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Because even the slowest person on earth would have had ample time to retrieve a firearm from anywhere in an apartment and been ready to go by the time the bad guy got around to breaking into that apartment
I ain't buying that one bit. I've kicked doors, it just takes a second to kick a door and be in the living room.
We use to get a lot of rescue assist, medics policy is they can't break in, but we (the police) could. A quick gander at any door tells you where to kick. I wasn't a big strong guy either (I made of for that after I retired, the big part anyway).
The story was about apartments, in most apartments the door leads to the living room, one swift kick and you can be in the living room before the home owner can get out of his chair not to mention the time it takes to get to the bedroom to retrieve your gun from the bed stand or where every you keep it.
I know there is the problem of kids getting hold of guns, but I've never heard of a kid picking someone's pocket and finding a gun.
Of course just having a gun wont help that much, you need to practice drawing from your recliner, couch, or every place else you might be.
Dogs are nice (mine are useless) but many place wont rent to pet owners.
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Cherington hints at progress with Ortiz
Ben Cherington hinted tonight that that Red Sox are getting closer to a deal with free agent DH David Ortiz.
"I prefer not to comment on offers," he said. "We have had a lot of dialogue with David and his agent. … David knows we want him to be here, we want him to be back with the Red Sox and we want him in our lineup. We've had a lot of dialogue to see if there's a way to do that and I think that'll continue."
As Cherington pointed out on Wednesday, there is less of a market for Ortiz than there was for Jonathan Papelbon. Few options means more willingness to work with the the Sox.
As for the never-ending negotiations with the Cubs, Cherington said he and Theo Epstein have tabled their talks until the GM Meetings next week in Milwaukee.
Kudos to Cherington, by the way, for being so accessible to reporters and honest about what is going on. He has met with the beat writers after each of the managerial interviews and answered every question thrown his way.
As the Red Sox go through their offseason of transition, that's good to see.

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text: Well my Wii gave me this random message saying that the Wii message board is corrupt and that message board repaired although some messages and addresses may have been lost. So I know I probably have to format my Wii. The problem is that I have the Twilight Hack on it (It's either version 3.3 or 3.4...not sure which, I'd have to look it up.) and I've read that formatting the Wii with this stuff will brick it. Is there another way to fix it? Oh and out of curiosity, is there a way to update Wii Shop Channel without updating my Wii? I kinda want the free internet channel just to play around with it (even though I have a laptop...). I heard you could use WIISCU, but it supposedly causes more damage than it's worth. Thanks!


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Jackie O. and oversized sunglasses are practically synonymous, like Bettie Page and her short fringe. She was in her early 30s when she stepped into the national limelight as FLOTUS, and her iconic oversized sunnies have become a fashion staple for women worldwide ever since. Another woman I associate huge sunnies with is my late grandmother because she was never seen without her enormous Guccis or Christian Diors. I'm 85% sure she wore them around the house too – that's how often she would wear them! I've grown very fond of large sunglasses thanks to her as well.
So when I saw that the writer of "24 Things Women Should Stop Wearing After 30" (the article that inspired this series) listed oversized sunglasses, I felt like not only I was getting insulted, but my late grandmother too! And Jackie O. for fuck's sake. I mean, COME. ON.
Sure, the image the article included was of a silly enormous pair you'd find at a gag store and wouldn't actually wear out and about, but still.
[RELATED POST: Fashion Faux Pas for the 30-Something: The Graphic T-Shirt]
– heaves a sigh in an exasperated manner –
When my good friend and kindred spirit, Megan, asked me what I was planning on writing my next article on fashion faux pas for women over 30 about, she was absolutely flabbergasted as well when I said oversized sunglasses mainly because …
- she is a 40-something woman
- she was rocking oversized sunglasses when I told her
- she also exclaimed, "Uh, hello. JACKIE O.!"
Megan was feeling too camera shy to have her photo taken in them for this article, but the fact that she owns a pair (and looked like she was channeling Janis Joplin while wearing them) proves that you don't have to avoid wearing oversized sunglasses once you've hit 30. I'm also wearing hers in these photos because she said mine weren't big enough. Doesn't she have good taste?
If oversized sunglasses are supposedly frowned upon, then I'm 100% sure sunglasses with lenses shaped like hearts wouldn't be appropriate for women past 30 too since they'd be considered "juvenile." That's not stopping me from finding a pair though because I've been hunting for the perfect pair for the last 2 years. Plus the über stylish and popular 30-something fashion blogger Keiko Lynn has been seen wearing them, and other oversized sunglasses, multiple times on her blog and Instagram feed.
I'm still very surprised that someone, namely the writer behind "24 Things Women Should Stop Wearing After 30," would think that any woman past the age of 30 isn't capable of wearing oversized sunglasses. All the women I know who are past that age own nothing but big ass sunglasses. And you know what? They look fabulous as fuck.
If my grandma could look adorable in oversized sunglasses well into her 70s, you sure as hell can too after 30.


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Discussion in 'Nintendo Wii Chat' started by joeyjishere, Nov 2, 2006.
do you know when eb games will start online preorders in ca if they even r ????
In canada? EBgames already did it in Canada and US so your kinda late
Yup, Toys R Us even took pre-orders this year but those were last Sunday/Monday.
He said Online guys, not instore.......I've already preordered (in-store) so I've not been following preorders much now but I don't think its been announced yet. Make sure you sign up for email mail notifications and you'll know when they start. I think Walmart.com just ran their online preorders so maybe not much longer
ohh i'd expect them to start preorders during the last week before release if not then they wont do it
That's what i'm saying. There is no stores running pre-orders anymore that I am aware of. Toys R' Us for the first console release in histry ran pre-orders this year and THEY are even done. If you want one in the US, on launch, from here on out... either A.) make a quick friend and connect or B.) Get your backpack and tent ready to camp.
I'm waiting for gamestop.com or amazon.com and if all else fails I guess I don't mind sleeping in wal-mart for my Wii.
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Well folks the reason for no preorders is the stores have been rubbed the wrong way from past launches of all systems. No supply to meet the demand, Sony and xbox in truth. Promises never kept, my local stores will do no pre orders in fear of not enough units to go around. Ah but the Wii, shatters the mold, no Nintendo does. At the last gamecube launch, I got there at 9 am store opened at 10, I was 5th in line, out of 30, and 100 systems to go around. Lets not panic people, the systems will be well stocked, wiimotes in good supply as well, just those pesky nunchuks and classic controllers will be hot and hard to find.Remember mormoms travel in packs of 12 and are viscious in line.LOL just kidding. But for real the peripherals are being brought into the smaller stores by pre order only. And as far as when the second shipment will hit...monday, then tuesday. I tell no lie, I am a grown man and have my resources. My little shop I go to will get 8 on launch (7 pre ordered) then 8 on monday , and tuesday. This is a video/gamestore not a major box store.Critics will deny me...
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Macroscopic structures generated by microorganisms swimming in a fluid
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Data publicació2015-05-05
EditorBarcelona Supercomputing Center
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It is known that active particles induce emerging patterns as a result of their dynamic interactions, giving rise to amazing collective motions, such as swarming or clustering. Here we present a systematic numerical study of self-propelling particles; our main goal is to characterize the collective behavior of suspensions of active particles as a result of the competition among their propulsion activity and the intensity of an attractive pair potential. Active particles are modeled using the squirmer model. Due to its hydrodynamic nature, we are able to classify the squirmer swimmer activity in terms of the stress it generates (referred to as pullers or pushers). We show that these active stresses play a central role in the emergence of collective motion. We have found that hydrodynamics drive the coherent swimming between swimmers while the swimmer direct interactions, modeled by a Lennard-Jones potential, contributes to the swimmers' cohesion. This competition gives rise to two different regimes where giant density fluctuations (GDF) emerge. These two regimes are differentiated by the suspension alignment; one regime has GDF in aligned suspensions whereas the other regime has GDF of suspensions with an isotropic orientated state. All the simulated squirmer suspensions shown in this study were characterized by a thorough analysis of global properties of the squirmer suspensions as well as a complementary cluster analysis.
