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hahaha — well put!
Yep, but she is too old to be kept barefoot and pregnant….. not that anyone would want to assist in making her that way……
Brilliant Mr. Starnes! Love it!
As opposed to what YOU do, Mr Starnes? What exactly is your claim to fame? That you're a Fox radio on-air "personality?" That you used to weigh 300lbs with "gravy in your veins" and needed a double bypass before you gained some common sense and started eating healthier and getting some exercise? That you're the self-appointed representative of "Bitter America?"
Pot, meet kettle.
Hmm… What do *you* do Mr Greg? Nevermind, I don't really care…
Right…eGreg; this is about Mr. Starnes and his former dietary choices. Why can't you libs ever stick to the subject? If liberals can't win an argument, they simply try to marginalize their opponents…pathetic. FYI- the point Starnes is making is that these empty suit liberals are using a tragedy to proliferate a useless policy that always fails. Who really gives one damn about what a political hack like Maher has to say about anything?
Anthony: Obviously Starnes gives a damn or he wouldn't have made it the subject of his commentary and you wouldn't have read/listened and responded.
Martha Stewart, and the Holywood and media elite should stick to what they're good at, which is nothing of course, and they need to quit preaching their typical politics especially in light of this shooting and before the victims are even laid to rest. No sooner after the last shot is fired that these no good filthy rich miscreants of leftism begin with their worthless politicized opinions. It's ironic though that Holywood especially, produces films with a lot of guns, violence, and a ridiculous amount of body counts. These people aren't qualified to make an opinion on things they don't understand as far as the 2nd Amendment is concerned.
Joke Rivers you're never going to find a job and get off of welfare if you spend all of your time whining on the internet….
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F.O. and get a life. Give that abnormal orifice on your face a chance to heal dill-hole. -
Martha Stewart and Hollywood good at nothing? That line just makes me stop reading altogether because we all know that's not true Joel! Now how do you ecpect anyone to find truth in what you post when you say such far fetched things??
Joke Rivers life story…..
Closeted gay with strong cognitive dissonance, incapable of performing sexually for a woman, beats her, driving her to seek comfort, love and sex from a REAL man…
Fired from menial job for being incompetent and lazy…..
Blames everyone but himself for his failings and goes on disability for 'depression'…
Goes to right wing blogs and whines about gays, the unemployed and lazy 'entitlemennt' seekers!
The best part of you dribbled down your moms leg……
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You continue to unravel yourself as the true a55hole you are everytime you comment. What a waste of life you are coming on here to attack wiTh impunity. You must be making up for what you lacked in dealing with the bullies that hurt you. When you leave that computer, you become that same wimp again, to afraid of the bigger and stronger people that put you in your place like he sissy la-la that you are. You hurl the kind of insults on here that you wouldn't dare to in real life because of the beating you will get. Most people are born, you were sh*tted. Stay safe in your "safe room" little wimpish girl. -
lmao what kind of beating can joel Rivera give.. the only beating was the tears beading in his eyes when he found out his wife was with a real man.
Mr. Starnes,
I'm sure you are well aware that your ultimate boss, Fox News Chairman Rupert Murdoch tweeted the following just a few days ago and I quote:
"We have to do something about gun controls. Police license okay for hunting rifle or pistol for anyone without crime or pscho record. No more." – Rupert Murdoch.But of course you won't dare criticize him, nor will you inform your readers as to what he said because it doesn't fit with your narrative that only the far left wing hollywood types think this way. Nor will you ever say a word about conservative Bill Kristol's comments that were similar in nature to Mr. Murdoch's.
I won't hold my breath waiting for you to post a blog telling Rupert Murdoch to stick with issues that he knows about. I guess that is only reserved for women who in your opinion should stay in the kitchen.
Screw Hollywood, they have not done one single thing to earn any of my money for years. Bill Moyers is senile and long past his "best by" date. Bill Maher is a political hack who only wishes he was a comedian but hasn't said anything funny in a decade. Martha Stewart is still an abject phony. Who cares what vitriol or stupidity emanates from this crowd? No one should as they contribute little or nothing to our society.
