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At least we have one more week to make some sense out of the mess that has become the Atlanta Falcons. With just two teams off this week it is back equivalent to swinging the bat without the doughnut on this week. But this week presents a whole bunch of questions itself. Can the Patriots Offense keep pace with a red hot visiting Saints club? Will Tony Romo continue to tear apart opposing defenses? Do we have to be careful in starting our Broncos players in case of a severe blowout against the Jaguars? All these and more questions are answered in this weeks Fantasy Football Rankings.
As we get ready to preview Week 5 I just want to mention to you guys who ready this every week that I have been using these very rankings to win some nice cash in weekly Fantasy Football. Whether you play at Draft Kings dot com, FanDuel dot com or Draft Street dot com, these rankings can earn you straight cash homey. I am living proof. Anyways, as we march into Week 5 the most noticeable trend is the lack of usable RB's this week. With Alfred Morris, Adrian Peterson, Le'Veon Bell and Doug Martin being on a bye we are left with vomit inducing players like LaGarrette Blount, Danny Woodhead and Chris Ogbonnaya. In other words, you had better hit on your WR's & TE's this week. Here are my Week 5 Fantasy Football Rankings.
The Fantasy Football season has changed. As we enter Week 4 we will now have to navigate the rough waters of NFL Bye Weeks for the next 9 weeks. No matter how poor or well your team has done thus far everything can change now. The next 9 weeks will test your teams depth as well as your own ability to manage a roster from week to week. It is imperative that you look at least a week ahead in order to not get caught with your pants down and no available kicker or a starting TE consisting of Mychal Rivera. Always plan your lineups at least a week in advance. With that I give you my Week 4 Rankings:
Dear fantasy football player. If you are reading this then that means you have survived to play in the semi finals of your league. If you read this article last week you would have seen that Bryce Brown was a risky play, Eli Manning was money and Danario Alexander was a must start. But this is a whole new week with new heroes set to bring you to fantasy glory. Let's take a look at the Week 15 Rankings:
Let the playoffs begin!! For those of you who are new to the fantasy postseason let me start by saying welcome. At this point of the season it is all about survival. It doesn't have to be pretty, you don't have to score the most points in your league. You simply have to win your matchup and move on. For those of you confused by that what I am saying is that you may implement little tricks into your lineup like starting a WR simply because you are playing that teams QB. This is not the time to "set it and forget it" as far as setting your lineup. You've got to be adjusting to the changing conditions during the games on Sunday's if you truly want to put yourself in the best possible situation to win. Stay tuned to Fantasy Alarm all week long for special Fantasy Playoff themed articles and as always be sure to listen to me and Ted Schuster on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio on Wednesday 11PM-1AM, Saturday 10PM-1AM and Sunday 7PM-10PM. Here are your week 14 rankings:
For many this is the final week of the fantasy football regular season. If you are reading this you are probably making your last ditch efforts to get into the playoffs and vie for the championship. Therefore, I took extra care this week in making these rankings. Every single ranking is the absolute "next man up" for me at each position as if I were drafting one team for a must win this week. I must stress to all of you though to pay attention to Fantasy Alarm throughout Sunday morning for injury updates and be sure to listen to our show Saturday Night on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio. Here are the week 13 rankings:
Bye weeks are finally behind us as we make our final push toward the playoffs. You will notice that players who have routinely shown up on these rankings are suddenly gone. This is because with four extra teams (at least) there are many more choices for your lineup. Remember that the goal is to have your starting QB & TE be in the top 12 (assuming a 12 team league), 2 RB's in the top 24 and 3 WR in the top 36. If you are in these ranges the chances are that you'll win your matchup this week. If not, then you have some work to do. Use these rankings as your guide to another victory and an eventual championship. You're welcome America:
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Most bloggers celebrate their blogaversarys with a grand cake of some sort and a giveaway. If you've been following my blog lately, I've baked enough desserts to last me a year, and frankly... the giveaways tend to get tiresome. I'm celebrating with words and reflection.
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1st Year of Blogging... Reflections, Tips for New Bloggers, and Future Plans for RecipeGirl
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42 comments:
- Peter M said...
Lori, I cannot disagree with any of your tips..people should concentrate on what they are good at, rather than being all things to all - impossible!
I'm excited for your new plans and best wishes in 2009! - December 30, 2008 at 4:40 AM
- Mary Coleman said...
You have had a wonderful year of blogging and I so look forward to the next one. Have a great New Year!!
Mary - December 30, 2008 at 5:26 AM
Enjoy your blog Lori!
We met at the beach this summer in MA. Keep up the great work. - December 30, 2008 at 6:28 AM
- Gretchen Noelle said...
Well, I am in awe that this is only one year of blogging for you! Your tips are great and I cannot wait to see your new site and cookbook idea!!
- December 30, 2008 at 6:29 AM
- Judy@nofearentertaining said...
