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Topic: A Good News Day
We went to the Urologist yesterday and he said Dr. Kresl (radiologist who will do the cyberknife) called him. That alone is amazing!! He said, "Kresl is absolutely brilliant!" Good to hear from another Doctor! At any rate he also said Dr. Kresl is very positive that he WILL get the cancer (with the cyberknife) that returned where the duodenum used to be! So now the Urologist is going to schedule a surgery where he will insert a tube near the bladder to relieve the ureter that is being kinked by the cancer (are you with me?) and then he hopefully can dis the tube (from the back) and drainage bag for the urine. All should be normal after a few days of "burning". With all this good news, poor Teddy is only thinking about the "burning" to come. Ouch! We are thrilled though with the news. Then on Oct 27th (his birthday) he gets his next PET Scan and hopefully the cyberknife will be in November. As you know this is if everything goes according to plan! How we all live for these good news days!


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Originally known as the New York Gothams, the San Francisco Giants is one of the oldest baseball teams in the history of America.
Their first season, where they finished two games behind Chicago, still drew a spectacular beginning of a long history for the team with 76 victories. That was in 1885, and nearly 40 years later, the Giants, still known as the New York Gothams at this point, won both the National League title and the World Series.
That, however, was no surprise, for seven of the eight Giants Starters bet better than .320; it also marked the second World Series for them. Many of the team's numbers were record-breaking; all the way up to 1923, the team was the first in the 20th century to score in every inning of the game. With George Kelly who hit three consecutive home runs in a single game; Travis Jackson who recorded 100-plus runs battled in (RBI's) in a single contest and Ross Youngs who led the league 121 runs scored, the Giants astounding statistics was no surprise and the result: another year where they participate in the World Series.
The early 1950's brought the New York Gothams to a hault, but in 1958, the team became who we know it as today: the San Francisco Giants.
Purchased by the city's mayor, George Christopher and led by the legendary manager, Bill Rigney, the team moved to the Bay Area for the 1958 season. And the city welcomes their team with excitement and a huge parade. But they were off to a slow start: they finished 12 games out in third place, but still managed to gain a notable 80-74 record.
The team didn't make it to their World Series by the Bay Area until 1962, with Skipper Alvin Dark on their side, but continues to string stellar seasons until 1965. Each of their four seasons in a row resulted in 90 wins for them; but unfortunately, they fell short of two games and settles for a runner-up finish.
Although the team was only getting close, and not quite getting there, several Giants achieved their personal homeruns. Gaylord Perry was only of five San Francisco Giants in the Hall of Fame. Perry had a 16-win history, where he pitched 19 complete games. Other players like Orlanda Cepeda, Bob Gibson and Willie McCovey also had outstanding stats.
Come the 90's and comes Barry Bonds: the team's most notable player of the decade. Barry Bonds is the fourth member of the prestigious 300-300 and the 40-40 clubs. In other words, he completed his 300th and 301st homeruns in one year and then his 400th the next. But the team's history was still dragging on. After eight years, the Giants finally made their postseason appearance in the National League Wild Card and although losing to Florida's Marlins, they were a tough team to beat.
The Giants, in 2002, bounced back to their tremendous and victory-filled history and made it to the National League Championship Series. The next year, and for the first time since 1936-37, the team earned consecutive appearances in postseason play. They won't their third National League West title and became only the second team in history to go write-to-wire with a finish of 100-61.
The next four years brought another downturn, only to bring the team to 2008, where towards the end of the season, the team posted a 28027 mark. The rookie Pablo Sandoval hit .345 in 41 games and pushed for the Giants' strong finish.
Till this day, the Giants continue their highs and lows of baseball performance, bringing to their fans years of great accomplishments and others of coming-close victory.
For information on the team's spring schedule and their arrival to Arizona, see the Spring Schedule here.

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A Taste of Kindness
de Mugino Saeki
À propos du livre
The gift of good food can mend hearts, build bridges, bolster spirits and create lasting memories. This cookbook is filled with 59 comforting recipes inspired by classic family favourites, global cuisines, ancient food therapies and modern nutrition.
Try some hearty, slow-cooked stews that deepen in flavour with patience and love. Cool down and refuel with some fast, refreshing salads. Offer warm baskets of delicious, home-made breads to friends and family. Decadent yet deceptively healthy desserts will entice everyone to ask for seconds.
With the purchase of this book, you will also help provide essential nourishment and humanitarian aid around the world. All of the net proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the following hunger relief organizations:
Action Against Hunger,
World Food Programme.
You can track the amounts raised for Action Against Hunger or make direct donations here [to be updated monthly; $217.50 raised to date]:
I am currently sorting out the logistics of having a fundraising campaign page with the World Food Programme; check back here for updates [$137.50 raised to date]!
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie Cuisine
Portrait standard, 20×25 cm
120 Pages
- Date de publication juil 01, 2012
- Langue English
À propos du créateur
Mugino is a computer security specialist by day, avid foodie by night. Even though her kitchen is one of the smallest rooms in the house, she spends the bulk of her time there, playing with her food. Trolling farmer's markets, ogling cookbooks, discovering new restaurants and rolling home with a satisfied belly are among her favourite pastimes. As is the case for most people, Mugino's formative lessons in cooking came from watching her mother. Later culinary influences include Jacques Pepin, Julia Child, James Beard, Heston Blumenthal, Fergus Henderson and copious episodes of Iron Chef Japan. Everything else she knows about cookery comes from friends.
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What a pleasure to see Mets baseball again. Some things I noticed:
- Wonderful to see Josh Thole throw out a runner early in Monday night's game. At around the .700 OPS he's been putting up in his career so far, he's a slight liability with below-average defense. With above-average defense, he becomes a net plus, especially at such a low salary.
- Obviously, one spring outing doesn't mean much. But considering that much of Dillon Gee's success last year was built around a home run rate lower than you'd expect, the home run by Rick Ankiel certainly wasn't great news.
- Really liked Andres Torres' at-bat in the first, along with his stolen base. I think he certainly comes in with something to prove. Let's hope the body is willing.
- Daniel Murphy looked just fine at second base
What did all of you see?
Today, Johan Santana gets his first spring start. It is hardly an overstatement to point out the massive value Santana holds for the Mets. He takes up about 30 percent of the payroll, and the difference between a typical Santana season, and a typical, say, Miguel Batista season is likely to be immense. You can see this at 1 p.m. on SNY. I know I'll be watching.


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Orange and black crepe streamers, plastic spiders on cotton webs and a punch bowl filled with dry ice is sooooo First Grade Homeroom. For your sophisticated Halloween Dinner party, go with decorations that are a little more elegant from Smith & Hawken. Hurricanes shaped like pumpkins are pretty and have glass that's "seeded," so flickering candlelight in enhanced.