It is completely asinine to call for stricter gun control since it has always failed. It continues a spectacular decades-long failure in NYC, Chicago and Philly, and, murder rates continue to increase in Louisiana, Atlanta and throughout the country. There is NO QUESTION that if guns are made illegal only criminals will have them. We already know this mass murderer is no Conservative or member of the TP, he is a registered Democrat…Has there been any documentation as to whether this maniac had registered his guns? If anyone wants to argue about the size of his larger clip, they can easily be made at home. This evil clown could have just as easily built a bomb out of household cleaner and some pipe. He could have just as easily waited for everyone to leave the theater and plow into them with his car. If there is a will, people will find a way…blaming guns is a cop-out.
Where's all the commentary on the conservatives supporting gun control, Todd? Your boss for example? Bill Kristol? As the article at the above link reminds us, the most lethal weapon available when the 2nd amendment was written was a musket. This needs to become a conversation about reasonable controls on weaponry, and most importantly, how to prevent criminals from getting their hands on them. Getting tired of hearing the old "Guns don't kill people" line. Yes people kill people, but I strongly suspect that without a gun, far less than 12 people would be dead (maybe none) and far less than 58 people would have been injured. People kill people, but guns make it much more efficient for them to do so.


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Format: | 18 DVD |
Starring: | Robin Weigert, Ian McShane, Brad Dourif, Keith Carradine, Timothy Olyphant, Powers Boothe |
Director: | Walter Hill |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Television |
Studio: | PARAMOUNT HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
Collections: | 100 Wild Westerns |
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Deadwood - Season 1 - Disc 1 |
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Deadwood - Season 1 - Disc 2 |
18 Disc 2 | |
Deadwood - Season 1 - Disc 3 |
18 Disc 3 | |
Deadwood - Season 1 - Disc 4 |
18 Disc 4 |
DVD Information
Run time: | 10 hours 39 minutes |
Rental release: | 04 Jul 2005 |
Main languages: | English |
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Almost too tempting, deadwood, deadgood. Set at the time of the US goldrush just after the massacare at the Little Bighorn, this brings the US to (sometimes appaling) life. Fantastic performances - you would not believe Ian McShane could do it, language so fruity you could start a greengrocers, and some very strong scripting.- Was this review helpful to you?
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By Bassman71 (696 reviews) from Didsbury, England , 09 Sep 2013HBOs series about the start-up of a new lawless town in South Dakota in the late 1800s and its larger than life inhabitants. Gritty, sweary, amusing, moving and above all compelling Wild West drama which has some fantastic characters, sets and dialogue and the whole thing has a very real and authentic feel to it. There are many great performances here but the standouts are Timothy Olyphants ex-Sheriff Seth Bullock, making a fresh start running a Hardware store, Brad Dourifs eccentric Doc Cochran and the behemoth Saloon owner that is Al Swearengen played by the incredible Ian McShane. The show is at its best when things get feisty and the dialogue and scenes between Bullock and Swearengen are fantastic and it leaves each episode so youre eager to watch the next. Theres no real big gunplay which some people may have been expecting and the swearing may put people off but its definitely worth your time with its fresh take on the Western genre.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamCheers CH.
Am I the only one who doesn't see it with Jordan henderson? I genuinely think collison is better let alone nobes
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamsky sports
West Ham bid for Holt Sky Sports sources understand that West Ham have made a £4million bid for Norwich striker Grant Holt. Hammers boss Sam Allardyce wants Holt to spearhead the club's attack following their return to the Premier League. The 30-year-old had a transfer request rejected last month and appears keen to bring his time with the Canaries to an end despite enjoying three impressive years with the club. He helped Norwich to back-to-back promotions before scoring 15 Premier League goals as the Carrow Road club comfortably retained their top-flight status last season. But with manager Paul Lambert already having walked out on the club to become the new Aston Villa boss, there is some uncertainty at Norwich. West Ham could also be in a position to offer Holt a more lucrative contract as well as the prospect of a more fashionable base to ignite the forward's England ambitions. Contract extension But Holt's agent Lee Payne insists the desire to leave Norwich stems from the fact that the player was told he would not be getting a contract extension at the club due to his age. He places the blame firmly with Canaries chief executive David McNally. "David bluntly turned around and said 'you're too old so forget a third year'," said Payne. "He has got two years left on his contract and all he really wanted - before he even spoke about money - was a third year. "He wanted to finish his career at Norwich, but being told 'you're too old', I just think it was the wrong thing to do."