Congratulations on one year blogging! I love the tips for new bloggers and totally agree about food bloggers being a wonderful bunch of people! Can't wait to see what the next year brings!
- December 30, 2008 at 7:10 AM
- Barbara Bakes said...
I'll be looking forward to the changes in the new year!
- December 30, 2008 at 7:13 AM
- Bunny said...
You certainly have some fantastic plans for the next year and I'll be here watching it all unfold. Happy New Year!
- December 30, 2008 at 7:14 AM
- Cathy - wheresmydamnanswer said...
Great advice as a less than a year old blogger myself I very much appreciate your great words of wisdom!!
Congratulations on a wonderful year! - December 30, 2008 at 7:37 AM
- StickyGooeyCreamyChewy said...
Great tips, Lori. I heartily agree. Congrats on a fantastic year! I look forward to seeing what The Recipe Girl has in store in 2009.
Happy New Year to you and yours! :) - December 30, 2008 at 7:40 AM
- nicole said...
I for one am so excited you'll be continuing starting Jan. 1st! :)
- December 30, 2008 at 7:51 AM
- Zesty Cook said...
Hey Lori, great tips as always. Love you blog and I look forward to seeing your new look in the near future. Keep up the good work
zesty - December 30, 2008 at 9:31 AM
- Laurie said...
Congratulations on your Blogaversary! I'm impressed with both your blog and recipe sites.. thank you for sharing these tips.
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas! :) - December 30, 2008 at 10:31 AM
- KSmith said...
congrats on the wonderful year you've had. I will say that I have used several of your recipes in my classroom and they have been huge hits. Can't wait to see what you have coming up in the future
- December 30, 2008 at 10:52 AM
- Mandi (a.k.a MissMandiGirl) said...
Congrats on one year! I'm still a few months new to your blog but enjoy your posts. I keep a recipe blog, My photo's are terrible, but I keep the blog mostly for myself and my family to see what I'm cooking though :)
- December 30, 2008 at 11:23 AM
- HoneyB said...
Congrats to you Lori! What a terrific post and excellent observations and advice! I'm bookmarking your post so I can read it over again to remind myself. :)
- December 30, 2008 at 11:34 AM
- Kara said...
Your tips for new bloggers are spot on. I recently started my own food blog to focus on an area of my photography that I'm interested in expanding as well as to talk about my love of healthy food and cooking. It's HUGELY different blogging about food than it is blogging about photography ... definitely a learning experience for me. I'm looking forward to getting better at it in 2009 - and to following your blog though all it's exciting changes!!!
- December 30, 2008 at 12:42 PM
- Stacey Snacks said...
I agree w/ everything you said.
Congratulations on a successful and enjoyable food blog for a 2nd year. You always keep it fun and light.
Happy New Year.
Stacey Snacks - December 30, 2008 at 1:26 PM
- Katrina said...
Congrats on year two--and a great one at that! Good luck in all your future adventures--blogging and otherwise!
- December 30, 2008 at 2:04 PM
- Karen said...
Great tips! Looking forward to your blog in the coming year.
- December 30, 2008 at 2:36 PM
- Meg said...
Wonderful reflections! Come visit my blog for a well deserved award.
- December 30, 2008 at 2:38 PM
- Clumbsy Cookie said...
Happy Bloganiversary! I really enjoyed reading your thoughts about blogging. I can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve! Happy 2009!
- December 30, 2008 at 3:44 PM
- Paula said...
Happy blogiversary! Looking forward to reading more great stuff from you! Happy New Year!
- December 30, 2008 at 4:34 PM
- Tanya said...
Very well said! Best of luck in the new year with everything you do...:)
- December 30, 2008 at 5:31 PM
- LyB said...
Happy Bloggaversary, Lori! I wish you the best of luck with your projects and I sure will keep on reading your posts and enjoying your drool-worthy pics. :)
Happy 2009 to you and yours! - December 30, 2008 at 6:06 PM
- cookienurse said...
Thank you for a great year of sharing, best wishes for a wonderful 2009...from a faithful reader in San Diego
- December 30, 2008 at 6:20 PM
- Patsyk said...
Great post! Thanks for sharing your reflections on your first year of blogging. We must have started right at the same time and I'm working on my goals for my blog for the new year. Here's to a great New Year to you and your family!
- December 30, 2008 at 6:36 PM
- Alexa said...
What a great post and introduction to the world of food blogging. Your blog is always a delight and your passion shines through, Lori. I am so happy to hear your wonderful plans for 2009. Warmest wishes for the new year!
All the best,
Alexa - December 30, 2008 at 8:26 PM
- melissa said...
Your reflections are wonderful, especially the stuff about friendships, talent and the best recipes. I have gotten so much love, and wonderful food, from everyone.