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A PET dog has gone missing after burglars ransacked a home in Clacton.
It is thought that the homeowner's five-year-old Staffordshire bull terrier, Jess, may have run off during the raid.
The burglary happened in Dudley Road between 8.15am and 3.15pm on Wednesday after the thieves got in through an unlocked back door.
A spokesman for Essex Police said: "A messy search of the property was made and police are still establishing what, if anything, was stolen.
"The victim's Staffordshire bull terrier is now missing from the address.
"It is possible it ran off during the burglary."
The pet dog is described as having brindle colouring with a white neck and one white paw.
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COLUMBUS, Ga. –In their first night of regular season action, the Saint Leo women's softball team split a pair of games on the opening day of the PBC-SSC Challenge tournament, Saturday evening from S. Commons Complex. The Lions defeated No. 10 Columbus State (1-1) by a score of 5-0 in their season opener, just before falling to No. 12 North Georgia (2-0), by a score of 5-2.
In total, the Lions registered eight hits on the day, but their defense faced the strongest test as they battled the fully capable bats of the Columbus State Cougars and the North Georgia Saints.
Leading the offense for the Lions was junior-transfer Chelsey Steedley, who went 3-5 on the day and collected the first Saint Leo homerun of the season when she sent one over the left-centerfield fence during the Lions' game against North Georgia. Sophomore speedster McKenzie Burns also played a large part in the Lions' offense, going 3-7 at the plate and stealing four bases.
The first run of the year came early in the first game, after a first inning single by junior-transfer Brittany Ewing allowed Burns to score easily. Soon after, Steedley crossed the plated after senior Rachelle Gremo grounded out to third base.
Although the first two runs of the game came early on, the Lions weren't able to string anything else together again until the top of the 6th inning, when Burns stole home plate yet again. Four batters later, an error by Columbus State's catcher allowed Ewing to cross the plate, and moments later, another error allowed Steedley to reach home safely.
Holding the Cougars scoreless was the work of the Lions' freshman pitcher, Alana Tabel (1-0), who threw a complete game for her first win donning the green and gold. Holding Columbus State to just five hits and one walk, Tabel notched four strikeouts on the day after facing 26 batters.
Despite the Lions' early win to start off their 2013 campaign, Saint Leo was unable to get the offense going against North Georgia as the Saints' freshman pitcher, Courtney Poole, struck out 14 and allowed only 3 hits.
It was once again McKenzie Burns who put the Lions on the board first, scoring on an error during the top of the first inning. North Georgia did not reach home plate until the bottom of the second inning when the Saints' Kayla Minger and Katie Garnett scored on a single by junior Sarah Johnson.
In the top of the third inning, Saint Leo's Chelsey Steedly answered back and blasted a homerun to tie the game at 2-2, but the Lions' offensive effort died down from there. In the bottom of the 3rd inning, the Saint's Kim McMillan sent one over the centerfield wall to take the lead, 3-2. A few batters later, freshman Meagan May scored an unearned run on a passed ball. In the 5th, May scored another run on a double by Martin to end the Saints' offensive campaign.
The Lions' pitching staff, comprised of junior-transfer Sarah Steiner (2 innings), senior Megan Still (3 innings) and sophomore Ashley Ehlers (1 inning), allowed four earned runs on the evening while striking out six and walking only one. Steiner (0-1) took the loss in the effort.
The Lions will return to action on Saturday, Feb. 3, when they continue the PBC-SSC Challenge with a doubleheader to end the round-robin tournament. Saint Leo will take on UNC-Pembroke at 11:30 a.m. and Armstrong Atlantic at 2:00 p.m., just before heading home from S. Commons Complex.
For more information regarding the the softball program, stay current with Saintleolions.com. Also, be sure to 'Like' the Lions on Twitter and 'Follow' the Lions softball team on Facebook.


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Raising Awareness of Cardiovascular Health
Heart Smart is a 1000 square foot English, Spanish and Haitian Creole museum exhibition. It emphasizes adopting healthy lifestyle habits, specifically, good nutrition, physical activity, and stress management. Heart Smart is aimed at raising awareness about risk factors and offers strategies to improve personal health. Its interactive components engage visitors by having them take simple personal measurements (e.g., blood pressure, height, weight, waist size, and self-reported health habits) and providing them with personalized feedback.
To date, there have been about 53,000 visitors and 80% have consented to contribute personal data to research.
Heart Smart is a collaboration between the University of Miami, Department of Psychology, and the Miami Science Museum. The project serves museum visitors and Miami-Dade County Public School students and teachers.
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Here we are.
It's the end of September. October is around the corner. This means that one of my favorite marathons is also around the corner. It's the St. George Marathon, and it happens on the first Saturday of October every year.
Saturday next will be the Rabid's 9th St. George Marathon. NINE! Wow. Wish I could tell you something like, it doesn't seem like it'll be nine, or it feels like my first St George was just yesterday, or where did all that time go? But truthfully, time sure does not fly when you're running marathons. And strangely enough, the faster you go, the longer it feels.
It's too bad Mr. Einstein and I weren't buddies, because I could have shown him how running could help explain his theory of relativity. Einstein's theory-o'-relativity explanation-of-choice was the hot plate – hot stripper corollary.
People would ask ol' Albert (trust me, I've read the book) to explain the theory of relativity in terms for lay people. He said something about how time does not feel constant, and that one's perception of time is based completely on their circumstances. For example, 30 seconds with your hand on a hot plate will not feel the same as a stripper on your lap for 30 seconds. That's the theory of relativity explained via hot plate – hot stripper. (At least the theory of relativity for dudes. Anyone care to take a stab at the female equivalent of a hot stripper on the lap for 30 seconds? And I s'pose that some strippers out there might make 30 seconds on the hot plate seem rather short in comparison, yes?)
This same theory of relativity applies to running. The faster you run, the more it hurts, and the longer it seems. So, although you might finish faster, it will hurt more, and seem longer. Got that? Faster is longer. Slower is shorter.
Sometimes I'm so fascinated with my very own logic that it makes me dizzy.
In celebration of this, my 9th St. George and 20th total, I present to you, the Tuesday Tunes (on Wednesday 'cause I'm a slacker): Beethoven's 9th Symphony.
First Movement: Allegro ma non troppo
Second Movement: Molto vivace
Third Movement: Adagio molto e cantabile
Fourth Movement: "Ode to Joy"
Let's hear it for Joy! And all the Odes that go with this Joy! And for hot plates! And for Strippers! And for marathons!
p.s. My Sister will be a soloist for this 9th Symphonic Masterpiece of Beethoven's. I just sent her a text to get the exact date and time and whatnot. I'll keep you posted.
p.p.s. My Sister and I both have the names of famous porn stars. Aren't we lucky? And you wonder why I don't use my for-reals name!


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What is the fastest way to learn javascript ?
I watched some videos from tuts plus, but can't understand how to code from scrach. Can you suggest any books.
This sounds quite good: https://learnable.com/books/jsjavascript1
[Eloquent JavaScript is a great, free online book that teaches JavaScript from the basics. It has some interactive exercises that let you try things out as you learn. There's also the JavaScript course at [URL="http://codecademy.com"]Codecademy](http://eloquentjavascript.net/), which teaches the basics and is good if you like to learn by doing.
For learning, I reckon that the Head First series of books make it easy to pick up what you need to know.Head First JavaScript
We also have a thread here specifically about which books to read, where you can find a good shortlist of books to read too, along with other useful advice too.
There is no fastest way, You need to love JavaScript first.Once you are fall in love with it, the rest are easy.
The thing to avoid is all the web sites, books and college classes that teach history of JavaScript - the way that it used to be written for Netscape 4 and earlier.
If the material makes reference to any of: document.write, document.all, document.layers, alert (other than for debugging), confirm, or prompt then move on because that resource is extremely out of date.
Modern JavaScript is (with few exceptions) attached to the bottom of the page just before the </body> tag. All variables will be declared at the top of each function with the entire script wrapped in an anonymous function to ensure that it doesn't clash with any other scripts that might get added to the same page. Whichever resource that you use to start with may not show all the JavaScript that way to start with but it should have covered how to code that way by the time you get to the point where you are able to write useful scripts to use on live web pages.
All variables will be declared at the top of each function with the entire script wrapped in an anonymous function to ensure that it doesn't clash with any other scripts that might get added to the same page. Whichever resource that you use to start with may not show all the JavaScript that way to start with but it should have covered how to code that way by the time you get to the point where you are able to write useful scripts to use on live web pages.
Felgall, do you have a page on your site that gives a demo of all those bits together?
If you like, here's a basic template for the module pattern.
var MODULE = (function () {
var my = {},
privateVariable = 1;
function privateMethod() {
// ...
my.moduleProperty = 1;
my.moduleMethod = function () {
// ...
return my;
It may also not be assigned to a global variable, if you don't want to directly access things from it later on.
Brilliant. Thanks For the examples, guys.
@felgall ;
Thanks for sharing dude.I will re-view that.
By the way what's the difference between the two below,
What to you mean by What's the difference? They are two different sites. What more is there to say? MDN is a major company site, and the other is felgall's personal site.
@ralph_m ; wow, that's nice to know.So that is his site. cool...I will try to read his site.
Yes, although I'm pretty slow to understand JS, I do appreciate the efforts of people like felgall to help me out.
The best way to learn anything is to start DOING it. { That is how I mastered Brain Surgery!!}As you struggle and stumble with Javascript you can ask for help on Sitepoint. Those difficulties you overcome become the best learned lessons and the foundation of your knowledge.
I would like to also inject into the "side discussion" this great resource I just discovered! A neat tutorial paired with a 'playground' to test, experiment, try and learn.
I thinks no faster way.First you love java script.You can success.see many video uses youtube.Go torrent site and download many more video.
The difference that led to my creating javascriptexample.net is that the mozilla site is basically a reference while my site is my fourth attempt at writing a series of tutorials to teach JavaScript to beginners (the first three versions appeared on javascript.about.com during the seven years that I was writing about JavaScript for them - the New York Times owned about.com for most of the time I wrote for them so the fourth version of my tutorials is the first not on a site owned by a well known company).
I personally found the JavaScript track at Codecademy incredibly helpful (and it's free which is nice too).
Learnable has a bunch of resources on Javascript too. Including: Simply Javascript (eBook) JavaScript Programming For The Web (Course) The Art & Science of JavaScript (eBook) Jump Start JavaScript (eBook)
I must admit I haven't yet had a chance to read the Jump Start JavaScript book yet (though it's sitting on my Kindle). But the 'Jump Start' titles are based around the idea that you can learn basic skills and get up to speed with a given topic over a weekend, so it's probably a good starting point.
The best option to learn java is to read different books you can download free ebook from bookchums


