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Todd Boman
Todd Boman took his first yoga class in 2001, on the recommendation of a friend, after moving to Chicago to pursue a fast-paced career in visual design. After some time, Todd discovered Ashtanga Yoga. Ashtanga was a physically demanding practice that he had not initially bargained for given his initial yoga experiences, which focused on relaxation. The challenge of the practice, however, was something that inspired him and became an aspect of yoga that he gravitated toward.
In 2005, he traveled to Mysore, India, the home of Ashtanga Yoga, and practiced at the K Pattabhi Jois Ashtanga Yoga Institute with Guruji, Sharath and Saraswati. While practicing in the West, he felt confused and overwhelmed by all the options and information that was available about yoga. However, the veil lifted when he came to Mysore; he felt the authenticity of the practice and he knew he found true yoga.
The Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga system links a series of postures together through conscious breath and points of focus. Guruji emphasized three main points for practice: Vinyasa, which is the system that links movements to breath; Tristhana, which are the three points of attention during the practice including the posture, the breathing, and the gazing points; Lastly, in the Yoga Shastra, it is said that God dwells in our heart in the form of light, but that light is shrouded by six poisons: desire, anger, delusion, greed, envy and sloth. When yoga is practiced with dedication and enthusiasm over a long period of time the heat that is generated will burn away these poisons revealing the light of our inner nature.
After annual stays at the KPJAYI and with Sharath's blessing in 2008, Todd began teaching Ashtanga Yoga in traditional Mysore style, where the individual student learns directly from the teacher, rather than teaching to a larger group of students. Learning in this manner benefits the student in that it is possible for one to gain independence and confidence in their practice as and that becomes personal when it is transmitted from guru to student and committed to memory. In the daily practice of Ashtanga Yoga, one can turn inward, gain insight, and become proficient in its methods, thereby reaping the many benefits the practice brings. For this to be accomplished, a slow, steady and dedicated approach is best.
During his stay in Mysore in 2010, Todd had the privilege to assist Sharath teaching in the shala. His direct experience learning, not only asana but also the Ashtanga teaching method with its hands on adjustments has firmly grounded Todd as a student and teacher. Todd received his Level 2 Authorization which will allow him to teach the Primary and Intermediate Series. Todd is honored to share his direct experience of Ashtanga Yoga in Mysore with the community of students in Chicago, contributing to what is a happier and healthier community of practitioners.
Megan Drozd
Megan has always been curious about the power of the mind and mental health. She spent her college years studying psychology, but when her usual methods of coping with the ups and downs of life began to fail, she turned to yoga in hopes of finding balance and peace of mind. After experimenting with a myriad of different styles, Megan found Ashtanga in 2012. She was drawn to the beauty of this silent, meditative and physically challenging type of yoga, and soon developed a dedicated daily practice.
In 2014 she received her 200-hour certification from Moksha Yoga Center. The following year she eagerly journeyed to Mysore, India, to study for one month with Sharath Jois at the Jois Ashtanga Yoga Institute. Megan currently helps teach the Mysore program at Moksha Yoga Center under the guidance of her dear teacher Alexia Bauer. She loves sharing the method that has helped broaden her awareness and change her life into one of greater stability, lightness and fulfillment.
As a teacher, Megan provides nurturing yet strong adjustments that guide the students to carefully deepen their practice. Her aim is to help students form and maintain a regular practice that gives them the space to explore the many physical, mental and spiritual benefits that yoga has to offer.
Gordana Markovic
It was in Belgrade, Serbia, Gordana's home country, where she took her first yoga class in 1996. A yoga book inspired her to search for the meaning of the word yoga and her curiosity led to a three-year journey of practicing Hatha Yoga.
Various circumstances in her life resulted in her practice laying dormant for many years. It wasn't until she moved to the US that her practiced was re-awakened and Moksha Yoga Center became her home. She practiced with different teachers there and, one of them, Jim Bennitt inspired her to continue deeper exploration of yoga through Teacher Training.
In 2010, Gordana completed Mosksha's Teacher Training program under the tutelage of Daren Friesen. Having taken workshops with master teachers such as Tias Little, Aadil Palkivala, Rod Stryker, she was led to Ashtanga practice Mysore style one morning.
In the silence of self-practice with the patient guidance of her teacher, Todd Boman, Gordana found her true practice. Daily practice was teaching her how to synchronize mind and body, overcome habits, relax within discipline, be open and fearless, and to find sacredness in everyday life. She discovered something that was always available, inexhaustible, and impossible to posses.
In 2011, Gordana met Richard Freeman and read his book, The Mirror of Yoga, which was the reaffirming moment when she decided to work towards teaching the Ashtanga practice. Gordana has been teaching since 2010 and she feels she is just beginning.
In 2013, she traveled to Thailand, India, and Nepal drawn to search for the roots of yoga, meditation, and Buddhism. She spent 7 weeks practicing with R. Sharath Jois in Mysore India, which helped her to reach a deeper integration of the Ashtanga practice. In Nepal, she studied Tibetan Buddhist Meditation and Buddhist philosophy.
Gordana continues her daily practice with Todd who teaches her courage, dedication, discipline, and trust every day with his own example. As a teacher she aspires to inspire and guide students to go deeper within and search for more balance and depth in both yoga and life. Gordana challenges both herself and her students to rethink what asana is about and work on marrying asana and meditation.