As for the new bloggers - I agree on the blurry photos, and I am sad for people who don't have other options. But your tip that really stood out for me was the don't try to be everyone's friend, don't ask for links one. Yes!! I actually have wanted to post my philosophy of blogging, as it were, for a long time. And the big thing is just what you described. You DON'T need to comment on every post and you (and I even mean me!) definitely don't need to ask for a link. It doesn't work like that. *Sigh* Maybe I'll write about that on my own soon.
It sounds like you have a lot of fantastic stuff forthcoming. I can't wait to see it. You continue to be a great resource and a great inspiration. Best of luck to you, your site and a possible book (!) in 2009! - December 30, 2008 at 11:03 PM
- VeggieGirl said...
I LOVE this!! Your tips are spot on, and totally true.
HAPPY NEW YEAR, LORI!!! I can't wait to see what you present on your blog in 2009 :-) - December 31, 2008 at 5:00 AM
- Mark Boxshus "Cookie Doctor" said...
Congrats to you for a job extremely well done. I love reading your blog as I find it creative, uplifting and very refreshing. Also, your sense of humor as adds additional flair and color. Keep up the great work
Mark - December 31, 2008 at 5:45 AM
- CookiePie said...
Well, I for one am a huge fan and have been so inspired by you many times. Looking forward to another great year!
- December 31, 2008 at 6:38 AM
- Jenny said...
Great tips Lori, all very true! Happy New Year to you and your family! It will be a great year!
- December 31, 2008 at 6:48 AM
- kellypea said...
Happy New Year to you -- and how exciting to have new plans. It will be fun to see what you have in store. I had to chuckle on the point about misspellings. Being an English teacher for years keeps me biting my tongue on that.
- December 31, 2008 at 8:13 AM
- Sandie said...
Great tips: short, honest & to the point. Sounds like 2009 already has lots of new and exciting things in the works for you. Best wishes with all of your plans, not just for your site, blog and ideas, but for yourself as well. It's an exciting time!
- December 31, 2008 at 9:46 AM
- Dawn said...
I love that you have your new year plans already down...I can't wait to read about your cookbook idea.
I wish you and your family a happy & healthy new year. - December 31, 2008 at 12:53 PM
- Pamela said...
Best of luck with your cookbook idea. Have a wonderful and very Happy New Year!
- December 31, 2008 at 5:41 PM
I love your blog Lori! I can't believe you've only been doing this for a year. You've done a great job! I look forward to another year of seeing what you're cooking up!
- December 31, 2008 at 11:41 PM
- Robin Sue said...
Can't wait to see all the new things you have talked about! I have enjoyed being here and reading all your wonderful recipes. Have a Happy New Year of recipes and creativity!
- January 1, 2009 at 8:31 AM
- justeatfood said...
Congrats on your bloggaversary! Being incredibly green to food blogging I am always up for some tips. Thank you so much! Can't wait to hear more about that cookbook of yours...
www.justeatfood.com - January 1, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- Helene said...
Wow, all these beautiful recipes.
Happy New Year! - January 1, 2009 at 6:43 PM
- LilSis said...
Lori, Congrats on a very successful first year! I have really enjoyed reading your blog this past year and look forward to your new site and your cookbook. Good tips for new bloggers, also. Thanks.
- January 2, 2009 at 8:50 AM
- angelinthekitchen said...
Thanks from those of us who are new food bloggers. Your tips are very helpful, and your blog is an inspiration!
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Harkins helped the New Mexico State women's cross country team to the first WAC championship in school history in 2009, just two years after he took over a team that had finished seventh in 2006. He was also a part of the men's cross country team's highest finish in school history -- second place in 2010. The men were coming off a seventh-place finish when Harkins arrived in Las Cruces in 2007. Prior to his time at New Mexico State, he coached at Brown, and Yale is his second Ivy League stop.
Harkins was named the WAC Conference Women's Coach of the Year in 2009 at New Mexico State after leading the Aggies to the league title. That same season, he coached the WAC Women's Cross Country Freshman of the Year. In 2009 and 2010, he coached the WAC Women's Cross Country Athlete of the Year. All told, Harkins coached five individual WAC champions and 53 all-conference honorees, including the Aggies' first male cross country runner to earn back-to-back all-conference honors since 1971-72. His runners set nine school records and made 60 additions to the school's top 10 list.
Harkins' teams also achieved success in the classroom, as both the men and the women were recognized as USTFCCCA All-Academic teams in 2009 and 2010.
Prior to joining the New Mexico State staff, Harkins spent a season as an assistant at Brown and two seasons as an assistant at Missouri State. He coached at Nathan Hale High School in Seattle, Wash., from 2001 to 2004.
In his brief time at Yale, Harkins has coached many middle-distance and distance athletes to great success, and students like Kevin Dooney, Tim Hillas, Ryan Laemel, John McGowan, Matt Nussbaum, James Shirvell and Matt Thwaites have all emerged as regional stars under his coaching. Over the past couple years, the middle-distance and distance events have become the strengths of Yale's track team, while the cross country team has achieved its usual success.
