. Sure it has flaws but I've been more entertained by this game than almost any other for the last year or more.
Hitman was not my cup of tea at all. Alpha Protocol was good. Deus Ex HR is great, sort of a grown-up AP.
Big fan of AP here but I'd struggle to say it was better than DXHR, even with my fanboi hat on. What were you expecting, borcanu?
human revolution was a great game and i'm not sure if i'd rate it higher than alpha protocol or not, though i'd hardly call it a grown-up Alpha Protocol. if you mean have as little meaningful choices and consequences that affect the game then maybe. that's one of the chinks in the noble armour of human revolution as to me the choices in the game were pretty miniscule and it seems like the average person would pick more or less the same choices. in that category its inferior to both prior deus ex games. looking forward to the dlc and as much as they want to dole out as i highly doubt we'll see another full game in the series, even if its a "anniversary remake" for a number of years.
Imo, DX:HR is too different from AP to really compare the two. I think V:tMB is actually a better comparison because of the similar setup with the hub levels and missions.
Am I the only one who thinks that the whole "character reset" thing (done, in this case, by switching of the augs) is pretty annoying and sounds like someone was missing good ideas? For me, it's annoying as hell when done in a sequel, but now they also start doing it in a DLC…
Sounds ok, I suppose. I hope they manage to release a proper expansion or something similar in terms of DLC. I'd love to get a replay going at some point, with enough new content to make it all worthwhile.
Sadly, I don't think the game has a lot of replay value - as all augmentations are available on a single playthrough - or at least all the interesting ones. The story doesn't really branch, and as far as I can see only has a few choices that really make an impact.
Also, they really need to adjust the way energy cells work. I'd say just make them all recharge, but at a slower rate. That, or make an augmentation that lets you keep more cells recharged. The way the system works now, especially with augs like silent running and see-through-walls, you're almost discouraged from combining them - which is a big problem in a game like this. They need to tweak how these things work, so you don't feel restricted once you've invested in these powers.
I can't express enough of my frustration with the many, many situations where it would have been wonderful to combine silent running, cloaking, and double-take down - for instance. Naturally, such a thing should be costly - but at some point they really should let you play more freely with your stuff. All the difficult situations could easily be beat by spamming energy bars, anyway, so it wouldn't be a big balance issue to let the player have some fun being a super-human.
Just completed it today. Will definitely be going for a 2nd playthrough as I did miss quite a few things which friends have told me about, to my amazement - I didn't expect certain events to have alternate results, like the hostage situation (wasn't in time to save the hostages).
One of the best games I've played recently, better than ME (which I forced myself to complete) or AP (which I quite enjoyed). Of course, I played it the way I'd play DX: got rid of the cover system by unbinding it (and the game is still perfectly playable without it), disabled the hand holding mechanics. It was a challenging enough game, and I liked the multitude of ways to handle situations. It's a very DX game, and while I don't think it's as good as DX, it is nonetheless an excellent game in its own right. It has its shortcomings (bosses, environment not very interactive), but it's good enough for me to ignore them, so that speaks volumes about the rest of the game.
Absolutely can't wait for the DLC :)
I hope this dlc is better than it sounds, just the premise sounds like it doesn't fit in the game.
AP is a RPG, DE3 isn't. I'm not saying DE3 isn't a good game, just hard to see it as a more than a Action game, with some RPG elements. Granted Eidos Montreal pulled off a minor miracle just managing not to piss everyone off. ;)
I really haven't found any choice and consequences here in DE3, yet in AP almost every conversation can and often does have an effect on the game. Of course there is no comparison to the budgets and production value. If AP had this this much funding, would have been a much better game than how it was forced out unfinished.
Acleacius and curious have said the main idea, but I was simply comparing the gameplay while in combat zones. Hitman offered more and diverse alternatives for assassinations. And also gave better rewards, or maybe I was a young fool :), but i loved playing it over and over, I didn't find my motivation here
I have to mention, the thing i hated in AP was present here … invisibility -_- thats so like cheating, designers way out, so nobody gets stuck
i agree, even in a futuristic game like deus ex cloaking is a bit of a stretch. in a far future game maybe, but 2027? now cloaking that affects robots or cameras might be more reasonable as it could basically be some sort of scrambling device. the prior deus ex games i believe did distinguish between the two in fact. truth be told the augs (at least active ones) in human revolution were a let down. i suppose they didn't want to tread on "future" waters of the prior/future games. and speaking of water, i hope we see a return to swimming as that was a big part of the deus ex games. seems like so many games leave that out these days when that adds so much potential to a game.
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When i'm braking hard with both the front and the rear, the rear brake tends to locks up and my tire slides.is there a time the rear brake actually has a use, or is it best just to leave braking just for the front?
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Rear brake lock up
To start with, you shouldn't be braking aggressively with the rear brake! The brake you use for stopping is the front one, because when you brake you transfer most of the weight of the bike (and you) on to the front tyre, hence large, double discs on most bikes' front wheels and the puny single disc on the back.
When you just/mainly use the back brake, it skids because there's not much weight on the contact patch. You should get some professional or experienced-rider help.
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i only use the back brake in straight lines and only to take some strain off the fronts.and yeah you are right about the rear of the bike has less weight and therefore less tracktion..in heavy breaking and corners i use only the fronts...anyway thats what my shrink told me to do....
