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Welcome to Tuesday's The Crap We Missed, the first Crap of the year, so naturally we stocked it with such carnal treasures as Mariah Carey's camel toe, Rihanna's nipple ring, man-titties and more man-titties, Elle Macpherson and last but not least, Jonah Hill's wanton lust for old lady vagina. (Legend has it, it keeps him from turning fat again.)
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As the College of Cardinals prepares to pick a successor to Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, the first pope in 600 years to resign the papacy, selected Louisiana religious leaders and scholars were saying no matter the outcome of the process, it will have little effect on the day-to-day lives of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics.
Benedict formally stepped down Thursday, ending an eight-year pontificate full of turmoil and scandal. The turbulence included the recent resignation of Cardinal Keith O'Brien, of Scotland, amid allegations of inappropriate behavior, the child sexual abuse scandal and internal corruption following revelations in documents released by Benedict's former butler.
Benedict's resignation set in motion an unprecedented chain of events leading to the selection of a new pope to succeed a former pope who is still living.
Benedict's role in the coming months and years is unknown in this unprecedented situation, but Archbishop Gregory Aymond, of New Orleans, said he would be surprised if the public ever sees Benedict again, even as an adviser for the new pope.
"I think if asked, he would certainly give his insight, but he would certainly not interfere" with the new pope and his authority, Aymond said.
A vital trait the new pope must have is the ability to read the signs and tea leaves of the changing world, which Aymond said he believes Benedict did well, and adapt and evolve church policies with respect to the gospel and traditions of the church.
"I think those qualities — being holy, a good teacher, a collaborative person and a person who can read the signs — I think that's what we saw in Jesus," Aymond said. "The pope is not perfect, he has his own weaknesses and sins like everybody else, but these are the qualities we would need for a man to lead us and be our shepherd."
The next pope chosen by the College of Cardinals will emerge from a crowded field without a legitimate frontrunner. The Rev. Paul Counce, pastor of St. Joseph's Cathedral on North Street and judicial vicar of the Diocese of Baton Rouge, said Friday whoever emerges will not be able to make sweeping changes to the church overnight.
"He is powerless to change any divine law or divine rules, anything that God says he cannot change," Counce said. "Over time, he could be very influential."
Aymond echoed Counce's assertion.
"It's not like he comes into office and begins to change our teaching or begins to change our tradition, he doesn't do that," Aymond said.
When the cardinals begin their conclave, which has not been scheduled yet, the process could last a while, Counce said.
"The most unusual thing about it is that the electors are locked up, the word 'conclave' (means) 'with a key,' until they get the job done," Counce said.
Counce said that during the 20th century, no conclave lasted more than four days, but in the Middle Ages, one conclave lasted three years.
"No TV, no radio, no cellphones, no phones, no newspapers, no nothing until they elect a pope," Counce added.
The next pope, Counce thinks, will be someone a little more outgoing, animated and expressive than Benedict.
"They don't want another faceless bureaucrat that looks like somebody who was a Russian Politburo member," Counce said.
Pope Benedict, Counce added, "was an academic, he was a university professor and he was 78 years old when he was elected. He was not a rock star, couldn't be. Gentle, gentle, kind, sweet guy, brilliant mind, but he couldn't dance with Justin Beiber."
Counce said he thinks the new pope will be in his late 60s, early 70s, considered young for a pope, and could be either black or someone from a Spanish- or Portuguese-speaking nation.
The chances of any of the American contenders, including Cardinal Timothy Dolan, of New York, who he called "sort of the Teddy Roosevelt of the American bishops, just a back-slapping good ol' guy," becoming pope are extremely slim, Counce said.
Michael Pasquier, a religious studies professor at LSU, went a step further when discussing Dolan's chances.
"I think it's so unlikely, you might just say zero percent," Pasquier said.
He said the most well-known American cardinals are too controversial, which makes them well known, but hurts their chances with the other cardinals.
A major myth among Catholics in America is that the American Catholic Church is a superpower, just like the United States, which Pasquier said it is not.
Only 11 percent of the world's Catholic population resides in the United States, another obstacle to the election of an American pope, Pasquier said.
Another myth surrounding the church and the papal selection process is that the College of Cardinals will enter the conclave as humble monks waiting for the Holy Spirit to guide their voting.
"That's not how it happens," Pasquier said dryly. "Priests, bishops, cardinals and popes are all men who are susceptible to the same kinds of stresses, the same kinds of questions, the same kinds of needs as it relates to, in this case, power. This is an extremely powerful position and they all know that."
Pasquier said Benedict and his predecessor, Pope John Paul II, between them selected all 115 cardinals who will vote in this papal election. John Paul and Benedict chose cardinals who held similar conservative beliefs and ideals that Catholicism is an unchanging institution and should not change as it relates to the world around it.
Based on that point of view, Pasquier said, he believes that radical changes will not be in the offing under the next pope.
"I think there will be more continuity than change," he said.
Pasquier said that while Catholics around the world will characterize Benedict's decision to step down as "an act of humility," the move is representative of the pressure and constant scrutiny the pope's office receives in today's social media and hyper-media environment that led to scandal and turmoil.
"A lot of things came out during his tenure as pope, but these problems have been occurring for decades," Pasquier said.