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Jaaskelainen will replace Rob Green at West Ham Jaaskelainen will replace Rob Green at West Ham JUSSI Jaaskelainen is set to replace Rob Green at West Ham after it was officially announced the England goalkeeper was a free agent. West Ham chairman David Gold has confirmed that Green will leave the club this summer. He wrote on Twitter: "Robert Green is a free agent he has chosen to move on. Matthew Upson did the same thing." He added: "Nobody wants Rob to leave but nothing is for ever, he must do what is best for him and we must do what is best for us." Green, 32, will be out of contract at the end of June and has not agreed new terms despite the Hammers promotion. Manager Sam Allardyce has lined up Bolton's Jussi Jaaskelainen as Green's replacement. It is understood the 37-year-old, who is also out of contract, will sign next week subject to passing a medical. ì Robert Green is a free agent he has chosen to move on î Jaaskelainen will compete with Stephen Henderson, whose loan move from Portsmouth became permanent last month, to be the club's number one next season. Green was an unused substitute as England beat Belgium 1-0 at Wembley yesterday in their final warm-up ahead of Euro 2012. He joined the Hammers from Norwich for £2million in 2006 and made 241 appearances.
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I've always said that Henderson is a slightly richer man's Jack Collison. Collison would certainly be better already had he not suffered long term injuries and I think Jack will go on to have the better career. Cheers for the news CH, I pray that the Diame link is true. Would love him here.
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamCheers CH
Would be great for Noble to get in the England team, I just can't see it happening though. Also I wouldn't say no to Diame either.
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamAnelka is a big no.
Avram brought him to Chelsea and he only caused havok in their dressing room.
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It makes no odds at all to the majority. My bet is they generally play because their Agents tell them they have to otherwise the Press will murder them. Then you get others like Carrick who just simply don't want to & won't.
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Norwich chief executive David McNally has rubbished reports claiming West Ham have bid £4million for striker Grant Holt. The 31-year-old looks set to depart Carrow Road this summer after reiterating his desire to leave, having had an initial transfer request turned down by the club in the past two weeks. And, while former boss Paul Lambert is being tipped to make a bid for Holt following his move to Aston Villa this weekend, it was reported that West Ham chief Sam Allardyce had already made a bid to sign the player, who scored 15 goals to help Norwich secure a 12th-placed Premier League finish. However, McNally has wasted no time in responding to reports that the Hammers have tested the water with an offer by dismissing them out of hand. He wrote on Twitter: "Just for the record, we have not received a £4m bid for Grant from West Ham as apparently is being suggested."
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Exclusive - Downes plays down West Ham goalkeeper speculation Wally Downes has played down speculation linking West Ham with goalkeepers Jussi Jaaskelainen or Paul Robinson. England goalkeeper Green is out of contract this summer and is set to leave Upton Park on a free transfer with La Liga outfit Malaga a possible destination. And the Hammers have been linked with moves for Bolton's Jaaskelainen or Blackburn's Robinson to replace Green. But first-team coach Downes insists he would have no problem with Henderson making the step up and has tipped him to do a good job if called upon. "We've got Henderson who we brought from Portsmouth last year who has been Rob's understudy and he has been an excellent acquisition," Downes said. "And we wouldn't have had any qualms about putting him in if Rob would have got injured but obviously if Rob does leave that would leave a position where [Henderson] can go in as number one or we get someone in and Henderson can understudy again for a while. "We're quite relaxed about it because if Rob stays we don't have to do it but if Rob goes we have certainly got a goalkeeper who could go in and it wouldn't be a big panic that we have to go out and get someone straight away."
