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These are such great answers, I really feel like I know you more now! You look stunning in your church look. How do you wear your pixie hair with your more full-on vintage look? I love the picture of the girl as you sprawled all over the armchair! This is fun, I think I'll have to do this now.
ReplyDeleteFantastic answers to these fun vintage questions, sweet Sean! I loved that you did this Q&A, too, and enjoyed reading your answers - and seeing all of the great vintage images you partnered with them. I want all of the 40s fashions shown here to magically appear in my closet right now! :)
♥ JessicaI love this post! I adore Marilyn and Judy Garland also, their style is amazing but i have so few vintage clothing pieces :(
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The Biggest Hurdle For Driverless Car Logistics In Many (If Not Most) Countries
21 July 2012 Posted By matthewn
Quick thoughts…
If a truck loaded up with valuable goods is travelling without any humans to stop it, what's going to stop people from taking that cargo?
Surveillance doesn't help because balaclavas are a simple counter-measure.
Heavily fortified trucks could impede the road pirates while distress signals are sent.
Electrification – the internal shell of the trucks could be heavily electrified, making it highly difficult for the pirates to get to the goods.
Convoys – A human could potentially travel with massive convoys of, say, 50 vehicles as a protective measure.
Tear Gas/Pepper Spray could be deployed if threats are sensed.
Self Destruct could even be included as a final counter-measure to make pirate raids futile.
Of all the above solutions, I think a heavy lockdown in combination with guarded convoys would be the solution that is reached. What do you think?
For smaller vehicles performing part of a final-mile solution, there would need to still be quite strong protection but without humans required.
No related posts.
I think the security of piloted vehicles will be of paramount concern in most countries, but let's take a (imagined) scenario and see what countermeasures we could deploy to prevent piracy and if there is any difference from today:
A transport pilot car contains food, where food is scarce. Not Mad Max, but normal societal controls. The vehicle is going from a distribution center to deliver to a residential setting. The vehicles are secured by robust physical security in the form of locks and the vehicles are constructed of materials which are not easily opened without power tools. This is similar to current protocols but with human drivers.
Now imagine pirates lay down on a remote road. The vehicles are forced to stop.
In this scenario, if the pirates have tools, they will take the contents of the transport regardless if there is human intervention. The only tool they need currently is a gun to get the driver out.
The same is true whether the cargo is food or diamonds. In the future, as in the present, physical security in it's many variety of forms which you describe, will continue.
The main changes we see from the present is that vehicles that have low value content will no longer require the driver as EITHER conductor or for security.
In the example you give, I see Piloted cars as adding an additional layer since the "real owner" of the cargo can set the route and monitor the cargo in real-time.
A note on a program that I've seen elsewhere: Transport may broadcast to local law enforcement the proposed route which allows police to reallocate resources to areas of greatest vulnerability and where, if an attack comes) response might be accelerated with a prefetch for police service. Head-the-line protocol and immediate response. Then the time between initial contact with pirates and assistance is greatly reduced. In another program, imagine a system of piloted police cars where the officer is guided by a crime algorithm which includes arrests, last know addresses of every parolee, felon and criminal hotspot. Manual use of the car is strongly discouraged. If a dozen pilot trucks were robbed in a particular area or on a route, a program can outguess all but the most sophisticated scams.
The downside is that the system might give thieves a potential list of targets when (eventually) there is data leakage to interested third parties. I can see work-arounds but the problems will get stranger.
@ThomLandon ok.
Just as an aside, I think you may be under-estimating the effect that human presence would have on potential thieves.
Human presence doesn't just add another level of uncertainty… It's just easier to live with yourself the next day if you are stealing from an impersonal steel box. Look at behavioral studies where if you stick a set of eyes above the chocolate box at work, theft drops off dramatically.
You are, of course, completely correct. A human driver is more of an obstacle for thieves, since there is a self-selection of people that will only steal what is not nailed down from someone willing to put another's life at risk. The first group is much larger (and opportunistic) than the latter.
However, the security that will develop around tracking and alerting will grow robustly with the elimination of that (human) security. This will not prevent attacks but will limit how much time and the opportunities for crime.
Predictive policing software is getting better; perhaps, someday, corporate fleet management might be included in an upgrade.


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They believe firmly that games stories are best told through what the player does and not what he reads, which means that while there will of course be text for the fans to read, they don't expect to hit you with a wall of backstory and then have you fetch three Jafa heads. "The mission descriptions, even if you click through them, are really, really brief," underlined Klug.
Stargate itself is a very story driven IP and their challenge is to make sure the gameplay feels like the show. Again, this is one of those areas where it's impossible to get a sense of it without playing, but their claim that the text will be minimal, while the experience tells the story is definitely saying the right things. Now they just need to deliver on the promise.
They are confident that through iteration and careful design, they have avoided the pitfalls. They have already built all their missions, they told us, and feel they'll stand up to the show and not tell test. "The only way [players] can ignore [the story] effectively is to not play," added Klug.