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Launching a child into adulthood means sending them through the teenage years, an unavoidable and thorny path that parents remember with scars of their own.
And among the most worrisome distractions for parents are drugs and alcohol.
The subject is a parents' biggest enemy, and some teenagers' biggest curiosity.
But teenagers say they don't have to go far to find out what drugs and alcohol are all about.
Over a week after adjournment of the 2008 session of the Georgia General Assembly, political observers are still talking about the session that long will be remembered for the deep rift that developed between Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and House Speaker Glenn Richardson.
Left undone was any compromise on tax relief from differing ideas floated by Cagle and Richardson. Also undone was any long-term solution for trauma care and transportation.
One million dollars. It was once the plateau that was as far away as the moon. A generation ago, a worker might work an entire career and never earn a million dollars.
Gainesville's loan review committee now has the authority to lend more money to those needing assistance with housing rehabilitation. But the authority to lend more does not necessarily mean that there is more money to offer.
GAINESVILLE - Seventy-five minutes before the final bell rings, the first cars start showing up in the student pick-up lane at the entrance to Davis Middle School in South Hall.
When a tornado or other disaster strikes, it's too late to ponder the amount of insurance coverage you have on your home.
But insurance executives and state officials alike say that all too often customers who have not updated their insurance policies may find they have inadequate coverage to rebuild their home or replace its contents.
The Flint River is an oddity in Georgia. The river begins as a spring or groundwater seep underneath the runways of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. The flow is channeled off the airport by large drainage pipes.
From there it meanders 350 miles in a basin that is only 212 miles in length. It has 220 miles of unimpeded flow, making it one of only 40 rivers in the U.S. with open flows of 200 miles or more.
From the state Capitol in Atlanta to the U.S. Capitol in Washington, the mailbag is much lighter than it was a few years ago. The amount of correspondence hasn't changed. Its delivery method has.
An estimated 1.7 million Georgians don't have health insurance. State officials say that's unacceptable, and they're taking steps to change the situation.
Gov. Sonny Perdue and Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle are both promoting various pieces of recently introduced legislation that they hope will reform health care in Georgia.
One cannot have the best of both worlds. For example, Daniel Webster had to sacrifice his stubborn views on slavery for the betterment of the American Union when he chose to advocate Henry Clay's Compromise of 1850.
But is that not what choices are all about: making sacrifices? Did Oscar Wilde's Dorian Gray not have to sacrifice morality for aestheticism and inevitably face the consequences? A choice can not be made without a sacrifice evident in the clear denotation of the word "choice."
Today's choices affect my future because all of my actions have consequences. Every choice made has consequences, either good or bad. The path less taken may create a better outcome for me in my future, but my choices made today help me to get on the path for success. Today's choices affect more than my future; they also affect my character and how I appear toward other people.
If I make a good choice, I can usually be assured of a good outcome, but many times even a good choice may not produce the greatest positive effect. The ...
Today's choices affect my future because I may not be here tomorrow. Before I move along, I assure everyone that I am not suicidal and am not medicated with anti-depressants or any other drugs regarding the end of a person's life. I'm simply stating a fact. A person's anatomy is incredibly fragile, and day-to-day life has various risks. I prefer to risk it all.
One of my greatest achievements in life has been my tennis. Not only does it help relieve the stress of a busy high school student by serving balls at several miles per ...
A person makes thousands of decisions a day. These decisions are based on the benefits and consequences of the future. Our decisions will affect our futures, whether we like it or not.
Many people make decisions without considering the consequences; these decisions affect many lives. Decisions are most crucial in living a healthy and beneficial life. The choices I make today affect my future jobs, my voice in the environment around me, and my health.
In a practical sense, the definition of the word "choice," a decision made from a range of options, falls blatantly short of what the word implies. A choice is a decision made from a range of options, but the definition does not entail what, if anything, occurs afterward.
In reality, a choice, no matter how small, always has consequences. Therefore, it is logical to assume the choices that one makes today have a direct impact on the future. Yet, within the enigmatic domain of life, there are certain consequences that occur outside of our control (that is to say, that ...
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SAINT LEO, Fla. – The Saint Leo volleyball team (10-14, 2-10 SSC) fell to the visiting Eckerd College Tritons (19-7, 10-2 SSC) by a score of 3-1 (26-24, 25-16, 23-25, 25-21), Saturday afternoon from the Lions' home court. The victory notched the Tritons' eighth-straight win.
The first set beThe back and forth frame featured numerous Eckerd leads, and the Lions had no chances to gain any momentum, as they were never able to go ahead by more than two points. After numerous attempts by the Lions to win the first set, the Tritons walked away with the 26-24 victory.
The Tritons made quick work of the Lions during the second set, ending with a score of 25-16. During the set, the Lions were never able to score more than three points in a row. The Tritons finished the set with 16 kills and 13 digs, while the Lions collected 10 digs and 9 kills.
After a short break, the third set began with a point by Saint Leo, and the momentum built from there for the Lions. At one point during the match, the Lions led by as much as five points, yet the Tritons refused to accept defeat. From the 15-point mark and forward, the Lions and Tritons battled each other until the end of the match, when the Lions took the lead and ended the set, 25-23.
The visiting Tritons began the fourth set with a point in their favor, but it was back and forth volleyball from there on out. With neither team giving in, the deficit was never more than two points until the Tritons took the lead at 14 points and never looked back, winning the set 25-21.
Despite the loss, junior Jordan Sisson notched 10 kills in the effort, while Tawni Warren, Molly Alexander, and Jaclyn Mailoto collected 15, 13, and 12 digs, respectively. As a team, the Lions had 13 team blocks, 49 digs and 44 kills, while the Tritons finished with an attacking percentage of .226, collecting 53 digs and 62 kills.
Eckerd's Olivia Fraser and Ali McAlvany led the Tritons in attacking as they collected 15 and 14 kills, respectively, while Kaleigh Humphrey and Emily Schadow both notched double-digit digs.
Saint Leo will take the court again on Friday, Nov. 9 as they battle the visiting Rollins College Tars. The match is slated to begin at 5:00 p.m.
For more on the volleyball program, please visit SaintLeoLions.com. Also, be sure to 'Follow' the Lions on Twitter and 'Like' the Lions on Facebook.
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We're Eatin' Flipper, Folks!
Fooled ya, Miss Claudia! You thougt we was gonna eat dolphin!
We're eatin' dolphin FISH - otherwise known as Mahi-Mahi or Dorado.
Mmmm..mmm...cajun spiced over mesquite wood!
Grilled to perfection, Bob style!
BBQ Bob's Cajun Spice
1/2 cup Kosher salt
1/2 cup cayenne
1/2 cup paprika
1/2 cup garlic granules
1/2 cup ground black pepper
4 tablespoons onion granules
4 tablespoons oregano, dry
4 tablespoons thyme, dry
Mix all ingredients and store in a jar.
Mahi Mahi
12oz Filets
Rub spice into the fish, wrap in plastic.
Marinade 1 hour only
Get your grill ready – (mesquite wood preferably) – get the coals up as close to the grill as possible – make sure you get some extra vegetable oil and apply it liberally on the grill with a rag so the fish won't stick.
This is a quickie….depending upon the thickness of the steaks. Anywhere from 2-4 minutes per side.
Serve with white rice and spicy black beans with garlic.
Of course, wash it down with some ice cold Mexican style beer.
My "Itchy Huevos" beer is PERFECT with this and I'm posting the recipe for the beer too….
Good Eats!
Itchy Huevos Beer Recipe
Itchy Juevos!
Brewer: BBQ Bob
Email: -
Beer: Itchy Juevos! Style: Vienna
Type: Extract w/grain Size: 5.0 gallons
Bitterness: 32 IBU
Alcohol: 5.8% v/v (4.5% w/w)
Grain: 2 lb. German Vienna
1 lb. German Munich
8 oz. British crystal 50-60L
1 oz. Belgian chocolate
8 oz. Flaked wheat
Boil: 60 minutes SG 1.046 6.5 gallons
6 lb. Light malt extract
8 oz. Wheat extract
Hops: 1.0 oz. Saaz (3.75% AA, 60 min.)
.5 oz. Spalt (6.75% AA, 30 min.)
.5 oz. Spalt (6.75% AA, 15 min.)
1.0 oz. Saaz (3.75% AA, 2 min.)
1.0 oz. Spalt (6.75% AA, 2 min.)
Yeast: WLP Mexican Lager-Platinum series