Harkins received a B.A. in economics from the University of Washington, where he ran cross country and track, in 2000. He also has a Master's of Science in health promotion and wellness management from Missouri State.


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thanks so much for your hard work.
I have lots of -TOPAZ releases and this was pissing me off to no end how it wouldn't scan in their episodes
Nicely done!
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Actually I am not having luck with -MEDiEVAL rips though, for example
Arrested.Development.S01E05.WS.DVDRip.XviD-MEDiEVAL has an archive name of med-ad105.rar and it's not picking it up (and i cant scan it into my library) any chance of getting a solution for that? thanks! |
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I'm kinda new here but I've been messing about with XBMC for a while now. I have just installed the newest version and thought maybe it might sort my library problem for the tv show rips on my system but it hasn't and looking at the REGEX code I would doubt it would sort my naming system properly.
Basically the way I rename all my files (because I'm anal) is as follows:- Tv Hard drive/tv show title/season 1/tv.show.-.101.-.episode.title.(DVD).avi/mkv/etc "101" would mean season 1 episode 01 and then "2024" would be season 20 episode 24. It just doesn't seem to pick up the episode details at all. In fact this last pass with the REGEX file utilised has just given me files numbered 1-30 and nothing inside in Library view. I can and have been using the file view to go through my TV shows but it's not perfect. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks in advance. |
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@EvilMatt666. Do a debug log while refreshing a show. It'll tell you right off whether it's detecting them properly or not.
Don't just guess that things aren't working due to your file naming! Always read the XBMC online-manual, FAQ and search the forum before posting. Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. For troubleshooting and bug reporting please make sure you read this first. |
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Can users confirm the the "Extras" removal regex is working for them. I have had reports that it works but i cannot get it working for myself which is curious.
If it does work can you confirm if you use the tvshow.nfo and movie.nfo URL tag method.
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Version 1.1
See file for some more details of whats changed. In essence this is a cleanup release. In the interim I am now using pastebin for uploading this config file as it allows for a permanent home and direct download of the file (which is easier for new users). Eventually I may have a direct download permanent home, who knows See it here: http://pastebin.com/f62eee83b I am also looking for feedback about how this is working for you. |
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Version 1.2
See file for some more details of whats changed. Small change to follow new config options. See it here: http://pastebin.com/f6edebc7a Remember I am also looking for feedback. Without it I cannot know if this is working for you or if anyone is using it. Eventually i will lose interest otherwise |
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xexe Wrote:Version 1.1 I recently started using this version (didn't include all you personal preferences, but all the regex). Works like a charm. Maybe some of these should be pushed into the main branch further down the road... Thanks a lot for writing it up! |
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No problems.
Unfortunately these will likely never be included since they have the potential of false positives which XBMC cant include. Glas to see it works for you and thanks for the feedback |
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xexe: is it possible to use regex to identify something like this:
/showname-(episode title)-YYYY-MM-DD-X.mpg The YYYY-MM-DD = recording date, the X is to identify parts of the same recording. This is the default for BeyondTV. Use mythicalLibrarian to make a library out of your MythTV files. Leave the recording to MythTV and use XBMC as your library. Installation and Instructions:http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=MythicalLibrarian Technical Support:http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=65644 [url=http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?tid=1081892][/url] |
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Jam-packed with all the cooking features you need and the stylish aesthetics you want, the Smeg 24-Inch Linea Design Electric Multifunction Wall Oven (SCP111SU2) offers everything you'd expect in a top-of-the-line, European-designed appliance at a great value. The door is quadruple glazed featuring Cool Door technology for maximum safety, and the interior cavity features double insulation for exceptional heat retention and a generous capacity of 2.23 cu. ft. The oven front comes in a refined silver finish with Stopsol® "Supersilver" reflective glass and has an understated control interface that uses two (2) ergonomically-designed knobs centered around a highly unique digital backlit transparent display. The oven is capable of reaching temperatures in an incredibly wide range from 104 °F to keep foods perfectly warm or an amazing 536°F for high heat and quick cooking.
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Taking a cue from the popularity of massive multi-player online games, the American Council on Education will decide whether to give its stamp of approval to massive open online courses (MOOCs), a form of teaching that is gaining momentum among students and higher educational institutions.
Approval of MOOCs could bode particularly well for IT professionals seeking experts in big-data, virtualization, security, cloud, and other high-demand technologies, where graduation rates typically are below job openings. These free online courses, typically taught by top professors, are open to all via the Internet. More universities and colleges are offering courses in an array of topics from philosophy to chemistry and everything in between.
As Molly Corbett Broad, president of the council, told USA Today:
MOOCs are an intriguing, innovative new approach that holds much promise for engaging students across the country and around the world, as well as for helping colleges and universities broaden their reach. But as with any new approach, there are many questions about long-term potential, and ACE is eager to help answer them.