CitacióAlarcón, Francisco; Pagonabarraga, Ignacio. Macroscopic structures generated by microorganisms swimming in a fluid. A: "BSC Doctoral Symposium (2nd: 2015: Barcelona)". 2nd ed. Barcelona: Barcelona Supercomputing Center, 2015, p. 77-78.
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Alissa Wilkinson is assistant professor of English and humanities at The King's College in New York City, chief film critic at Christianity Today, and editor of QIdeas.org. Her work on pop culture, politics, art, and religion appears in publications including The Atlantic, Christianity Today, Books & Culture, Marginalia Review of Books, Relief, the Globe & Mail, WORLD, and Paste. In 2008, she founded The Curator and served as editor while on staff with International Arts Movement until 2010. Read More ›Bio last modified September 1st, 2014.
The Politics of Apocalypse
Debate rages on whether it's possible to engage a militantly secular age, or if retreat is, in Leonard Cohen's words, "the only engine of survival." Robert Joustra and Alissa Wilkinson in their book How to Survive the Apocalypse: Zombies, Cylons, Faith & Politics at the End of the World, find the answer in Daniel, a prophet who profited from an apocalypse by his strategic sense of loyalty.
That Pesky Third BitJanuary 23, 2012
Following on from my blog post last week—which seems to have struck quite a nerve, judging from the feedback I got (which showed that many, many people are grappling with these vocational questions all the time)—I'd like to say just two things.
Vocation Takes PatienceJanuary 16, 2012
I read an interesting blog post by Oliver Segovia on the Harvard Business Review last week: "To Find Happiness, Forget About Passion." Segovia recounts the story of a peer who was primed to pursue her passion (in this case, earning a Ph.D. in the liberal arts, which we all have been told ad nauseum is not a, shall we say, profit-making enterprise these days), but found when she got out of school that there were no jobs, and ended up teaching part-time in a small research centre.
Pick Up Your BrushJanuary 9, 2012
Last Thursday I was at the Tate Modern in London for the highly-lauded retrospective of the work of Gerhard Richter, the German painter. Born in 1932, Richter has been working for nearly five decades in a variety of mediums and styles—from colour grids to highly detailed realism to total abstraction, and even some glass sculptures in there for good measure.
Generous LoveDecember 19, 2011
The fourth candle in the Advent wreath stands for love. I've thought a lot about love this past year (sometimes here on the blog). Just last week, I was talking with coworkers about a piece that appeared in the New York Times: The Generous Marriage. You've probably read it by now, but if not, the idea is simple: researchers find that generosity ("the virtue of giving good things to one's spouse freely and abundantly") is one of the leading indicators of marital success—more, even, than sex.
The Joyful OneDecember 12, 2011
I discovered, as I was making sure I had my facts straight about the third Sunday of Advent, that it's known as the "joyful Sunday." Not only that: tradition dictates that the candle itself is pink, in contrast to the others, which are usually purple. (Now you know!)
Advent PeaceDecember 5, 2011
Yesterday was the second Sunday of Advent, and the candle we light that day stands for peace. I was thinking about peace, especially the idea of "peace time"—that is, the time when there are no violent conflicts in which we're directly engaged. To be honest, I don't know if we're in peace time or not down here in the U.S.—and not just because of the conflicts we're engaged in around the world, but because, well, there's a lot of unrest here.
Advent HopeNovember 28, 2011
The four candles in the Advent wreath signify four things: hope, peace, love, and joy. I thought of this last week as I scrolled through my friends' Twitter updates and saw all these reports of unrest and economic downturn and political squabbles and personal sadness juxtaposed with something startling: many proclamations of gratitude (in keeping with the Thanksgiving holiday).
Longing and restraintNovember 21, 2011
This Thursday is Thanksgiving down here in the U.S., and that signals the start of Christmas season—and the season of Advent, the beginning of the church calendar. Though I grew up in a church that did light the candles in the Advent wreath on the Sundays leading up to Christmas, I didn't really understand the significance of the season until a few years ago.
Not What We ExpectedNovember 14, 2011
In the New York Times magazine this weekend, Margaret Heidenry wrote of her experience as a homeschooled child in the 1970s—a time when, of course, homeschooling was illegal in the U.S. (it was not legalized in all fifty states until 1993). The piece (titled "My Parents Were Home-Schooling Anarchists") echoes a lot of the sentiments I hear from my peers and my students who were homeschooled.
What We LoveOctober 31, 2011
For the past week or so, my students and I have been discussing the "humans as lovers" philosophical anthropology (using James K.A. Smith's Desiring the Kingdom as our guide). The class has focused mainly on how cultures develop and change, and this last piece helps us think about why they develop and change in certain ways.
Shaming Us Into ItOctober 24, 2011
I (understandably) spend a great deal of time in the New York subways. The truth about subways is that you stop hearing the announcements after a while. I moved here a month before the bombings in the London Tube in 2005, and after that the announcements started: "Packages and other large containers are subject to random search by the police." I couldn't tell you the last time I heard the actual announcement, but just typing it out there, I could hear the voice that repeats it over the PA system, and I know that's correct, word for word.
Against SqueezingOctober 17, 2011
It might be self-aggrandizing, but, in the parlance of my generation, whatever: on Friday I wrote about two books about reading, which is a strange sort of down-the-rabbit-hole thing to do. It's especially strange to do it when you're also revisiting the practice of reading-for-a-grade, as I am now—my MFA program requires me to annotate ten books per quarter (just over a book a week), and I'm also reading books that I'm teaching from, so I'm spending all my time reading.
Free speech, taken for grantedOctober 10, 2011
For days now, any time I talk to someone who's not from New York, they ask me about the Occupy Wall Street protests going on downtown. Truthfully, I have little to say. I ride the subway through the area, but that's underground, and otherwise everything I've seen of the protests, I've seen on Facebook.
Digging InSeptember 19, 2011
As I mentioned last week, my students and I have been pondering the different ways Christians across time and space have viewed culture and their place in it. On Monday we tied it up by talking about the "Christ Transforming Culture" framework, in which we see culture as a fallen but redeemable thing, and so we work faithfully in our own vocations to join in God's work of restoring culture—all of it, both in individuals and institutions.
Left, Right, and BothSeptember 12, 2011
I'm teaching a class on Christian cultural anthropology this term, and we're looking at Niebuhr's classic "Christ and Culture" typology, in which Niebuhr proposes that Christians have viewed their culture through five general lenses—Christ against culture, of culture, above culture, in tension/paradox with culture, and transforming culture.
The world can run without usSeptember 5, 2011
Here's something for this Labour Day: A piece Jonathan Foust filed last week in The Atlantic defended senior officials who (gasp) choose to take weekends and holidays. Workaholism, as the article points out, is not actually a good thing, but it's also precisely what success in the Pentagon is predicated upon—not accomplishment, exactly, but what I, in my Wall Street days, used to call "pointless face time": sticking around even when you have nothing to do, writing useless memos, doing busy work.
All Present or NothingAugust 29, 2011
I read Donald Hall's extraordinary memoir-of-sorts Life Work last week, in which Hall performs feats of narrative in a mere 124 pages by telling the story of his work and his ancestors' work, and the work habits of many others, and also battles cancer and rejoices in his marriage, and—well, you should just read it.
This age's big idea?August 25, 2011
Last Sunday, the NYTimes ran one of those lengthy opinion pieces that seems calculated to ruffle feathers and generate chatter. The thesis of the piece is that we are in a "post-idea" age. We have no more big ideas—just sort of, well, medium ideas, at best, that we share with our little groups on Facebook.
FruitfulnessAugust 15, 2011
A couple of weeks ago, I was in Santa Fe, New Mexico for the first of five ten-day residencies that are part of the low-residency M.F.A. in Creative Writing at Seattle Pacific University (held concurrently with and on the same campus as the Glen Workshop that Robert attended and wrote of last Friday.