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Well, the SE reps disclosed that there will be an overhauled Job system for FFXIV. My question is:
Which FFXI jobs will not make the cut, and why? (I am hoping every single job does make it in, but I am trying to be realistic, 20 jobs from the start?)
I am thinking the following jobs might not make it because of design probably:
Beastmaster - If the battles will be both against groups and single foes there is a chance BST would be severely underpowered the way it works in most FF games, including FFXI. (I play BST in FFXI, but I don't know what will happen, I want to play BST from day one, SE, can it be in there, please?)
Puppetmaster - Same as BST, and the job was new for FFXI, so we don't even know how well the concept will work in FFXIV.
Scholar - Since this job works with weather effects and we don't know how weather will be implemented in FFXIV, there could be a chance this job might not be implemented from the get go.
Blue Mage - This job will depend of how SE manages to make the battle system work in FFXIV, but has better chance than the other job to work.
From my humble point of view the rest of the jobs will probably be a lot easier to implement in FFXIV and well. We can be safe SMN must be there because Summoning is a staple of almost every FF game ever made and the game would feel very not FF without them.
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MUCH-needed work to revamp a scout hut in the heart of Winchester has started.
Known as the 'Log Cabin', the 11th Winchester Scout Group's hut will be remodelled at its entrance and extended to its side, creating access and toilets for the disabled, and storage facilities.
Energy efficiency will also be improved by installing insulation, energy efficient doors and windows, low-energy lighting, and water-saving devices.
Work at the Stockbridge Road hut started on Monday (July 14) to the tune of £90,000. The scouts raised £30,000 themselves, with The Veolia Environmental Trust topping up the total with £65,000 awarded through the landfill communities fund.
Scout Leader Giles Gooding hopes the revamp will create a space for the wider community – not just the scouts.
He said: "'The Log Cabin' can once again be a great facility worthy of its position in the heart of the local community. This project will make the building accessible to people with disabilities and the improved facilities and warmer hall will make it more appealing to members of the community."
He added: "The consultation came up with a number of recreational ideas such as a climbing wall, a wilderness area, and an archery lane, none of which are currently available in the community. Subject to funding, this project will open the way for us to improve the rest of the site and implement some of these ideas."


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Trade him
Trade him
Is it "next season" yet?
Nice play by Carpenter at 3B right there.
Carpenter makes a diving stop on a grounder by Cozart.
Nothing I hate more than 1 or 2 pitch outs. Make the pitcher work a little bit sheesh
Most Vottomatic Player
*sigh* at least Choo made him work a little...
Is the chat down?
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Votto strikes out swinging. 0-0 mid 1st.
We should see what Choo and Votto would fetch us prospect-wise.
Thanks for the pbp.
Jay grounds out to 3rd.
Nice running catch by Robinson.
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Wednesday, August 23, 2017
Cystic Fibrosis
Could I Have CF
My niece has CF, I am 40. I had double pneumonia dec. 2009, they tell me that it is all gone. I have stabbing pain in my lung area, both sides, shortness of breath, especially when I move around, I cough, sometimes i feel like I need to cough to catch my breath, sometimes I cough so hard I throw up. I also break out in sweats for no reason. I feel like I`m getting worse not better. My sister insists that I have all the same symptoms her daughter had before she was diagnoised. Do you think it is possible that I could have CF? I see an infectious disease Dr., a family Dr and a pulmonary Dr. all trying to figure out what is wrong with me. They all seem to be stumped.
We do occasionally see adults diagnosed with CF, and some even later than 40 years old. Usually (though not always) these people have had some degree of problems for much of their life, though usually much milder than those with "classic" CF.
If you have not raised this question with your pulmonologist, I would. There is only one way to be sure-and that is to test. The gold standards are the sweat chloride test, done in a CF foundation certified site, and/or genetic testing. I wish you luck in sorting this out and resolving your persistent symptoms.
John S Heintz, MD
Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
College of Medicine
The Ohio State University


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I am making my way through the "Build Mobile Websites and Apps for Smart Devices" Book by Sitepoint. Initially I was very impressed with the quality of content in the book, however, as you go further through the book I have realised that the title of this book is slightly misleading. What it should read is "Build Mobile Websites and Apps for Smart Devices (if you have a Mac)."When I got the book, I was under the impression that I would be able to develop for all mobile operating systems, using just HTML, CSS and javascript. However, it appears that you also need a Mac computer for iOS development. I know you can still develop for Android and WebOS but let's be honest - there's no point in making apps if you can't build for iPhone and iPad. So I feel like I have wasted my cash on this book, which is sad.So I started looking for solutions.I thought I have found it with Adobe Phonegap Build but even though you no longer need the SDK, you still need a '...Mac to configure your certificate and provisioning profile." However, someone in the Phonegap community wrote this interesting post about using OpenSSL to get around the problem: http://community.phonegap.com/nitobi/topics/detailed_guide_for_setting_up_building_ios_apps_without_a_mac - anyone tried this?
Can't say I've tried the OpenSSL method, have you tried it yet?
Another option that might work for you is installing OSX on a Virtual Machine (Using VirtualBox for example) - the only thing you need that might cost a couple of bucks is a copy of OSX (try eBay or see if a friend has the install DVD)
MacBreaker have some tutorials on how to install OSX on VirtualBox that might be helpful if you're interested: http://www.macbreaker.com/2012/07/mountain-lion-virtualbox.html
No I havn't tried OpenSSL yet - I havn't finished building my first app yet - I'm just looking into options.
I have found another option in mobundler.com - which appears to let you build the necessary .p12 file online. Looks promising combined with Phonegap Build?
Thanks for the info re VirtualBox - sorry to ask but is this a legit way of doing things? I'm a novice in this area but it sounds like it should be an infringement of Apple's licensing agreement?
I can't say I've read the licensing agreement so please don't take this as legal advice.
But... as long as you own a (legal) copy of the OS, you should be able to install it on a Virtual Machine without too much of a problem. The other option would be to buy a Macbook (used Macbooks on ebay will set you back a couple of hundred $$).
I'll start saving then!
Re OpenSSL - you can build and sign an app but you apparently still need a Mac to get your app into the AppStore [facepalm]