Next year, the council will work with faculty teams to examine content and the rigor of courses to determine whether they should receive college credit. This is a spin-off from Ace Credit, a division of the council that was created in 1974, to help adults earn credits for courses and exams they took outside traditional degree programs, according to USA Today.
Each educational institution would decide whether or not to follow the council's recommendation. Professor Dan Boneh of Stanford University, for example, offers cryptography via Coursera, a "social entrepreneurship company that partners with the top universities in the world to offer courses online for anyone to take, for free." Boneh's six-week course, which began November 5, includes written homework and programming labs, and included a discussion of deployed protocols, mistakes in existing systems, public key techniques, and encryption, according to his course description.
An as-yet unscheduled course by Barbara Endicott-Popovsky will tackle Information Security and Risk Management In Context, while Professor Hank Lucas is scheduled to address Surviving Disruptive Technologies during an April 2013 course. Coursera offers IT-related programs in artificial intelligence, robotics, and vision; programming and software engineering; systems, security, and networking; computer science theory; electrical and materials engineering; information, technology, and design; law; mathematics and statistics; data analysis; and scientific computing.
Competitor UDacity features many courses of interest to technology professionals, offering a handful of beginner courses, with an emphasis on intermediate and advanced programs in topics including Web development, software testing, programming languages, HTML5 game development, software debugging, building a startup, artificial intelligence, parallel programming, and applied cryptography. (You can also brush up on your humanities, too, if you'd like, perhaps taking a course in American poetry.)
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which is funding the council's initiative, is also researching the impact of MOOCs to determine their impact on student learning, college attainment levels, and engaging adult learners.
Ideally, the council will allow educators to award credits to those students who attend and pass MOOCs. But even if that doesn't occur, IT professionals would be wise to review the courses available to them at these sites, especially those classes taught by professors from such highly regarded universities.
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That is true. Speaking as someone who graduated from college many years ago, I think MOOCs are a great way to determine whether I want to invest time after work in pursuing either another degree or further education for my own personal interest or career. Since I am investing only my time (vs. my time and money), I am pretty excited about looking into a couple of the courses I discovered while researching this piece. If I enjoy studying again, then I most likely would prefer a blend of traditional classroom learning with a dash of online.
Times are changing and it is good to see the education market keeping up. However online should be supplemental but for many learners nothing beats hands on
As I read this I combine this idea with my daughter's return home from college for the holiday weekend. She is a freshman and she is loving her college experience, yet for next semester she's disappointed that she has an online class versus a "real" class and she is on the waiting list - hoping to get the in-person class.
It does not appear to be an age thing, as my daughter is most certainly of the millenial / internet generation, but some people just don't learn as well online. The same way that some people learn more from reading versus attending a class - online or physical class.
For me it's the challenge of figuring out how your employee will learn best - and getting them the appropriate resources so they learn the most and can then apply that to their job.
This is a great initiative, however, how would senior executives and decision makers feel about this? Asking a high ranked official of your company to attend a lecture could send the wrong message to them, even if the intent behind it pure. People's egos might get in the way of learning, plus the political factor that so often hinder the way of change may spoil this too.
I think the main obstacles are fear and change. I believe these obstacles are only with the older faculty (those nearing social security). I believe most of the older faculty are fearful of such learning process and worse they refuse change because of age (thinking too old when having to learn to do something new).
As faculty and school administrators get more inclined to advanced technology, long distance learning will be more acceptable. By ivy league schools officially endorsing, all other schools not doing it will eventually do so because they will have to.
The New York Times published a long article today on MOOCs, if you're interested in reading more anecdotes about individuals who are using and teaching the courses.
That is a fantastic idea, Imran. There is the One Laptop per Child initiative, of course, that aims to equip every child with a rugged, low-cost laptop. And there are other programs that look to provide more bandwidth to poorer parts of the world. As we see all too often, there are many regions where education is a privilege, not a right, and using technology would definitely help many boys and (especially) girls receive the skills they need to go far in life.
You're 100% correct about the way in which professors zealously protect their kingdoms. I am not sure how/if professors and teachers get paid for these online, free-to-students classes; I hope so, although I don't know whether the university/college, the online site (Coursera et al), or a sponsor/advertiser would pay. Does anyone know?
But i don't believe these academics can prevent this surge from occurring. There is too much pent up demand and there are too many educators apparently willing to teach these online courses. Thankfully!


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Never heard that song before in my life. Is it really as well known as "Blinded by the Light" and "Doo Wah Diddy" ?
Never heard that song before in my life. Is it really as well known as "Blinded by the Light" and "Doo Wah Diddy" ?
It used to get a fair amount of airplay on the oldies station here, back when the station still concentrated on the '50s and '60s. The song was also a big enough concert staple of Mann's that a live version appeared on a greatest hits collection of their '70s and '80s stuff.