Front braking whilst cornering.. Are you mad?
You should never need to brake whilst cornering, you should already be in the correct gear and speed for the corner, feathering the throttle to ease you round the corner.
I only use the rear brake for filtering through traffic and when it's raining.
Braking in dry weather, you should use 75% front 25% rear and in the wet you should use 50-50.
braking before you enter the corner (not in the corner)
you should use 100% front.... i think the pros will back me up on this....and in the rain 75% front 25% rear...
answer to how much of each brake to use as given by instructors is 75% front 25% rear in dry and 50/50 in wet. Obviously as you get more experience you vary this somewhat due to preference. Big, heavy stuff like Harleys always needed more back as front was often a weedy single disc on spindly wheel and a large fat back tyre and lots of engine braking. Modern sports bikes naturally can take more through the front, enough to lift the back off the floor, but using the back still has a valuable part to play in stabilising the bike. You should be aiming to use the front marginally before the back and then getting braking power from both before easing the back as weight lifts off the tyre. However if you're regularly braking that hard on the road, are you allowing for the unexpected? (changes in surface etc.)
Also check the height your brake lever is set at, when in riding position, you should be able to operate the brake without lifting foot off the footrest first. There should be enough free play that you can operate the brake by flexing your ankle. You've paid for a back brake why not use it?
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i took a racing course and the instructors told me explicitly not to use the rear break, as going so far as to disconnecting the rear breaks . when breaking before a corner the front carries all the weight due to suspension compression caused by inertia which forces the rear upwards ,making the rear break practically useless...this probably referes to sport-bikes more but i'm sure it has bearing to all bikes in some fashion...so i use the front breaks most of the time .
Front only
Is probably also a track only thing.
Front brake
No it isn't. In normal use there's no need to use the back brake as you get all the stabilising you need from engine braking.
Fairy nuff
I prefer to use a little back brake to settle the bike down and to take a bit of load off the front. Putting all your eggs into the front wheel seems asking for trouble on the road with shite everywhere.
"when I'm braking aggressively"
aggressive braking is asking for trouble generally, for stopping 75% front / 25% back in good weather, 50/50 wet - if your back wheel locks and slides, you MIGHT correct it, if your front locks you definately won't...
try easing off the gas a tad earlier, and change gear a bit earlier then you minimize the need for harsh braking.
hope that helps
Rear brake lock up
There's a big question about technique here. If you lock up the rear it's because you've held the clutch in, in which case you need to apply the brakes a lot harder because of the loss of engine braking.
As indicated by AdieR, with the amount of engine braking available on most machines, you have to leave your braking very late not to be able to take advantage of it, especially if using the gears properly.
If the wheel locks because you have the clutch in, does this mean that during engine breaking some of the force of the rear brake is actually slowing the engine?
I personally only use the rear brake at traffic lights no matter what the weather conditions.
And if I need to scrub off some speed mid corner I use the front break.
Rear brake lock up
In answer to your question fastas, with engine braking, the back wheel's driving the engine. Applying the back brake as well merely reduces the amount of energy the engine has to absorb for a particular rate of retardation. The engine would have to be turning at less than tick-over speed for the brake to affect it as you describe, and you'd soon know about it, as you would get judder.
Lucas take a IAM course
lucas66 for someone who claims to have track day experience you have no idea how to break on a motorcycle, and you clearly have nicked some of your comments about weight transfer under braking from another website. You are obviously inexperienced given that you state
" When i'm braking aggressively using my rear break"
You should take an IAM course before you come off.
get a life.....
rear breaking in a corner
here's a video of what can happen when you use your rear break in a corner......(ps. don't)
I remember seeing that vitriolic reply to Roadrunner, and thinking calm down mate!
For starters
your bike has BRAKES which slow it down. If something "breaks" generally its f*cked. Please use the correct spelling so we can understand.
Most of the advice seems to accord with what my instructors told me. But one small point: sometimes you have to brake in a corner, you either cannot always be set up for every corner (unless you know every corner of every road maybe) and sometimes something unexpected may happen. It is possible to brake in a corner, and can save you from serious harm. Your tyres probably have much more rip than you realise.
right on
you sir, are correct....although i think you should try to lean your bike harder, instead of relying on your brakes to correct your line....
..and good for you for taking a course.Being able to corner right can save you from serious mishaps.A lot of bikers never take the initiative to take a course. anybody with a sport type bike should, although i've seen guys on cruisers go off in corners because of a lack of technique....pass it on


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I have read about a connection between PayPal en the Dutch iDEAL system. Does JotForm provide this service too?
We currently don't offer that integration. However, I am forwarding this to our developers to be included in the next round of integrations
I cannot provide with ETA for when this will be available. However, if we see an increasing number of people requesting the same feature, our developers might set a higher priority to this request.
We would like to have an iDEAL integration as well....it would be very helpful!
Is there anything known about the progress?
At the moment it's been added to our Features Request List. But as mentioned by our Support Manager, we are unable to provide an exact timeframe as to when something like this might become available because our developers are often busy working on higher priority issues. So they will look into considering this feature as soon as they can.
Understandable, but it will be very usefull to have iDEAL on here. I'm sure a lot of dutch companies are about to use Jotform but be held back now. Thanks for the consideration and information on this subject.