This approach extends beyond the actual mission wrappers and into the way players actually take them on.
Each class can be placed along the spectrum of how combat oriented they are. For example, a Soldier is going to do the vast majority of their missions with a gun in hand, as one would expect. An Archeologist may do only a very few in that way. In between fall the other classes.
What does someone do in an MMO if not kill things, one might ask? Play mini-games related to the scenario is Cheyenne's answer. For those who seek and crave explosions, life can be happy as a Soldier, but this is only a small part of each scenario. A good group will have each person approach a given scenario from their strength, so while the Soldier lobs frags at the enemy, the archeologist might have to disarm a bomb or pick a lock.
At this stage, Cheyenne wasn't ready to go into too many details on exactly how the actual mini-games will function, but Klug did throw out Bejeweled as a generic example of a comparable style of game. At launch, the game will offer a handful of different games, each scalable based on factors within the game. There obviously won't be an infinite number of games for players to play, but Cheyenne is confident what they do feature will be challenging, scalable and with enough variety to keep people engaged.
"We are allowing the archeologist to use mini-games to navigate the general gamespace," said Klug cryptically. He refused to elaborate on what the heck that might mean, save to say, "you've never seen it in an MMO before."
Of course, this is all for naught if the game doesn't look like Stargate. To build their world, they have established high profile deals with BigWorld Technologies and Epic to power their game. BigWorld runs the under the hood stuff that the average fan is hopefully never aware of, while Epic's Unreal 3 is the graphic engine of choice.
With an engine as tricked out as Unreal, especially one intended for the FPS genre, there is always the worry that for all the nice things they intend, the average fan won't actually be able to make the darn thing run on a PC not cooled by dry ice. Not the case, Cheyenne promises.
"Restricting ourselves to this high end market really doesn't make sense to anyone in the room," Chris told us. They explained that they chose Unreal because it allowed them to get up and running quickly and focus on the product. The question of how high the system requirements is really more an issue of content than engine. They've worked hard to modify the Unreal engine to suit the needs of a virtual world and the sheer development timelines of an MMO should let PCs catch up. They believe their game will have more than enough sliders to embrace a large cross section of PCs.
There remains a lot of work to be done and in general, Cheyenne remains mum on most timelines.
"The gameplay is really starting to come together and we're doing internal play testing, iteration on the worlds and so forth," Elggren said.
They did say Stargate Worlds remains on schedule for a Fall 2008 release, but did not get into public testing timelines. The target date should put it up against some stiff competition in the form of EA Mythic's Warhammer Online and potentially Blizzard's Wrath of the Lich King expansion to World of Warcraft. Nonetheless, Cheyenne doesn't seem too worried. "All you can really do is make the best game you can," Klug said.


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Megan Swanland
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I really like this fleece -- I was looking for something that would keep me warm at work and on my way to work, but would also appear to be a little more than just a standard fleece. Fancy and warm.
Just one thing on the size -- I pretty much always wear a small. I'm petite at 5' 2''. While the jacket fits well around the torso, the sleeves are *just* barely long enough when my arms are down. If I'm moving around the sleeves creep up, exposing an inch or so of my wrist (which sucks when it's cold!) But I do like how roomy the hood is...I can wear a ponytail and the hood still fits over it.
Also, make sure you keep a lint roller handy -- the fabric likes to collect things. Maybe since I have the black one it's more noticeable. But it washes up really nicely.
Wierd hood
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I returned this fleece because the hood made the neck line look really wierd. When down, the hood did not drape like a normal hoodie or hooded jacket--but kind of made a cowl type neck. The fabric and color were great. I really wanted to like it---but I returned it. If you are buying it to wear with the hood up all the time--it would be fine.
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Tim Coats
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MonkE reviews the Marmot Flair Hoody from the 2009 Ouray Ice Festival
Love this cozy fleece!
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This is the first fleece I've ever actually purchased (shock, I know) but I do have a Marmot rain jacket that's served me well for years. I should've known the fleece would be just as awesome! Its super soft and comfy and is surprisingly warm out in the Denver snow, considering that its not even an official "snow jacket." I have it in bright red, which is pretty flashy; I like the color but the brightness means that wearing it in an even slightly more formal situation, like to work or to a happy hour, might be inappropriate. Another thing - I'm 5'1 and 106 lbs so I got the XS, which is my usual size in most clothing. It fits really well over a long- or short-sleeved t-shirt but would probably be a little snug over anything much thicker. I'm still happy with it, but next time I'll go for a S instead.
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I ordered the Flair Hooded Jacket after falling in love with the Marmot Solitude Hooded Fleece Jacket. I ordered a Small in the Persian Red color; I typically wear a x-small or small in clothing and my size small Solitude fleece fits perfectly. The Flair I ordered turned out to be super tight and short in the torso and sleeves. I'm 5'6" and weigh 130 w/ 34C... EVERY part of this fleece looked over stuffed with my body; I looked 20 pounds heavier.
speaking of stuffed, the Persian Red color is pretty awful. The high-pile fleece combined with the mentioned color made me look like a stuffed animal. Think Elmo. The color is much brighter than depicted in the photo (at least on my screen...)
long story short, I may order this fleece again but in another color and a larger size . I suppose I'd err on the side of going a size up... If it wasn't for the price, I'd order another Solitude Fleece.