Incidentally, "Quinn the Eskimo" is also a cover, originally and less popularly by Bob Dylan.
It's all right. Everything will work out fine.
It's all right. We're going to the end of the line!
It's a catchy song, I can see why it'd be popular. I just never heard it before.
Oh hell yes.
Some off the top of my head -
Transatlantic - The Return Of The Giant Hogweed (original by Genesis)
Godhead - Eleanor Rigby (original by The Beatles)
Star One - Knife Edge (original by Emerson, Lake, and Palmer)
Disturbed - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (original by U2)
Blind Guardian - Spread Your Wings (original by Queen)
Apocalyptica - Helden (original by David Bowie)
Dream Theater - To Tame A Land (original by Iron Maiden)
Between The Buried And Me - Three Of A Perfect Pair (original by King Crimson)
Kittie - Run Like Hell (original by Pink Floyd)
Umphrey's McGee - Girlfriend Is Better (original by Talking Heads, occasionally performed live)
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Higher Ground by Red Hot Chili Peppers.
SheSaidSheSaid mentioned "Hurt" already, but other than that one off the top of my head:
Cap'n Jazz - "Take on Me"
The Clash - any song they covered, really
Ramones - "Surfin' Bird"
Dinosaur Jr. - "Just Like Heaven"
Sonic Youth - "I Wanna Be Your Dog"
Note that I also happen to like the original version of all the songs I listed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vYixpbff9Y and I really really really like the original version.
More metal in Rock Band:
The first that comes to mind is No Use For A Name's cover of "Turning Japanese."
A big NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO moment was had when I learned that it was a cover and NOT the version we were getting in Rock Band ;_;
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You Keep Me Hanging on - Vanilla Fudge (Originally by The Supremes)
Season of the Witch - Vanilla Fudge (Originally by Donovan)
People Get Ready - Vanilla Fudge (Originally by The Impressions)
All Tomorrow's Parties - Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds (Originally by The Velvet Underground)
I'm Gonna Kill That Woman - Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds (Originally by John Lee Hooker)
Running Scared - Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds (Originally by Roy Orbison)
Free Speech for the Dumb - Metallica (Originally by Discharge)
River Deep/Mountain High - Deep Purple (Originally by Tina Turner)
Here Comes the Sun - Ghost (Originally by The Beatles)
Diamonds and Rust - Judas Priest (Originally by Joan Baez)
Come Away Melinda - UFO (Originally by The Weavers)
I Heard It Through the Grapevine - Creedence Clearwater Revival (Originally by Smokey Robinson & the Miracles)
Plateau - Nirvana (Originally by the Meat Puppets)
Lake of Fire - Nirvana (Originally by the Meat Puppets)
All Along the Watchtower - The Jimi Hendrix Experience (Originally by Bob Dylan)
And also I prefer just about all the covers The Beatles did. And an honorable mention to The Big Medley by Dream Theater, thought I can't really say if I prefer all parts of it.
And on the opposite subject of original songs that I think are better than more well known covers, Ready for Love/After Lights by Mott the Hoople, I think, is a billion times better than what Bad Company did. I don't know why Mick Ralphs decided to rerecord it.
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Montag, 30. Januar 2012
ON THE ROAD WITH BOB & SHEILA EVERHART January 30th 2012
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California....."The big sign on the side of the Coaster passenger train," says Bob Everhart, "reads 'The Doctor Is Encinitas.' So, we thought we would leave our comfortable nest in Oceanside, and go to Encinitas and see what it was all about. We also wanted to visit Whole Foods before we started our trek back east to the Rio Grande Valley in Texas."
"It's a cute catch-phrase," Sheila added, "and Encinitas is a very different kind of California town. It's full of surfers. Everywhere you look, especially along the beach and inland a short distance, is lots and lots of really small little houses, with a Volkswagen bus out front, and a surf board leaning up against the house. In these very busy areas are also lots and lots of little diversified restaurants catering to all kinds of food tastes, everything from Lao to Mao."
"We thought we'd have lunch before we went grocery shopping," Bob added, "so we walked down the main street of Encinitas looking for an interesting restaurant. Lots of nice looking Italian restaurants with outside dining on the sidewalk, but I must say, the downtown area is far different than the 'surfer' area. This is tourism at its best. The menu prices on the first couple of Italian restaurants we looked at didn't seem too appetizing, so we kept looking. Then I heard Bobbie Lhea (the Everhart's 15-year old daughter) pipe up, "Oh look, there's a Peruvian restaurant."