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We all believe in do-it-our self concept whenever we encounter an electrical fault in our house. Without understanding the complexity we get ready with our tool box to sort out the issue. Then we try to analyze the problem and do the fixing. Some of them work some of them don't. In this article Electrical repair Rochester will highlight on those electrical mistakes that we make.
We often fix the fuses and cables in our home which requires wire usage for the correction. Without giving a thought we use wires irrespective of specifications of the wire. Using wires of incorrect sizes and cables can lead to over heating or overload thus causing a power failure. Though we know that fixing normal fuses is no big deal but consulting with your Rochester Electrical expert will be helpful. The power outlets often spark or there might be a naked wire. Often after fixing them we don't close the outlets in a proper manner. We often see them dangling on the wall and often in our offices. At times the wire loosens up and come out. Thus it's better that your Electrical repair Rochester takes care of that and fixes it in a proper manner.
When over loading happened then the circuit breaks; nothing new right!!!
At times during such conditions the often we even have to Replace fuses. We get a fuse with higher specification and replace them. If gets over there, well and good, but if you have to do it again and then you replace them all over; you are probably ignoring the main problem. That's where you make the mistake. If the fuses are getting replaced so often, then it's not the fuse which is the problem, but the improper wiring done in your home. So don't ignore it and get it repaired by your Home wiring Rochester expert now.
Fuse box turns out to be the most experimental and amusing instrument for us to repair. I t is important that all connections in a fuse box are tight and correctly placed. If connections are loose, appliances and lights will often flicker and perhaps even cut short. In the worst case, circuits will overheat. If you suspect that you have a problem with your fuse connections, organize to have them inspected by a Rochester electrician and not by yourself.
Does it happen with you that your home power outlet is overloaded by the extension cord connections? Stop doing that right away considering that nothing will happen. Because something will and that's called overloading and thus causing circuit break. So better not over work your power outlets.
There are many more but the above mentioned are most common mistakes that are made by us. It's good that you could do your own work but it's better to consult with a professional Rochester Electrician.


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Dec 17, 2014 at 1:29 am in by Computer Vision Central
The Eleventh IEEE Embedded Vision Workshop
12 June, 2015,
Boston, MA, USA
Held in conjunction with IEEE CVPR 2015
Call for Papers: (pdf)
Invited Speakers
- Marc Pollefeys, Professor, ETH Zurich, "Embedded Vision for Autonomous Micro-Aerial Vehicles"
- Joe Bates, Singular Computing, "Low-Power Embedded Vision using Approximate Computing"
- Larry Matthies, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, "Perception for autonomous navigation in dynamic environments on land and sea"
- Roman Pflugfelder, University Of Techonology Graz, "Visual single and general object tracking: Where are we today?"
- Pyun Kyungsuk, Samsung, "Action Understanding Using Dynamic Vision Sensor for Consumer Electronics and Mobile Applications"
We are happy to announce that DJI, maker of popular consumer drones, is a Gold Sponsor of EVW 2015. DJI will be presenting two exciting gifts to the best oral and poster presentations. Winners to be selected by a jury based on technical content and presentation quality.
We are also excited to welcome NVIDIA as Silver Sponsor of EVW 2015. NVIDIA will be presenting two Jetson TK1 development boards to runner-ups for the best oral and poster presentations.
Location: TBD
Schedule: Full day
|Speaker and Title
|Opening Remarks by the Chairs
|Goksel Dedeoglu and Stefano Mattoccia
|Marc Pollefeys, "Embedded vision for autonomous Micro-Aerial Vehicles"
|Coffee break
|"On-board real-time tracking of pedestrians on a UAV", F. De Smedt, D. Hulens, T. Goedemé. Best Oral Presentation
|"Guidance: A Visual Sensing Platform For Robotic Applications", G. Zhou, L. Fang, K. Tang, H. Zhang, K. Wang, K. Yang
|Invited Presentation
|Joseph Bates, "Low-Power Embedded Vision using Approximate Computing"
|Poster session
|Lunch break
|Invited Presentation
|Larry Matthies, "Perception for autonomous navigation in dynamic environments on land and sea"
|"Locally Non-rigid Registration for Mobile HDR Photography", O. Gallo, A. Troccoli, J. Hu, K. Pulli, J. Kautz
|"Real-time Embedded Age and Gender Classification in Unconstrained Video", R. Azarmehr, R. Laganiere, W. Lee, C. Xu, D. Laroche
|"FPGA-based Pedestrian Detection Under Strong Distortions", D. Tasson, A. Montagnini, R. Marzotto, M. Farenzena, M. Cristani. Runner-Up for Best Oral Presentation
|Coffee break
|Invited Presentation
|Roman Pflugfelder, "Visual single and general object tracking: Where are we today?"
|Invited Presentation
|Pyun Kyungsuk, "Action Understanding Using Dynamic Vision Sensor for Consumer Electronics and Mobile Applications"
|Closing remarks
Organizing Committee
General Chairs:
Goksel Dedeoglu
Program Chairs:
Stefano Mattoccia
Demo Chair:
Ravi Kumar Satzoda
Steering Committee:
Abbes Amira
Web Master:
Yu Wang
Program Committee (tentative)
Abelardo Lopez-Lagunas, ITESM
Call For Participation
Embedded Vision is what makes Computer Vision mainstream today, as it brings together embedded systems with vision functionalities. Due to the emergence of powerful yet low-cost and energy-efficient processors, it has become possible to incorporate vision capabilities into a wide range of embedded systems, including video search and annotation, surveillance, gesture recognition in video games, driver assist systems in automotive safety, and autonomous robots such as drones. The IEEE Embedded Vision Workshop (EVW) brings together researchers working on vision problems that share embedded system characteristics.