A Brief Chat with Mako Fujimura on The Tree of LifeAugust 1, 2011
Terrence Malick's highly anticipated and Palme d'Or-winning The Tree of Life (starring Brad Pitt and Jessica Chastain) was released earlier this summer to critical and popular buzz. Less a movie, more a cinematic symphony on grace and the creation of the world (complete with movements and repeated themes), the film garnered both praise and protests from critics and audiences alike.
Rules for Reviewing BooksJuly 25, 2011
Last week, critic and former Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky wrote at Slate about two marvelous snarky (and ultimately wrongheaded) takedowns of John Keats by his contemporaries. Part of their problem, he says, is that they ignored entirely the three rules of reviewing. Pinsky got them from some stylesheet he received from a magazine for which he was writing in the 1970s, but as he says:
Letters to the FutureJuly 18, 2011
Last week, Jonathan Rauch started blogging—and he started with a diatribe against blogging, which he hates because it comes from the "self-congratulatory smugness of internet culture," which is inherently hostile to "people who want to read and think." He tries a nifty thought experiment: if all the blog posts of the last however-many years since the word blog was coined were lost, would anyone notice? He's pretty sure nobody would.
Digital DowntimeJuly 11, 2011
Reposted from the Cardus After Hours blog (RIP). I've read dozens of articles that talk about how, for instance, Google might be making us stupid or being ultra-connected to the computer is probably a bad thing. Okay, I think—I don't really look at my laptop on weekends and make liberal use of Freedom to make sure I don't multitask too much.


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How to install all downloaded Windows Updates with the wusa.exe?
I want to be able from a command line install all downloaded windows updates and then shutdown the computer. I know there are GUI settings for this, but how would I do it via command line?
Edit: As an fyi I've tried things from the pkgmgr.exe and wusa.exe utilities in Windows 7, but I cannot seem to get it to start installing the downloaded updates. Any help is appreciated!
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See WSUS Offline Update - Update Microsoft Windows and Office without an Internet connection for d/l all updates and install later for 1 or more PCs.
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See WSUS Offline Update - Update Microsoft Windows and Office without an Internet connection for d/l all updates and install later for 1 or more PCs.
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Put all the MSU files into a folder, and then run this batch from within that folder:
@ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION FOR /R "%~dp0" %%A IN (*.MSU) DO ( ECHO= Installing %%~nA >NUL TIMEOUT /t 3 WUSA "%%A" /quiet /norestart) ECHO Press any key to restart >NUL PAUSE SHUTDOWN.EXE /s /t 5 GOTO :EOF
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Its half English and half German - for English docs visit WSUS Offline Update - Update Microsoft Windows and Office without an Internet connection
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Thanks a lot Cluberti.
Your batch file worked fine on windows vista home premium even.
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PAUL LAMBERT may not, as the cliche goes, be "up for the Cup" this year.
But Matt Lowton most definitely is, after the third-round draw handed the full-back a reunion with his former club.
The 24-year-old came through the youth set-up at Bramall Lane before moving to Villa Park in a £3m deal following United's play-off final defeat to Huddersfield Town on penalties at Wembley.
So, today offers a chance to not only meet up with a few of his former Blades team-mates but also, Lowton insists, get Villa Park "rocking" in a similar fashion to last season when the Midlands outfit reached the semi-final of the Capital One Cup.
"We did it last year in the other cup," said Lowton of a run that ended when Bradford City came to Villa Park for a semi-final second leg that was played amid a raucous and passionate atmosphere.
"There is no reason why we can't do the same now. We can have a great cup run and get the fans going.
"I remember the semi-final at Villa Park last season (against Bradford) and it was rocking. The atmosphere was unbelievable.
"You see how much it means to them to have a good cup run and hopefully we can start by getting into the next round (by beating the Blades.
"It is a great opportunity to get a win at home in front of our fans. A good chance to give them something to cheer about."
Villa have had a season of contrasts so far with some memorable victories – such as the opening day triumph at Arsenal and a 3-2 win over Manchester City – intermixed with defeats against the likes of Fulham and Crystal Palace.
Both those reverses came last month, which is why Lambert is so focused on the fight for league points right now.
The Villa chief said ahead of United's visit: "I probably don't buy into the 'great cup run'. If you are in it, you may as well try to win it – which we didn't do.
"We got knocked out in the semi-final. So, we may as well have got knocked out in the first round."
Asked whether this weekend's fixtures are something the top-flight clubs could do without, Lambert added: "If they were being honest, they probably would (say so). It is realistic, that is the nature of it.
"If anyone says any differently then I am not so sure they will be telling the truth because the Premier League is the most vital thing that anyone wants to get into and we are no different."
For Chesterfield-born Lowton, though, today will be all about taking on his old club and, he hopes, getting through to tomorrow's fourth-round draw.
He said: "We were on the way back from an away game (during the third-round draw) and I got a phone call from my brother.
"He was laughing when I answered so I thought it must have been a tasty draw. I had to smile.
"For personal reasons, the club is very close to my heart and it is good to play them in a massive cup game.
"I still speak to a few of the boys who were there when I was and I am looking forward to getting out there."
For Villa, captain Ron Vlaar (calf) could be replaced by Ciaran Clark as Lambert considers making changes.


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VANCOUVER - If they deserve it, the Vancouver Whitecaps don't mind getting booed at home every now and again.
The club has been poor at B.C. Place Stadium during a lost 2016 campaign, winning just five of 15 home matches in Major League Soccer, but negativity from the stands has been rare.
Last weekend's halftime walk to the locker-room while trailing 1-0 in a game the Whitecaps desperately needed to keep any realistic hope for the playoffs alive seemed like a perfect opportunity for supporters to voice their displeasure.
Instead there wasn't much of a reaction at all.
"At times if it's unacceptable you're told that, you know that by the fans," said Vancouver defender David Edgar, who joined the club in June. "We didn't get that last Saturday. It is different, it is an adjustment, because I remember last season I was booed off (in England) and we were winning 1-0 at halftime.
"It's not even the results that matter at times. It's the performance and determination and the desire you're showing to wear the jersey."
Vancouver did fight back in the second half three times, including twice after being reduced to 10 men, in what would turn into a 3-3 tie with the Colorado Rapids, but the opening 45 minutes were far below what was required.
Vancouver head coach Carl Robinson commended fans after the game for not booing his team at the break, but goalkeeper David Ousted said Friday that criticism from the stands can serve as a wake-up call.
"I've been booed a couple times in my career," he said. "It kind of gives you that feeling that: 'OK, this can't be right. We're at home. We've got to show these fans we're willing to fight for them.'"
Vancouver (9-14-8) heads into the weekend ahead of Sunday's visit by Seattle Sounders (12-13-5) with the worst home record in MLS on a points-per-game basis. The Whitecaps are 5-4-6 at B.C. Place this season, grabbing an average of just 1.4 points for every outing.
"We just haven't been good enough. It's as straight an answer as that," said Ousted, whose team is 1-6-4 in overall league play since the middle of July. "We can look at many factors — personal mistakes and all that — but the simple answer is we just haven't been good enough."
Robinson said he will look at everything in the off-season to improve his team's home record, from changing practice schedules to possibly staying in a local hotel the night before games.
"We need to sort our home form out," he said. "Last year our home form, I didn't believe was up to the standard I wanted and this year we've taken a step back."
The Whitecaps currently sit six points back of the final playoff berth in the Western Conference, a spot currently occupied by Seattle, but could find themselves even further adrift depending on what happens in Saturday's match between the Rapids and Portland Timbers. Portland is even on points with the Sounders, but has played one more game.
"I will never accept it until it's completely gone," Ousted said of Vancouver's minuscule chances at the post-season with three matches remaining. "Is it unlikely right now? Yeah, probably. But that doesn't mean I'm not going to go out and give 110 per cent, because stranger things have happened."
Notes: Sounders midfielder Nicolas Lodeiro, who has three goals and eight assists in 10 games since joining Seattle as a designated player in July, will miss the match because of yellow card accumulation. Whitecaps defender Kendall Waston will also sit out after being sent off against Colorado. ... Sounders forward Clint Dempsey has been shut down for the remainder of the season due to an irregular heartbeat.