Super cozy fleece
Laura Burt
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I got this awesome fleece on SAC and love it! Its the perfect weight for chilly mornings or evenings in the warmer months of the year and also adds warmth when layered under a softshell or down jacket in the winter. I bought an xs in it and it is well fitted, I am 5'2 and 100lbs. If you plan to just wear it over a tank or t-shirt I'd stick with your normal size in marmot, but if you want to put several layers under it, size up!
evelyn phillips
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The jacket is very fitting. It's soooo warm and light weight it feels like your wearing a blanket outside without the heaviness. I'm sooooo glad I have this jacket it's perfect for Los Angeles Weather. And on windy days. I bought the last one of the two left, thank goodness!!!!!
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This jacket is great for everything! I wear it outdoors, to school, to go shopping, and at home around the house. Its so soft and comfortable, the perfect fit for me. All my friends now want one.
very nice
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Got this as a present for my wifes b-day. She loves it very soft and huggable. Keeps her warm.
What size to get, I'm 5'1" & weight is...
barbara borders
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What size to get, I'm 5'1" & weight is 102, also, does it have a tail in back (a little longer in back)
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I'm about your height/weight and I am wearing the XS. No tail/yoke in the back.
Fits Small
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I am a size 8 and ordered this jacket in a Medium. It fits like a glove that is tooo tight and I was expecting it to fit looser. I re-ordered it in a large and hopefully that will be a better size. The Persian Red color ROCKS! I love it.
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is the persian red actually red, or more pinkish?
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This jacket is like having a snuggie that you actually want to wear in public. The pile is crazy soft, fit is close and cute, but not restricting. One thing I didn't realize would be so nice on a casual layer like this: the zipper coming up all the way to the top of the neck (if you want) has kept me from grabbing a scarf or gaitor when I'm riding my bike at night a couple times. Any time I can carry less stuff around I am a happy camper.
I put this on over a tank after ashtanga when I'm still sweaty, or will bike with this and a light layer under. Due to these sweaty experiments, I have found that it will carry some odor (like most synthetics), and the pile gets a little clumpy after a while, but it washes very well.
Definitely a cute, cozy layer for fall. Perfect for coffee and farmers market. I might wear it under a shell this winter too, on mild days.
so soft!
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My friend had one of these, and I liked it so much I had to get one. It's just sooo soft and comfortable. It's not a wind-resistant jacket, but perfect as an under-layer or just wearing around the house on a cool evening. It's my favorite fleece by far. It's also one of the warmest fleeces I have.
Great Jacket, Very warm
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This jacket is great. It is super warm and soft, and looks good. I love that you can zip the collar up really high and cover your neck. I will warn you that it is very warm and thick, a little warmer than I was anticipating. If I wear it inside on all but the coldest days it is a bit too much. Also not really a technical fleece if you ask my opinion. Great for keeping you warm though!
Marmot Flair Hoody
Pete T
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Marmot's Flair Hooded Fleece is so soft and cozy it's like wearing a hug!
How do you launder or wash the jacket?
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How do you launder or wash the jacket?
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Write your answer here...Cold water and line dry
Absolutely one of the best fleece
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Very soft and surprisingly warm! Very nicely made, just fitted and slim trim. I don't have to wear a jacket when I wore this during the west coast mild winter weather. I will definitely get more colors when they become available. Backcountry is great btw, I received my free shipping parcels in just 3 days.
soft and mushy
julie kay
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If you are debating this purchase do so no longer- this jacket is super plush and so comfy you'll never want to take it off. The hood is form-fitting but not too tight, perfect for going up and staying up on a windy day. Both interior and exterior are fleece and it's like being hugged by a giant version of your favorite teddy bear. Love love love this fleece!
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Don't worry about shedding - you will want more colors!
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How wind resistant (or not) is this jacket? I'm looking for something that can be worn alone over a t-shirt and with a shell if the weather gets really cold. I'm NOT looking for something that can take 25-40mph winds... but I want something that will do well in a mild breeze. Love the plushness but want to be sure it's warm enough.
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This is definitely not a Windstopper piece but it will protect you from some vicious breezes. I say you'll be fine.
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I just bought this jacket and I go to work early mornings and leave work late at night and it does keep me warm especially when it is windy I found. I say it is a wonderful lightweight jacket, and I'm glad I have it.
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Posts by Nemo Metis
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Somtimes you just need better engineers
Working a helldesk for a major electronics chain, and this gem come through:
User: My computer doesn't want to accept disks
Me: Could you elaborate on that for me?