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BRADENTON, Fla. (March 7, 2006) - The U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team defeated the U.S. Under-17 '89 Men's National Team 2-0 this afternoon at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.
In a close match, Casey Townsend found the game-winner off an assist from Ryan Thomas in the 33rd minute, while Eber Martinez added the second tally when he finished a penalty kick in the 90th minute.
The U-17s and U-18s both had eight shots during the game, but the U-17s couldn't sneak one by 'keepers Warren Gross (first half) or Matt Brutto (second half).
The U-18 Men's National Team is holding their second camp of the year in Bradenton and will next face the U-17 '90 MNT on Thursday, March 9.
U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team Match Report
Participants: U.S. Under-18 Men's National Team vs. U.S. U-17 '89 MNT
Competition: Friendly
Location: Bradenton, Fla.
Date: March 7, 2006
Weather: Warm, 70 degrees
Scoring Summary:
1st 2nd Final
U18 – Casey Townsen (Ryan Thomas) 33rd minute.
U18 – Eber Martinez (penalty kick) 90.
U17: 24-Brandyn Bumpas; 28-Tevin Jackson (27-TJ Nelson, 46), 3-Greg Eckhardt, 16-Kyle Davis, 25-Tommy Meyer (Abdus Ibrahim, 46); 10-Peri Marosevic, 34-Brandon Zimmerman (23-Ellis McLoughlin, 77), 8-Danny Barerra (36-Dersu Abolfathi, 59), 41-Bryan Arguez; 11-Edgar Barajas, 13-Joey Sorrentino.
U18: Warren Gross; Cam Lamming (Jeff Leach, 70), Kemo Djedovic (Vince O'Campo, 62), Jose Gonzalez (Michael Stephens, 64), Corbin Bone (Kaoru Forbess, 70); Colin Givens, Blair Gaven, Wilber Bonilla (Brandon Busch), Doug Ferner; Ryan Thomas (John Tardy, 46), Casey Townsend (Eber Martinez, 58).
Statistical Summary:
Shots 8 8
Saves 2 2
Fouls 4 0
Corner Kicks 20 20
Offside 2 3
Misconduct Summary:
U17 – Brandon Zimmerman (caution) 10th minute
U18 – Cam Lamming (caution) 40.
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Mothers and infants should be encouraged to remain together during the hospital stay.
9.1 Babies should be cared for at their mothers' bedside. Both the mother and family should be encouraged to assist with infant care.
9.1 Bonding, adaptation to extra-uterine life, and attachment are facilitated by the infant being with the mother. 9.1.1 If mother and infant are separated there is increased potential for supplementation with artificial milk. 9.1.2 Caring for mother and baby together provides the opportunity for individualized teaching and enhances the mother's ability to learn her baby's cues. 1,4,6,7,8,12
Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine:Co-sleeping and Breastfeeding Protocol (PDF)
Example of a patient handout that addresses safe sleeping areas:
9.2 Both the mother and the family should be educated that rest and recovery for the mother and infant is vital.
9.2.1 The nurse's role is to protect the dyad from disturbances that impact their ability to recover. 9.2.2 Night feeding should be explained as a normal and healthy pattern for the infant.
9.2.1 The nurse's role is to protect the dyad from disturbances that impact their ability to recover. 9.2.2 Night feeding should be explained as a normal and healthy pattern for the infant.
9.2 Rest is an important physiologic and psychological need for all postpartum, lactating mothers.
9.2.1 With liberalized visiting hours, there may be limited time for mothers to rest unless naps are planned. 2,3,4,9,10,119.2.2 Often mothers anticipate their infant will "sleep through the night" long before the infant is physiologically ready. This can create conflict between the mother's beliefs and the infant's behavior.
9.2.1 With liberalized visiting hours, there may be limited time for mothers to rest unless naps are planned. 2,3,4,9,10,119.2.2 Often mothers anticipate their infant will "sleep through the night" long before the infant is physiologically ready. This can create conflict between the mother's beliefs and the infant's behavior.
Website resources: A website with an excellent series of pictures showing infant states and feeding cues following the first few hours and days after birth: www.breastbabyproducts.com/firstdays.htmlFrom Childbirth Graphics: Bilingual Tear pads:
Feeding Cues and other educational tools and packets: Growing With Baby
9.3 If, after encouragement to room in, the mother requests the baby to stay in the nursery at night, the infant should be brought to the mother to breastfeed when the baby displays hunger cues or every three hours, whichever comes first. If the mother chooses not to breastfeed at night, she should be educated on the potential for breast engorgement...
9.3 Prolactin levels are highest at night and may contribute to optimal breastfeeding. Rooming-in provides additional opportunities for mothers and babies to establish effective nursing patterns prior to discharge. 3,4,6,9,10,12
Kent, JC, Mitoulas L R, Cregan M D., Ramsay D T, Doherty D A., Hartmann PE; Volume and Frequency of Breastfeedings and Fat Content of Breast Milk Throughout the Day: PEDIATRICS Vol. 117 No. 3 March 2006, pp. e387-e395
9.4 Evidence of patient teaching and professional recommendations should be documented in the patient's chart.
9 4.1 An informed consent for supplementation plus a statement indicating the mother's request not to breastfeed during the night should be included in the patient chart.
9 4.1 An informed consent for supplementation plus a statement indicating the mother's request not to breastfeed during the night should be included in the patient chart.
9.4 The mother needs to clearly understand the risks of the introduction of artificial nipples, early introduction of artificial infant milk, and failure to optimally provide colostrum to the newborn
9.4.1 Due to potential complications for mother and baby related to early supplementation of the breastfed infant, informed consent is essential.
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9.5 If the mother is unable or refuses to feed her infant during the night, the infant should be fed in a manner that is consistent with preserving breastfeeding and reflects the skills and knowledge of the perinatal caregivers in consultation with the infant's physician. Alternative feeding methods such as cup, finger, or tube feedings should be used to provide adequate calories to the newborn. Alternative feedings should include colostrum or breastmilk, if available. The use of pacifiers, bottles with artificial nipples and water feedings are discouraged (note policies #7 and #8).
9.5.1 Mothers who receive sedative drugs, are out of the room for surgical procedures, or have an altered state of alertness should not bed-in with their newborn.
9.5.1 Mothers who receive sedative drugs, are out of the room for surgical procedures, or have an altered state of alertness should not bed-in with their newborn.
9.5 California law and hospital regulations, require a safe place for the infant to be during the hospital stay. If the mother chooses not to participate in rooming-in or chooses not to breastfeed her baby during the night, it is the responsibility of the nurses, in consultation with the patient's physician, to provide care that will best promote the long-term health of the mother and infant.5,7,10
9.5.1 The safety of the infant is paramount.
9.5.1 The safety of the infant is paramount.
Alternative Feeding Methods
Policy #9 References:
1. Anderson, G. (1989). Risk in mother-infant separation postbirth. Image: Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 21(4), 196-199. (Abstract) 2. Keefe, M. (1988). The impact of infant rooming-in on maternal sleep at night. Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing, 17(2), 122-126. (Abstract)3. Lawrence, R. A., & Lawrence, R. M. (2005). Breastfeeding: A guide for the medical professional (6th ed.). St. Louis, MO: Mosby (pp. 275, 299, 76).4. Marasco, L. (1998). Cue vs scheduled feeding: Revisiting the controversy. Mother Baby Journal, 3(4), 39-42. 5. McKenna, J. J., Mosko, S. S., & Richard, C. A. (1997). Bedsharing promotes breastfeeding. Pediatrics, 100(2, Pt. 1), 214-219. (Abstract) 6. Mosko, S., Richard, C., & McKenna, J. (1997). Infant arousals during mother-infant bed sharing: Implications for infant sleep and sudden infant death syndrome research. Pediatrics, 100(5), 841-849 (Abstract) (PDF)7. Nurses Association of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (NAACOG) OGN Nursing Practice Resource. (March 1989). Mother-Baby Care. Author.8. Rapley, G. (2002). Keeping mothers and babies together—breastfeeding and bonding. Royal College of Midwives, 5(10), 332-224. (Abstract)9. Svensson, K., Mattiesen, A. S., Widström, A. M. (2005). Night rooming-in: Who decides? An example of staff influence on mother's attitude. Birth, 32(2), 99-106. (Abstract) 10. Title 22 Licensing and Certification of Health Facilities and Referral Agencies. Article 70547, Section (k), p. 789. 11. Winikoff, B., Myers, D., Laukaran, V. H., & Stone, R. (1987). Overcoming obstacles to breast-feeding in a large municipal hospital: Applications of lessons learned. Pediatrics, 80(3), 423-433. 12. Yamauchi, Y., & Yamanouchi, I. (1990). The relationship between rooming-in/not rooming-in and breast-feeding variables. Acta Paediatrica Scandinavica, 79 (11): 1017-1022. (Abstract)
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Arora S, McJunkin C, Wehrer J & Kuhn P. Major Factors Influencing Breastfeeding Rates: Mother's Perception of Father's Attitude and Milk Supply Pediatrics 2000;106;67Blair PS, Fleming PJ, Smith IJ, et al. Babies sleeping with parents: case-control study of factors influencing the risk of the sudden infant death syndrome. BMJ. 1999;319:1457–1462 [Abstract] (PDF)Bruschweiler-Stern N. Early Emotional Care for Mothers and Infants. Pediatrics 1998; 102: 1278.
Buswell SD, Spatz DL. Parent-Infant Co-Sleeping and Its Relationship to Breastfeeding. Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 2007. [Abstract] Co-sleeping promotes breastfeeding; however, risks are also associated with co-sleeping. Pediatric nurse practitioners need to be informed on issues related to co-sleeping in order to educate parents regarding its risks and benefits, to assess the safety of an established sleeping environment, and to be aware of its prevalence in their patient populations. Article presents definitions of co-sleeping, reasons why some parents engage in the practice, cultural preferences for co-sleeping, associated risks and benefits, and its relationship to breastfeeding.Carfoot, S Williamson, P Dickson, R (2005) A Randomized Controlled Trial in the North of England Examining the Effects of Skin-to-Skin Care on Breastfeeding, Midwifery 21(1), March 2005 [Abstract]Cloherty M, Alexander J, Holloway I. Supplementing breast-fed babies in the UK to protect their mothers from tiredness or distress. Midwifery. 2004 Jun;20(2):194-204. Edmond K.M. Zandoh C. Amengo-Etego S. Kirkwood B R. Delayed breastfeeding initiation increases risk of neonatal mortality. Pediatrics Vol 117 No. 3 March 2006 ppe380-e386 [Full Text (PDF)]Epstein K. (1993). The interactions between breastfeeding mothers and their babies during the breastfeeding session. Early Child Development and Care.87:93-104. Epstein-Gilboa K.(2000).The psychological reality of breastfeeding. IMPrint. 28:18-21. Erlandsson K, Fagerberg I. Mothers' lived experiences of co-care and part-care after birth, and their strong desire to be close to their baby.. Midwifery. 2005 Jun;21(2):131-8. Epub 2005 Mar 28. [Abstract]Feldman R, Eidelman AI, Sirota L. & Weller A.Outcomes and Preterm Infant Development: Comparison of Skin-to-Skin (Kangaroo) and Traditional Care: Parenting Pediatrics 2002;110;16-26 [Full Text (PDF)]Health Canada (2000) Family-Centred Maternity and Newborn Care: National Guidelines,. Ch. 7, 2000. www.hc-sc.gc.ca 20
Kendall-Tackett K, Cong Z, Hale TW: Mother-Infant Sleep Locations and Nighttime Feeding Behavior: U.S. Data from the Survey of Mothers' Sleep and Fatigue. Clinical Lactation Volume 1, Fall, 2010 pp 27-31 [Full Article]Klaus M. Mother and Infant: Early Emotional Ties. Pediatrics 1998; 102: 1244 [Full Text]
McKenna JJ, Ball HL, Gettler LT. Mother-Infant Cosleeping, Breastfeeding and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: What Biological Anthropology Has Discovered About Normal Infant Sleep and Pediatric Sleep Medicine; AM J Phys Anthropol. 2007; Suppl 45:133-61 [Abstract] Reviews two decades of research examining cosleeping and the behavior and physiology of mothers and infants who practice it. This assessment includes laboratory, hospital and home studies to assess the biological functions of cosleeping, especially with regards to breastfeeding promotion and SIDS reduction.Anthropologists are encouraged to participate in pediatric sleep research using the unique skills and insights provided by the data. New research insights that influence the traditional medical paradigm and help to make it more inclusive. This article aims to lead infant sleep scientist, pediatricians, and parents to become more informed about the consequences of caring for human infants in ways that are not congruent with their evolutionary biology.
McKenna JJ, McDade T. Why babies should never sleep alone: A review of the co-sleeping controversy in relation to SIDS, bedsharing and breast feeding. Pediatric Respiratory Reviews, 2005. The review shows that the relationship between infant sleep patterns, infant sleeping arrangements, and development both in the short and long term, whether having positive or negative outcomes, is anything but simple and the traditional habit of labeling one sleeping arrangement as being superior to another without an awareness of family, social and ethnic context is not only wrong but possibly harmful. Also reviews the different types of co-sleeping and bedsharing and their relationship to SIDS.
Mizuno, K., Kani,: English Title: Sipping/lapping is a safe alternative feeding method to suckling for preterm infants: Acta Paediatrica, 2005 (Vol. 94)(No.5) 574-580 [Abstract]
Monson, S. A., Henry, E., Lambert, D. K., Schmutz, N., & Christensen, R. D. (2008). In-hospital falls of newborn infants: data from a multihospital health care system. Pediatrics, 122(2), e277-280. [Full Text]
Morrison, B., Ludington-Hoe, S., & Anderson, G. C. (2006). Interruptions to breastfeeding dyads on postpartum day 1 in a university hospital. J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs, 35(6), 709-716. [Abstract] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17105635 Recorded interruptions (door openings and telephone calls) of 29 healthy mother-infant dyads of singleton births who intended to breastfeed from 8 am to 8 pm on postpartum day 1 in single rooms of a tertiary level university hospital in midwestern US. Recorded interruptions totaled 1,555, yielding a mean of 54 interruptions each averaging 17 minutes in length. Half of the 24 episodes of time alone per dyad were less than or equal to 9 minutes; most commonly only 1 minute long. All mothers breastfed 2 to 10 times with an average duration of 20 minutes.
Nysaether H, Baerug A, Nylander G, Klepp KI. [Rooming-in in the maternity ward--are mothers satisfied?] Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen. 2002 May 10;122(12):1206-9 [Abstract]Ungerer Rl, Miranda AT. Rooming In History. J Pediatr (rio J). 1999 Jan-Feb;75(1):5-10 [Abstract]
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Corn Estimated Fund Position
Short Term: Up Net Long Futures and Options: 61372
Long Term: Up Change: +4000
Overnight Trade: H -3 @7:30 AM
Corn export sales were back to being horrible coming in at 138,500 MT for the old crop and 51,300 for the new crop. After a poor start yesterday the market climbed back to close near the high of the day, but the March contract is slipping back below the 40-day moving average this morning and a retest of yesterday's low looks likely. Today's close will be determined by how much faith traders are putting in the extended S. American forecast.
Wheat Estimated Fund Position
Short Term: Up Net Long Futures and Options: -59304
Long Term: Down Change: -2000
Overnight Trade: Chicago: H -3 KC: H -3 @7:30 AM
Wheat export sales were good for the second week in a row at 572,500 MT for the old crop and 75,000 MT for the new crop. These good demand numbers are exactly what the bulls need to see. When coupled with the drought conditions in the HRW Belt, it creates a very bullish scenario. Moisture in the forecasts have has helped to pressure the wheat recently, so now it will have to materialize or we will see big gains on Monday. $8.11 is still a possible downside target for the March KW. Failure to hold at yesterday's low of $8.16 ¾ will confirm that we are headed lower.
Soybeans Estimated Fund Position
Short Term: Up Net Long Futures and Options: 43313
Long Term:Up Change: -2000
Overnight Trade: H -6 @7:30 AM
Soybean export sales were good with 383,300 MT of old crop and 595,000 MT of new crop sales. Meal and oil sales were good as well. There is obviously nothing wrong with the demand for soybeans or the products, but traders are still nervous about the moisture in the extended forecasts for S. America. The Sunday night trade will probably be active in the soybeans and the direction of the trade will be determined by the moisture and moisture prospects for the dry areas of Argentina.
Live Cattle
Short Term: Down
Long Term: Down
Opening Calls: 30-60 Higher
Live cattle futures closed moderately higher on Thursday in the regular session, with additional strength developing as cash improvement was seen in the afternoon. Northern cattle traded as high as $199 in the beef on Thursday, after seeing significantly lower trade just one day earlier. The firm cash trade comes in spite of lower cutouts and ahead of this afternoons' on feed report. A lower us Dollar and firm equity markets should be supportive today.
Feeder Cattle
Short Term: Down
Long Term: Down
Opening Call: 10-30 Higher
Feeder cattle futures saw mostly triple digit gains on Thursday, with support from the live and a struggling corn market. The cash index has fallen 3.80 since Friday of last week. Placement numbers are expected to be higher than a year ago, due to poor wheat pasture conditions. Overnight trade is moderately higher, with March now 2.00 higher than the close of business on Friday. Corn futures are 6 cents lower following another poor week of export sales.