This year, we strongly encourage submissions on robotic systems and applications. Research papers are solicited in, but not limited to, the following topics:
- Embedded vision for robotics (industrial, mobile and consumer)
- Embedded vision for Unmanned Ground and Air Vehicles, including consumer drones
- Analysis of vision problems specific to embedded systems
- Analysis of embedded systems issues specific to computer vision
- New trends in programmable processors for vision and computational imaging
- Applications of and algorithms for embedded vision on:
- Massively parallel platforms such as GPUs (PC, embedded and mobile)
- Programmable platforms such as DSPs and multicore SoCs
- Reconfigurable platforms such as FPGAs and SoCs with reconfigurable logic
- Mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets
- Vision-based client devices for the Internet of Things (IoT)
- Embedded vision for 3D movies and TV
- Biologically-inspired vision and embedded systems
- Computer vision applications distributed between embedded devices and servers
- Social networking embedded computer vision applications
- Educational methods for embedded vision
- User interface designs and CAD tools for embedded vision applications
- Hardware enhancements (lens, imager, processor) that impact vision applications
- Software enhancements (OS, middleware, vision libraries, development tools) that impact embedded vision
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- Methods for standardization and measurement of vision functionalities
- Performance metrics for evaluating embedded systems
- Hybrid embedded systems combining vision and other sensor modalities
- Image data transfer methodologies suited for the embedded vision domain
All of the previous Workshops on Embedded (Computer) Vision (ECVW and EVW) were held in conjunction with CVPR, with the exception of the fifth, which was held in conjunction with ICCV 2009. These events were very successful, and selected workshop papers have been published in two special issues of major journals (EURASIP Journal on Embedded Systems and CVIU) and in two Springer monographs titled Embedded Computer Vision.


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Stowage and weather protection – the NORCO RAMSEY single pannier bag offers absolutely waterproof protection for your accessoires. Thanks to the KLICKfix system, it can be attached within seconds and taken away wth the shoulder strap. A reliable companion for the city.
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Navy Awards Harris Corporation $37m Contract Modification
Harris Corporation has been awarded a potential $37m contract modification by the U.S. Navy Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, San Diego, California, to supply additional multiband shipboard satellite communications terminals for Navy's Arleigh Burke DDG-51 class of guided missile destroyers. The modification is part of a contract originally awarded to the company in 2000, and increases the overall potential value of the contract to more than $172m by 2010.
Under terms of the contract, Harris is responsible for systems integration, production, and logistics support for the AN/WSC-6(V)9 Super High Frequency Multiband Shipboard Satellite Communications Terminal (MSSCT). The Harris-built MSSCT greatly enhances the Navy's wideband satellite communications capability by integrating military X-band and commercial C-band dual-antenna terminals that provide higher throughput required to support satellite-based voice, video, and data communications to meet the challenging global missions of today's surface combatants. The system can also be easily upgraded to operate over the Wideband Global Satellite (WGS) System through the simple installation of a simultaneous X/Ka band feed kit.


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When people evaluate what is missing in their diet and even just begin to put in missing fruits, vegees, beans, nuts, seeds, and fish, the "fluff" foods get crowded out and people are surprised at how quickly their desires change without any all-or-nothing dietary changes. The most effective change is realized by sticking in foods, even one at a time, not eliminating foods people have been eating for years and then expecting them to eat more vegetables! Adding missing healthy foods to the diet provides for a more stable blood sugar, which defends against bingeing and craving, and the body simultaneously gets the fuel (calories) and nourishment (protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals, phytochemicals) it needs to be healthier. Furthermore, behavior change and healing from underlying emotional pain is often hard work. It is futile to try to do the hard work of behavior change and emotional healing if we are not starting from a basis of health and strength. It is like knocking our head against the proverbial brick wall to try to change eating behaviors, not to mention exercise, when we are not giving our body what it needs to be healthy, and when blood sugar is low and our body is screaming for sugar. By focusing on what to stick in instead of what to cut out, our bodies, tastes, and desires change. This is the opposite of eliminating desirable foods and then expecting yourself to eat more vegetables (a plan which most people find ineffective at best).
Secondly, what has always been an optimal diet, still is, and always will be an optimal diet--it is not going to change. It is our understanding of nutrition that is doing the changing, and the broader we set our sights beyond the original 4 walls of our nutrition research labs to understand what healthy cultures around the world eat, the closer we get to understanding what an optimal diet is. Since we have begun to do that we now understand that healthy cultures throughout the world eat a strikingly similar diet (in a variety of ways) based on 90% plant:10% animal food. Not only are diets of healthy cultures predominantly plant food diets, they are high, not low, in plant fats. The traditional Greeks, who ate a 40% fat diet based predominantly on olive oil, were arguably the healthiest people on the planet in the 1960's when the traditional Mediterranean Diet began to be studied. Is it any wonder then that the Mediterranean Diet has become the prototype for the changing American dietary recommendations?