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This article was published 16/1/2013 (1676 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
This Tre Visi spinoff is a boon to fans of the original restaurant who don't want to battle downtown traffic or face the daunting hunt for a parking space. Not that there's a lot of parking on this increasingly interesting corner (with the Grove Pub just across the street), but there's usually some space within an easy walk.
One catch though: they don't accept reservations. If there was any doubt about what kind of eatery this part of River Heights wanted, just try getting in at 6 p.m. on a Saturday night, at which time, on my visits at least, every table was taken, with hopefuls waiting at the entrance. To be safe get there when the doors open at 5 p.m.
There's good reason for that kind of popularity. In a part of the city primed for good little neighbourhood restaurants, this one offers a cosy room with a mellow vibe, an understated but sophisticated decor of muted taupe, brightened by the occasional splash of bright raspberry red and a rare civilized noise level.
Also (and without which none of the above would matter), it offers solid renditions of Italian basics that are delicious and moderately priced, with pastas from $16 to $19 (gluten free for an extra $3.50) and main courses from $21 to $23.
There are no surprises on the menu, which steers clear of trends. This is fine with me -- I'm fond of the familiar. It is also significantly shorter than its parent's menu -- seven pastas, and seven main courses only -- and I was disappointed to find some of my downtown favourites were missing, such as the locally rare panzanella bread salad, or the seafood risotto (although, come to think of it, that's no longer on the downtown menu either). Actually I did have a risotto here, but it was as a main course garnish. More on that later.
Still, it seems churlish to complain about what I couldn't have when everything I did have was so good. You'd be off to a fine start with the marvellous mussels, for instance -- plump, brimming with briny juices and perfectly prepared, in our case, in a simple white wine reduction. Spicy tomato is an alternative ($13). Or with a fritto misto of barely breaded calamari, a few shrimp and zucchini slices, with a dip of marinara sauce ($12). Or even just the perfect, on-the-house and still-warm-from-the-oven focaccia (a second serving is $2.50 for four more pieces).
I can't decide which pasta is my favourite. On one visit it was a toss-up between superb, silken gnocchi slathered in a luscious creamy pesto, and the heartier bowtie farfalle strewn with crumbled bits of slightly spicy pork sausage and red peppers. But on another visit I was impressed by the linguine adriatica, which was packed with more of those excellent mussels, a few big shrimp, the occasional scallop and little strips of squid.
Most of the main courses are garnished with a pasta. One of the exceptions is the succulent braised lamb shank, although it was hard to judge the flavour of the risotto it was perched on since it was completely drenched by the shank's rich dark sauce. Another exception was the top-notch salsiccia casalinga -- three big, fat sausages with beans (but not quite enough of them for me), their porky richness balanced by the slightly bitter streaks of rapini and some grape tomatoes.
There's also tender veal scallopini with mushrooms, napped with a well-balanced marsala sauce. The fettuccine alfredo it came with was rich but not very flavourful, and if I have a nit to pick it's that I'd like to see some vegetables offered as alternatives to the fettuccine -- especially if one wants to start dinner with a pasta, before the main course.
Every night features a different seafood special. Our's was big, butterflied shrimp with capers and bits of cocktail tomatoes showered with, but not overwhelmed by, garlic. The only other possibilities are bone-in chicken cacciatore with pappardelle or alla parmigiana with fettuccine alfredo, a seafood stew, and three pizzas at $12. to $14.
The lunch menu is almost identical, but a few pastas are offered in half portions paired with a salad, and there are three panini at $14 each, including soup or salad.
Apart from house-made gelati and sorbets there are only three desserts, but the two I tried were stellar: the stunning torta di polenta -- a lemon-scented cake of cornmeal and crushed almonds; and the melodia tre visi -- a trio that varies from day to day but, in our case, was composed of creme brulee, panna cotta with berries and a raspberry mousse in a chocolate cone, all luscious ($7 each).
Service was impeccable by a staff that is thoroughly knowledgeable about the menu, attentive and friendly. The wine list is interesting, with several available by the glass, and there are alternatives in such classic Italian cocktails as negronis, americanos and bellinis.
To see the location of this restaurant as well as others reviewed in the Winnipeg Free Press, please see the map below or click here.
Restaurants marked with a red flag were rated between 0.5 to 2.5 stars; yellow flags mark those rated between 2.5 to 4 stars; and green flags mark those rated rated 4.5 to 5 stars. Locations marked with a yellow dot were not assigned a star rating.