User: When I try to put a disk in, it just falls on to the floor. Your engineer that set this up earlier said it should all be fine
*thinking surely the engineer isn't that useless* Me: The disk drive, is it at the top or the bottom?
User: At the bottom
*bearing in mind the user is an elderly lady*Me: I'm very sorry for this Madam, I'll call the engineer to come back and install your computer the right way up for you.
Of coures, Lusers can still be idiots, like this cracker on Xmas day:
User: I want to complain. Your computers are shit and your salesmen liars. They said this laptop would work on my wireless network and it doesn't
Me: Have you turned the wifi switch on?
*10 seconds of dead air*
User:*literal phrasing* This is Mr M Uppet signing off *hangs up*
JK Rowling should have been shot a long time ago, alongside Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderso for crimes against literature.
Mines the one with Barry Trotter and the Inevitable Cash In in the pocket
I for one welcome our lazer headed shark-type overlords.... when they arrive, that is.
@ Pad: my favourite so far is "suicide by cop". Always brings a smile!
Re:Did he say that with a straight face?
Why do you think they're throwing the book at him? They know the systems are less protected than an Essex girl's cherry, they just don't like it being shouted about.
Paris.. well given the Essex girl comparison, there wasn;t anything else to choose really...
Anyone else think this could all end with one of this year's entries in the Darwin Awards?
I like it. I like it as much as twatdangle.
I'm waiting for the last buzzword to appear in context here - Machiavellian. We've had the rest.
We really, really need a Wacky Jacqui icon El Reg, sort it!
I think this is a great move, and i didn't see it coming. The first good thing to come out of Europe in forever. Let's hope the law is water tight and hermeticallyt sealed so there is no way around it!
As always, the Daily Heil Strikes again
As tasteless as the joke may be, it's still funny.
Black Helicopters because the PC brigade are out in full force. Again.
Well if Tasers are the case
Then i'm going no where without my cattle-prod.
I had no choice really but to go for twatdangle, as asshat and fucktards have been in my volcabulary for yonks, and none of the others cried out with the same originality
Now while i think 15 mins is a load of cobblers, i still just want to point and laugh at the poor little morons for using Vistard. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!.
Pointless post over.
Don't worry, i'm leaving now, mines the one with FreeBSD in the pocket
Is it just me..
Or does anyone else see the irony in hating the BNP?
Now I'm not their biggest fan by any means, and while we can all sit back and have a laugh at Nick Griffin getting all uppity about it, why are we not more outraged about the whle data leakage aspcet of this. Regardless of what we may think of the political views of the people on said list, what do you think could happen to these people and their families if some idiot got an idea into his head? Nothing good thats for sure.
@ Sam
one word my son, Perfick!
And if you want it done the best me ducks, then only in the proper home of the Yorkie pud can you get it: Nottingham.
@ Wagner is still on the syllabus
Shouldn't they have gotten rid of this yonks ago given its incestuous plotline?
Anyway, where's the point in removing one of Glitter's songs from the curriculum, your already guaranteed the student know who and what he is, and have almost certainly listened to at least one of his songs.
And what's the danger in letting them look him up? All they'll find is BBC and Daily Fail reports of his kiddy fiddling, i can't imagine they would actually come across one of his songs. It's not like they've published his naughty pics is it?
Mines the one with the target on it for Fail readers....
@ Webster Phreaky
So he admitted using cok, being a Socialist and whatever else - who cares? Really?
At least he's admitted to these things rather than hid them away. Unlike McCain, who is addicted to fuck knows what and how many different drugs. You know, the ones he gets fom his addicted wife?
All i can say is tough fucking shit, the rest of the US have spoken, and in my eyes made the better choice, no lets hope that, despite how much he sound like a former UK politician 11 years ago, that he doesn't follow in said fool's footsteps and deliver.
Unless he starts world war 3, he really can't be too much worse than Bush, so quit whining.
As for Palin, shouldn't she go back to where she belongs, aka her grave?
Paris, because (as has been mentioned) at least she's travelled, and knows somethings. Should have voted for her......
legalise and tax it?
Yes it should be legalised, all this article does is really inform a lot of people who already could have taken a guess at what it says turned out to be right. Thing is, if they legalised it, it's not something you can tax, because people would just grow their own, and not buy rom the corner shop like you do ciggies. The government really don't have any motive to legalise it, save to stop the lobbyists shouting at them every five minutes.
Good article though
A lesson to Journo's
This is how it's done!
I for one welcome our drunken hack overlords.....
Is it just me..
Or do you think that the government department responsible of technology and it's security should have taken a page out of the James Bond book by now and had them self destruct?
Wait, thats just silly isn't it
Mine's the one with the Pointsec manual hanging out
The Frog is Dead
Long Live Death!!!!!!
About bloody time too!
I am disturbed beyond words.
mines the one hung up in the therapists office, on it's way to the pub.
Oh. My. God.
An there i was thinking a Sex and the City film, or an ABBA musical was as low as we could go.