Thoughts for believers . . .
As a dietitian working with people to prevent lifestyle diseases for the past 23 years I have noticed another type of "heart disease", and I think it is growing. Over 50% of every class I teach has an out-of-balance (or outright addictive) relationship with food, often fueled by unresolved emotional pain. While I desire to help any individual become free from bondages to food, body image and the diet mentality, and although I have an extensive resume in working with the culture at large, I have a special burden for the church. Because of this, those who visit this website will undoubtedly see articles, Nutrition Bites, or entries on this blog that are intentionally Christian. While the N.E.W. LIFE Dietitians and I may clearly define our faith we are not exclusive--our compassion and desire to help extends to all individuals, no matter their beliefs, and the N.E.W. LIFE programs have been carefully developed for a diverse audience. Having said that. . .
Food for thought . . .


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In which the world turns on the spinning of a ball!
Stephanie left her granddad's house in a bit of a funk. Who wouldn't be in one after having heard that story? Her worst fears had been confirmed. Well, perhaps not her worst, as the story really turned its wretched head against her uncle Gilly, who wasn't a real relation, rather than against her granddad. But his silence—and her grandma's silence!—felt like complicity.
Complicity in what? Gilly hadn't meant to burn an old man alive. Gilly, for all his genius, had done something foolish. Not well thought-out. How very strange. That, too, cast a new and sulfuric glow over Gilly. Gilly was supposed to be the long-term planner. He never did anything unless he'd thought about it for years and years. That was why he'd required her granddad in order to be successful at a young age, as her granddad didn't need to sit for years thinking about a project before embarking on it.
And it was also why Stephanie, who generally planned extensively before doing anything, albeit, not for years like Gilly, had already embarked on this biopic. It involved her granddad, and he wouldn't sit around waiting for her. He'd lose interest if she didn't do it immediately.
As the car drove itself toward the winking lights of Albuquerque, she shook off her reverie. She needed to type up the day's shorthand once home, and then go to bed. That would be her Friday night, but then, they were rarely more exciting unless Mark was involved. Speaking of the man of her heart, he'd somehow managed to twist her arm into setting up a stupid little Saturday man-date with him and her granddad.
She and Mark were going to meet Oso at one of the city's many community tracks that wrapped around a "worker-bee robotics farm," as Tomi Corp's robotic factories were known. Due to the lack of work for humans created by the new world of robotics, the AHA and DHS had mandated that running and/or walking tracks be laid to loop around factories, along with green spaces for the playing of pretend, ball-less sports.
Remembering that her granddad had paid her direct deposit through her ring bling, she veered toward the Drop the Load Store, averting the downtown strip near her apartment. The downtown area had been consumed by free-roaming Minäs who had no home and no owners. Occasionally, the cops would round them up with a bullhorn, which caused them to cover their ears and cringe due to the loud noise permeating their extra-large ears, and then put them in the Minä pounding station, where they would be disengaged if nobody claimed or adopted them.
The Salvation Station had funded a grass-roots movement to integrate the Minäs into bunkhouses, with regular nutritious meals specifically designed to meet Minä needs. Some people believed Minäs could grow their missing brain parts if given enough protein and EFAs, but when biologically created humans couldn't afford enough protein and EFAs, even the Salvation Station had to back off from its most idealistic efforts. And despite their programs, the streets, especially on Friday nights, were clogged with all manner of "Devons" who would someday be picked up by the cops.
They were all so perfect looking, too. They were perfect, all except for their gigantic ears. And, of course, being incredibly stupid. It might be nice to be that stupid. They were happy, loved or abused. Their sadness brain part had apparently gone missing when they were given their lobotomies.
After directing her car to the Drop the Load store, she manually parked the wretched beast because she didn't want it to miscalculate yet again and try to drive through the parking meridian and into another car, as it had done in times past. It had gotten a little beat up before she'd retaken control.
Outside the store waited the usual suspects. One person rang a bell for the Minä Education Fund—a useless waste of money said every scientist everywhere. Another asked her to sign a petition to classify TransMinä as a brain identity, which was in contrast to last week's petition, which was to classify a recent hailstorm as a real emergency so that those who were pinged on the head by the hail could get a free supply of pain meds.
Not that TransMinä hadn't already been deemed a unique identity by law thirty years previously. This was a different slant on TransMinä. In addition to being humans who identified as Minäs since birth, these were people who were wired to believe they were Minäs who believed they were humans. Essentially, they lived as humans, albeit they were Minäs, who were clearly human, who…
Stephanie shut her eyes. She tried to figure it out, but the man/Minä/man speaking to her had confused her at some point. "No, thanks," she said to his request that she sign.
"The police are always hurting us," the man said, "brutalizing us. We need laws in place to give us the same basic respect as all people get."
"Everybody gets the same respect from cops." Everybody who's human, she wanted to add.