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamA Diamond in the Rough that Needs to Shine!
So, it seems that Rob Green will, indeed, leave the club on a Bosman. Personally, I would not have chosen to replace Green, in our first season back in the PL, but if that is the way that it must be then so be it. The Goal keeper position is key in a successful team. A good keeper organises his defence, gives team mates confidence and can save you 10 points a season. A sub-standard or over the hill keeper can do exactly the opposite. Think of the assurance provided by Phil Parkes and the uncertainty & mistakes during Allen McKnight's tenure of the No. 1 jersey. So, it is vital that Sam Allardyce get this one right. My assessment of Rob Geen was that he is a good keeper. He is primarily a reaction keeper, ike Shaka Hislop, who pulls off saves that others would not. He organises his defence competently, but arguably fails to sufficiiently dominate his penalty area. In particular, he is not always strong enough in coming out and gathering high balls; while his kicking can be a bit wayward at times. As I stated, I would have prefered the status quo, with Green staying and competing with Henderson and, perhaps, Jussi, but if not, lets ensure that we get it the changes right! Jussi is due to come in and he is a very experienced keeper, who will be great back up and a good influence on Henderson. And the factor X in all this is Henderson's readiness to come straight in and perform in the first team. If he does then we may even find ourselves with a better custodian? Is Henderson-Jussi the right combination to take into the new season or do we need to add another keeper as extra assurance? Its interesting that we have been linked with Fulham's David Stockdale, although I cannot see the club paying £5m for his services. Alternatively, experienced keepers like Robinson and Gordon are also available on a reasonable fee/free transfer, if it is felt another custodian is necessary. Next season, we need to build upon the unity and team spirit established during the ourse of last campaign It means adding some quality and strength in depth and ensuring that the existing core of the squad perform to the top of their ability. The likes of Tomkins, Noble, Reid, Va Te and Collison must prove beyond any shadow of a doubt that they are quality PL performers; others like O'Neill, and O'Brien must give 110% and make their contribution in sweat and hard graft; more experienced players like Matt Taylor, Nolan and Cole must bring it to the table and make it count; and, ideally, a couple of the youngsters need to step up their development and make a first team impact. With the latter category, there is one player whose future at the club is both tantalising and intriguing. A real diamond in the rough that needs to shine! Of course, I am talking about Ravel Morrison, a player with enormous ability, who could rmake a massive, positive impact next season. The issues relating to Ravel Morison are well documented and I am not totally sure how things stand with him at present? But if he could really apply himself, start realising his massive potential and inject creativity in to our forward line, then it would be a major factor contributing to a successful season. Morrison has everything to be a top PL and international footballer, including fanastic technique, pace, vision and the ability to score goals. But all of that can come to nothing if the attitude, dedication and application is not right. It is a major challenge to Sam Allardyce and West Ham Utd FC to get this young man 100% focused upon his football and producing the goods. Imagine the enormous boost to the club if Ravel Morrison came through, with the likes of Potts, Moncur or Hall also pushing on! We cannot rely it, in formulating our squad for next season, but it could be a real factor in not only surviving but having a good season. SJ. Chandos.
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamCahill is out of the England squad If Hodgson's got any sense ( and I very much doubt it) then Tomkins shouls walk into this bunch of misfits.
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamI can see Norwich's point. If the extended his contract to 3 years he would be 34. A bit too old for a striker in the premiership IMHO.
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamThanks CH
Anyone else worried that Holt's success was part of Norwich's whole "First Season Syndrome"? That he was playing above himself, opposition manager's were unsure how to combat Norwich formation/tactics & that he's not going to be able to repeat that this coming season - no matter who he'splaying for?. He's now a known force & will be a lot less effective & easy to counteract next season. No thanks!