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A Bright RiddleRiddles are little poems or phrases that pose a question that needs answering. Riddles frequently rhyme, but this is not a requirement.
I have two homes: in the East and in the West.
I "power" a citrus drink.
There have been numerous songs about me.
What am I?
HintLook at the title.
AnswerThe sun.
The sun comes up in the East and sets in the West.
Sunny-D's slogan is "Unleash the power of the sun".
"Here Comes the Sun", "Oh Mister Sun", "Turn Up the Sun", etc.
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Hello, when I try to boot up, the Isolinux screen appears and "boot:" appears asking for the kernel.
Wasn't it supposed to boot automatically?
1) I downloaded it from the first mirror
2) I burned the image to a CD-R with PowerISO
How difficult could it be? Where is the error?
I feel pretty stupid I can't see it.
whatever I type in the boot prompt, it says that the kernel is incorrect.
Did you try just hitting the return key? The default timeout for the orignal BT2 disk was fairly long, if I remember correctly.
Well I don't understand the prejudice you guys have against download managers, it has to be a very lame program to not have a checksum check integrated. c'mon people... Yes, I double checked all my images, every single image has the same md5 checksum. Unless I am a very privileged witness of md5 collisions, I must say I have the exact image. (although I rather winning lottery)
About the question of what was burned, the image was burned to the cd, not the file. duh. Otherwise it wouldn't be booteable, would it? (even though it is a faulty boot, isolinux popped up) hey, I said I felt pretty stupid, not that I am stupid. lol
About the burning speed, well, actually I burned at 4x, I can't go lower than that.
Now to make me feel much worse, and dumber, I realized that actually all three cds were burned correctly and the only thing I had to do to start booting it up was to enter 'bt'.
Thanks for the help.
Or, you could just hit the 'Enter' key, since 'bt' is the default kernel... or, you could just wait for the prompt to time out.Originally Posted by garompeta
It's simple. Experince has shown that they cause problems.Well I don't understand the prejudice you guys have against download managers, it has to be a very lame program to not have a checksum check integrated.
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
hello, well... there is no timeout at all, and yeah I supposed that pressing enter would work as well, but it didn't. It just keeps crying "kernel not found" until i write "bt".
About download managers, I find very interesting what you say, since actually common sense says that the "direct download" without any "dl manager" is more likely to download corrupted files since there is no integrity check AT ALL.
In fact, after 10 years of being online since I got my first 28800 bauds modem, the only time I received a corrupted download was when I used no managers.
If this is the case, and you haven't tried to add to the iso, then your "build" is corrupted. I'm surprised that it runs at all.Originally Posted by garompeta