The cops were trained to beat up anybody who annoyed them. And, sure, some people annoyed them more than others. That was to be expected. Now, Minäs—they were a different story. They would disengage real Minäs. Humans couldn't be disengaged, even TransMinäs who were humans who believed they were Minäs who believed they were humans. A Minä could be disengaged and re-engaged through the reconnection of their brainstem and the playing of infrasound. A human would be disengaged and never engaged again because they would be dead at that point. Some TransMinäs had gone through disengagement as martyrs for their cause to be taken seriously as a unique identity. They were hardcore, in other words.
The man blinked. "You don't care about us? Here, take this stat sheet to see how often we're brutalized by cops. Numbers don't lie."
She snatched the sheet from him and pasted on a smile. No, she supposed numbers themselves, as the concepts hiding behind tangibles, didn't lie. But humans did. Minäs, true ones anyway, were too stupid to lie. Sometimes, she wished she were stupid like a Minä and not just clever enough to get by in life. Intelligence was a bewildering concept, especially if one was the granddaughter of one of the most brilliant men in history.
Of course, part of lacking this brilliancy was the lack of ambition to do anything brilliant. She really didn't care to. At the same time, she had a lack of care for possessing a unique identity like a TransMinä. She wondered if she could get a petition going that would establish the ordinary people such as herself as a legal special interest group. Sure, she had special interests…in being able to keep her job as an independent journalist and still pay her rent and bills, maybe get committed someday and have babies.
Yes. Get committed. She had done exactly as her granddad had suggested and looked up the origins of both words. A marriage was a fusion of elements, a commitment an obligation. If words made any difference at all in the ability to move independently in the world, then marriage would greatly restrict freedom.
As she wandered the aisles, going through the usual sticker shock of seeing the prices on food she desperately wanted, she found herself imagining what her and Mark's babies would look like. She jolted out of her daydream. Babies? With Mark? She couldn't even afford the cheapest white bread before it expired and had to be sent to the bread thrift store.
Then she remembered the money her billionaire granddad had paid her for her work so far, and her heart felt light, while her head suddenly spun. She couldn't spend this money on food. She couldn't. She needed savings. For the down-payment on a house. She couldn't spend it on delicacies such as fresh bread and…her stomach turned over in desire. She wanted meat. Before she knew what she was doing, she had placed a voice call to her Grandma Gonzales and asked her if she knew how to make New Mexico traditional green chile enchiladas.
Yes, of course her grandma knew, and soon Stephanie had punched in the order button for tortillas, chile, cheese, and meat so that her cart could be filled back-room and brought out to her by a Minä, who, although not smart enough to load the order—that was done by mechanical arms without biological brains—most of the time could wheel it out to the front, where the purchaser's name was writ large on the side. It was not perfect, of course, because the Minäs usually forgot to collect the receipt and often gave the orders to people who had purchased nothing at all.
These non purchasers were known as Drop the Load Leeches. They were officially recognized as "needy" and "deficient" by Welfare Act 10,400 and could not be prosecuted. But they were just one of many groups the cops got annoyed with, as they were belligerent in their due diligence to fight for their rights. So, thankfully, they suffered the occasional beating. For everybody else, they had to be ready to grab their order and run with it. Shopping had become a sport.
Her cart was quite a bit fuller than usual. She could see the leeches salivating and moving forward en masse, until they noticed she had no health code junk food, no alcohol, no vitamin soda, and no wacky cigarettes. Another bout of dizziness caused her to see black spots when she filled the trunk of her car. This was the down payment on her house, and it would all be consumed within a few days. For unknown reasons, she had not stopped at the enchilada ingredients, but had gone on to purchase the type of coffee and cream that her grandfather's assistant had served to her earlier that day.
It would be okay, she reassured herself. Her granddad would continue to pay her, and then she could get a book contract because she was writing the biography of a celebrity who normally didn't give journalists the time of day. She swallowed the lump in her throat. The future would be okay, and she would eat well in the interim.
It was too bad she didn't know what to do with some of the ingredients, such as dried pinto beans. Ah, well, she would have to call her grandma Gonzales once again and ask for advice. Her mouth felt dry, and so she unscrewed the top off the new bottle of orange juice. Orange juice?! Was she insane? Had she really punched in the button for this delicacy?
She sipped a very, very small portion and sat down to work.
Mark picked her up at precisely 2 P.M. Due to it being mid spring, her granddad insisted on meeting at the track in the afternoon—less chance of being hit with a biting cold wind. At first, he'd suggested 5 A.M., before the wind had picked up at all, but even Mark, who worshiped Oso Beñat, had balked at the idea. He was going out drinking with his buddies and didn't want to show up still drunk.
Buddies. That was the archaic term Mark used for his friends. Nobody who cared about microaggressions used that word for anybody but Minäs in this day and age, as the original Tomi Corp ad name for their creations was buddy. The coinage pet was also considered derogatory; however, the names window-licker and retard were nearly terms of affection, as they had no context in the modern-day environment. Screen-licker, on the other hand, was a derogatory term for old-school geeks who preferred old-fashioned computers. Oh, and for grass-roots journalists and newspaper editors who couldn't afford to do anything better than sift through silicon wastelands and scrap together old hard drives, screens, and computer boxes.