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The key moment of the 2014 Tour Down Under in Adelaide was on the race's Queen stage, and in particular, the battle over the last 700 metres up the punishing Willunga Hill. When Cadel Evans attacked his rivals Simon Gerrans and Diego Ulissi, I was there and caught it all on camera. This book is about that moment.
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The new Storm device, which has been adopted by Vodafone in the UK, is causing a stir and is the subject of a range of videos on the internet that sees individuals spouting their views on the new hardware, demonstrating its features and commenting on its competition.
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Rally Fusion is a fantastic looking game. The cars look great with their high-polygon models and sharp textures, and if you look closely, there are even real-time reflections on them. Unlike a lot of other racing games where the car reflections are almost too drastic, making the cars look more like mirrors than metal, the car reflections in Rally Fusion are subtle and convincing.
The cars in Rally Fusion also take damage, though rather than dents, you're more likely to see your bumper fall off. Or your hood fly away. Your doors will fly open if you bash them hard enough, and then maintain swinging in and out depending on which way you're turning. There are also a few other minor details, like animated drivers and cracked windshields.
The best looking tracks are the ones with rain. Water droplets stick to the screen and distort colors and reflections. Lightning flashes and lights up the sky in an almost eerie way. The road, slick with water, reflects the car's multiple lights, as well as the environment. Mist rises and slow dissipates as you drive through it. These levels just look awesome. In fact, they're very comparable to the raining tracks in Climax's other racing game, MotoGP: Ultimate Racing Technology. You never really tire of the effect either.
The rest of the tracks also look good, though a slight notch below the raining tracks. There's almost no draw-in, and everything moves at a steady 60 fps, even with 5 other cars on the screen. Overall, everything is solid and well done. What keeps this from being the best-looking rally racer on Xbox is the lack of more bump-mapping and other effects, like volumetric grass. You do see some great effects, just not enough.
The sound in Rally Fusion consists of three main elements: the sound of your car, the sound of your passenger, and the music during the menus. The menu music is just your standard "hip" rock music. I can' tell if it's licensed or original, but it doesn't interest me enough to find out either.
During a race, there is no music - just the sound of your car and your passenger. Your passenger will tell you what kind of turn is coming up by blurting out things like "hard left" or "slight right." If you crash, he'll also wonder what the hell's wrong with you. Even though you hear his voice a lot, it's not really bothersome. If you do find it irritating, you can always turn him off. The only other real sound you hear when racing is the sound of your car, which are a little weak and don?t really give me impression that I'm driving a high-powered car.
Of course there's other sounds like the crowds cheering and the varying terrain as you're racing, but overall, it's pretty sparse. The only real standout moment for sound is in the Inca stage. The thunder and rain sounds are so good they'll make you want to reach for an umbrella. Good stuff.
Rally Fusion is great looking, average-playing racing game. The floaty feel of your car, along with the wacky physics keep the game from being any deeper than a petri dish, but it can enjoyed in brief spurts. This is one game where I would really recommend a rental first. Some people will really like the over-the-top physics, while others won't.
With so many great racing games on Xbox, Rally Fusion has a tough time keeping up with the competition. If you want a great rally racing game, your first choice should be RalliSport Challenge. If you want to try something new and a little more pickup-and-play, give Rally Fusion a try. You might like it.


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Sun Dec 2, 2012, 05:13 PM
Speck Tater (10,618 posts)
Morons like this guarantee mankind is doomed
During the past week, the United Nations has been holding its annual festival of climate alarmism in Doha, the capital of the Persian Gulf state of Qatar. The gathering will continue all next week.
But the Doha gathering has garnered much less notice.
But the lack of international interest may also be a sign that, at least subconsciously, more scientists are recognizing that the climate isnt changing as rapidly or dramatically as predicted.
Certainly the alarmists, both within the scientific community and among environmentalists the Al Gores and David Suzukis are as vocal as ever in their predictions of imminent doom. They still insist that every study that calls into doubt their settled science is a plot by Big Oil and climate deniers to ignore reality.
Every study that is published recently has said that sea levels are rising faster than expected, ice is melting faster than expected, temperatures are rising faster than expected, methane release in the arctic is happening faster than expected, etc., etc., and still this moron can say, with a straight face "the climate isnt changing as rapidly or dramatically as predicted".
And then he closes the editorial with "... the scientific consensus is far from universal." Again trotting out that blatant falsehood used to mislead the masses.
The earth is truly doomed, and people like this will insure that doom.
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Response to dtom67 (Reply #1)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 06:28 PM
BlueToTheBone (3,747 posts)
2. True that. n/t
Response to dtom67 (Reply #1)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 06:59 PM
dballance (5,756 posts)
3. You're most likely correct
After we turn the earth into some uninhabitable wasteland where current mankind can no longer exist the earth will still be here. I'm not a statistician but I'd bet odds are decent over the following millennium new species will spring up to replace us. Maybe the global climate systems will fall back into a balance that favors beings like us. If so, I hope they are far smarter conservators of their environment than we have been.
Response to dballance (Reply #3)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 08:32 PM
Speck Tater (10,618 posts)
8. The least we can do for intelligent species to follow
is to leave them a warning and give them the benefit of our wisdom, AND of our mistakes. Some kind of plaque with a Rosetta stone type message etched deeply into baked porcelain and placed at safe locations inside deep caves all around the globe.