Paris, because as low as she goes, she knows where to stop.
if the Fail is right for once and we all get killed by this flu. What would they have to write about? would they still spoout the same old twaddle, and if so, would they realise they were talking shit about themselves?
RE: Tit
That about sums it up for this pointless waste of resources.
Flames, because his next trick should be showing us all how the Salem Witch trials ended, people stood in fire till they're burnt to a crisp.
Need I mention..
the travesty that occured some ten years ago when the Hacks Twain (Kevin J Anderson and Brian Herbert) got hold of a really bad idea to start fiddling around in the Dune universe? This idea stinks.
Flames, because that is what will be left of the book on it's launch
All you need is love!
Paris, because she knows all about love and money.
"We decided the best way to approach it was to make sure that, even though he and Dennis didn't get along, Walter was completely happy about who he was and a confident, likeable character in his own right. We eventually gave Walter a girlfriend too, as a measure to combat any further criticism."
so instead of making Dennis more accepting of homosexuality, they turn Walter straight. Riiiiight......
reading some of these comments anyone would think reg readers took notice of the sun/fail's doomsaying. one or to things will happen as a result of finding this Higgs Boson chappy: 1) it all goes tits up and we never know anything about it because its too late. So long and thanks for all the fish.
2) can anyone say no more energy bills? the direct result from all this, at least one of them anyway, will be to control any form of reaction from it and harnessing that energy. this would, more or less produce zero point energy. utilising this, a cubic centimetre of space, could provide energy to run the entire world with each country consuming the amount the USA does for 100,000 years. IIRC.
Bring it on.
i hate to be pedantic...
but where's episode 28? or has it vanishe into the ghost server room?
I thought we'd already let get to that point.....
as for the story... nah, the jokes are too obvious there, so i'll just get my coat now....
"However, police may not be able to do anything with the information, because the data was gathered illegally."
But surely, as it is now in the public domain, they can treat it as an anonymous tip and catch the facist scum?
The internet saves!
right, so we all know he accessed the computers, that's nothing to quibble over. we all know that the UK and Kinnon are being well and truly shafted by this extradition treaty, which buggers us all really. I'm still trying to figure out why this has become so bloody big. Yes, he accessed the computer, due to very lax security, butno harm no foul surely. There is bugger all evidence that any of this so-called "thousands of pounds worth of damage" happened. Hell, if the damage happened, i think that would have constituted news given the overall effect any damage would do to those systems.
And why are they baying for his blood so hard? Should they be offering the guy a job, as their own people clearly aren't up to it.
time to hitch hike my way around the rest of the universe...
@Oh My Good God....
i'll shoot you, you shoot me. better yet, lets just shoot the moron at Sony who had this brightspark idea
Paris, because even she is'nt this dumb
...... i find myself speechless.
Paris, because she knows what sheds are for.
Is this sign stereotyping? Yes. Do people recognize what the stereotype is fro the image? Yes. Do people know full well that not all elderly people are anything like what this stereotypical image depicts? Yes. The problem then? Daily Mail readers who are sick of the ethnic minorities pulling this one all the time and now they want their turn: translate into: morons who have too much time on their hands and are not putting it to good use.
Warning: common sense strikes again.
Wouldn't common sense
demand that instead of being pricks about it, theat MBTA hire these three on as consultants for a while to fix the problem, rather than prosecute them and carry on as normal?
black helicopters because i'm talking sense again...
When did the Daily Mail staff get into power? Where has this money come from? It seems the government has suddenly got a lot of money to throw around recently, what with helping the banks out, now building a database to track my every move and breath.
I'm thinking we need Spider Jerusalem.
Mines the one thats actually a blur suit, so the black helicopters can't find me
Let's see
Surely this isn't stil happening? After all the laptops the intelligence services have lost one would like to think that people, especially some of the countries vital organs such as the NHS and government, would have learnt to actually plough money into data encryption and not their bank accounts. surely it's better to have a secure job that doesn't pay as well as it could over a well paid job that lasts a week because someone's after a five fingered discount?
mine's the one with the handbook of common sense in it's pocket....
Evidently not you illiterate moron.
Paris because she makes love not war (grabs coat that says moron with bad jokes...)
I don't actually think anything else needs to be said really.
Paris, well beside the obvious, she knows a lot about expending energy.
So does this mean the reinstatement of the 9pm watershed, and the news can only be shown after 9pm? When will people just stop being so bloody stupid? I've not even seen the film yet and i'm telling people not to be stupid. If a film like this, which, lets face it, was always destined to be graphically voiolent, is getting people churning, then god know what happens when they watch the news.
Penguin bedcause the world is in violent technicolour, not just black and white
Where are the pics?!?!?!
You could at least have obliged us with someimages, even if they were only of 'Allo 'Allo's Helga.
As for those twits complaining about the SS joke: grow up and get a sense of humour.
Black helicopter because the Thought Police will be coming any moment for those of us with a sense of humour....
So this is how it starts! anyone want to take bets on when Liquid Snake will begin to manifest?
Mines the one with unpatched sleeves....