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DREAM GARDEN Wall Hanging
Okay, I'll admit it. I like the girly stuff. Sometimes I just wanna pop a bow in my hair, put on a pinafore and get lost in a garden where little birds will gather around to wonder what my thoughts are. Mmmhm. That would be nice. A lovely wall hanging for a nursery, girls room, or your own dream room. Just stitch (or paint) along the lines. Pop it in a standard 11" x 14" frame (not included) and hang on the wall for all to admire!
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Once upon a time there was a beauty mogul by the name of Estee Lauder. She created a beauty empire. Today, her granddaughter Aerin is not only the Style and Image Director for the company, but she's also the founder of her own lifestyle brand appropriately named AERIN. Oh and I'm kind of jealous of her awesomeness.
And I'm crushing just a little bit over the AERIN Garden Color Collection for spring. I will admit up front that I have not had a chance to wear these products all day, but I did try them on. I just wanted to introduce you to these limited edition products before it was too late. Below you'll see the following pieces from the collection.
Multi Color for Lips & Cheeks in Freesia, Lip Gloss in Cassis, Kabuki Brush, Spring Style Palette in A Garden in Bloom and A Garden at Dusk.
Who wouldn't love a 2-in-1 product like Multi Color for Lips & Cheeks? In a quick swipe you have lips and cheeks done. This is scent free and glides on easily. It's nice, fresh, and leaves a natural pink glow. The Lip Gloss in Cassis is also light and smells like roses, but it's not overwhelming. You know I'm not a big fan of strong floral scents. I was fooled by the color in the tube though, it's a sheer pink not as bright as you'd think. It's not very sticky and gives your lips that dewy look.
The two palettes below Spring Style Palette in A Garden in Bloom and A Garden at Dusk (bottom) are perfect for spring. These one blush and three eyeshadow shades are soft and sheer. They are in no way heavy and won't weigh down your look. The A Garden at Dusk is a little bolder, but still lightweight. And these both have the same rose scent as the gloss.
You'll find these palettes in a signature AERIN floral pattern zip-around compact. I imagine this collection for the woman-on-the-go who wants that fresh-faced look for spring day or night. I can't wait to wear it out!
"When I think of Spring, I immediately think of flowers. I've created a collection that is bright and pretty, mixing floral patterns with a vibrant, pink palette." – Aerin Lauder, Founder and Creative Director, AERIN
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one of my first books by ole steven was the sauce book. Since i got that I've been a total junkie for sauce making. I go down to the liqour store to scout for possible sauce ingredients more often than I go to buy drinkage lately. I am always compelled to buy peppers (usually red fresnos or serranos) when at the store or the farmer's markets. This week, I plan on experimenting with some new ingredients and sending out little cups of sauce with chicken fingers to all of my BBQ tasters (that is, my hungry friends).
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SMWC Sophomore Recognized for "Realizing the Dream"
November 5th, 2010 |
Ashtynn N. Masterson, a sophomore education major from Jasper, Indiana is one of 31 outstanding first-generation students being recognized for "Realizing the Dream."
The students and the mentors who most encouraged these students to seek a college degree will be honored in Indianapolis on Saturday, Nov 6, 2010. Masterson's former teacher from 5th Street Elementary School, Kristy Dilger, will join her at the banquet.
Made possible by a grant to the Independent Colleges of Indiana from the Lilly Endowment, "Realizing the Dream" recognizes the triumphs of first-generation students in their first year of college. The student honorees are Indiana high school graduates who subsequently demonstrated superior academic performance during their first year of studies and exhibited leadership in campus or community activities. A $2,000 grant will be mailed to the institution to be deposited into the student's account and applied toward the cost of his/her education.
"Realizing the Dream" also celebrates the roles played by teachers and parents in shaping student aspirations for a college education. After being chosen by their college, the students then named the elementary or secondary teacher or counselor who most influenced them to attend college. These mentors will each receive a $1,000 professional development award.
In addition to the students, parents and teachers, the banquet will host special guests, presidents of the colleges and the campus coordinators of the "Realizing the Dream" program.
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>Gears and Wears>Garmin FR 10 vs. Runmeter iPhone app
What are the advantages/disadvantages between a Garmin Forerunner 10 and an iPhone app?
First Race
Hot Chocolate 5K Chicago November 4, 2012 30:17
Second Race
Penguin in the Park 5K Decatur Illinois March 23,2013 27:08
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I have used Runkeeper & Strava on iPhone. However I recently got a Garmin Forerunner 210 for Xmas.
I posted a similar question on another forum a while back, it seems the GPS watch is the choice of most hardcore runners. However both are good options. I don't know the exact features of the FR10 or Runmeter, but here are the general benefits of each:
- lighter weight
- longer battery life
- easier viewing while you run
- more water resistant
- can upload to RunningAhead & maintain logs here (or to other sites - I am currently uploading to the Strava website)
Smartphone app
- you have your phone with you for emergencies
- doubles as MP3 player
- automatically syncs with website for that app (watch needs to be connected to computer to transfer data)
Hope this helps! Keep running!
Loves the outdoors
I can't comment on the Garmin FR10 specifically or the runmeter app, however I do have a Garmin 310XT and an iphone.
I hate running with my iphone for several reasons
1) It's big and won't fit in a pocket
2) It's expensive and I'm paranoid about it getting wet
3) Because of the above two reasons, I can't imagine being able to monitor distance, pace or time while running as I keep it in a baggy inside a SPI belt. This actually may be a positive though if you run better without feedback
4) I really do love my iphone, just not for running
I love my Garmin for running
1) It's huge and I have small wrists but I'm used to it
2) If I'm interval training I can do it wherever as there aren't any tracks around here
3) I often like to just run off and I can turn around whenever I get to my target distance.
4) It has ridiculous battery life - I have had 3 months or more without using it (injury/sickness) and it still had 50% charge
5) I'm a bit of a data geek at times and it's fun to see how smooth I've kept my pace, how fast I went up that hill etc etc
6) I can monitor my HR if I feel the need.
Lots of people run with iphones though, so it probably depends on your climate and whether you run in any weather. It rains a fair bit where I live and that is often combined with wind and I run whatever the weather, so my paranoia about getting the phone wet is pretty justified.
One day I decided I wanted to become a runner, so I did.
My iPhone went in an arm strap (mostly open to the elements), or sometimes just held in my hand. I never had a problem with light rain (actually got much wetter just from the sweat soaking through), but in heavy rain I found it fit perfectly in a snack size Ziploc bag in the arm strap.
I ran a marathon with the iPhone in an arm strap. After the race, barely perceptible compared to the crippling leg stiffness, I noticed my shoulder was sore - I realized it was probably from the weight of the phone on a swinging arm over 26.2 miles. Decided if I did run another marathon with it, I would switch arms midrace.
I use the Garmin FR 10 and love it. It seems to be very accurate with a current pace that updates within a couple seconds.
I don't know about the Runmeter app but I run with a couple friends that use the MapMyRun app and its definitely not as accurate. Their times and distances are a bit off and when I compare our maps their lines are all over the place, zigzagging, cutting corners and shifted off the path we actually ran.
I briefly used an iPhone app before I got my Garmin, and in my experience the Garmin is more accurate on distances. No GPS whether in a phone or a watch is going to be perfect, but the Garmin seems to do a much better job than the phone app did. Also the things that others have mentioned about the Garmin being easier to read during a run, and the GPS chews up the iPhone battery pretty quickly--fine for short runs but if you're going any distance that could become an issue.
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I use Runkeeper, not Runmeter, but I can confirm that the iPhone isn't nearly as accurate as the Garmin.
Exhibit A: track workouts on Runkeeper are a zig-zaggy mess, showing me running across the infield many times (and adjusting the "distance run" accordingly).
Exhibit B: When I did get my Garmin, the iPhone would show me running sometimes a half of a mile less than the Garmin, perhaps out of spite. The longer the run, the greater the discrepancy.
I still run with the iPhone, with Runkeeper broadcasting live tracking, for safety (so they can locate my crumpled body after the inevitable wild hog attack).
"God guides us on our journey, but careful with those feet." - David Lee Roth, of all people
I've never run with a smartphone app, but the FR10 is great, fully waterproof, easy to use, not too bulky and the pacing is really smooth.
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why would you ever want to run with your phone?
In case you need to make an emergency call, if you're listening to music or podcasts, because it has GPS data and apps, because it combines the functionality of a garmin + ipod, because some of us don't mind carrying a few extra ounces on the road.
I've run with Garmin and my phone using the runkeeper app, and there's no difference between the tracking in my area. The distances were within 0.05 miles on my long (>13 mile) runs. The phone tracking was within 0.2 miles of the measured HM course. The runkeeper app has audio cues if you like them (current pace, distance, time, etc) for whichever interval you select or the cues could be shut off entirely if that's what you wanted. I've never had an issue with my phone tucked in a spibelt and/or a waterproof chest pocket of my vest. It's never gotten wet in the rain.
I can't stand anything wrapped around my wrist and I'm happy not to replicate one small function of my smartphone in a $200 watch.
Jess runs for bacon
I've never used Runmeter, but I did use endomondo. I got a FR10 after my coworker let me borrow his 210 for my first half. I had my phone in my armband and the app going, and the garmin. The app lost me for over a half mile. The Garmin is spot on. I still usually run with my phone, but I find I don't listen to music much anymore so it just goes in my SPIbelt where it won't jiggle. I'm incredibly happy with my FR10. I think the main sticking point with the apps (or at least, endomondo) is that it wouldn't give me my current pace, just my pace for the overall mile when it was done. If there was an app that did that, I would imagine it would be a huge PITA to look at it all the time, whereas with the garmin I just have to look down.
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just about forgot I asked the question. thanks for the comments, I take my phone on the runs for the GPS app and music but found the other day running without music isn't all that bad.
im thinning the garmin is the way to go for accuarrcy.
just about forgot I asked the question. thanks for the comments, I take my phone on the runs for the GPS app and music but found the other day running without music isn't all that bad.
im thinning the garmin is the way to go for accuarrcy.
I've tested about 30 running-related apps on my iPhone, and also use a Garmin 910XT.
Re the iPhone, Runmeter works best for me. I use it during long runs, and it sends updates automagically to family letting them know where I am while out and about. During races, they can follow along and see how I'm doing, they also send encouraging messages which are read as audio to me, etc. The phone itself also provides audiobooks, podcasts, music, trail mix app to control music beats to match your step count, metronome functions, the economist audio edition, etc, good for those 4-hour runs!
However, during the last marathon, water damage ruined a phone. I'll be using lifeproof cases in the future, probably also wrapped in a ziplock or three!
Generally, while running, I find a garmin watch gives better information, basically because it's more easily visible to you while running, than using the audio function with any running app (or I suppose, digging it out of the pouch and looking at the info). The 910 allows you to
Perhaps the future is google glasses, even easier than flicking the wrist, might be nice to have a display in the bottom corner of one eye giving lap pace, distance, etc, could link it to phone data.
re accuracy, I've found that the garmin is more accurate, mostly negilbly,, sometimes significantly (eg about 1km off of distance on a marathon vs about 150 metres for the Garmin). Keeping wifi on hurts battery life of the phone, but improves accuracy (it uses exisiting wifi spots to improve gps information). I haven't really done a test since the switch to apple maps on the iphone, not sure if that affects things or not.
One piece of info I get from my Garmin that I don't from my iphone is step count (through a light foot pod which is always on my shoe, helps also when I'm on a treadmill to keep track of general running data), which is not vital, but nice to have. Some other running (and walking apps) have this feature, might be nice to incorporate for Runmeter.