It would have to be something that could last a million years. Vitrified porcelain fits that bill. It would have to be something an intelligent, but not necessarily advanced species could decipher. It would have to assume that not even a single remnant of existing human languages would remain, so it would have to be designed to teach such people the language of the plaque. It would almost be like communicating with an alien civilization, except they would be right here on earth half a million years from now or more.
Response to Speck Tater (Reply #8)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 09:48 PM
dballance (5,756 posts)
9. I think that's a great idea
Sort of like the plaques we put on Voyager.
All of those of us who are reasonable and serious know that unless something major changes soon we're dooming ourselves to extinction. When the World Bank and the CIA agree that climate change is a significant issue we should address then we should probably wake up and address it. But that's not happening and there are no signs it will happen any time soon.
It's not like the CIA is a lefty organization. I'm not sure how you could get a more right-leaning organization to say climate change is an issue.
So since it seems obvious we're going to take ourselves down it would be nice to leave some sort of history for those who come after us. The complicated question is how do you do that? How can you leave a history to beings who may evolve in hundreds of thousands of years or longer from now? Will whatever we leave be like the cave paintings in France and Spain are to us? How do we give them a key to decipher what we left?
This is a wonderful intellectual discussion I would love to see all those people who are so much smarter than me contribute to.
Response to Speck Tater (Reply #8)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 10:20 PM
NoOneMan (4,795 posts)
11. Why not let them sink or swim?
If they figure it out without destroying themselves, then right on. They shall inherit the world.
If they can't, why prop em up till they self-destruct or destroy some other planet?
We have no responsibility to anything that comes next. Shouldn't we let nature have a shot at producing a truly sapient being that doesn't need external knowledge to get their act together?
I don't see any "moral" (temporary human construct) problem with letting the globe etch-a-sketch shake itself till it comes up with something that works, if it ever does
Response to NoOneMan (Reply #11)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 10:44 PM
Speck Tater (10,618 posts)
12. But what if...
...reincarnation is for real? Then "they" will be "us" come back for another round of play.
Response to Speck Tater (Reply #12)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 10:48 PM
NoOneMan (4,795 posts)
13. And what if Jesus saves us all from climate change?
Then we don't even need to make plaques.
In any case, the system will figure it out. I don't see a need personally to be any part of that process.
Response to NoOneMan (Reply #13)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 11:00 PM
Speck Tater (10,618 posts)
14. Nah! The benevolent space brothers from planet Zeta Beta Boomba will save us. nt
Response to NoOneMan (Reply #13)
Mon Dec 3, 2012, 02:06 AM
wtmusic (39,166 posts)
15. If Jesus saves us, I'll give him a plaque. nt
Response to dtom67 (Reply #1)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 07:03 PM
stuntcat (12,007 posts)
4. except for all the beautiful species we'll erase forever
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To me that's cosmically dirty, even Evil. And the beautiful habitats they lived in that will be trashed.
But yeah, the animal species will keep evolving. It could take many thousands of years to get back the biodiversity the Earth would have without humans.
(edit: but knowing that will happen should give us some comfort watching our species rape the beauty that's already here, wipe out beautiful species that have taken so many thousands of years to be what they are?
NO. FUCK THAT. I WILL NEVER TAKE "but the Earth will survive" as an argument anymore. QUIT that tired shit already!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FUCK YOU PROUD HUMANOIDS, it makes me sicker than anything.)
Response to dtom67 (Reply #1)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 08:31 PM
hrmjustin (71,135 posts)
7. Well said!
Response to dtom67 (Reply #1)
Sun Dec 2, 2012, 10:16 PM
NoOneMan (4,795 posts)
10. I wonder what will come next
We are basically "priming" the planet, letting it collect more and more energy, that some successive population may one day be able to tap (if it eventually gets stored as hydrocarbons).
I wonder what are legacy, if there is a trace left, will mean to whatever takes over.
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Sun Dec 2, 2012, 07:26 PM
MFM008 (11,190 posts)
5. Earth will take it back
She will rid herself of the pesky pests that are despoiling her...one way or another.
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Sun Dec 2, 2012, 07:29 PM
wtmusic (39,166 posts)
6. RW writer at a right-wing rag.
Those idiots will be more and more marginalized.
Note the disclaimer at the end: This doesnt prove that man-made climate change isnt happening, but it does show the scientific consensus is far from universal.
Two years ago, you wouldn't have even gotten that. It's a good sign.


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By Gary Graves and Seth Livingstone, USA TODAY
CHARLOTTE Until Tony Stewart came along, Joe Gibbs was merely a Super Bowl champion football coach enjoying a bit of success in his second career as a NASCAR entrepreneur.
With Stewart on board, Gibbs' race team not only won three championships, matching his number of Super Bowl championships, but elevated its game to become one of the most dominant forces in stock car racing.
"The 20 car has been one of the all-time great partnerships in NASCAR for the last decade with the combination of Tony, Zippy (crew chief Greg Zipadelli), The Home Depot and Joe Gibbs Racing," Gibbs said Tuesday.
Now after winning two NASCAR Cup Series championships, Stewart appears set to join him as a fellow team owner.