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Famous HurricanesThese brain teasers rely on your ability to recognize groups of common attributes. For each of these puzzles you'll need to figure out why the words or letters are grouped as they are. Sometimes you will be asked to pick the odd-one-out or to place a new word into the correct group.
The following are all famous hurricanes which people still remember years later. But which one of these famous hurricanes is different from all the rest?
Hurricane Betsy of 1965
Hurricane Agnes of 1972
Hurricane Bob of 1979
Hurricane Juan of 1985
Hurricane Andrew of 1992
Hurricane Fran of 1996
HintThe years are important, because the names are reused.
AnswerBob of 1979. The other five are very destructive storms. Bob was a minor storm, but Bob is not remembered for what it did. Bob is remembered for being the first "himicane". Prior to 1979 all storms had female names.
The years are important because a storm name is reused six years later, unless it was a particularly destructive storm. Thus Bob of 1979 is also the only one on the list whose name was later reused (in 1985 and 1991).
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HOUSTON - Signing up to go on The Celebrity Apprentice as an adult is like knowingly regressing to teenagedom, but on national television. It seems awesome and fun until you realize you HATED your teenage years. Age thirteen was fun for NO ONE. All those drama-filled moments from high school you wish you could erase but will forever live in your memory? Yeah. Imagine those available on display for public ridicule and scorn. I'm just glad it's happening to other people, and even gladder I get to watch and mock. Thanks, Celebrity Apprentice!
The task this week was for each team to build two original puppet characters (a la Jim Henson's The Muppet Show) and perform an improvisation show with said puppets in front of a live audience alongside the cast members from Stuffed and Unstrung, an improv puppet show for adults. Think Second City/Whose Line is it Anyway? meets Avenue Q, minus the musical numbers.
But first, the teams got another shake-up from the Trumpmeister to even things out. The unstoppable dynamic duo of Clarsenio was broken up as Clay Aiken was sent over to Team Forte to join Lisa Lampanelli, Dayana Mendoza and Penn Jillette, leaving Paul Teutul, Sr., Teresa Giudice, Aubrey O'Day and Arsenio Hall to fend for themselves on Team Unanimous.
The project managers for this task were Lisa Lampanelli for Team Forte (because that makes sense, she does improv for a living, she's no stranger to performing, I can easily picture Lisa roasting Kermit the Frog on Comedy Central, etc.), and Team Unanimous nominated… wait for it… wait for it… Paul Senior. The motorcycle guy. For a puppet show challenge. Hmm.
Some things I learned during this challenge:
- Teresa Giudice is hilariously racist.
- Underneath that mustache and all those muscle tees, Paul Senior is surprisingly fragile.
- The number "seven" is the only number one through ten with two syllables. Also, celebrities have difficulty counting syllables.
- All the training one needs to become a master puppeteer/improv actor can be acquired in church (per Clay Aiken).
For all of the hullabaloo between Clay and Lisa following last week's board room, the two got along smashingly well and put on quite a good puppet show, with Penn acting as the host of the show and Dayana... gluing felt and googly eyes on puppets. Paul Senior was out of commission for the majority of this challenge because he threw his back out, a fairly common occurrence for the "tough guy." A bit convenient, methinks, eh Paul? Arsenio and Teresa were left as puppeteers and Aubrey hosted the show for Team Unanimous.
(I wasn't sure where this would fit in, so here is Clay Aiken's quote of the week: "[Lisa] has a lot of piss and vinegar in 'er." Hilarious, but also, ew.)
The board room this week was pretty predictable. Lisa very clearly did not give Dayana a task, making her an easy target should they lose. The highlight, for me, was watching Lisa blubber: "I'm a com—hiccup—comedian—hiccup—I want to make pe—hiccup—people happy, not make gir—hiccup—girls cry!—hiccup!" Utterly absurd hilarity. But it was no surprise that Team Forte claimed the victory, giving Lisa her first win and $20,000 to her charity, the Gay Men's Health Crisis. Paul Senior ended up bringing Teresa and Aubrey back to the board room (again, no surprise there) and was ultimately sent home because, well, he didn't really do anything for this challenge except sit around and look awesome with his mustache.
Alas. There goes my other favorite contestant. It looks like it's all up to Clay now.
Previews for next week indicate another sparring match between Aubrey and Arsenio. Nothing like a good verbal bloodbath in the board room to get me excited for Sunday night!
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NEW YORK (AP) – The New York Mets have cut ties with oft-injured pitcher John Maine.
The right-hander was one of three players who did not receive a 2011 contract offer from the Mets before the midnight deadline Thursday. New York also chose to non-tender reliever Sean Green and outfielder Chris Carter, making them free agents.
Caption: John Maine was one of three players not offered a contract by the Mets on Dec. 2. (The Associated Press)
Maine got off to a promising start with the Mets after he was acquired in January 2006 from Baltimore. He beat St. Louis ace Chris Carpenter in Game 6 of the 2006 NL championship series, then went 15-10 with a 3.91 ERA the following season.
Maine's career has been derailed by shoulder problems, however, and he had arthroscopic surgery in July to clean out scar tissue. He finished 1-3 with a 6.13 ERA in nine starts last season, when his salary was $3.3 million.
Maine was a pain and injured way too much to be worth keeping. He was effective for two years, but ultimately his own stubbornness probably did him in. I believe pitching coach Dan Warthen when he said Maine was habitual liar about his injuries. There's a difference between toughing it out and doing more harm than good to your body because of bullheadedness.
Green was out most of last season with injuries, so his loss won't be felt. The real loss is Carter, who not only provided a boost off the bench, but he also was a clubhouse favorite. His work ethic and intensity were contagious and something the Mets can use and will now lose.
Do you think the Mets should've kept any of these players?