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Earlier this week, URL shortener tr.im shut down. Then they reopened after what they're calling an outpouring of support from users. Sort of. Is this the service you should trust your redirection to?
Using a URL shortening service is a popular way to hide a destination, save space in a Twitter or Identi.ca message, and cloak affiliate links. It's that last point that I want to touch on here. Affiliates should take notice of what happened with tr.im earlier this week and learn a valuable lesson.
Don't ever trust a URL shortening service to cloak your affiliate links.
On Monday, tr.im shut down with the following announcement:
Regretfully, we here at Nambu have decided to shutdown tr.im, the first step in shutting down all of our products and services within that brand.
The owners made the announcement that tr.im would redirect links until the end of the year and that the Twitter client Nambu, one of their "products and services" referenced above, would cease development. I was a Nambu user, and by extension, a tr.im user (as tr.im is the default shortener in Nambu, a point that will demonstrate a double-standard in just a moment).
Eric Woodward replied to comments on the few blog entries made at tr.im and repeated the same lines that were used on the blog. Twitter favors bit.ly. Twitter is making it impossible for other URL shorteners to survive. The people behind bit.ly have a relationship with the folks at Twitter and it's that insider, buddy-buddy relationship (not, as he implies, the quality of bit.ly) that makes tr.im unable to compete.
Woodward went on to say that nobody was interested in buying tr.im, even for "a token amount of money". This will be seen as ironic shortly.
Do you see where I'm going with this?
Here is a service that has been around for about 12 months, that has shortened thousands of links, that decided to close up shop because Twitter didn't make them the default URL shortener for users of the Twitter web interface. Now, I won't go into the comments that I made in the various blog posts here and here, but suffice to say, I think this is flawed thinking. They based their business model on a company that itself has no business model. They complained that bit.ly was crowned the default URL shortener on the Twitter website, yet they made tr.im the default URL shortener in the Nambu Twitter client. They don't see the double-standard. More importantly, they refuse to acknowledge that the only way to make a mark with a shortener now is to look beyond Twitter.
Woodward has gone on to say that tr.im has no interest in frames, advertising or, it seems, any other kind of monetization. It was stated that nobody was interested in buying tr.im. Well, of course not! It's not a large service, it's not making any money, and the owners can't seem to understand why nobody wants it! That might be a little disingenuous. There were some offers made, and they were all turned down, ostensibly because the owners don't want anyone to use the service to spam people with frames and advertisements.
Parse that again. The owners aren't making any money, and they refuse to sell the service to anyone else if the intention is to make money with the service. They were, it seems, simply waiting for something to come along and buy them out. That was never going to happen, but after reading the whiny blog posts (Twitter isn't playing fair! Whaaa!) it's no surprise that they never understood that.
Am I being harsh? Probably, yes. The way that users of tr.im and Nambu were treated this week was pathetic. I was one of those users. I'm insulted!
Affiliates, this is a wake-up call. If you're cloaking links on your sites, find another way to do it. Any of these URL shortening services could go away tomorrow – and what will you do? Spend a week or two rewriting thousands of links? If your affiliate efforts are blog-based, as mine are on this site, consider .htaccess redirects. They're simple to use and make swapping out merchants a snap. PHP redirects are useful, too. Either way, you have control over your traffic and you're not at the mercy of a third party URL shortener.
Ow.ly, bit.ly, TinyURL, su.pr, twitpwr.com… do you really want to be handing over your traffic to sites that may or may not be around next year?
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BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) — The Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University is a step closer to securing complete accreditation.
According to the school:
The Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) has granted provisional accreditation to the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University. The LCME is the nationally recognized accrediting authority for medical education programs leading to the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) in the United States and Canada. LCME accreditation provides assurance that programs awarding the M.D. degree meet the national standards for educational quality.
"The Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine has accomplished an important milestone in receiving provisional accreditation and I couldn't be more proud," said FAU President Mary Jane Saunders. "The College's early success and accomplishments are truly indicative of the caliber of its faculty, staff and students."
All medical schools must complete five steps to become fully accredited by the LCME. FAU's Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine has achieved four of those steps. A site visit will take place in October 2014 and a final decision on full accreditation will be made when the LCME meets in February 2015.
"Achieving provisional accreditation is an important step in our development and growth," said Dr. David J. Bjorkman, M.D., M.S.P.H., dean of FAU's Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine. "It is also a testament to our faculty, staff and our clinical and community partners who have been instrumental in laying the foundation to build our successful new medical school."
In 2010, the Florida Board of Governors authorized the creation of the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine. The College received preliminary accreditation in February 2011, and admitted its inaugural class of 64 students in August 2011 and its second class of 64 students in August 2012. The College will welcome its third class of 64 students this August, and has received nearly 3,100 applications for 64 positions in the entering class of 2013.
The M.D. program, titled the "Integrated Patient Focused Curriculum" is based on the principle that future physicians should learn essential basic science information in the context of patient care, patient case studies and the practice of clinical skills. This innovative curriculum provides a student-centered and patient-focused approach. The College uses a community-based model of medicine, and more than 700 local physicians together with local hospitals and health departments provide hands-on clinical experiences for the students from the first day of medical school. Seven leading hospitals in South Florida are currently serving as year-three clerkship sites for the College.
During clinical trainings, students have the opportunity to work side-by-side with physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of patients, applying knowledge learned from the first two years of study to real-life situations. Medical students are also exposed to advanced medical cases in cardiology, infectious diseases, pulmonary diseases, renal disorders and a host of other scenarios using computer controlled high-fidelity mannequins in the College's state-of-the-art medical simulation center.
To ensure that the region will have an adequate and well-trained physician workforce, FAU's Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine and five Palm Beach County hospitals formed the Graduate Medical Education (GME) Consortium in late 2011, to further the University's commitment to increasing much needed residency positions in Palm Beach County.
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Microcephaly gene links trithorax and REST/NRSF to control neural stem cell proliferation and differentiation.
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Microcephaly is a neurodevelopmental disorder causing significantly reduced cerebral cortex size. Many known microcephaly gene products localize to centrosomes, regulating cell fate and proliferation. Here, we identify and characterize a nuclear zinc finger protein, ZNF335/NIF-1, as a causative gene for severe microcephaly, small somatic size, and neonatal death. Znf335 null mice are embryonically lethal, and conditional knockout leads to severely reduced cortical size. RNA-interference and postmortem human studies show that ZNF335 is essential for neural progenitor self-renewal, neurogenesis, and neuronal differentiation. ZNF335 is a component of a vertebrate-specific, trithorax H3K4-methylation complex, directly regulating REST/NRSF, a master regulator of neural gene expression and cell fate, as well as other essential neural-specific genes. Our results reveal ZNF335 as an essential link between H3K4 complexes and REST/NRSF and provide the first direct genetic evidence that this pathway regulates human neurogenesis and neuronal differentiation.
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Last week, the FBI successfully shut down Silk Road, an online illegal-drug marketplace that used Bitcoin as a method of payment. Calls to go after Bitcoin have followed, but they don't make sense. The evil and avarice that live in people's hearts will not be eliminated by stamping out any particular currency.


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Series Vampire Authority arrivals like Christopher Meloni and Lucy Griffiths enliven Blu-ray/Select bonus features that, again, take us deep into HBO's sizzling smash. (It's back new June 16.)
Extras Both versions (see below) feature commentaries and episode backgrounders. Blu-ray/Select adds interactive "enhanced viewing" goodies: lower-third infographics, flashback/forward to explain current twists, Authority Confessionals videos in which characters discuss events. Plus, cool hourlong "autopsy" making-of for "game changer" sixth episode, species "blood lines" family tree, more.
List price $80 HBO Select (Blu-ray+DVD+digital), $60 DVD only, out today from HBO.
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The merit to this piece is that a big mainstream news organization is willing to publish in a serious manner a challenge to the official 9/11 story. Israel, the Mossad, and Larry Silverstein, the owner of the WTC, aren't mentioned. Nonetheless, doubt is cast on the version of events that the American government promotes.