Stewart and Joe Gibbs Racing announced Wednesday their 12-year relationship will end after this season, and the driver has hinted he will enter a partnership with Haas CNC Racing to become an owner/driver with the two-car Chevrolet team.
"If I've learned anything from my time at Joe Gibbs Racing," Stewart said in an e-mailed statement, "it's that Joe Gibbs' saying of, 'You win with people,' is incredibly true. They've always surrounded me with not just good people, but great people, and the results speak for themselves."
Operating a single-car Cup team with drivers Dale Jarrett (1992-94) and Bobby Labonte (1994-98), Gibbs won nine races in its first seven seasons. In 1999, Stewart's first Cup season, JGR won eight events and finished in the top five in more than half (35) of its 68 starts.
In 2000, Labonte delivered Gibbs' first Winston Cup title, but it was Stewart who brought home more checkered flags (six). With 18 wins in its first two seasons running as a two-car team, Gibbs had the ingredients in place to propel Stewart to his first of two Cup titles in 2002.
Stewart, 37, realized in August 2003, when he signed his contract that was to extend through 2009, that leaving Gibbs would not be an easy choice.
"While this moment is bittersweet, we're parting on good terms and know that each of us has benefited greatly from the other," JGR team President J.D. Gibbs said in a statement.
Longtime crew chief Zipadelli will stay at JGR. Home Depot, the primary sponsor of Stewart's No. 20 Toyota, said in a statement it will announce its plans later.
While Stewart was winning races, he was also gaining a reputation as NASCAR's bad boy, clashing with fellow drivers, even champions.
In 2000 he launched obscenities after a crash with Jeff Gordon at Watkins Glen International. The next year, NASCAR placed him on probation after a post-race crash with Gordon.
But Stewart also earned respect from his peers, including Gordon, a four-time Cup champ, who praised him after their 2004 duel in the Daytona 500.
"I find Tony to be extremely entertaining, in a positive way, really," Gordon said. "You know, the guy is passionate about what he's doing. He wants to win as bad as anybody or more out there. I think he's one of the most talented drivers that we have on the circuit — one of the most talented drivers I've ever raced against. You know, he's got a short fuse, and it shows up sometimes. But it's only because he cares. You can't knock a guy for that."
Through it all, Stewart retained the support of JGR, even after he finished his 2002 championship season on probation from NASCAR.
Love him or hate him, what Stewart has helped build likely won't topple with his departure after the current NASCAR season. Kyle Busch, 23, and in his first season with Gibbs Racing, has become the hottest driver on the circuit with six victories this season, and teammate Denny Hamlin, 27, is seeking his third Chase berth in as many full seasons.
In the wings, Gibbs has 18-year-old Joey Logano, who needed three starts to capture his first Nationwide Series victory. Logano could slip into Stewart's vacated seat.
And should Gibbs elect to field a fourth car, the team is grooming Marc Davis, a 17-year-old who could positively impact not only Gibbs' garage with his talent but the sport with his presence as a young minority driver.
Becoming a NASCAR owner could offer Stewart opportunities he didn't enjoy at JGR. He already owns Eldora Speedway near Rossburg, Ohio, and co-owns Paducah (Ky.) International Raceway as well as Macon (Ill.) Speedway.
It's the chance for him to reunite with a General Motors team and could also create more flexibility as a driver. A schedule of his own choosing might provide the chance to again run the Indianapolis 500.
Stewart confirmed in April that Haas CNC had offered him a share of the business, and that scenario gained steam in recent weeks. Stewart's partnership with Haas CNC would reunite him with Chevy, which powers his World of Outlaws and USAC dirt teams.
A deal also could lift Haas CNC's performance: The No. 66 and No. 70 teams are 36th and 44th in points, respectively, and must qualify on speed this weekend at Chicagoland.
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L.K. Watts writes an eclectic range of books. Her first two stem from her worldly adventures in Australia, New Zealand and Canada. Often described as hilarious these books are fresh and funky and reflect L.K.'s personality perfectly. She's travelled the Trans Siberian Express in Russia and Mongolia and has done a ten week stint of conservation volunteering in Ireland.
When she isn't out making the most of life and living it to the max, she writes women's fiction. Her debut chick lit novel is her third book to be released.
But do not be fooled. L.K. is currently writing something that will make the most unshockable person gasp.
At the moment L.K. lives in the U.K with her partner and two adorable dogs.
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The author is so adventurous and free spirited, she made the journey fun - like a very personal travelogue.
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Another success well done I hope you have many readers who enjoy you latest book.
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Buried away on BBC 4 and graveyard repeats on BBC 2, Mad Men is compulsive TV. Set in the unreconstructed world of 60s New York advertising, the wheeler-dealing of superstar adman Don Draper (a superb Jon Hamm) and his cronies is impeccably played and immaculately crafted, from the cool costumes to the Saul Bass-like title sequence. But, as youd expect from Sopranos writer-producer Matthew Weiner, the show has substance to support the style, revelling in the tiny cruelties of professional and personal lives, getting mileage from historical ironies and exposing the fractures in a picture book America before Nam and the counterculture blew them wide open.


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Work with a business broker and lawyer who specialize in franchise work.