Onward Christian Soldiers.....
So, not only do we have half the country worried that their next president is going to be the anti-christ (i'm still waiting on how they got to that one), but they're also letting the churches arm the kids. is it just me, or can anyone else here Janet Reno in the background shouting for tanks?
mine's the one with highway to hell on the back....
So i take it the BBFC will be hiring when this law comes in? I mean, we can't have all those films out there with all this extreme stuff in them can we, and someone has to sit there and watch all those films to determine which are safe and which are to be blacklisted.... Hold on a second, have I been magically transported into Alan Moore's V for Vendetta comic, or is this really happening?
Paris, because she really isn't extreme,


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History - War at a Glance
The Blitz
On September 7 the Germans mount a major daylight raid - 500 bombers and 600 fighters - against London. That night another 250 bombers, guided by the fires started during the day, hit the city. The British civilians refer to these attacks as "the Blitz." The Luftwaffe loses 41 planes while the RAF loses 28. Two days later, the Luftwaffe makes another major raid on London. This time the Spitfire and Hurricane squadrons are combined into larger forces, and they succeed in breaking up most of the German formations.
On September 10, Hitler postpones his decision on Operation Sealion. He does not feel the Luftwaffe has won supremacy in the air. The Germans make another major effort against London on September 15. British fighters swarm over a morning raid from the channel to London and then back to the channel. It is much the same during the afternoon raid, but more bombers reach their targets. The battle between the fighters is a draw, with both sides losing about 25 planes, but the RAF knocks 35 Luftwaffe bombers out of the sky and damages many more. The raids on September 15 mark the last major effort by the Luftwaffe to destroy the RAF. On September 17, Hitler postpones Operation Sealion indefinitely.
During the last weeks of September and into October, the Germans continue their nightly bombing of British cities. While there is much damage, inconvenience, and loss of life, the effect is much less than the English government and military anticipated. During this period, the RAF tips the scales of victory back toward England. The Luftwaffe's fighter strength wanes; they discontinue daylight raids, and the ratio of planes lost now favors the British by a two-to-one margin.
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GE and European private-equity firm Cinven, which owns Avio, are aiming to announce a deal Thursday, the people said, though it still could be derailed at the last minute. The acquisition would be valued at between €2.5 billion and €3 billion, the people said.
Two-thirds of Avio's aviation business is with GE, helping to explain why the U.S. firm is the front-runner to buy the company. Bloomberg News
The Italian company makes components for commercial and military jet engines as well as propulsion systems for satellite launch vehicles. One issue that still needs to be sorted out before a deal is signed involves Avio's space business. According to a person familiar with the matter, GE isn't interested in acquiring that operation as part of the deal, and the two sides are working to structure it accordingly.
Two-thirds of Avio's aviation business is with GE, helping to explain why the U.S. industrial conglomerate is the front-runner to buy the company. Ahead of a big manufacturing ramp-up to meet record orders for new engines over the next five years, GE is seeking to strengthen its supply chain, in part by bringing the manufacturing of some parts in-house. Avio, which has worked with GE for decades, makes components for the U.S. company's GE90 and GEnx engines, as well as for helicopters and other products.
Cinven, which bought Avio in 2006, had been laying the groundwork for an initial public offering of the company, but difficult markets, especially in Europe, have hampered that effort. A number of other strategic and financial players have shown interest in Avio, and there is no guarantee one or more of them won't re-emerge.
Avio, which was founded in 1908, has continued to thrive despite the financial headwinds and sharp economic downturn in Europe. That may be, in part, because roughly 90% of its business comes from overseas. Last year, it had sales of more than €2 billion, up 16%. The company has more than 5,200 employees.
Avio has worked with Fairfield, Conn.-based GE's aviation division since the 1960s. The partnership was originally a licensing agreement which later evolved, according to the Italian company's website.
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Safran already has ties to both the space and aviation businesses of Avio.
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Magento Connect 1.0 change
After quite some months without any activity on the extension, here are finally some news.
In fact, various personal reasons made that I couldn't work on it, mainly for a matter of time and motivation.
This implied no updates to the github repository or to the Magento Connect page, as well as no replies to the different messages received during this time.
Anyway, I should now be able to take up the development of the extension, albeit on a less regular basis.
Sorry to everybody that has been waiting for a reply during all this time ! I'll try to answer to each PM and question in the upcoming days (or weeks, given their number).
By the way, don't hesitate to check the github page, I came back there a few weeks ago so most issues were adressed and some new commits were pushed (including fixes and small new features).
And finally, most importantly, thanks for all the support the extension has received !
New 0.8.9 version available for testing
The new 0.8.9 version is available on github (link), as well as the current "official" version (link).
The 0.8.9 version is currently released for tests purposes only. Depending on the feedbacks it'll get, I'll release it on the Magento Connect whenever it'll be completely ready. Every feedback is welcomed !