Mark was looking a little yellow in the face, as he always did when he spent all night drinking cheap beer. Stephanie had tried, using her investigative skills, to find out what was in the piss-bitter stuff, and had not yet been successful. The beer corporations, which had taken their names from last century's microbrew craze—Bluebird Ale; Purple Mountain Stout; Green Orphan Amber; etc—were clinging tightly to their proprietary recipes and filtration systems.
"Did you have fun with your buddies?" she asked, after he laid his head back and told his car rather viciously to drive, you mother flipper.
He snarled at her. His bad mood combined with her good one inspired her to sing the Minä theme song from the old ads calling them buddies: You can hug 'em, give 'em lovin', just don't leave 'em near the oven. And: You can bug 'em, give 'em shovin's, just don't force 'em in the oven.
"For the love of God, stop," he told her.
She couldn't help it; she was in a good mood. Good food did make a difference. Her granddad had advised her well. "You're just dehydrated, that's all," she said. "Do you want to know what I drank for breakfast? Orange juice."
He groaned.
She whistled. Or tried to. She had never really learned.
The car pulled up to the chosen track. This one formed a figure eight, with the bottom half circling around a factory, and the top half around a field, where a group of boys were practicing airfoot.
"Airfoot!" Mark said, as though it were a curse.
"They do look a little silly, but only marginally more than the sports you watch."
"It's all fake. All of it. I really wish this aspirin would kick in. I want to leave a good impression on your grandfather. This is not good, really not good. I think I'm going to throw up." He promptly bailed from the car and vomited in the garbage bin.
"How much did you drink, anyway? I set up this date because you asked for it."
"James is getting committed. He and Lola are engaged. Do you hear that, Stephanie? Some people in the world are still getting committed."
She was silent a beat. James was his best friend from high school. "You drank yourself into oblivion because you were happy for James?"
"Yes, toasted him. Over and over and over. Wish it had been me we were toasting."
She was about to say, You'd prefer to vomit over your own engagement?, but didn't have a chance to, as her granddad's classic electric Roadster rolled into the parking lot.
Mark's head perked up. "Wow, what a car," he moaned, as if the envy made him as sick as the bad beer. "I love those early electrics. So much style. If I were a billionaire, I'd drive one, too."
"If I had a decent income, I'd just buy an economy car that could get me from one place to the next."
"Some of us have style."
She shrugged at that, as she didn't know what to say. He'd chosen the least stylish of all the young females at the Albuquerque Daily—that is, herself. Perhaps "having style" was subjective. Oso's style was objective, however, as he stepped from his shiny white vehicle and stood to his full height. He was impeccably dressed in walking clothes and expensive athletic shoes. Even Devon, following behind his owner, was impeccably dressed in walking clothes and expensive athletic shoes.
"If you have even a pinch of style now, you should stop hanging your head. And try to look less yellow," she advised.
Her granddad immediately grasped Mark's hand in a firm handshake. "Mark, my man. I'm happy to meet the writer who entertains me every morning of the week."
Mark's mouth twitched into a smile. "Thank you, sir. And you. It's astounding to meet you."
"You're pastier than I expected," Oso said. "What did I expect? You're a writer, not a real sportsman. There aren't any more of those."
Mark groaned and put his hands to his temples.
"Hungover, are you?"
Mark just groaned again.
"It's that poison you young 'uns call alcohol these days. Stephanie, wait here. I'm taking young Mark with me for a trip around the block."
"I, uh…" But her granddad had already whisked Mark away in his shiny car, leaving Devon in her care. "Hmm. I guess I'll just watch the boys play airfoot," she said.
"Me too," said Devon
An hour later—after she had given up on understanding the game the boys were playing and had begun to walk the track with Devon—the Roadster reappeared, and soon the men were out of the car, running into the half field the boys weren't using, with what appeared to be a ball. When Devon spotted Oso, he took off like a shot to catch up with him. Minäs could run, if nothing else.
But Mark, who was vomiting an hour ago, was now running. And how could an old man run like that—an old man who used a cane? Not to mention that he was now kicking the ball. Stephanie was confused.
She veered into the field and jogged over to them, where they were all three bunting the ball back and forth with their feet. Mark's face had been re-spirited with its usual glow.
"Look at this, Steph! I'm kicking a ball! A real ball! The sports stars can't even do this."
She shook her head. "What happened to you in the last hour?"
"Mr. Beñat took me to this club. It was hidden in the basement of a shop in Nob Hill. I'm not allowed to say which one."
"Why not?" she asked. "Wait, there are basements in Nob Hill stores? Since when?"
"It's a secret men's club. And you don't even know. There's a basement system linking together…oh, wait. I'm not supposed to tell."
"Good, well, I'll never tell you where my secret knitting circle is, then."
His eyes bugged out in surprise. "You have a secret knitting circle?"
"Ah, you were trying to be funny. It's not funny. This club's the real deal, legit. The bartender made me a hangover cure called the Silver Fizz. What was that recipe again, Sir, Mr. Beñat?"
"The first part is never drinking that trash you call beer. The rest is simple: egg white, dry gin, lemon juice, sugar, and club soda."
Stephanie didn't want to consider how much that beverage would cost at a club. "Yeah, because Mark is going to stock those ingredients on his salary. Good thing you gave him the recipe."