Next Monday afternoon, Matt Campbell will stand outside BBC Broadcasting House in London's Portland Place, protesting about the killing of his brother, Geoff, and 66 other Britons, in the 9/11 terror attack at the New York World Trade Centre.
Matt began asking questions. He has not stopped since. He, and others who will be at the BBC protest, refuse to accept the official story about 9/11: that four U.S. airliners were hijacked by Islamist terror chief Osama Bin Laden's pilots. Two were flown into New York's famous Twin Towers, which collapsed.
A third rammed into the U.S. Defence Headquarters at the Pentagon in Washington DC. The last went down in rural Pennsylvania, 150 miles north of the capital, after a tussle between the hijackers and passengers, later portrayed in the Hollywood film United 93.
Seven hours later, a third tower at the World Trade Centre, WTC7, fell to the ground over seven seconds, even though no plane had hit it.
The red building, 100 yards from the 110-storey Twin Towers, was less than half their height at just 47 floors, and few people even know of its existence. It had already been evacuated after the planes had hit the main towers.
In total, 2,977 people died, provoking President Bush to mount the 'War On Terror' that led to the invasion of Iraq, with the UK in tow.
Yet as Monday's anniversary approaches, Matt, a former City worker who is married with three children and lives in Sussex, insists that 9/11 did not happen in the way we have been told and that there has been a huge official cover-up to disguise the truth.
'There are so many questions that the Americans and the British Establishment refuse to answer,' he says. 'I believe that my brother and thousands of others were murdered on 9/11 and there has been a cover-up. We, as a family, are still overcoming this tragedy, but we will never stop seeking the truth.'
He is not alone in his quest. A survey in U.S. magazine Live Science last year revealed that most Americans (53 per cent) believe the U.S. Government has concealed — and continues to conceal — vital information about the 9/11 attacks. Crucially, a team of engineers at the University of Alaska concluded this week, after two years of forensic research, that fire could not have caused the collapse of WTC7.


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The story is set in a strangely streamlined isolated prison with unusual inmates — a seemingly honest and good young man, a sensual woman, a former military middle-aged man, a young female otaku, a mysterious old man, and a cat. One day, a sudden power outage opens the locks to all the cells, and everyone is set free. However, all of the guards are missing, and the prisoners cannot find any exits. When the old man performs a bizarre act, an unusual phenomenon befalls the prison and the prisoners within. (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork)
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Because the output of a guitar pick-up is entirely different from the output of professional recording equipment. There must be a matching circuit introduced to interface the two devices together. It is no different from what a direct box does for connecting a guitar pick-ups output to a microphone preamp input. The Reamp "fools" a guitar amp or stomp box into reacting as if a guitar is plugged into it, just as a direct box "fools" a mic preamp into reacting as if a microphone is plugged into it. Top
The Reamp is designed around the philosophy of minimal signal path (less is more). A high quality transformer designed for reamping, a trim control, the proper connectors and RF filtering is all that is needed to do the job reliably with full bandwidth and no added distortion. Because the Reamp is transforming high-level audio into low-level audio there is no need for added power. Therefore, adding power would only provide silly lights and useless features that would compromise the audio signal and increases the failure factor tenfold. In addition, you might trip over the power cord and bump your head. Top
Impedance is an electrical term that refers to how much a device Impedes the flow of current and is measured in ohms. While there is no set standard, low impedance usually refers to a range of between 120 and 800 ohms and high impedance refers to anything above 800 ohms. Most professional microphones are low impedance and electrical instruments (guitars & keyboards) are high impedance. All Modern professional consoles, older vintage consoles and outboard gear have low impedance outputs, which will interface perfectly with the Reamp. Top
First let's define unbalanced and balanced: An unbalanced line is the type you have on the hi-fi, typically using an RCA connector, and feeding the signal through a coaxial cable. The inner cable carries the signal, and the outer shield is the ground, to prevent RF interference and general airborne noise from being picked up on the signal lead. In contrast, a balanced connection uses two wires for the signal with the signal equal in amplitude in each wire, but opposite in phase. Only the out of phase signal is passed thru the balanced input amp, and any in phase (common mode) signal is rejected. RF interference and other noise will be picked up equally by both wires in the cable and will be out of phase so they to will be cancelled out of the signal path. The balanced output amp changes the signal path back in phase.
Secondly, let's define +4 and –10 level signals: +4 and – 10 refer to the reference level used for 0VU. A +4 signal has a 0VU reference of 1.234 volts AC A –10 signal has a 0VU reference of .775 volts AC Professional recording equipment uses the +4 balanced signal. Consumer equipment uses the –10 unbalanced signal. +4 balanced is the professional line level signal found on 3 pin XLR or "TRS" connectors with the in phase signal on pin 2 or the tip, the out of phase signal on pin 3 or the ring, and the ground or shield signal on pin 1 or shield. This is found on all professional tape recorders, consoles, and outboard gear.-10 unbalanced is the consumer line level signal found on RCA connectors with the in phase signal on the pin or tip and the ground or shield signal on the shield. If your gear has RCA or "TS" connectors you have –10 unbalanced equipment if you have XLR connectors you have +4 balanced equipment. Top
Answer - Yes. Most high-end music cards (m-audio, lynx, aardvark) have +4 outputs on breakout cables. If your computer sound card has +4 outputs you are ready to go into the Reamp. Many consumer "off the shelf" computer cards (Sound Blaster type) are only –10 unbalanced. In this case, you will need to lower the output level another 10 to 15 dB, stay unbalanced and go directly into the amp without a Reamp. Don't call me if it doesn't works. Top
Answer - – No. This would not work because of the large level differences between a microphone level signal and a line level signal. On the direct box the instrument input is designed for instrument level signals (-20dbm) and the microphone out is designed to give a microphone level signal (-60dbm typical) using a direct box in reverse would put a +4dbm signal into a –60dbm output and would cause extreme signal distortion before you even plugged into the amp. Top
Answer - Feed the Reamp the recorded track you want to effect with the stomp box. Connect a short 1/4" cable from the Reamp's output to the stomp box's input and another short cable from the stomp box's output into a direct box. Connect the output of the direct box to the input of your microphone preamp. Top
Answer - Because the Reamp needs to be near the amp with a short cable, like a guitar. Top
Answer - By design, The Reamp can "simulate" any guitar pickup's impedance. It is important to understand that impedance and level on the output of the Reamp is the same thing as far as the amp is concerned. The guitar's "sound" and pickup imprint has already been recorded. The Reamp's Trim Knob adjusts level/impedance so matching the output of a guitar is a matter of plugging in a guitar, adjusting the amp to the desired sound, unplugging the guitar and plugging in the Reamp and adjusting the Trim until the level is the same as when the guitar was in. Depending on what guitar you used and how hot it was recorded, would ultimately dictate where the Trim control is put. This way the Reamp is not limited by the so-called "Guitar Simulation" of two pickup types but ALL guitar pickups. And remember, the Reamp goes to 11. Top
Answer - The colors were sometimes changed when I made small changes to the design but not always. As an example, when Prince wanted a Reamp I did a run of 50 purple Reamps or when I was spending a lot of time on a vintage Neve console I painted 50 Reamps Neve grey. The list below describes the versions and their colors.
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Hitch Lift 4 is a Random Event in IGN's Grand Theft Auto 5 Walkthrough. This guide will highlight the main mission strategies and Gold Medal requirements needed to complete every main story mission. Check out more of IGN's GTA5 Walkthrough for info on Cheats, Easter Eggs, Strangers and Freaks and a lot more.
This Random Event is located at a church just near Sandy Shores and the Zancudo Fort.
A woman dressed in a bridal gown will scream for help, so stop near the church and give her a ride back to her house at Vinewood Hills.
As you get about a mile away, the groom will chase after you in his Patriot vehicle and try to ram you down. As soon as the groom starts slamming into your car, STOP THE CAR. Rotate the camera to see the groom stop and then get out to confront you. As soon as he gets out of his car, immediately gun it!
When the coast is clear, drive the bride to her house at Vinewood to complete the Random Event. Unfortunately, there is no consolation prize.