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Some quick thoughts, then I have to run to football. Hope to make it back to a TV by gametime.
1) I may have said this last night, but the injuries to Drury and Prospal (and maybe Rozsival) should give the Rangers an opportunity to keep and use some extra young players. Can you say blessing in disguise? Because they sure might have been tempted to cut the roster down to 22 or 21 and send some guys to Hartford. Those couple of guys might now stay … and play. At least at the start.
2) I don't mind Christensen playing with Gaborik and Frolov. He sure had some moments with Gaborik last year, and he certainly has some skill (how about that skills competition goal?). But my thing with Christensen is, I think last year was his upside. I think Stepan's upside could be a lot higher. A lot.
3) Not to go on and on about Stepan, but he made two tremendous plays on the short-handed goal, and he scored a nice one in the shootout, and, hey, they had P.A. Parenteau around for a while last season just for shootouts. I really think Stepan's head is as ready as his body. (The media really loves the way he handles himself in interviews, too). And if he can kill penalties and even if he just plays third-line minutes, he should be here.
4) Boog-a-loo, Derek Boogaard has sure gotten a lot of sniffs in front of the net, and he finally put one in. I wasn't sure what to make about his post-game interview. Seemed a bit like he didn't want to be there, but at times he had a smile that was difficult to interpret, and some short answers. It was odd. But as a player, maybe he just did need to drop some pounds and get into better shape. He's sure had the chance to do that by playing in all five games, and he'll play again tonight. What were the odds he'd score before he fought?
5) Decisions could come tomorrow. But looking at the numbers, the Rangers are at 27 now. If Drury and Prospal start on IR, that means the Rangers only need to cut two players before the opener, though they could cut one or two more than that. I think Todd White is done (based on John Tortorella's luke-warm "He's been OK" comments) and since he's been outplayed by centers Christensen, Anisimov, Stepan and Boyle. And they won't keep nine defensemen, or probably even eight (unless Rozsival is still hurting by the end of the week). So I'm guessing White and one of the group of defensemen are going to Hartford tomorrow: Eminger, Valentenko, Sauer … and I'm not sure if Ryan McDonagh is staying or not. Tim Kennedy is probably not going to be in the opening night lineup, so maybe he goes down to play games, too.
Seven days until Opening Night.
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Setting the stage:
The Timberwolves are back and fans have their #EyesOnTheRise! Welcome to the start of the 2014/15 NBA season and our weekly preview here at Timberpups.com. While this is very likely to be a year of transition, there is a light at the end of the tunnel with Andrew Wiggins and Zach LaVine joining the club and being paired with Ricky Rubio, Nikola Pekovic, and Gorgui Dieng. With other pieces remaining in the mix from last season, the Wolves have a decent balance of youth and veteran experience. Who remains with the club throughout the season, past the trade deadline and into the next few years is a bit of question mark. However, there is excitement in the air and that should be carried over to the crowds filling into the Target Center in the days and weeks ahead.
Below you will find a brief preview of each game on the schedule, along with who to watch for and a prediction on the outcome. The quest for an 82-0 season begins soon and we'll see how long the team can stay at that pace.
Game 1: Wednesday, 10/29, 7pm – Pups @ Memphis Grizzlies (TV: FS North)
Look at this – the Wolves don't open another season against the Sacramento Kings! The Grizzlies are coming off of its second 50+ wins season. The Grizz took the OKC Thunder to a seventh game in the first round of the playoffs but failed to advance.
Memphis has added several interesting pieces to their roster this season, including Vince Carter and Earl Clark. While the Wolves turned the corner and gave up on the failed and flawed 'playoffs or bust' philosophy, the Grizzlies continue to look for ways to advance in the postseason.
Opponent to watch:
Mike Conley – Conley is entering his eighth season in the NBA and with the Grizzlies. Conley really beat up Rubio and the Wolves' backup Point Guards last season, averaging 17.5ppg and 6.3rpg.
This is a tough start for the Wolves, playing on the road and against a veteran club that looks to make some noise in the Western Conference this season. Final score: Grizzlies 95, Timberwolves 84
Game 2: Thursday, 10/30, 7pm – Detroit Pistons @ Pups (TV: FS North)
The Wolves' home opener is against a team that has struggled to build an identity over the past handful of seasons and has thrown free agency money around with no sense of direction. Enter Stan Van Gundy as the new coach and a new philosophy.
While there are players that can fill up the box score in the Pistons lineup, there doesn't seem to be much chemistry with the club. Josh Smith, Brandon Jennings, Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe are all interesting players for your NBA fantasy team, but they aren't leading to many victories for the Pistons.
Monroe had an interesting offseason in which he was charged with a DUI and suspended two games, so he won't be in uniform against the Wolves. He also turned down a contract extension from the club and is playing on the one year, qualifying offer.
Opponent to watch:
Andre Drummond – Drummond enters his third season in the NBA and has shown signs of continued improvement in the preseason. Andre averaged 13.5ppg and 13.2rpg last season, starting all 81 of the games he played in. It will be a nice litmus test for both Nikola Pekovic and Gorgui Dieng to see how they match up with the Pistons big man.
With the absence of Monroe and a fired up Target Center, the Wolves have a good chance to pull off the victory. The Pistons will also be flying into Minnesota off of a Wednesday night game, having to face the Nuggets in Denver less than 24 hours prior to tip-off of Thursday's action. Final score: Timberwolves 95, Pistons 91
Game 3: Saturday, 11/1, 7pm – Chicago Bulls @ Pups (TV: NBA TV & FSN Plus)
Assuming they can stay healthy – and that is a big assumption to make – the Chicago Bulls are one of a handful of legitimate contenders for the NBA Championship this season. The team will be looking to fix what looked to be broken at the end of last year, after losing the Washington Wizards in the first round of the playoffs (without Derrick Rose).
Opponent to watch:
Pau Gasol – One of, if not the most underappreciated players in today's game, Gasol left the Lakers to join the Bulls for a chance at another run at a ring. Gasol will team with DPOY Joakim Noah and Taj Gibson to make for one of the more dominant frontline rotations in the NBA.
The Wolves will have a hard time keeping pace with the Bulls. Final score: Bulls 113, Timberwolves 96
The Wolves face two very tough teams to open the season in the Grizzlies and Bulls. I am hoping they are able to showcase their young talent in the home opener and get the fanbase excited early. A win against the Pistons club would mean "a lot".
Let's go Wolves!