"That's why," her granddad coldly replied, "the first part is never drinking that trash again. Now, would you, darlin', like to learn how to play soccer with us?"
"Sure, I guess."
"Pass!" Mark shouted as he suddenly kicked the ball in her direction.
Being that she wasn't prepared for it, it hit her in the shin. In return, she picked it up and hurled it at his head. Unfortunately, he dodged it.
"No, no, no!" her granddad shouted. "That's not how to play the game. We're going to go over the rules first."
Stephanie giggled. She felt like a child. "All right, Granddad, Sir, Mr. Beñat!"
And for the first time in months—years, perhaps—she gave up her day and had fun. That wasn't to say she didn't trip over the ball multiple times. She did. She was clearly not meant to be a soccer player, but Mark picked it up rather well. Devon never really understood the rules, but he did manage to ape Mark's every move. Her granddad, too—how could he kick the ball that way? It was incredible to watch him. How many octogenarians could do that? How many people of any age could? Nobody had balls any longer. As far as she knew, they weren't sold in stores.
As they passed the ball to each other up and down the field, Stephanie realized the boys' team was no longer playing airfoot. No, they were watching the strange phenomenon of ball-kicking, something they'd only seen on TV, and which some people, such as the local sports editor, insisted was faked.
Well, right before them, it was real. They stared, their jaws slack, their eyes wide in shock. To the side, somebody's buddy Minä was jumping up and down, flapping his arms, and whoop-whooping. Stephanie couldn't help it; she was so overjoyed by the moment that she collapsed in the grass and stared up at the sky.
"Stephanie, lying in the grass is not what a team player does," her granddad shouted.
She didn't care, though, at least not until her infamous grandfather invited all the boys to play with them, and she was in danger of being trampled to death by a bunch of little, obnoxious feet that were apparently aching to kick a real ball.
When Oso finally called it a game, as nobody was keeping score, the adults stood talking in the parking lot. Mark's cheeks were flushed from exercise and excitement.
"Now this is real sport, something real to write about," Mark said. "I wish the Daily would pay me to go to professional games rather than reporting what I see on screen. That might be some real sports reporting, too. I could find out if they use physical balls or not. I mean, only the elite can afford those games, so they're the only ones who know what's really going on. And then, the elites usually have shares in the players."
Oso smiled. "I could get us into a game if you'd like. There's one tomorrow."
"Do you often go to games?"
"I've been to a handful. It's a waste of money I try to avoid."
"As if you have to worry about money," Mark said.
"I'm not one of the richest men in the world because I spend money on frivolities. If I did spend money on entertainment, I'd expect it to be entertaining. Which the games aren't."
Mark leaned forward in eager anticipation. "Because they're using holograph balls?"
"They make spectators sign a nondisclosure contract before buying tickets," Oso said. "But if you wanted to do an expose, you could take one for the team. The journalism team, that is."
Mark's eyes were wild with anticipation. "I would seriously love, sir, to take one for the team. What do you think, Stephanie, you wanna come too?"
Stephanie thought about it. She was a cautious team player, but still, she didn't see how Mark's actions would affect her career. After all, there was no such thing as guilt by association. That was wishful thinking on her part, especially if she conceded to become committed to him. Guilt by association was more often than not assumed by the public. She knew this from interviewing people.
"Do they still serve hotdogs at games?" She'd always wanted to eat a hotdog, which was a food popular at games in the last century. Hotdogs looked tasty in pictures.
"Yes, they sell organic, ethnically sourced, two-inch micro dogs on crusted German-import mini-loaves with Hollandaise and Havarti. Does that sound good to you, m'dear?"
The exercise had made her even hungrier than usual. "Um, I'm not really sure I like the sound of micro dogs."
Oso snorted. "Well, they also offer kale chips, seaweed strips, sushi, and caviar. Sometimes lobster, if it's the right season."
"All right, I'll go with you guys," she conceded, as if she wouldn't jump at the opportunity. Not because of the food, though—the food sounded bizarre, like nothing she'd ever tasted. Or even the sport. As a Journalist of Integrity, she had a curiosity that was rarely sated, the same as Mark.


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|27 Oct 2011
IE9 pathetic choice of search providers in the United Kingdom
Why I hate Internet Explorer
Had some trouble with the annoying Babylon search I finally managed to get rid of it but was left with Bing as the default search engine I prefer Google so I went to add it but it was absent from the UK search providers the only real competition for Bing that
Microsoft allows is the Ask & Yahoo search engines plenty of rubbish options like confused.com or BBC music search but no Google !
I did find a Google accelerator in the add-ons but you cannot set it as the default search engine.
I had to revisit the search engine page & change the gb in the Address bar to us & get the Google search provider from the US site.
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|27 Oct 2011
Have you tried clicking on Tools/Manage Add-ons/Search Providers, then highlight Google and choose in the lower part of the window "Set as default".
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|27 Oct 2011
After installing Google from the US site of course I did that.
Compare the sites for Great Britain , Australia, Canada & the United States.
Microsoft treat their overseas customers with contempt.