Here is the list of what it includes :
- new permissions system (much finer and per grid),
- custom columns system to allow adding all kinds of new columns (usable by 3rd party extensions : just a few lines of xml and a model to add a new customizable column)
- some custom columns as first examples of what is possible to do : categories column for the products grid, addresses fields for the orders grid, ...
- widespread in-grid editor,
- custom default parameters behaviours,
- and much more...
This extension applies itself by default to all grids, so some of those grids may not be compatible with all or part of the features that are added to them.
Those potential compatibility problems are not troublesome at all (see "Incompatible grids"), but this is why this extension is still currently released as an alpha version.
Currently only available for products and CMS pages, it is made to be appliable to much more grids (what will hopefully be done in next versions)
Anyway, I don't recommend at the moment to use it directly in a production environment, at least without having tested it before, as it is still a work-in-progress, for which I currently need a maximum of feedbacks !
As it is really difficult - or even almost impossible - for me to test all the grids with all versions of Magento, I welcome every feedback about any problem you could find (of any kind), or even as a whole, every feedback about improvement of existing features, or about new ideas.
All this, on top of all the extensibility possibilities for the developers, could definitely help me to make this extension still even better !
When you find a grid that is not working when it is rewrited, just go to "System" > "Custom Grids" > "List", and disable the corresponding rewrite. The grid will then go back to its base behaviour, without remaining problem.
Also, it is possible to determine a list of which grids should not be rewrited at all, in "System" > "Configuration" > "General" > "Custom Grids" (this feature is likely to be improved in next releases).
This extension is completely free of use, and will remain so. However, it has cost me countless hours of work to propose the current version, and it will still take lot of time to develop new features, improve existing ones, while continuing to ensure the best compatibility with all grids, and provide support for it.
So, if it is just the extension you always dreamed to see, or if you simply use it and like it, please consider making a donation !
By adding a customgrid.xml file to your module's "etc" directory, along with a type model, you can add new columns renderers, to add new rendering formats, and, for each grid :
On top of this, events are now dispatched to let other extensions have access to some features, so that potential compatibility problems can easily be solved
Note : there is no documentation about it (at least at the moment), but you can still find many examples in this extension's source code
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One of the reasons I joined the Lower Macungie Garden Club was to give back to the community. Mixing the joy of gardening and community work seemed to be the right fit for me.
On May 8, the Lower Macungie Garden Club participated with other community organizations and businesses in Community Day at the Lower Macungie Community Center.
The garden club did a lot of work to get the outside of the community center looking its best for the occasion. Weeding and trimming were done at the driveway and gazebo area and the planters in front of the community center were filled with colorful pansies. Even though it turned out to be a rainy evening, the event was a success.
There were many people who attended, and it was wonderful to speak to residents and people from other organizations and businesses.
The most heartwarming moments came when the children looked with concentration through the baskets of seeds we were giving away to find the "right" flower to grow. How delighted they were when they began to look forward to planting the seeds and watching them grow. As parents looked on, the children spoke about their plans for planting when they got home with their seeds. As an Early Childhood educator, I know that such an insignificant event can open a new world for a child and sometimes lead to a future career.
Our members not only worked hard on the outside, but the inside as well. Art Persing built a wooden display board complete with wooden flowers, lady bugs, pictures of garden club events, and newsletter. People enjoyed looking at the pictures and reading about our members and what we do. Janet Persing did an amazing job decorating the table. Sue Rothrock, Ellen Murray, Sandy Andrecci, and Pat Ruch-Barth came out to greet people and talk about our garden club and what we do.
We enjoyed meeting residents and people from other organizations and businesses, too. Fellow garden clubber Danielle Sixsmith was not far away helping out at the Girl Scout table.
We each got a chance to take a "tour" of what was offered and I was even able to pet a snake! Of course there were other samples and freebies there less fearful if you don't like snakes.
All in all, looking around the crowded room, I was impressed at what I saw and was so proud that our club was able to participate in such an important event. On a very rainy evening, the residents of Lower Macungie came out to see what helps make our community a great place to live. If you have never been to Community Day, make a point to come next year. It's an informative good time for everyone in the family.


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An erotic novel written by embattled Irish Justice Minister Alan Shatter could land him $129,000 if the book is cleared by Ireland's censorship body in time for Christmas.
'Laura', available on major book retailer Amazon, was published by Irish publisher Poolbeg Press, but has drawn the attention of censors after complaints were made about some of its seedy sex scenes.
The book's plot centers around an affair between a TD (Congressman) and his private secretary, and was first published in 1990. The TD is forced to compromise on his own pro-life abortion stance after the secretary, Colette, becomes pregnant.
If the novel gets the censors' green-light, a new print run may be forthcoming in as little as six weeks.
Books in Ireland may stilled be banned if they are deemed "indecent", "obscene", or "advocate the procurement of abortion", according to the Irish Censorship Board.
A list of currently banned titles available from the Department of Justice's website shows that there are currently no books banned on the ground of obscenity, but many have been black-listed for encouraging abortion.