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As the federal government ponders who has the right stuff to become the next commissioner of the RCMP, I hope it considers Maple Leaf Foods CEO Michael McCain.
Not for the job, of course. He doesn't need more headaches beyond the ones he's already endured. But the next commissioner does need to demonstrate the kind of public relations instincts and reflexes that Mr. McCain displayed during his company's food crisis in 2008.
At the time, you may recall, there were nine confirmed and 11 suspected deaths attributed to tainted lunch meat manufactured and packaged in Toronto under the Burns and Maple Leaf brands. Instead of trying to divert blame or suggest people avoid rushing to judgment until a proper investigation was completed - the standard response of CEOs in trouble - Mr. McCain instantly got out in front of the issue.
He accepted blame, against the advice of company lawyers. He offered a sincere apology, which the company put on YouTube. He personally oversaw the recall of tainted meat. He compensated victims in record time. His response set a new standard in crisis management.
It was, in other words, precisely the opposite response we've come to expect from the RCMP. Instinctively, the Mounties circle the wagons when there's a problem, especially one involving an officer. Too often, the response includes disparaging the victim - he had mental-health issues, he was drunk, he had a history of violence - in a bid to rationalize the officer's action.
Think back to Robert Dziekanski. Despite the fact that a man died after being tasered, the immediate response was: The victim was responsible. Once video surfaced that countered the RCMP's initial claims, there was more obfuscation.
There are many things that need to occur to restore the Mounties to the once-trusted position they held in this country. To make it a modern police force that can operate effectively in a universe of cellphones and Twitter and unparalleled scrutiny.
The new commissioner not only has to embrace the idea of real civilian oversight, but he has to push for it. The Canadian public is pretty clear on this. The government has always been reluctant to introduce the kind of oversight measures suggested by former federal RCMP watchdog Paul Kennedy because of resistance inside the Mounties. That has to end, and a new commissioner has to be the one who ends it.
There's nothing the Mounties should be worried about by more oversight. Besides, in some provinces, such as B.C., it's whether they want it or not. It will be made a condition of the new contract that the RCMP signs with the province in 2012.
Oversight brings transparency, something for which the Mounties haven't been known. But transparency is more than a buzzword for the world's most successful companies today, and the Mounties need to stop looking at themselves as a paramilitary institution modelled on old constructs about policing and become a 21st-century company whose job it is to provide services across the country.
The new commissioner, the CEO of a 27,000-person company with a $5-billion budget, needs to redefine this iconic institution and not worry about old branding precepts. The Mounties should be made into a new federal agency at arm's length from government; that would allow for the force's much needed transformation to occur at a faster rate.
Its operations need to be streamlined and prioritized. Yes, people in some communities like having the Mounties around, but is that the best function for our national police force? Should it leave community policing to the provinces?
Just as the RCMP didn't lose the trust of the Canadian public in one day, so it won't get it back in a day, either. But its new commissioner should make no mistake about how important that trust is.
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Talking about the Apple products is always good. Now here we are going to discuss and review about the latest Apple series 2 smartwatch. This is fitness band cum smartwatch designed to look awesome.
The Apple series 2 watch looks identical to the series 1. It comes with interchangeable watches as well as different sizes for men and women. It still has the digital crown for scrolling selecting things going back to the launch face and Siri what's up. It has the secondary button which now takes you to the widgets or shortcuts basically for apps. The back of the watch is made of ceramic. It has a speaker and a microphone.
The only difference from the older Apple watch is it is much thicker and a bit heavier and that is all because of bigger battery and size. The shape of the dial is a rectangle. It is the customizable screen. The device is available in a small and large size of 38mm and 42mm.And the water resistant is perfect and when you submerge in the water and take it out and you scroll the button, it pushes out all the water inside the mic.
The Apple Series 2 comes with a black and white display. Comes with an Ion-X glass. This is 2 times brighter OLED Retina display with Force Touch. The size of the display is 1.5 inch. The shape of the dial is a rectangle.
It is provided with various features such as Different Display Style (Mickey Mouse, Simple, Motion, Solar, Astronomy, Time Lapse, Photo, Photo Album, Modular, Color, Utility), Retina Display. It got the pretty high resolution too which is much better than other android wears.
The Apple Series 2 GPS smartwatch is a dust and water resistant and ingress protection rating of the IP68 model. Runs on Watch OS 3. The device is water-resistant up to 50-meter square. Runs on S2 dual core processor. Built in GPS and GLONASS is available. The device is Com
It is provided with Pace Alert, Vibration Alert. It is provided with Digital Crown Heart Rate Sensor, Accelerometer, Gyroscope, and Ambient Light Sensors. Notifications for Messages, Calendar, Activity, Phone, and Mail is available. The notification type is gentle tap alert. It is supplemented with a 3hrs.
It comes with 3 hrs talk time with a battery life of 18 hrs, 72 hrs (Power Reserve), 48 hrs (Time Piece), 6.5 hrs (Audio Playback), 6.5 hrs (Workout). Available Direct fire speaker and microphone. Available Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz), Bluetooth 4.0.
It is a decent fitness watch and the Apple has improved in how all of the fitness data is brought together from various applications. As long as the app allows, you can have all of your workouts and activity data stuff show up with an Apple health. So that way it's a more comprehensive look at overall wellbeing.
I thought it was going to be all complicated but the Apple made it pretty straight forward now and it doesn't even matter whether you record it with Apple device or not, you can see all in one spot. So that's good and we are seeing other improvements with Apple health in terms of being your activity tracker the Apple watch gives you three different goals through by just moving and the calories burned will be identified. You can easily get around 2 days of battery backup which is very impressive. The thing is the battery display is always off until you raise it. That is one of the disadvantages where I cannot peek whenever you want by working or something.
You have to do the movement and wait for a second. Talking about the design you will feel the 42mm size best for both women and men as this looks very small. The crown buttons help to zoom and scroll which is better. It is nice scrolling where your finger doesn't cover the display. Sometimes it doesn't feel as fast as Moto smart watches.
Finally, if you are looking for a fitness smartwatch in Apple then this is the best choice and if you looking for just a smartwatch the series 1 is ok. The battery and the GOPS tracker is excellent. And this watch can be used for sports like swimming etc. We always expect the price of the Apple to be higher and this reaches the expectations. The price of the Apple Watch 2 series is just Rs 32,900/- for 38mm size and Rs 34,000/- for a 42mm size.
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We'd love it if these cars got two-door versions, as well.
We'd love it if these cars got two-door versions, as well.
FCA has done a great job of differentiating the Chrysler 300 and the Dodge Charger, focusing more on luxury and comfort than handling in the 300. But if Dodge gets the Challenger, why doesn't Chrysler get a big, muscular coupe too? A two-door, comfort-tuned Chrysler 300 Coupe is something we could get behind.
Yes, we know there's already a Hyundai Genesis Coupe. The thing is, it's not really a coupe version of the Genesis sedan. It's an inexpensive competitor for cars like the Nissan 370Z. We're talking about a two-door version of the sedan (now the Genesis G80) aimed at the BMW 6 Series. Now that's a car we'd love to drive.
We doubt it would have the swagger of, say, a 1966 Lincoln Continental coupe, but the latest Lincoln absolutely screams for a two-door version. Not only does the design lend itself to coupe form, it's also appropriate considering the Continental's history. If Lincoln wants to make a luxury comeback, it should drop the Continental's rear doors.
The Mazda6 already has a lot going for it. In the midsize sedan segment, it's the best looking, and it's also one of the best to drive. Capitalizing on that success, we think Mazda should go back to the days when the 626 was also sold as a coupe and give the Honda Accord Coupe a real run for its money.
What the Porsche Panamera lacks in looks, it more than makes up for in driving dynamics. That's why we think Porsche should channel the 928 and build a two-door version of the Panamera. The front-engine layout and grand touring focus would keep the Panamera Coupe from stepping on the 911's toes, and we have a feeling it would look significantly better than the sedan.