"So off we went," said Sheila, "not expecting a budget lunch thats for sure. Even though it wasn't all that expensive, the food was quite good. The name of the restaurant was 'Qero,' and the ambiance and interior decoration was really neat. Very Inca like with lots of bright colors. Bob ordered a kind of bread pie with ground beef in it along with a beet, onion, and goat cheese salad. I had an empanada, which is also a kind of vegetable bread pie, also with a beet salad. Bobbie on the other hand had a 'skirt' steak, a small steak that appeared to be like a small sirloin, with grilled vegetables. We all liked what we had for lunch, but probably wouldn't do it on a regular basis."
The Everharts are very busy with their entertainment schedule, especially this year of 2012. "This is the 100th birthday of one of our fellow recording artists, Woody Guthrie," Bob enthused. "He isn't alive of course, he died at the young age of 55, but we are certainly going to have a good time remembering him this year. I received a nice e-mail from his daughter Nora Guthrie, who is also very busy making sure everyone knows about her dad's 100th birthday. We'll be doing some special shows this year, at least one Oak Tree Opry show dedicated to America's most popular folk singer, lots of activities at LeMars, and even a small show at our Fremont Festival. Do you remember his most famous song. Here's just a few..."So Long It's Been Good To Know You," how about "Going Down This Road Feeling Bad," and of course his most famous one of all "This Land Is Your Land." In this political season, we sure do need to keep that one in mind.
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A huge increase in workload, rather than deliberate targeting, led to "foolish mistakes" and the political discrimination in the Internal Revenue Service cited by an inspector general's report, the agency's outgoing commissioner said Friday.
The testimony by Steven Miller, who was forced to announce his resignation this week as acting IRS commissioner, came at the first congressional hearing on the matter that has put President Barack Obama's administration on the defensive.
Rep. Dave Camp, chairman of the Republican-led panel, and other GOP members sought to depict the controversy as indicative of government gone wild, with the IRS abusing conservative groups and other political foes of the administration.
"This kind of reconfirms that, you know what, they can do anything they want to anybody they want any time they want," GOP Rep. Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania said about the IRS.
The public gallery erupted in cheers and applause when he concluded by saying: "This is absolutely an overreach and this is an outrage for all Americans."
Democrats on the committee also expressed outrage at the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, but they pointed out that the top IRS official at the time was appointed by Republican President George W. Bush, not Obama.
They also noted that the inspector general's report stated there was no evidence of any political motivation for what happened, or influence from outside the IRS.
However, the inspector general who filed the report on the political targeting, J. Russell George, told Friday's hearing that he notified top Treasury officials, including Deputy Secretary Neal Wolin, as early as June 2012 that he was reviewing the office that handles tax-exempt applications.
George made clear that he only told them that he was conducting a review, which he said was prompted by a request from someone he described as a congressional staff member.
"It was not to inform them of the results of the audit, it was to inform them of the fact that we were conducting the audit," George later clarified.
A Treasury official, who discussed the matter on the condition of not being identified, told CNN that Wolin learned of the review, but not any findings, in the summer of 2012. Wolin did not discuss the review with anyone outside the Treasury department, the official said.
The Treasury Department oversees the quasi-independent IRS. Some Republicans are trying to find a link between the Obama administration and the IRS targeting, and the GOP-led House Oversight Committee has invited Wolin to appear at a hearing next week on the IRS controversy.
In his opening remarks Friday, Miller described an IRS division that handles requests for tax exempt status by political groups as overwhelmed by a surge that followed the Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United decision, which greatly expanded the ability of corporations, unions and other organizations to participate in election spending, though not through direct contributions to candidates or parties.
"I think that what happened here was that foolish mistakes were made by people who were trying to be more efficient in their workload selection," Miller said, calling the practices described in the inspector general's report as "intolerable" and a "mistake," but "not an act of partisanship."
He apologized for what he later called "horrible customer service," but he also stubbornly rejected any accusation that it amounted to politicizing the work of the IRS.
Miller came under aggressive and accusatory questioning from Camp and other Republicans, who claimed he misled Congress by failing to reveal the extent of the problem at previous hearings dating back a year.
"When asked the truth and you know the truth and you have a legal responsibility to inform others of the truth but you don't share that truth, what is that called?" Camp asked.
"I always answer questions truthfully, Mr. Camp," Miller replied.
A tense exchange with Rep. Diane Black, a Tennessee Republican, involved Miller's denial that what he called the "listing" of names or phrases that triggered extra scrutiny of exemption requests amounted to political "targeting," the word used in the inspector general's report.
Miller acknowledged that the list of triggering phrases was conservative-based, causing Black to cut him off by declaring: "Then I would say its targeted. You can't have that both ways."
GOP Rep. Devin Nunes of California later asked why Miller resigned if he wasn't personally involved in the improper acts. Miller replied: "I resigned because as the acting commissioner, what happens in the IRS, whether I was personally involved or not, stopped at my desk."
"And so, I should be held accountable for what happens," he said. "Whether I was personally involved or not, a very different question, sir."