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"Coming out" worth celebrating
Happy National Coming Out Day dear friends! It is on this day, a quarter of a century ago, that thousands of brave folks marched on Washington to demand rights for LGBTQ people. This day is now recognized by all 50 states, and that is worth celebrating. We still have a long way to go in this march toward equality, but march onward, friends, towards the day when homophobic bias ceases and sexual violence ends.
According to the new Coming Out Bulletin from our (very cool) LGBTQ Information Packet, the process of coming out as LGBTQ can be amazing, scary, freeing, challenging, and more. Understanding this process and how to talk about or support someone through it offers a neat opportunity for personal growth in your own anti-sexual violence work. One of my fave bloggers expressed the process of coming out by framing it in the barrier of straight privilege:
"The privileging of straightness also means that coming out is not a single day in a life, but a never-ending process of assessing one's safety and balancing it against the need for disclosure." (Check out Shakesville for more nifty commentary on a variety of topics)
Maintain a focus on identifying and dismantling privilege and oppression in your everyday work. Understand the depth, history, trauma, and triumphs of what we are celebrating this day, this month, and beyond. To see a map of the National Coming Out Day activities or to "drop a pin" on LGBTQ supportive activities in your area, check out the HRC Facebook App. You can also checkout some virtual action and community building on the National Coming Out Day page.


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A marathon hits its stride
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By Justin Brake
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Montreal artist Andrea Carvalho will display her portable statue"Place de Galo"
around town during the 12th annual Art Marathon Festival (submitted image)
There's nothing more exciting for St. John's thriving visual arts community than this.
The 12th annual Art Marathon Festival, which runs Aug. 14-21, will unfold this year in its biggest incarnation yet.
What began as the 24-Hour Art Marathon, a fundraising event that challenged local artists to create a work in 24 hours and then auction it off, turned into a full-fledged festival a few years ago.
But this year, organizers are taking it even further and expanding the festival — which celebrates as many contemporary forms of artistic disciplines as its participants bring to it — to include more concerts, workshops, venues and family events.
"It's not just for people who make art," says festival co-ordinator Jane Walker. "It's for people who are interested in art, for people who want to come out and have a barbecue with their kids. It's for anyone, really. It's quite the community-building initiative."
As a prelude to the festival, the Aug. 13 "Summer Saunter" is directed toward those interested in checking out more than a dozen downtown art galleries and studios.
The following day's "Family Launch" at Eastern Edge will entail wall painting, live music and a children's film screening in partnership with the Nickel Film Festival.
Ongoing events include afternoon community barbecues hosted by local not-for-profits outside the gallery, and downtown displays by visiting Montreal-based artists Karen Zalamea and Andrea Carvalho.
Carvalho's work explores the relationship between architecture, the built environment and our ideas of faith and belonging, she explains.
"Place de Galo," her portable and inflatable sculpture of a rooster, speaks to the idea of collective space and is "reflective of people who are constantly moving."
Her Portugese background and the O Galo de Barcelos rooster, a symbol of identity for many in Portugal, enabled Carvalho to create something "different from the ideas of historical or wartime monuments," she says.
"I wanted to keep it in the dialogue of culture."
Over five days she will move her monument to a different downtown location each day for the public to see.
Music is a bigger part of the festival this year, too.
The Aug. 17 "Festival Launch Party" at The Rock House brings together Ontario underground hip hop artist Thesis Sahib, francophone performer Donzelle, body painter Natasha Kudashkina and local Remix86 DJs Shawn Hynes and Amy Fisher.
A songwriters circle featuring Tim Baker, Sherman Downey, Katie Baggs and Sherry Ryan is also scheduled for Aug. 19 at The Rocket Room.
"We have music and we have dancers and clown artists and circus artists," says festival director Michelle Bush, "but the focus is on contemporary visual art."
The festival's core event, the 24 Hour Art Marathon Aug. 20-21, should see more than 100 artists gather to create in the shared Eastern Edge space.
"We want to promote the idea that there's a value to art," says Bush, "because the (people) we were getting involved in it were younger and more and more interested in the making of art. And there's the potential within that to bring in more of the contemporary practice(s) to them and broaden their horizons in terms of their practices."
Iain McCurdy, a philosophy student at Memorial University, is planning a unique undertaking for the marathon this year. With the help of local painter Jon Howse he plans to finish a writing project that never saw the light of day.
"I've had this idea bouncing around for six years about a book that never got started," he explains. "I've been taking notes on it all this time and the idea got so big that I couldn't ever do it and never had a reason to do it. And the marathon is this opportunity to turn it into something and move on from it."
Over the course of 24 hours McCurdy will make notes on cue cards "from the moments of lucidity that I've had," he says, and post them inside an eight-foot-tall box that Howse will paint to look like a book.
"This gives me the means to get it out, and whatever I manage to write in this form of a novella over 24 hours, that's what it'll be and I can let go of the whole idea," he says.
The 24-Hour Art Marathon begins at noon Aug. 20 and concludes noon the following day. From 8 p.m. until "late" a music marathon will happen on site as well, featuring local DJs and bands like East of Empire, Pathological Lovers and Mark Bragg.
Admission is $5 for the day or $10 for the day and evening.
For more information, including a listing of other events, visit artmarathon.wordpress.com or call Eastern Edge at 739-1882.


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I agree with Nevis...I want to travel too!! I wouldn't even mind staying in the US as long as it was different than home and some place new!
Turning the page
Welcome to 2009!
I guess we all survived the holidays...doesn't it seem like a lot of build up for something that quickly passes? Not that the holidays aren't enjoyable, it's just that I had seen holiday decor hit stores in early October. Good grief, I hadn't even bought my Thanksgiving turkey yet! Now the stores are in full Valentine's Day swing. Yowsers it's hard to keep up!
That's why my New Year's Resolution is to resist all that and remember to take in little days that Hallmark may or may not have produced a card to celebrate. As I was driving home last night, the sun has just gone down and there were slivers of daylight left and as I pulled to a halt at a stop sign, I looked to my right (after looking to my left first and before I checked left again...I remember my driver's handbook!) and saw a family riding those razor scooters, eeking out as much playtime outside as they could and I thought to myself, Self, that looks like a nice way to spend an evening, I'm slightly bummed I don't have a scooter to join them then I thought that might be weird to scoot up to them (is that the right verb? Would one on a scooter scoot? Hm. Maybe.) and ask to join their family outing.
But I digress.
I often find myself skipping ahead in my calendar to see about my next holiday/vacation day and what kinds of things I can do to fill it. Then I remember the time that I told my dad, most likely on a Monday, that I wished it was Friday. His response: "Quit wishin' your life away, kid!" [sigh] That was a pretty good pearl. So I'm going to remember the days in between don't need to be jammed packed with whirlwind activities to make them count. Rather, I'm going to attempt to savor the little moments....which could actually help with Resolution #2, which is to save money. Who doesn't have this one on their list this year? Hopefully if I'm not concentrating on big fancy things to fill my time, I will find what I like to call "cheap and elegant" methods for spending my time...aka take more walks (helps with Resolution #3: to exercise more-HA!) and to appreciate the joys of cooking (eating out is expensive!) and things of that nature.
I happen to also know of a certain wine company who makes delicious wines that are also within my newly-tightened budget. So, to quote Bill Murray's character in the movie Caddyshack, "I got that going for me, which is nice."
Also on my list of resolutions would be to reconnect with friends. I once read, I think in one of those "Life's Little Instruction Books" that you should 'never let good friends drift in and out of your life' so I aim to catch up with those who I haven't checked in with in a while. As a side note, I have found Facebook to be a very handy tool for this. I actually have cousins that I haven't talked to in months and we tag each other in Facebook, which has opened the doors to more communication, thus mission accomplished!
While you're checking out Facebook, I also recommend swingin' on by the Sutter Home page, where we have news and notes about cool stuff going on (ie recipes, contests, events, etc). Friend us, we promise we'll accept ;-)
And tell us what your resolutions are this year in our comments field at the bottom here. I am secretly hoping some of them are more exciting than mine. Like 'go bungee jumping before 2010 rolls around'...I would definitely count that as exciting!
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I'd like to eat healthier, exercise more, get more organized, reduce debt and....travel outside the country to see the world! :) And drink more wine!