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Important collection of Russian Orthodox art and rare church treasures. Built in 1844-48, it was totally destroyed by fire in January of 1966. Many of the precious icons and religious objects were salvaged and are in the rebuilt structure. Summer hours, open 9am-4pm on large cruise ship days, or check posted hours on the church door. Sundays by appointment only. Winter hours: please call for appointment, (907) 747-8120. A $2.00 donation is requested. Sitka Michael's Cathedral is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Located in the downtown area.
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For Missouri's Sara Evans, every little piece of the puzzle doesn't always fit.
But it's a puzzle that she's putting back together.
Sidelined by a bitter divorce in 2006 after 13 years of marriage, the traditional singer whose heartfelt songs hit close to home will perform inside the Bundy Auditorium at the University of South Carolina at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Since arriving on Nashville's Music Row in the early 1990s, the soulful Evans has put together a string of hits that is hard to match.
I like this Saturday retirement stuff, well, most of the time, anyway.
These days, Saturday means everybody is at home, which lessens my great-granddad duties, to a degree.
Clad in a white T-shirt and khaki shorts with those two-sizes-too-large bedroom shoes on my feet, I was just about settled in my favorite away-from-home chair when something dragged me back into reality.
I had gotten comfortable and just closed my eyes when I heard my sweet wife's bull horn.
"Get cleaned up," she said. "We're going to the mall."
Each weekday morning, a group of men meet inside the Humana Cafeteria on Main Street to discuss the ills of the world, the weather, college football, crime and politics between sips of hot coffee.
"This is one of the places I get my marching orders from," said Lancaster Mayor Joe Shaw, who is a "first-shift regular," along with Charlie Bundy, Larry Cauthen, former Sheriff Wilford Faile and Donald Hunter.
They arrive some time between 7:30 and 8 a.m. and leave just before 9 a.m. when the "second shift" reports in.
KERSHAW – Kershaw Hog Jam is set for Oct. 8 and 9. The annual event will have music and entertainment and a barbecue cookoff.
The festivities will start at 6 p.m. Oct. 8 when the Mighty Kicks will perform.
Festivities start at 10 a.m. Oct. 9. There will be music all day long. Crooked Creek will play and there will be other entertainment. A horseshoe tournament will be going on throughout the day. There will also be health screenings provided by Kershaw Health.
Buford blasted visiting North Central 53-13 to make BHS homecoming 2010 a blast in front of a packed house at Jackets Stadium on Friday night.
Buford, 2-2, jumped to a 20-0 lead midway the second quarter and seemed ready to cruise into halftime, but the Knights answered with two scores in just under four minutes to close the gap to seven, 20-13, with 2:32 left in the half.
Buford answered NC's charge with a score at the end of the first half to lead 26-13 and cruised to the 40-point win.
Three Lancaster residents have been charged with taking thousands of dollars from an elderly man who believed one of them was an undercover officer with the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office.
Kevin Mark Shute, 39, and his wife, Lana McNeil Shute, 26, both of 1217 Laurel Ave., and Kenneth Earl Johnson, 48, of 1444 Pink Dogwood Ave., have been charged by the Lancaster Police Department with obtaining goods by false pretenses over $10,000.
Johnson has also been charged with impersonating a police officer, resisting arrest and possession of crack cocaine.
They're covered in plastic and topped with bright orange flags right now, but those are new stop signs at French and Dunlap streets.
Within a few weeks, the intersection will become a four-way stop, with the new signs on French Street going into effect.
Lancaster Police Department Chief Hugh White said his department received numerous complaints last year about traffic problems during arrival and dismissal times for Discovery School, which is near the intersection.
County Council will consider several additions to the historic courthouse construction project at its Tuesday meeting.
Council is scheduled to discuss additional work needed on the project. It would be completed using money from the new courthouse contingency fund.
County Administrator Steve Willis said the fund has barely been used and can be used for upgrades on the historic courthouse restoration project. The additional projects include construction of sidewalks and a retaining wall.
"Once a Bruin, always a Bruin."
That's the message given to the freshman when they arrive at Lancaster High School every fall. "You are now part of a family."
Homecoming is a time for alumni to return to cheer on the football team and celebrate being a Bruin. This year, Lancaster High School students and alumni are getting a chance to live this message of family and the Bruin community.
KERSHAW St. John's of Charleston withstood a last-minute Andrew Jackson rally to capture a hard-fought 21-19 win at Volunteer Stadium on Friday.
The narrow loss dropped the Volunteers to 2-2, while the Islanders improved to 2-2.
Trailing 21-19, AJHS started on its own 33-yard line with 2:00 left in the game. AJHS senior quarterback Darrian Henderson found Quadarius Fair on 37-yard pass play to the Islanders' 31.
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David Nugent hopes his winner against Burnley will lead to more opportunities at Portsmouth.
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Last Updated: 27/09/07 10:50am
David Nugent hopes his winner against Burnley will lead to more opportunities in the Portsmouth team.
The summer signing from Preston North End has struggled to make an impact at Pompey and has featured just once in the Premier League in the past month.
But he marked a starting role against Burnley in the Carling Cup third round by scoring the only goal of the tie midway through the second half.
And Nugent, who was linked with a swift exit from Fratton Park, is now keen for further chances to impress manager Harry Redknapp.
"This competition gives some of the players who haven't been playing that much a chance to prove themselves to the manager," said Nugent in the Daily Star.
"Obviously the priority is the League, but, as a striker, scoring goals is what gives you confidence, whatever the competition.