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Campus Student Orientation
July 30th, 2010 | SMWC
Welcome to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College is an incredibly rich and vibrant academic community. Amazing opportunities await you here. Orientation will introduce you to the services and resources that you will need to get the most out of life at SMWC.
We offer two different orientation sessions. All orientation sessions will be held in Le Fer Hall.
The first session is for those students who have not attended College or have only attended College for one semester. You will attend the four-day session beginning August 19th at 8:30 a.m. in the Le Fer Ballroom.
Transfer Students
If you have attended College and have at least 24 credits, you are invited to attend the transfer orientation beginning August 21st. The two-day, transfer student orientation, will be held in Sullivan Lounge.
Learn More
To learn more about orientation and view the orientation schedule please proceed to our Campus Student Orientation Website.
For specific questions, please feel free to contact the Office of Campus Life by calling (812) 535-5219 or by emailing Jeff Malloy.
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Since saturday hostgator has been doing some migration on their server, which has resulted in a very unstable server, that has been down many times. At the current moment, the server is down and I can not access any of my websites or the nameserver.
Can anyone recommend a more stable hosting provider?
How long have you been with hostgator? Generally whenever I've used them they have been fine.
I've also used Knownhost.com, dedicatednow.com and a few others. Never had too many problems with either.
I have been with Hostgator since 2005.
There have been problems now for 4 consecutive days. That I too much in my opinion.
I would be contacting support to find out what is going on / how they are going to help you get your sites back up. They should be able to migrate you to a new server if there is a problem wiht the physical host.
I have been in contact with support many times. They have not been able to give an eta.
The sites are back up now, but I am stilling planning to find another host.
Always a good idea, there are so many out there... decide what features you require and set yourself a budget.
hostgator is a best optionIam using it before two years...
You obviously didn't read the thread at all did you? The issue is hostgator is experiencing some instability and the user wants to move somewhere else.
@materix ; every host eventually has a run of bad luck, it is what they do during that time that makes you feel good about them or infuriated with them. For example, I've been with DreamHost now for 4 years. Within the first year, the server I was on, crashed. It had to be completely rebuilt and it took forever to get the backups restored because 1) I had nearly 100 GB of data, and 2) their network was capable of pushing the throughput for restoring all of the sites they had on that server quickly.
In the end, they gave everyone affected by that downtime free year of hosting (great response in my opinion). They also started to work 1 on 1 with each of us to prioritize what data needed restored ASAP and what could be done after they get the high priority items restored (big bonus points for that). Needless to say, I'm still with them because of how they dealt with an impossible situation. Since then they have done MAJOR overhauls to their network and structure to help ensure this doesn't happen again, but let's face it, you can't prepare for everything.
I wish you the best of luck in finding a new host.
i have been using hostgator , liquidweb, photonvps, jaguarvps, softlayer the all have some misadvantages if you're looking for something more stable and promising i'd recommend you to go with NatcoWeb , its been about 2 month and im really impressed by speed and support
I agree with you hostgator was down for many days. They used to be one of the most reliable shared hosting suppliers in the biz, but they've been fairly substandard the last half a year.
My new favourite web host is bluehost.com. Never had any significant issues with them ever.
Me too
That's kind of funny since HostGator is owned by the same company that owns Bluehost: EIG. In fact, the recent problems people are having with HostGator are related to being moved from the Texas data center where they were (ThePlanet I think) to Bluehost's data center in Provo, Utah.
A few problems here and there are to be expected, especially with a server move to a new data center. A few days of problems is a silly reason to jump ship to a new host if you ask me. If you are having problems for two weeks and those same problems keep re-occurring, then I can see looking for a new host. Otherwise, you are best to sit tight and let them get the kinks ironed out.
One thing I get a kick out of is reading a web hosting board where someone says they are sick of their host and are moving to another host when they are in fact moving from one EIG-owned brand to another. :lol:


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Hundreds of cremated remains of former soldiers have sat for decades, unclaimed, on shelves of funeral homes in New Jersey. A group of living veterans are giving the dead the burial they never had.
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March 18, 2010
Much has been written about the wars being fought by U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. In her new book, The Untold War: Inside the Hearts, Minds, and Souls of Our Soldiers, Nancy Sherman probes the inner war being fought by service men and women. A philosopher and psychoanalyst who teaches ethics at Georgetown University and the U.S. Naval Academy, Sherman examines the ethical and moral dilemmas faced by modern warriors, and the lingering effects their choices have for the rest of their lives, and U.S. society.


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Our goal is to communicate college news and information to both internal and external audiences and to assist in promoting campus-wide activities and events.
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As for my HOTY award....my trolls clem-dome & chucka-boo-boo from the latex factory should each donate at least one pile of kindling aka their goober 'wood surfboards' to me....winter bonfires over on AI are always welcomed by the ponies.
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As for my HOTY award....my trolls clem-dome & chucka-boo-boo from the latex factory should each donate at least one pile of kindling aka their goober 'wood surfboards' to me....winter bonfires over on AI are always welcomed by the ponies.
Yankee the swell info administrator emailed me saying it was very inappropriate to be hazing you with my latex doll beat up videos so I wanted to extend an apology your way to preserve my swell info account name. I'm deeply sorry for any discomfort and insecurities I've caused you.
Seems as if Micah is cracking down on SI Forum clown acts. atlanticohno, oceanohno, emass8' (according to Z-Theory, they're all the same piece of toilet paper) have been sent to the dustbin......and now you're skeeered that you're next.
Always knew what you were, chucka-boo-boo, and now you've just proved it.
And, btw, stow your fake apology, sparky; it's as lame as you are.
Yankee you've been demoted.
The bodyboarding man-beast hasn't met a thread he didn't disagree with nor an argument that he wasn't the source. Even with surfing season still a couple months away he has his greasy little finger on the pulse of surf culture. Why surf culture and not boogie board culture? Because you keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer. I mean surfers have real hard fins on their surfboards and they could really hurt. Do you want to get an owee and miss this surf season? I didn't think so.
Shark-hunter, stay on your game of hating predators, hating surfers, hating the cold, using wetsuits as flotation devices and other unintelligible, inane and uneducated practices and you just may be our 2014 HOTY.
By the way, try to figure out the there, they're and their thing. It's a doozy.
HA! well done clemmie!
but I think his would be a special award awarded to special people, I think in hate-off Yankee would school him, but chunthunters verbose illogical ramblings would eventually bore everyone
def think hes aspergers or something and is a high functioning adult who is allowed privileges by his caregiver
The confident idiosyncrasy of Shark-hunter's irreverence is absolutely remarkable; cheers to Captain Clemmie for the nomination.
Shark-hunter's impudence is exploding in volume, and the steadfast manner in which he helms his fin-less ship is not without merit. Nonetheless, I've never felt he, or anyone, approached the concise and biting cynicism of Yankee's poignant dismissals.
Perhaps we should nominate him for BHOTY 2014.
This is effin CLASSIC.
I would normally agree with Clemmy and Slashdog on this, but I believe there's gotta be more than just a "hater". There needs to be a bit more skill, symmetry and cynicism involved with the hateful post...not just the frenetic ranting of a butthurt and pee-pee hearted hero-worshipping name dropper who seems to have difficulty putting together a coherent sentence.
In order to be nominated, one should be able to eloquently articulate his hatred. Also, if it came down to a verbal mano-a-mano, Yankee would have Shark(c)unt cowering in a corner in the Fetal position on his first reply.
Winner and Still Champion: Yankee, hands down.
I don't think sharkysnark****er can keep up the vitriol and inanity for much longer. Hating is an endurance sport, and Yankee has proven his mettle over time. Like Kelly seeking his 23rd World Title, it's not just the hunger. The revered HOTY Award also requires talent and an indomitable spirit of cynical annoyance for a successful year long campaign. But there is a spark, and Clemmy, you may have spotted a prodigy in the making.


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FROM handling fossils to a geology timeline trail, visitors to the Museum of Somerset yesterday (February 16) learned something new at Dino Day.
Families turned out in their numbers for the Taunton museum's open day, with guests taking part in a wide range of activities.
Craft activities included making peg and origami dinosaurs, as well as the chance to speak to experts and touch real sea dragons.
Children could play the role of palaeontologist for the day by digging and reconstructing a pasta dinosaur.
County Gazette photographer GEOFF HALL popped along to join in the fun.