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WEST HOMESTEAD, Pa. (AP) -- The missing link in bicycle trail connecting the Pittsburgh area to Washington D.C. should be finished in May and will be formally dedicated at a June 15 ceremony.
Ground was broken in October on the final mile of the Great Allegheny Passage, a 141-mile bicycle trail from the Pittsburgh area to Cumberland, Md. That's where the Great Allegheny Passage links up with the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Towpath, which stretches to Washington, D.C.
The June event will include a ribbon cutting near Sandcastle Waterpark, where the final link of the trail is being built just east of Pittsburgh. A bicycle ride to Pittsburgh's Point State Park will follow, where a party will be held celebrating the trail's completion.
The celebration is being delayed so renovations of the park's fountain can be finished first.


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This time of year all of the apple bins at the grocery store are framed with rows of gooey caramel apples, studded with nuts, candies and chocolate. I can't blame my kids for being drawn in; they are irresistible. But, when you bite into them they are always just a touch disappointing. The apples are usually soft and the caramel is cloyingly sweet and tastes like it was from the previous generation.
I convinced my boys to walk by without taking one, but only after promising to make them some at home. We picked a bunch of fresh, crisp, juicy, tart apples. The caramel is easy to make and is rich, creamy, gooey and not over-the-top sweet. For a bit of contrast to the sweet caramel, you can dip the bottom in salted peanuts
Caramel Apples:
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter
2 cups brown sugar, firmly packed
1 cup corn syrup
2 tablespoons honey
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
8 small apples
1/2 cup crushed salted peanuts, optional
To make the caramel apples:
Prepare a cookie sheet with a lightly buttered sheet of parchment, set aside.
In a 2-quart saucepan, melt the butter, then add the brown sugar, corn syrup, honey and salt. Cook over medium heat, stirring, until the mixture starts to boil. This can take about 10 minutes.
Add the sweetened condensed milk and continue to cook, stirring occasionally, until the mixture reaches 238°F on a Candy Thermometer.
Once the caramel reaches the right temperature, remove from the heat
and allow it to cool to about 200°F. It will begin to thicken as it cools. It should be thin enough to coat the apple, but thick enough to cling to the fruit.
While the caramel is cooling, stick the lollipop or popsicle sticks into the apple. Make sure they are deep enough that they won't fall out while you are dipping the apples in the caramel.
Dip the apples into the caramel. I like how they look when some of the apple is still showing, but you can completely cover them if you prefer. Hold the apple over the pot of caramel and allow some of the excess to drip off before placing them on the sheet of buttered parchment.
If you want, dip the bottom in the crushed peanuts.
Keep the apples in a cool, dry place and they will last for a few days, loosely covered with plastic.


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We have two separate themes in the market today. One is that Washington's failure to reach a fiscal cliff deal is causing worries of what might happen as the fiscal cliff begins to unfold and the second is that the economic data we received this morning on what has actually happened is quite good.
Three reports this morning, whether it's personal income and outlays, durable goods or my favorite, the Chicago Fed National Activity Index, all point to a growing economy with rather solid fundamentals. But the market is focused on dysfunctional politics.
But in the meantime, what about that supposed recession? Even if we do go off the fiscal cliff (or slope, as I prefer), it's not as though all of those $600 billion in tax hikes and spending cuts comes out of the economy right at 12:01 a.m. on Jan. 1. No, while going down the slope won't be a good idea and will cause some economic pain, that fiscal contraction will come out of the economy over time, leaving a chance for a January deal to avoid some of the problems. What remains to be seen is what any ultimate deal holds in store and that is essential for forecasting economic growth from this point.
Deal or no deal, what I am most interested in, though, is what will be the effect of the expiration of the 2% payroll tax cut on the economy. Both sides agree, rightfully so I might add, that allowing this temporary measure to expire is a good idea to maintain the solvency of the Social Security trust fund. That said, this would essentially be a 2% pay cut that would show up in consumer disposable incomes and perhaps spending in the coming year.
But in the meantime, the economic data look good, including that of consumers' income and spending. Spending in November rose by the largest amount in three years, as inflation-adjusted consumer spending rose 0.6% and real after-tax income climbed 0.8%. (Part of this may reflect a post-Sandy rebound.) In any case, both monthly increases of spending and incomes were the largest in at least eight months. Consumers were even able to increase their savings rate, which edged up to 3.6% from 3.4%, while they spent more on cars and other durable goods. Spending on durable goods is important, as it signals that consumers are feeling more confident, despite what surveys might say, and are comfortable shelling out funds on often big-ticket items.
Manufacturers responded in turn, as orders for durable goods advanced 0.7%, following a 1.1% gain in October, and was the sixth increase in the past seven months. Most categories, with the notable exception of aircraft, climbed higher. And excluding transportation, orders rose 1.6% after gains of 1.9% and 1.7% in the prior two months. This is solid.
Importantly, businesses increased their capital spending (again, outside of aircraft) by a robust 2.7% in November following a similarly strong 3.2% gain in October. This means businesses are confident in investing in future production.
Even before these reports, the Chicago Fed National Activity Index, which is a composite of 85 different indicators available as of Dec. 20, posted a large increase to +0.10 from the previous month's read of -0.64. The one-month data shows the economy is growing a bit above trend (its long-term potential growth rate, thought to be currently around 2.5% or so). Meanwhile the three-month moving average, a more widely followed measure, also advanced to -0.20 from -0.59, but showing the economy growing just slightly below trend. Both measures are the highest in at least six months.
What we don't know from today's data is, of course, what will happen next. It is quite possible that the advances in both business investment and consumer spending were predicated on the assumption that there would be a budget deal. Since, as of right now, there is no deal and it looks like we will descend the fiscal slope (I really want to move away from the cliff analogy), we may see cutbacks in spending and investment from both consumers and businesses come January. But based on the market's reaction this morning, it looks like investors, while disappointed, are hardly panicked. And that is a good sign, at least so far.


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The Crap We Missed – Monday 11.28.11
Welcome to Monday's The Crap We Missed featuring Jonah Hill reverting back to a size that doesn't make me think science has gone too far, Michelle Bombshell making me rethink all that stuff about Jesse James because how don't you stick your penis in that without a condom on, Mickey Rourke pre-homiciding someone with a wine bottle and Jesus Christ, LeAnn. Again with the tits?
Apparently my dreams of seducing Kelly Brook aren't that delusional after all (Suck it, court-ordered therapist!),
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High-protein bars and shakes may be gaining in popularity.
But one expert claims they aren't the best way to consume protein. Instead, she urges consumers to turn to natural sources of protein, such as yogurt, according to a report by "Today."
"I never recommend protein supplements. People need to be eating real food," Katherine Tallmadge, the author of "Diet Simple" told "Today." "You can feel full or more satisfied with fewer calories."
Many adults turn to protein bars and shakes as an easy way to reach the daily recommended amount of protein, but these products are often high in calories and sugar. They also don't give the save "full" feeling as a well-rounded meal.
Tallmadge recommends eating yogurt to help fuel exercise and build muscle.
"Yogurt is a major protein source," Tallmadge said.
Other natural protein-packed food includes meat, poultry, fish, legumes, eggs, milk and tofu. Read more from TODAY here.
This isn't the first time that dairy has been named as one of the best high-protein products. Chocolate milk, in particular, is a favorite among athletes after a hard workout. A 2012 study found that chocolate milk helped athletes run further thanks to its perfect mix of "high-quality protein and carbohydrates." Read, "Runners go further with chocolate milk."