"Now I hope I get a few more opportunities to prove myself."
The England cap also has the backing of team-mate Sylvain Distin, who said: "I spoke to David before the game and told him not to worry if he missed five chances, as long as he scored one, that was all that mattered."


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Our 2nd time - once for breakfast another for dinner. Always helpful and lots of options.
Limited GF menu for the cost. I have celiac disease and am very strict with what I will eat. I have eaten at several Disney restaurants with no issues but was terribly glutened here.
took 2 hours (get to meet the princesses twice!), then was worried about the chocolate mousse so asked for the chef, and he explained that it is a production kitchen with shared equipment... shared blenders and all... so I went with the sorbet, but he tried to convince me to take a. bite despite my concerns "it's your vacation, might as well" he said... scares me that I ate at the dinner... we'll see how I feel later today... though with the long time, hopefully they took it seriously!
Very good! We went for breakfast. Lots of food. My gluten sensitive daughter had a muffin and a chocolate muffin as a starter, she also had a GF Mickey waffle with her meal. I could not have the waffle because of my potato allergy, I had eggs, sausage, and bacon. There was lots of fruit for our table. Chocolate, hot tea, orange juice...it was a lovely breakfast.
Love the pork belly confit app, steak n shrimp, and chocolate slipper dessert.
We had dinner here on 2/8/16. The allergy menu here is very limited for gluten free especially for the price you pay. We asked to see the chef. Chef David appeared in just a couple of minutes. He told us he would start by bringing us a basket of gf rolls and butter. The only GF options on the allergy menu are the pork tenderloin and fish of the day. My husband asked if he could adapt the steak to be gf and he said yes by leaving off the glaze. My husband and I both decided to order it with the castle salad as our appetizer. My daughter wanted the salmon and Chef David gave her several options for the vegetable. She picked cheesy mashed potatoes and carrots and the scallop for her appetizer. For dessert, we had the flourless cake and I decided on the cheesecake which he said could be adapted to be gf. Everything was good. The steaks were very small. In comparison, the rolls at Mama Melrose in Hollywood Studios are still the softest and warmest of all the restaurants we have eaten at. My husband and daughter both said the chocolate cake here is a little dry and that Coral Reef's was much better because it was so moist. Most of the price of this meal is for the experience of eating at the castle and seeing the princesses. At dinner, Cinderella, Ariel, Snow White, Aurora and Jasmine were in attendance. For the price, I would definitely speak to a chef if you don't see something on the allergy menu that you would like. Chef David was great and happy to accommodate us. I have uploaded pictures of our food from this meal and the allergy menu for dinner.
Pan seared chicken was very dry. The Chocolate cake was almost like a brick and had a not welcoming coffee taste to it. The only reason I rated 2 stars is the gf options weren't horrible.
The chef came out and was extremely helpful. He described in detail how each dish is made and how it could be made gluten free. The food was excellent.
Limited breakfast options (especially for the price) but very knowledgable about gf.
Extremely surprised with the gf options. Chef Joseph was amazing.
Very expensive but well worth it for the experience and the food. Chef came to table and gave me GF rolls. I had the steak which was perfect. He also gave me a gluten free dessert.
For breakfast I wouldn't go there again. I ordered waffles. I thought I would be Mickey waffles due to the high price tag. All I got was 3 frozen waffles with bacon. No pastries or anything. Fruit was my substitution for pastries and it was not good. I wouldn't recommend to anyone with a gluten allergy.
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2. Re: Oracle Access Manager WebgateTamim Khan Apr 28, 2013 3:42 AM (in response to chinni)Hi Chinni,
Thanks for you response. I have download this webgate. in order to protected IIS and Apache I need to download webgate for IIS and Apache. He I have OHS webgate but IIS web not present. Please let me know which webgate I need to download to protected IIS.
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Padres send Cubs to seventh straight lossAug 8, 2012 - 7:21 AM
Ohlendorf (4-2) allowed two runs -- one earned -- on three hits and a walk with three strikeouts to snap a personal two-game losing streak.
Brad Boxberger, Alex Hinshaw and Brad Brach each recorded an out in the seventh, Luke Gregerson tossed a scoreless eighth and Huston Street nailed down his 20th save of the season with a perfect ninth.
Carlos Quentin clubbed a three-run home run, while Chase Headley and Everth Cabrera each had a two-run single for the Padres, who have won three consecutive games. Logan Forythe added a pair of hits and two runs scored.
"He's a proven offensive player when he's in there," Padres manager Bud Black said of Quentin. "He's a weapon, an offensive weapon, like a lot of good players."
Josh Vitters picked up his first major league hit with a pinch-hit, two-run double, while Darwin Barney and Steve Clevenger knocked in runs for the skidding Cubs, who lost for the seventh straight time.
Brooks Raley (0-1) made his major league debut and was tagged for seven runs on eight hits and three walks with four strikeouts over four innings.
"I was definitely nervous," said Raley. "Obviously it was a good experience and a good one to get out of the way. I learned a lot out there."
The Padres opened the scoring with four runs in the third inning. Ohlendorf got things started with a single back through the box and Chris Denorfia walked. Forsythe followed with a single to load the bases and Headley brought home a pair with a base hit to center. Cabrera singled home two more runs later in the frame.