Internet Explorer Gallery
Internet Explorer Gallery
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Internet Explorer Gallery
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|28 Oct 2011
I just tried the UK link. I put Google in the search area and found the window that lets me choose as search provider or as accellerator. After choosing search provider, I got the screen to add to IE. I don't see how that process is different from the US site. (I often have trouble finding what I want in the browse list so I always need to use the wierd "search area" next to the magnifying glass icon.)
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|18 Sep 2012
The problem now is the search box is entirely missing from the (Australian) site and the URL has changed. This is the old URL:
Internet Explorer Gallery
And the "us" needs to be changed to "en-us".
Microsoft is pathetic - it took me 3 hours to go through this entire process when it should have taken 3 seconds. This kind of harrassment of their userbase can only make us hate them more. We spend hundreds of millions on MS products at work and I will never recommend them again.
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|20 Sep 2012
Old url: http://www.iegallery.com/us/addons/?...earchproviders
Redirects here: http://www.iegallery.com/en-us/addon...&featuretype=2
and seems to be working correctly for me, in California.
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|20 Sep 2012
Ah, yes the old one was redirecting me too - but to the Australian site.
I had to type in the current URL for the US site exactly in order to get there.
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The scientists developing rat telepathy have an aim. They want to answer the question: Can mammal brains be trained to communicate with each other electrically? Research shows that it can work in rats, at least. Much remains to be seen: Will it work in other mammals? In humans? For now, the electrical communication is one-way; is 'telepathic' repartee possible? Is it possible for different species to communicate effectively brain-to-brain?
We know from other research that some mammal brains can control machines designed for that purpose. But what about feedback – sensory information simulating touch transmitted from prosthetic to brain, for example? Current science seems to indicate it's possible. It's certainly an easy leap to make in fiction, but any scientist worth her weight in pipettes will tell you that it's usually a few orders of magnitude harder to manage in real life.
Navigating the administrative and regulatory obstacle courses between the lab bench and the clinic alone is costly in terms of time and money, yes, but it also takes a toll on the heart. The business of science is hard on people. It consumes researchers in much the same way biologists burn through reagents, and at metaphorically the same rate. It's dimensions harder for scientists who experiment on animals. Not only are the mountains of paperwork piled higher and the pitfalls dug deeper, the researchers are human. Animal lovers and vegans among their number.
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UNEXPECTED CHOICE: Ahmad Yunus taking his oath of office at Istana Bukit Kayangan yesterday. He will take charge of the Malay customs, youth and sports portfolio
In a somewhat surprising move, Sijangkang assemblyman Dr Ahmad Yunus Hairi was sworn in as Selangor executive councillor yesterday, replacing renegade former PAS chief Datuk Dr Hasan Ali.
Ahmad Yunus' appointment also meant a restructuring of the state's portfolio for administration.
Major aspects of the portfolio previously held by Hasan — Islamic affairs, infrastructure and public amenities — will now be taken over by Menteri Besar Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.
Ahmad Yunus, who was sworn in at Istana Bukit Kayangan yesterday, will only be looking after matters relating to Malay customs, youth and sports effective yesterday.
Abdul Khalid said, after the swearing-in, the restructuring of the portfolio was conducted to ensure a smooth administration.
"The state secretary and legal adviser are members of the Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS) and Selangor Islamic Affairs Department (JAIS), so I can oversee the development of both agencies," Abdul Khalid said.
Ahmad Yunus was among three candidates touted to replace Hasan. Meru assemblyman and PAS Selangor commissioner Dr Abdul Rani Osman was seen as the party's "favourite" while the other was Bandar Baru Bangi assemblyman Dr Shafie Abu Bakar.
It was reported in a Malay daily that Abdul Rani's nomination did not fall easy as Selangor ruler Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah was concerned about Abdul Rani being able to obtain state authorisation to teach Islam and his (Abdul Rani's) criticism over the distribution of MAIS's zakat to the Perlis government last November.
However, Abdul Rani is now chairman of the microcredit scheme for the rural poor (Skimsel) while Shafie is chairman of Selangor Malay Customs and Heritage Body Corporation (Padat) — both positions held previously by Hasan.
Abdul Khalid stressed the Selangor government had consulted and discussed with PAS over Ahmad Yunus' appointment as state exco.
"It is not that we ignored PAS's opinion. We referred to the party leadership and said, in the interest of the state and Pakatan Rakyat, a change is warranted.
"Ahmad Yunus' appointment received blessings from both PAS leadership and Abdul Rani," he said.
This brings to an end questions over the vacant state exco position after PAS booted out Hasan on Jan 8 for being an "antagonist" against the party's stand.
However, the sacked former PAS Selangor commissioner remains Gombak Setia assemblyman.
Abdul Khalid said Hasan had written to his office notifying the MB that the appointment of the new exco was premature as he (Hasan) had a 30-day period to appeal to the PAS Religious Scholar Council (Majlis Syura PAS).
The period for appeal ends on Feb 7.
"I replied Hasan's letter informing him that my decision to drop him from the exco is following the PAS central leadership committee's decision to sack him at its Jan 8 meeting. The issue of appealing the decision was not mentioned in the letter," Abdul Khalid said, adding that the appeal was a political practice but did not involve the state administration.
Ahmad Yunus expressed surprise over his appointment.
"The party leadership had endorsed Abdul Rani. To tell you the truth, I did not expect this (the appointment)," he said.
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