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Everyone is abuzz about last night's crazy ending, and with good reason as the Braves and Red Sox showcased the two worst collapses in the history of the game, IN ONE NIGHT.
As I sat and watched Papelbon take his time getting the first two outs I could tell something wasn't right. As he handed the winning run, the cherry on the monumental collapse that was the 2011 Red Sox season, I couldn't help but let my jaw drop.
Papelbon, who had already expressed a strong desire to gauge his worth on the open market, to drive the price of the closer up, to leave Boston, had outstayed his welcome by one game. But the Red Sox still had hope.
Even with their nine game fall, the widest margin ever in September, a brand new record replacing the short-standing 8.5 games previously held by the… 2011 Braves… the Red Sox faithful and the team with the second highest payroll in all of Major League Baseball still had hope.
Theo Epstein and the rest of the Red Sox front office had spent John Henry's money on a team with one purpose. Not to rebuild. Not to win the division. Not to win the league championship. To win the World Series.
Epstein managed to lure Carl Crawford and Adrain Gonzalez, the two biggest names in the 2011 free agent class to the Red Sox. Fans were all but guaranteed their third championship since 2004.
As I realized I couldn't view the Yankees-Rays' game on television I rushed to the nearest radio, which happened to be in my car. I frantically searched for a frequency with sports talk that wasn't about the Red Sox, but instead about the Rays. After going through every sports station imaginable I finally heard "Evan Longoria hit a home run to tie the game." Not since 2004, when the Red Sox came back from a three game deficit, had I been so shocked.
The Rays. The Rays with the second worst attendance in Major League Baseball. The Rays with the third smallest payroll in the league. The Rays would play spoiler to the Red Sox. The Rays would claim the American League Wild Card.
The Rays have proved just what Jonah Keri preached in "The Extra 2%: How Wall Street Strategies Took a Major League Team from Worst to First", that working 2% harder than everyone else will ultimately get you where you want to be. That and working with what is possibly the most underrated front office in all of Major League Baseball, along with a manger who truly understands the inner workings of his young team.
This will be the third time in four years the Rays have made it to the playoffs. Each time with a payroll significantly less than that of the Red Sox or Yankees.
The question that begs to be asked: How does a team with such a small payroll, a lack of team history, and such low attendance numbers manage to stay in the hunt?
The answer was alluded to above, the brain trust that is Andrew Friedman, Stu Sternberg, and Matthew Silverman (ie the Rays' front office). In the time since Sternberg purchased the team from his predecessor Vince Naimoli the Rays have done a complete 180-degree turn and made themselves into a truly competitive team.
The Rays have taken to drafting well. With a commitment to cutting payroll, the best way for the Rays to ensure a positive future is through what Keri defines as "baseball arbitrage", or trading something for a positive value. Trades for future value ensure that the Rays have just that, a future. Instead of relying on veteran presences, the Rays have come to rely on guys like Evan Longoria who has, according to Fangraphs.com, the most team friendly contract in all of Major League Baseball. And when Longoria was hurt Matt Joyce and others learned to step-up. With the most picks in the first round of the draft ever, the Rays set themselves up for years to come in 2011.
Yes 2011 Red Sox, injuries are a reason good teams don't make the playoffs, but they are not the only reason. A Team with seemingly less talent (though this may only be because their talent is not showcased in the media in the same way as larger markets), whose star player was injured for 29 games this season, managed to beat the Red Sox to the Wild Card. Longoria still boasted a 6.3 WAR (Wins Above Replacement Player) despite his injury (for quick reference, anything above a 5 WAR is considered a All-Star caliber). Adrian Gonzalez, (who allegedly stated in an interview that "any team that doesn't make the playoffs and is supposed to, it's because of injuries" ) perhaps you should take a look at your new rivals down south and take note. Injuries are not the only reason good teams miss the playoffs. Good teams miss the playoffs because even good teams can play terribly in September.
And that is the beauty, and heartbreak, of Major League Baseball.
This year's American League Wild Card race does present interesting questions, however. Namely about the restructuring of the leagues to create more equal divisions. The Red Sox or Rays (injuries or not) would have likely won either of the other divisions, instead of being forced to compete on the last day of the season. No amount of revenue sharing can ever equal out the competitive imbalance in payrolls.
And potentially punishing a team like the Rays, who can compete against teams like the Yankees and Red Sox with a fraction of the payroll simply for geographic reasons is uncalled for. Geographic rivalries can be fun, but in all honesty it is 2011 and virtual tourism (see watching a game on TV or on MLB.tv) is almost as popular as visiting a stadium itself. There is not need for long bus trips from city to city (unless you are the Durham Bulls), teams have charter jets.
Perhaps it is time to restructure the leagues. To create a competitive balance.
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Melbourne's bracing winter mornings are set to continue through to at least mid-week with some suburbs dipping down to a click over freezing on Monday.
The latest crop of cold mornings began on Friday when Olympic Park recorded an overnight low of 8.4 degrees. By 7am on Monday, riverside joggers and rowers were subjected to a brisk 5.6-degree low.
Coldstream's cold run saw the overnight low at 3.4 degrees on Friday and a frosty 0.1 degrees on Monday.
In Laverton , the temperature dropped to 1.7 degrees at 5.30am, well down on the Friday overnight low of 5.6 degrees.
The coldest place in Victoria overnight was at Mt Hotham which reached minus 3.6 but saw little more than a smattering of snow, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
The coldest town off the mountains was Rutherglen, where the temperature was just minus 1.5 degrees.
Wangaratta had an overnight low of 0.4 degrees, Bendigo 0.1 degrees and Ballarat 3.7 degrees.
Melbourne on Friday and Monday saw the overnight low at 8.5 and 8.6 degrees, respectively, but the temperature hovered in the double digits on the mornings at the weekend.
Senior bureau forecaster Terry Ryan said the cool temperatures overnight would linger until Wednesday.
"It's been fairly low temperatures in the mornings all weekend and that looks set to continue through until Thursday," Mr Ryan said.
The forecast for the city centre on Tuesday morning is a much cooler six degrees overnight and eight degrees on Wednesday morning.
Mr Ryan said the Queen's Birthday holiday would be the pick of the sunnier days this week. More high cloud cover is expected through to mid-week. Showers are expected on Thursday and a chance of showers on Friday.
The coldest morning in the city centre overnight this year was on May 8 when the temperature dropped to 4.3 degrees.