Forsythe and Headley reached with two-out singles in the fourth before Quentin got a fastball from Raley and belted it just over the wall in left-center field, extending the San Diego lead to a comfortable 7-0 margin.
The Cubs got on the board courtesy of an RBI double by Barney in the fifth and they added three more runs in the seventh to cut the deficit to 7-4. Bryan LaHair reached on a fielding gaffe by Denorfia to start the inning and moved to third on a passed ball. Clevenger slapped a base hit to right, scoring LaHair and Vitters smoked a double to left to bring home the final two runs.
Hinshaw walked David DeJesus to put two runners on base, but he then fanned Brett Jackson. Brach struck out Starlin Castro to cap the frame.
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Cubs outfielder Alfonso Soriano was scratched from Tuesday's lineup due to soreness and swelling at the base of his right index finger. He is listed as day-to-day...Raley was called up from Triple-A Iowa to take the spot of pitcher Matt Garza, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a stress reaction in his right elbow...Raley is the 15th rookie to suit up for the Cubs this season..The Padres improved to 42-0 when leading after eight innings...The Padres have taken the first two games of this series and assured themselves their fourth straight series win at home.
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Fifteen Great Places in Denver to Take Your Parents Over the Holidays
Treat your parents to a grown-up meal at the original Elway's.
Denver's in the midst of a dining boom, but when it comes to choosing a restaurant for out-of-town parents or older guests, you might want to look past your new faves. That's because trendy spots in RiNo, Union Station and the Source will likely elicit the same reaction that your music used to: That's too loud! Turn it down! Problem is, you can't turn down the volume in a shipping container.
So we've come up with a list of fifteen places where older relatives might have a better time. Most are dinner venues, but we've included a few spots for daytime dining, in case you need a place to eat after a Black Friday trip to the mall or museum. Wherever you eat, keep in mind that the earlier you go, the quieter the dining room will be and the easier it will be to hear. So if you do find yourself making reservations for 5 p.m., keep that joke about early-bird specials to yourself. And remember that you can always ask to be seated at a quieter table; some restaurants have sections that are better suited to conversation than others.
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15) Devil's Food Bakery & Cookery 1020 South Gaylord Street 303-733-7448
Skip the crowded brunch when you're with family and head to this quaint Old South Gaylord eatery for a charming dinner -- labeled "supper" on the menu -- in a setting where mom and dad will feel right at home. Vintage kitchen appliances even make up a portion of the decor.
Your family meal should go swimmingly at Jax.
14) Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar 650 South Colorado Boulevard 303-756-6449 The latest Jax is big and bright, with a variety of seating options that should work for just about any party. And the fresh seafood will have visitors from either coast swooning with homesickness.
Palettes in the Denver Art Museum.
13) Palettes 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway 303-534-1455 After a stroll with the family through the Denver Art Museum, a stop for lunch at Palettes is just the ticket. With art-themed special menus and a quiet dining room that matches the ambiance of the DAM, Palettes paints a pretty picture for visitors to Denver.
Racine's offers comfortable seating and a big menu.
12) Racines 650 Sherman Street 303-595-0418 From pasta to stir-fry, Mexican to meat-free, there's something for everyone on the menu at Racines, a go-to choice in Denver for the past thirty years.
Humboldt is more reserved than some of the other hot eateries in Uptown.
11) Humboldt 1700 Humboldt Street 303-813-1700 When Humboldt moved into the former home of Strings last year, the restaurant's management team knew that, like Strings, it would have to appeal to the neighborhood and make everyone feel welcome. Humboldt not only succeeded in those goals, it also gave Denver our Best Burger for 2014.
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But for many pop fans, Jones' gentle vocals and understated arrangements were an antidote to the histrionic singing and cheesy production that left those exposed to too much top 40 radio with chafed ears and queasy stomachs.
However, it can be difficult to distinguish between artful restraint and a mere lack of dynamic range. And for all its appeal, Jones' new CD, Feels Like Home (**½ out of four), sometimes suggests the latter.
Jones is an elegant and resourceful musician, and an instinctively honest one. Her greatest virtue as a singer is her utter lack of artifice or affectation, evident on new tracks written by Jones and her bandmates as well as her wistful covers of Townes Van Zandt's Be Here to Love Me and Tom Waits' The Long Way Home.
But interpretive singing requires more than candor and grace. If the Mariah Carey wannabes prominent in Jones' generation of female artists offer ostentatious emoting in lieu of accessible human feeling, Jones has the opposite problem: Her delivery can be subdued to the point of seeming listless and static.
Ironically, Jones, who has said that she considers herself a vocalist first, shows more pluck as a songwriter.
The softly glowing single Sunrise and plaintive Toes, both of which Jones co-wrote with her bassist boyfriend, Lee Alexander, are simply but supply crafted, as is Alexander's more buoyant Creepin' In, one of several tunes revealing Jones' affinity for country and bluegrass textures.
Dolly Parton joins Jones on the latter, and the country icon's unmistakable soprano and bubbly presence highlight Jones' relative lack of vim and verve. Yet the duet also emphasizes some of Jones' key assets: her good taste in collaborators, her comfort in bridging styles and her eagerness to embrace new challenges.
With that on her side, this 24-year-old may yet evolve into an artist who is as exciting as she is endearing.


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