In 1998, Subaru built a coupe version of the STI called the 22B. Considering Subaru won't sell us a hatchback version of the current STI, and it won't build a more powerful BRZ, we see a perfect opportunity for the return of the STI Coupe. Priced well above the BRZ and likely more hardcore than the STI sedan, we'd love for Subaru to give us the option of an STI Coupe.
People have been clamoring for a Tesla Model S Coupe for years and for good reason. Its already attractive design would look great in coupe form, making the already fashionable Model S even more fashionable. Heck, maybe Tesla could even figure out a way to fit the Model S Coupe with Falcon doors from the Model X. Now that would be awesome.


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I wish there was a way for WG to make the New Orleans less garbage.
I'd still rather have a normal Sheridan.
Daigensui, on Mar 20 2017 - 14:10, said:
He really is. I spent hours dressing him up and letting him go wild.
............. a 100 years? The world moves quickly nowadays, I know that my niece and nephews would not bat an eye at such a transformation I wouldn't be surprised if such a change were a hit for the franchise.
LittleJoeRambler, on Mar 20 2017 - 15:47, said:
Same, got it in my first game today. I was struggling mightily to get wins last night, and I finally managed to clear the last two battles I needed in my M6. First game I ran today, I chose my M6 again, and nabbed it immediately. When in doubt, monster truck. I do find it a little coincidental that the first mission after the 8-mission threshold is much easier to get.
I'm going to hold off on the T25 Pilot for now, I'll wait and see how tomorrow's mission goes. If it's fairly easy, I'll try to knock it out, if not I'll just buy the remaining missions credits I need.
As I was finishing up my last few battles yesterday, one player claimed he had been playing for 17 hours trying to complete the mission.
KilljoyCutter, on Mar 21 2017 - 00:15, said:
Maybe if you give the IS mech an axe and let it ambush the Clan mech... other than that... huh?
There are only four 100 ton mechs in MWO atm; two IS, two Clan.
IS gets the Atlas and King Crab
Clans get the Dire Wolf and Kodiak
Of the IS mechs, the Atlas is best for brawling builds while the King Crab can do sustained DPS and pin-pin-front-loaded-damaged builds (King Crab can do brawling build too, but its inferior to Atlas at them). They aren't exactly terrible, but they aren't great either.
The Dire Wolf is superior to the King Crab at sustained DPS and PPFLD builds, while the Kodiak is faaaaaar superior at both, in addition to being superior to the Atlas as a brawler, except in fairly niche circumstances.
It is just a total joke to say the IS 100 tonners are superior, and is typical opinions of the 'whaa, Clans suck now, PGI is biased in favor of Inner Sphere mechs!' crowd, who are exclusively terrible players.
I didn't care enough to ask, but I assume he took at least short breaks for food and played the majority of the time. If you think about it, being in the top 3 anything on 10 wins for a bad player is more about luck than anything they do. They just don't know where to put themselves and how to stay alive in a way that lets them do damage. Or they can't execute it if they do.
The_Chieftain, on Mar 20 2017 - 11:53, said:
Random car talk.
I have one as a daily driver. https://youtu.be/--weWY58mR8?t=571 It's... OK. Not exciting at all, but big, and being a diesel, gets good mileage for my 30-mile-each-way commute. Very practical. Very boring. However, being a diesel, I'll be stupid if I don't hand it back next year for the refund, so I'm currently daydreaming on how to replace it. The problem is I like big V8s. I've an S4 in the garage (Well, what's left of one after 11 years of use) https://youtu.be/2QLgbTcMV1k?t=23, and the fiancee has an SL, both are weekend cars. I want to keep this trend going. The catch is that big (I've a family, and cargo to haul) V8 cars these days (Think S6 or CTS-V) tend not to be the cheapest to buy new, and not the most economical to commute in. Getting a used one a year or two old would be far more affordable, but given I've put nearly 40k miles on the Passat over the two years I've had it, I would blow through whatever was left on the warranty in no time at all, making things more expensive again.
I'm giving serious consideration to replacing it with two cars, one of which would be electric. The two lead contenders right now are the e-Golf and Focus Electric. Both are pretty normal cars (unlike, say, leaf or i3), which are cheap to start with, cheap to run, and given the serious advantage that the Bolt has over them (with the Tesla 3 presumably on the road by next year), they'll probably get even cheaper in order to make sales: Face it, Bolt is a far better car than either of those two, and less than $10,000 more. However, for pure commuting, I don't need the extra 100 miles of range, cargo capacity (which sucks in the Ford) can be dealt with by another vehicle.
I'll 'net' about $20k in my pocket on the VW when I turn it in next year. The Ford is about $31k new on the road. The tax rebate will be some $10k between the State and Federal electric bonuses. So for the following few years, commuting will be basically free, especially if I do my charging at work. With that, I can then get a large V8 sedan, maybe with no more than two years left on the warranty, and keep that for the family excursions, long-haul cruises, fun drives and the like with far less wear and tear, less frequent visits for servicing, and so on.
At least, that's the current plan. It has changed several times over the last year.
I've been driving Mazdas since 2002. My Protege' LX and 3S have been the nicest cars I've ever owned.
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Daigensui, on Mar 20 2017 - 16:10, said:
He really is. I spent hours dressing him up and letting him go wild.
I am going to enjoy BotW... when I can get my hands on a Switch (that doesnt involve paying Ebay scalper prices).
Daigensui, on Mar 20 2017 - 16:28, said:
Link is avoiding Snu-Snu when going into a town of only ladies.
Oh the Gerudos... they so crazy... what with their only one male born in a generation thing...
The_Chieftain, on Mar 21 2017 - 00:53, said:
I want to keep this trend going. The catch is that big (I've a family, and cargo to haul) V8 cars these days (Think S6 or CTS-V) tend not to be the cheapest to buy new, and not the most economical to commute in. Getting a used one a year or two old would be far more affordable, but given I've put nearly 40k miles on the Passat over the two years I've had it, I would blow through whatever was left on the warranty in no time at all, making things more expensive again.
Why not a Dodge Charger? A V8 under $40k...
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text: I'm not going to go into full detail over my sob story that's essentially been the same with only minor revisions, but if you can't look it up, I'll give the synopsis: -- I'm 23, graduated with an accounting degree. Had good grades, but I was basically apathetic toward everything else - hardly any extracurriculars, noteworthy accomplishments, etc. I never even had any management/leadership experience since the only job I worked at for a decent amount of time was only looking for shift leaders to commit to a set full-time schedule (though I was told I would very likely get it, but my school schedule was too weird to accommodate that), and every other job was pretty much temporary, and never offered that possibility to begin with. I wasn't completely passionate about my major in the first place, but I was good enough at the work, and I was in too deep to just quit (which I really felt like doing and I'll explain why briefly). Life consisted of only (and I mean ONLY): class, studying (though a decent amount of those two), eating, sleeping, pissing/shitting, jackassing on forums, Xbox, and the occasional party where I just tended to get bored anyway. Had virtually nothing to talk about in interviews (or at least nothing unique), and was turned down for internships. And prior to those, I was turned down from the business frat, grading papers, and tutoring (though that admittedly was just the result of a very stupid mistake). Ditto for jobs. My whole experience was just one bitter rejection after another, and I started become very depressed (and I pretty much have always been mildly depressed before all that). I lost interest in accounting (and to an extent, "professional" careers in general), I lost interest in whatever minor things I had even the slightest interest in in the first place, and although I was never a real social butterfly, I started resenting those who found success where I couldn't. I deleted Facebook friends (even of good long-time friends), even severed real early-stage friendships. Even today, I have a tendency to resent a lot of the "yuppie" culture and the seemingly confident, content people around my age. I even avoided one of my favorite coffee shops because some early-20s female in a new Range Rover was about to enter it - and that's knowing full well that there's a 99% chance it was either her parents' or that they bought it for her - but let's just say I felt so intimidated by her times the 1% probability that she could've bought it that I went way out of the way just to avoid that scene. I even feel miserable when I read a forum (not necessarily here) where someone would tell someone else to "get a real job" or some similar saying where one demonstrates superiority over another, and even though it's not directed toward me, I still feel like the victim from a third-person perspective. -- Fast forward to a couple of months ago, where I did land a job after about 9 even-more-miserable months of living at home, but not really an accounting one, and not really a true "professional"/"yuppie" type job - in other words, I still feel woefully inadequate to those who did, and go out of my way to avoid even being in the presence of those young (sometimes younger) successful (or successful-looking) people, but it pays the bills well, and it's a pretty decent job given the economy. I try my best to hide it at work, but outside, I still feel the sting of depression, and my hermit-crab-like tendencies. I had some long thought about it and decided that if I'm to advance or change myself careerwise (and frankly, that'll be an issue of its own), I really ought to work on this problem that's rapidly becoming more and more personal itself. I really think this is the source of my entrapment, and now that I've saved up a decent amount of money, I'd like to know what options to pursue to help me with this - particularly whether I'd probably benefit more from one-on-one sessions, or if I ought to give group therapy a shot (which would certainly help the social anxiety / avoidance issue in a supportive environment). Cost-effectiveness is a minor issue, but I'll splurge a little more if I really feel like the value is worthwhile. I really ought to finally tackle this problem, but I'd like to know the best way how. I do know though that I feel it's severe enough to where I do need professional help.