Another Republican, Rep. Tom Reed of New York, took exception with Miller's characterization of his resignation, noting it meant he would retire with full benefits and "nothing bad is going to happen to you."
With an incredulous grin, Miller responded: "Nothing bad is happening to me, congressman?"
Reed remained stern-faced, noting Miller continued to get his taxpayer-funded salary.


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02-03-2006, 06:48 PM #18Originally Posted by J_M_V
Congratulations on your new machine.
02-07-2006, 02:21 PM #19Originally Posted by Quasimodo
02-08-2006, 12:49 PM #20Originally Posted by J_M_V
1. Clamps. The way you described, seems to be a good source of tension lost. By "twisting" the string, you will lose tension, once it's going back to straight. Don't ignore the extra 0.5cm u created. That might equal to 5lb tension lost!
2. Knoting: Well, this is one of the major source of tension lost.
3. For drop weight, sometimes, u want to give it several sec to let the "levler" settle down. You will be surprised about the difference, as the leveler might "sink down" another 20' or so, after several seconds. This is specially true for stretchy strings (i.e. some gosen ones, BG65/85, etc)
02-13-2006, 03:50 PM #21Originally Posted by LazyBuddy
You are right, part of the loss comes from the first two points. That is why I just ordered two badminton flying clamps. For knotting I guess you always lose a bit of tension, but this can be taken into account during tensioning (add a bit extra which you lose while knotting). Third point sounds interesting, have to give it a try. Though if I'm using always the same string (BG80) and do the stringing the same way, then perhaps the end result should be quite the same anyway (=doesn't matter even if the strings stretch a bit)?
BTW Maybe it is just me being butterfingers but even the sixth stringing job took me about an hour... I'm hoping that the flying clamps takes some 10 - 15 min away from this.
Personally, I say by using drop weight machine, it will take you at least 40+ min for a decent job. Of course, this is based on my lowly skill and fat fingers. In general, it takes a bit longer due to the way it tensions the string and perhaps lack of ability to "pre-string".
02-13-2006, 04:30 PM #23Originally Posted by LazyBuddy
It takes ages to do proper string job on a drop-weight machine. Every string I get to wait at least ten seconds. Often I let the weight drop vey slowly to avoid breaking the frame.
02-13-2006, 08:36 PM #25Originally Posted by J_M_V
I would rather take 60 min to do a good job, rather than 45 min to rush and make mistakes. Unless u open business like string 10+ rackets per day, guess everyone can afford to spend an extra 10-15 min per day to get a good job done.
You are faster than me. I usually take 1 hr 45 mins .
Originally Posted by LazyBuddy
02-14-2006, 02:55 AM #27Originally Posted by Pete LSD
an extra benefit is that it takes some of the coil memory out of the string so it's easier to work with
02-14-2006, 06:49 AM #28Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
02-14-2006, 07:18 AM #29Originally Posted by J_M_V
Before you start stringing the racquet
take your full length, say 10m, and stretch it for 30-60 seconds.
I stretch by putting a starting clamp on each end, put the middle around a circular knob on top of the post at the top of my stairs, and pull both ends together.
Then cut it into 2 pieces if you are going to do 2-piece stringing.
How hard to pull and for how long?
open for debate.
How hard?
no more than the tension you are going to string at maybe
(if you double the string around something you have to pull 2x as hard)
For how long?
different for different string thickness, construction
(gotta go to a meeting...more later maybe, but as usual a search will probably turn up previous discussions)
02-15-2006, 01:45 PM #30Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
Originally Posted by Neil Nicholls
are you sure that you want that machine? i have just ordered the pros pro comet 1, which is there top of the line free standing crank model. it is only £275 + VAT, i ordered it from http://www.watdon.com/wd_home.html , delivery to the UK is free but im sure you could organise some way of delivering to you. read this thread: http://www.badmintoncentral.com/foru...489#post366489 it has a picture of the comet 1 and some details, if you are interested in pros pro machien then http://www.watdon.com/wd_home.html has all of them including the challenger I which is at a very cheap price; £225 + VAT
Seems like the Comet 1 has suspension-style mounting arms. You may want to ask whether you need an extra kit to mount badminton racquets on it. Because often times the arms end up being too long and/or don't close enough to grip the frame. Just as an example, Babolat offers a badminton/squash kit for their machines which contains, among other things, deeper billiard posts(?)---they're the head and throat support posts, not quite sure what the technical term is---and extra slip-on side paddings to make sure the side supports would sufficiently grip the racquet.
But, if you can make it work, I think this type of a mounting system is the way to go. Provided that it's well-made, of course, just like everything else. It's a little quicker to use---4 controls instead of 6---and is less likely to block holes.
The Babolat badminton kit sells for CAD 649 in Canada!!! Freaking expensive . . . I can get a pretty decent Eagnas crank machine for that amount of money.
04-17-2006, 07:35 PM #34Originally Posted by Pete LSD
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