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I have two sites, one old, one new. The old one is not updated with new content but the new one uses reviews and other content that is naturally enough regarded by Google as duplicate content, so I want to either 301 the old site or rel=canonical to the new site...
... but the old site is an old CMS and the meta fields are keywords, description, and that'a about it and I don't think I have a way of writing between the <head> tags.
I'm not sure I want to kill off the old site with a 301, so I'd like to set canonical links in htaccess, but typically htaccess is used for .pdf to html domain links and not cross domain html to html, so I can't find a How To.
Any help welcome, thanks.
Canonicalization has nothing to do with one site to another. It's has to do with multiple ways of navigating to a site. My write up here explains it all. http://www.websitecodetutorials.com/code/htaccess/canonicalization-htaccess-mod_rewrite-301-redirect-non-www-to-www-and-index-to-folder.php. If you want a 301 redirect its under htaccess in my site
Hi Eric
Cross site canonicalisation is observed by Google.
I think I need a version of the HTTP code from this blog post "How To: Advanced rel="canonical" HTTP Headers"
This is how to do a pdf to html rel=canonical in htaccess (I think).
<FilesMatch "my-file.pdf">Header set Link '<http://makeitrank.com>; rel="canonical"'</FilesMatch>
But I expect I would need to change "filesmatch" to something else...?
The tag you put in your head as far as I know does the same thing that a 301 redirect does in your htaccess. Matt talks about it in the video in my link above. So from the sounds of it you should 301 redirect in your htaccess
As I said in my first post, I can't add anything to the head. And I don't want to 301 as I'm reluctant to kill the domain off completely.
Oh I see what your saying. The PDF is the same content so don't split the seo. Yes I've read about that. I don't know how to deal with it though.
Flexing my google skills...
Yeah, what I'm trying to is...
pseudo code:
<Witchcraft "example.com/original">Head set Link <http://www.new.com/wants-original-kudos>; rel="canonical"</Witchcraft>
See above
I know that code, it's the same as in a link I posted above, I just wonder if it's any different I would need to do for an html file rather than a pdf.
I see no reason why PDF would be different
Most of the pages are .html but I also have a few "index.php?searchStr=&_a=view" pages
On WAMP I've created an htaccess with nothing in it except for:
<Files test.txt>Header add Link '<http://www.example.html>; rel="canonical"'</Files>
but visitiing http://localhost gives me a "500 Internal Server Error"
If I delete it from htaccess, localhost is fine.
Yeah htaccess does not work out of the box in wamp. Will give that error
Must do this for wamp http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=997125


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CUSTOMERS and producers have said a fond but sad farewell to the Williton Country Market after its 35 years loyal service to the village.
Organisers decided to shut up shop as it became ever clearer they could not compete with the low prices offered by supermarkets in these testing economic times.
Secretary Barbara Heywood thanked the market's loyal customers for their support through thick and thin.
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MIDDLEZOY'S season ended in disappointment on Wednesday evening when they were beaten 1-5 at home by Dundry Athletic.
Jamie Temlett scored Zoy's only goal of the afternoon in a lacklustre end to the season.
Following a draw at Burnham last Monday, Middlezoy were squeezed out of the promotion places by Frome Collegians, courtesy of a better goal difference and miss out on a third consecutive promotion by a whisker.
But with all things considered, the team have had a very successful season first season in Division One of the Somerset County League - and first team manager Johnny Warren believes they will come back stronger next season.
He said: "In the end a couple of poor results have cost us, but we have had a great season which has included wins against the three teams that have been promoted.
"We have also had two decent cup runs and are more than a match for the teams we have come up against.
"The players can hold their heads high for their efforts this season because let's not forget that two years ago we were playing in the first division of the Taunton and District League.
"People are starting to realise that this is a club moving in the right direction on and off the pitch, and we will be back better and stronger next season."
Goals from Dan Luce (2), Samuel Peppin and Craig Wright earned Zoy a draw in a goal frenzy at Burnham Unitred on Monday, but it was Wednesday's heavy defeat against Dundry that cost them dearly.


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Adnan Oktar: AFTER 2012, THERE WILL BE A GREAT SPURT IN ISLAM, IN MUSLIMS…After that date, oppression against Muslims will increase. However, there will also be a great development in Islam. Materialism will continue to collapse throughout the world. Furthermore, Allah manifests with His name "Al-Hadi." So people's minds and souls will open up.
Asu TV, 6 September 2010
Adnan Oktar: The masons wrote to me yesterday. "Your words stating that there will be a major solution in the world in 2012 have truly amazed us. Because we believe that this is the secret of freemasonry dating back to 2000 years." So they have all begun examining the Qur'an…THERE WILL BE A MAJOR EASING IN THE WORLD IN 2012. BECAUSE THERE WILL BE A TURNING TO RELIGION, TO FAITH, AND PEOPLE WILL LEARN TO GIVE THANKS TO ALLAH.
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Adnan Oktar: In the next decade, the world will enjoy the Golden Age. INDEED IT STARTS AS OF THE YEAR 2012 AND WILL DEVELOP IN A RAPID WAY. Everyone will see this.
A9 TV; 6 April 2011 (2nd broadcast)
Adnan Oktar: Our brothers and sisters should closely follow up the time. I HAVE PREDICTED THE YEAR 2012 BY THE LEAVE OF ALLAH. INSHA'ALLAH, THERE WILL BE STUNNING INCIDENTS IN 2012. And the year 2014 will be pretty different. Write this on a paper. Then the year 2017 will be eminently different. We will be all together Insha'Allah. By the leave of Allah, we will establish Turkish Islamic Union. Turkey will grow. Turkey will become great Insha'Allah.TURKEY WILL BECOME THE CENTER OF THE WORLD.
Haberturk, 18 November 2011
Mr. Serdar Turgut (one of the prominent columnists of Haberturk Newspaper in Turkey): Turkey keeps its economical dynamism while the world is exhausted from the economical crises. Justice and Development Party Administration and people who put faith into the heart of their lives have a great role in that. Turkey also starts to explain to the Arabian countries how they should live their religion and what they should do as a nation. I think during the golden age of faith, Turkey will be a role model with its dynamic economy and its way of putting faith into practice and will become the center of the world.


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IGN previews the upcoming video game Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games for the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo 3DS, where two of the most famous gaming icons compete for the gold medals in a variety of sport disciplines. The game is published by Nintendo in Japan and by Sega in North America and Europe, and is officially licensed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
The gameplay will be very similar to the previous Mario & Sonic game made for the Beijing Olympics. Like its predecessor, it will feature many fan favorite characters from both series, including Sonic and Mario themselves, as well as Luigi, Wario, Dr. Eggman, Silver the Hedgehog and Donkey Kong, this time with some famous London landmarks, like Big Ben, in the background. Horse races are right beneath the Greenwich Observatory, and you'll be able to play badminton in the Wembley Arena.
The new events in this game are badminton, canoeing, football and horse-riding. Here's what IGN thinks about these additions:
- There are just four new events: horse-riding, canoeing, football and badminton. The equestrian event (horse-riding to you and me) is played extremely straight and could have been pulled straight from Pippa Funnell; characters have to make their way atop a pony around a obstacle-riddled course in the shortest time possible. Canoeing is a two-player co-op game, which is all about your team's rhythm - paddle together and you'll zoom ahead. Badminton feels like a very light version of Mario Tennis or Virtua Tennis, with automatically-moving players wafting their rackets at the shuttlecock. If a player messes up their shot the opponent has a chance to do a special smash move, which is normally unstoppable. We didn't get to see the football, sadly.
Some of the returning ones have also been improved:
- However, merely because the older events have returned, that doesn't mean they haven't changed. In particular, SEGA has again re-imagined a few competitions as Dream Events - so the long jump has changed into a sideways scrolling Mario party game (very much like Yoshi's Island) where players must survive for as long as possible on a level with collapsing clouds, giant Bullet Bills and each other to compete with. Similarly, the Dream discus is a Sonic Adventure tribute that consists of players riding their discuses in aerial arenas and knocking each other out of the way to get rings, which determine the winner.
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2011.03.30 Mary Snyder: Don't make seniors pay for the rich
We seniors have not had a pay raise in our Social Security in two years now, while Big Government continues to dish out pay raises.
It's not cancer or osteoporosis that's killing us seniors, it's carrying "The Rich" on our backs.
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