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I am not a wizened old man with a white beard sitting on a distant throne. I don't look upon your suffering and nod My head knowingly as though I took some perverse pleasure in the pain in your life. I know that erroneous image is how I've been portrayed says the Father by those who ought to know better. When you wonder what My heart is toward you don't look at seemingly unanswered prayers and conclude I have turned My face from you. Look to the cross. The cross is My living answer to every cry of your heart. The blood of the cross is My provision for every need. The crown of thorns is My response to every mind binding fear and torment that grips you. The stripes on My back are My answer to every physical condition short of perfect health.
Lean INTO Me this day says the Father. Ease your cares over on Me and know that I am working in your behalf. Listen for My voice and act upon those things I instruct you to do and say. This is the season that I am coming along side you to will and to do My good pleasure. My good pleasure says the Father is to give you the Kingdom and cause My kingdom to stamp it's image of righteousness joy and peace on every aspect of your existence.
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Set in a beach community during summer of surf and sexy curves. A fast-paced and crazy crime-comedy from down under; Get Rich Quick tells the story of a corrupt detective who interrogates an unlucky surfer suspected of robbery. The interview reveals much more, leading to a month of madness for the detective as he chases down a bunch of unsavory characters in a series of interconnected and outlandish crime-stories throughout the underbelly of Sidney.
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In this week's compliance bulletin, Thames Water gets a very large bill for water pollution, Northern Ireland is getting tougher on what constitutes a 'fit and proper' person for a waste licence and the EA is looking for someone to do part of its fisheries work.
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EA casts net for fisheries contractorThe Environment Agency is tendering for an organisation to carry out part of its fisheries enforcement and engagement work
NI introduces tougher competency test for waste operatorsThe DOENI is consulting on new 'fit and proper person' requirements for organisations applying for waste management licences
Environmental bodies urged to find common voiceA confusing mass of competing environmental professional bodies are failing to contribute effectively to public debate, argues leading academic
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I recently wrote about how I'm a complete sugar addict and since then I've fallen on and off the wagon over and over again, and each time has been due to my love, ice cream. Gosh, I love ice cream. I could eat it every day for every meal for the rest of my days and die a very large, but happy woman.
I just can't keep doing this song and dance, though, because my overall health suffers and I'm a crank pot when I've eaten sugar, so to get back on the path to being the best me I can be (and lose a few pant sizes in the process), I created a new fat bomb recipe that will satiate my neeeeeeed for ice cream every night.
This one change is a huge change for me. My body just isn't right when I'm eating bowls full of sugar each day. I even forget to take my vitamins at night because I'm so tired, which just leads to a litany of other problems.
I want to lead a healthier life because a healthier Summer is a happier summer, and a happier Summer is a Summer who wants to live life, and the Summer I am right now is really none of those things.
So I made a compromise with myself. I make it through a day without a cheat, I get a Sea Salted Chocolate Fat Bomb and one of the delicious, new Centrum Raspberry Vitamints from Walgreens. They're essential vitamins you eat like a mint – whaaat? Lingering deliciousness while I get my vitamins? Yes, please. There are also some yummy gummies that go down easily and don't feel like swallowing the horse pills of old.
And if you buy your Centrum vitamins at Walgreens, they'll make a donation to Vitamin Angels, which is a foundation that provides vitamins to malnourished children in developing countries. When I buy my vitamins at Walgreens, I'm doing my body good and the body of a child good too.
So this is my plea to you to help me stick to my word by following me on Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and/or Twitter to help me stick to my goals. And while you're at it, get thy rear to Walgreens for some vitamins, and at the very least, help a malnourished child in need.
Sea Salted Chocolate Fat Bombs
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- 1/2 cup Heavy Whipping Cream
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla
- 1/2 cup Coconut Oil
- 1/2 cup Sunflower Butter
- 2 tablespoons Cocoa Powder
- 1/3 cup Cream Cheese
- 1 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 3 tablespoons Grassfed Butter
- 2 teaspoons Coarse Sea Salt
- Your Favorite Sugar Substitute (I don't use a sugar substitute. Once you're used to not eating sugar, these are sweet enough without an additive.)
These sea salted chocolate fat bombs are THE bomb and will help struggling ketos and low carb eaters with their dessert cravings.
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text: Per Jeff Goodman of CBS, Arizona State's leading scorer from the last two seasons (this year at 13 PPG), Trent Lockett is transferring from the school. Lockett is currently on course to graduate after three years which would mean he'd be eligible to play next season. Goodman is also reporting that Lockett's mother is sick and that he wants to play somewhere closer to home, which is in Minnesota. Eye On College Basketball - CBSSports.com Arizona State's leading scorer transferring Iowa State assistant coach T.J. Otzelberger heavily recruited Lockett to Iowa State originally out of high school. Given the fact that Lockett would be eligible to play next season, has a ton of experience and is obviously a proven high-major player - if Iowa State's roster allows it to happen, this move would make a ton of sense for the Cyclones in my opinion. Stay tuned.


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A high level of direct investment and forward-funding activity from this German investment fund, particularly over the last 18 months, have made it one of Simmons' most significant property clients. Better still, Simmons is the only English firm Despa uses. The relationship goes back to Despa's first investment in the UK six years ago and originated in a recommendation from surveyors DTZ Debenham Tie Leung, which was already advising a number of German funds.
The office building was originally going to be pre-let to DLA before Despa agreed to fund speculative development in August 1997. The four major lettings were documented by Simmons in a matter of weeks, with the final floors going in July. Tenants are paying record rents of up to £570.50 per sq m (£53 per sq ft).
Other Despa deals include the £140m funding of Helical Bar's development of 25 Chiswell Street, which has been pre-let to Slaughter and May. Documentation was also recently exchanged for the forward funding of an Oxford Street retail and office development. Simmons has also acted on two overseas deals for Despa, in Barcelona and Budapest.


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Consignment auction in Osakis Saturday
St. Agnes School will host a consignment auction fundraiser on Saturday, August 6, at 9 a.m. at the school.
There's still time to sell your items in the auction. Sometime, August 1 through August 5 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., bring your consignments to the St. Agnes School fenced playground area.
Here's how it works: You bring the item in, auction organizers will sell it for you and not only do you get paid for your item, but the school receives a commission to support the school.
The following items are needed: farm machinery, lawn mowers, ATVs, construction equipment, autos, boats and motors, trailers, campers and RVs, tools, snowmobiles, antiques and good condition furniture. Appliances and guns will not be accepted.
To check out the auction's inventory, go to stagnesosakis.com.


text: Hey, i wanted to know how long did you stay fully closed in with out open it in your fur suit? Did you can stay longer in your suit in wintertime, and how long in summer? Do the place where you live has influence to stay in your suit, the cold north or the warm south ? And do you train to stay longer as posible in your fur suit?