Besides penning Laura, Shatter, who was one of Ireland's foremost attorneys before entering politics, has also written the leading textbook on Irish family law.
The Justice Minister last week faced a brewing political maelstrom after he accused an opposing member of parliament of having used political influence to evade prosecution for holding a cellphone while driving.
He now faces a motion of no confidence in the Dáil this Tuesday.
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At Online Northwest last Friday, Rachel Bridgewater and Anne-Marie Deitering presented "Lonelygirl and the Beast: Alternate Reality Games as immersive marketing, art, and information". They talked about Alternative Reality Games and one they ran which I participated in. Or played? Played.
In an alternative reality game, the puppetmasters leave evidence for the players to discover, and so, to construct a narrative. Anne-Marie and Rachel called this "storytelling as archaeology", and went on to say that people like to search, and that searching is one of the ways that people construct meaning.
It strikes me that the construction of meaning through searching, cross-referencing, and reading is what I loved about research in the library that led me to want to be a librarian. This was college.
I absolutely hated the part where I had to take all that meaning and put it into written words, because I had already learned and synthesized everything. In one way, my liberal arts education was all about forcing myself to swallow that pill.
When we talk about "constructing meaning", we are talking about learning. An old canard about learning styles leads us to believe that people learn either by seeing things, hearing things, or touching things.
Something is missing from this learning triangle, and at the very least, we lean by smelling, tasting and feeling things. More than that, people learn by searching for things, demonstrating, enacting or experiencing them, expressing them, and by thinking critically about them. This list is probably not exhaustive.
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These helicopters fly low enough where residents have fear of an impending crash. Flying at these heights leaves little room for error. Full story »
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Major league baseball writers are known more for their words than their voices, but yesterday they spoke loud and clear: alleged cheaters are not getting into the Hall of Fame. Three of the poster children of the performance-enhancing drug era -- Barry Bonds, Rogers Clemens and Sammy Sosa -- all fell far short of reaching the Hall in their... Full story »
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January 10, 2013, 6:00AM
Meosha Washington, is a 16 year old from Jersey City. This 10th grader from Hoboken Charter High School made the honor roll in the first marking period at her new school. She transitioned from Hudson Catholic and said, "I put education first and made friends and it worked out for me." Moesha is as proud of her academic successes... Full story »
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The story was Hurricane Sandy revisited -- by the man who was there. In his fourth annual State of the State speech to the Legislature on Tuesday, Gov. Christie provided the most explicit account of the "worst storm" to hit New Jersey in 100 years. On Oct. 29, Christie reported: Sandy destroyed or damaged 346,000 homes; nearly 7 million... Full story »
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Gov. Chris Christie came through the door at his press conference last Friday loaded for bear and delivered a diatribe aimed at the congressional Republican majority, which had failed to pass a $60 billion federal aid package aid for hard-pressed victims of Superstorm Sandy, which devastated several Northeast states, including New Jersey. Full story »
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As a lifelong resident of the Town of West New York, I was appalled by a recent letter delivered to the homes of all West New York Democratic Committee members. The letter was from Union City Mayor/33rd Legislative District Sen. Brian P. Stack. I would like to set the record straight. Mayor/Sen. Stack seems to think West New York... Full story »
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When Gov. Bill Cahill wondered in 1969 whether New Jerseyans would like a state-run lottery, he asked them. They roared approval. Eight out of ten said yes, the largest percentage of votes cast for any referendum in state history. When Assembly Budget Chair Vincent Prieto, D-Secaucus, asked representatives of Governor Christie's administration in 2012 about plans to hand over... Full story »


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The Jasmine and Mandeville will be fine on your lattice - the jasmine will smell really great and in a couple of years the entire pergala will be covered. The Wisteria is NOT a good idea for the lattice - it is too heavy! I would just go with the jasmine and mandeville and move the wisteria somewhere else - would hate to see all your hard work collaspe under the weight of the wisteria (plus it will take over and crowd out the jasmine and mandeville). Just my experience, but you could check with a nursery (not Home Depot, Lowes, or Walmart - they really don't know).
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CarolThe jasmine is going to be so lovely to smell when you're out on the deck and they grow so well it will be covered in no time. I was going to suggest you be careful with the wisteria, too. It does get super heavy and grows a thick vine that can really mess up what it's growing on; I've seen it bend metal fences. Honeysuckle grows really well and has a great smell or you could plant another mandevilla if you decide to move the wisteria. There are two types of honeysuckle, one a yellow/white flower and another with a pinkish bloom that's so pretty. I have both growing and they're incredibly easy to care for and grow like weeds! Everything looks amazing and y'all have done a fantastic job!!
ReplyDeleteI think, in the end, you'll be so glad you did the lattice. The deck looks really amazing! See, you need that chandelier for out here! Ha ha. In the meantime Ikea has some really cute lattice hanging planters that we've used. If you get the kitchen ones they are half the price of the actual garden ones. Okay, been on your blog for an hour today.... must.... go .... back to life! LOL
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