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamCheers CH.
Re: sunday's news 3rd june includes west hamCh as always thanks ... been a bit disapointed with Green's attitude tbh.
Anyways what will be wil be...
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Isn't this all temporary? As economy rebounds and more homes are purchased and businesses start to locate in the area, wouldn't the school district get more revenue as a result?
Good luck with that.
A standard quarter empty lot near my in laws was assessed in 06 at 61,200 and paid school taxes of 472 dollars.
Today that lot is assessed at 6,800 and pays school tax of 52 dollars.
Now multiply all the thousands of empty standard lots in PSL alone and you see the scope of the problem.
Not to mention all the vacant land local government including the school board grabbed, paying boom prices that is no longer on the tax rolls.
The school board and our local politicians spent like idiots never thinking about the legacy costs of their largess.
The Obama stimulus money propped the school system up for a while and the school board gladly lapped it up and like the boom, thought Washington would provide once again.
SLC is not going to turn around anytime soon.
Unemployment is up in SLC from 2012 and foreclosures and short sales will continue to drag prices down.
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text: Linkers, After last week's long RFID thread, I decided to write the article pasted below the signature. Before I publish it, I'm soliciting Linkers' comments on the technical accuracy of the piece. I am trying to explain Shannon's Law to a lay audience, which will be a trick, and I want to make sure I haven't strayed into the sort of technical inaccuracies which I hate in others! Replies probably offlist so as not to trigger more theology! Cheers, Richard Chirgwin RFID Capacity and Reach Why Shannon's Law Matters A couple of weeks ago, partly because of the misconceptions I observed even in technically-savvy people, I decided I should write a series of features in which I looked in-depth, and independently, at RFID technology. That way, I might walk a fine line between the Philip K Dick-like fears of its opponents, and the tech-utopian promotions of its advocates. However, the more I discussed, debated, and analysed peoples' understanding of RFID, the clearer it became that there are other things which have to be explained along the way. RFID has a great many interactions with very fundamental communications concepts - and one of them is Shannon's Law. I suspect one reason that RFID is so feared on one side, and so revered on the other, is that a great many people believe in a technology development curve that will go upwards forever - and, because they're not mathematicians or technologists, they compare the unknown (like RFID) to the familiar (like Moore's Law). Moore's Law (which predicted the way the growth in processing power would stay in step with falling prices) hasn't run out of steam in processors, RFID is just another application of processors, therefore RFID's capabilities will be as limitless as the development of the microprocessor, right? Well, yes - if we're just talking about the processor itself. I'm quite happy to believe that Moore's Law will work just as well in the silicon we build for RFID chips as it works for Intel CPUs. It is, in fact, one of the reasons that processors are now small enough to fit on millimetre-by-millimetre tags. But the microprocessor isn't the only constraint an RFID tag has to respect. The tags communicate over radio channels - and in radio communications, an older principle applies. Shannon's Law My guess is that people with radio communications training don't need to have the maths explained to them; and people without that background don't want the maths. So as far as possible, I'm going to follow Hawking's principle and avoid setting down formulae for people to memorise. Fortunately Shannon's Law is easy to put into words. Stated by one of the founders of the discipline known as information theory, Claude Shannon, it predicts the useful capacity of any communications channel. In a perfect world, the "bandwidth" of a communications channel and its throughput would be identical. If you count /everything /occupying the channel, that's true. The problem for the user is that their data traffic isn't the only thing using a communication channel. There's also noise. Whatever space the noise takes up in your channel, there's less room for "payload". The more noise, the more the "carrying capacity" of a channel approaches zero. The equation itself can be found here (a Wikipedia link). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shannon%27s_theorem So it's simple: channel capacity falls as signal-to-noise (SNR) ratio falls. In a perfect world, where SNR is 1, the channel capacity and the bandwidth are identical. One of the aims, for all radio communications designs, is to find better ways to separate the signal from the noise - to preserve as much bandwidth as possible for the payload. Workarounds In fact, Shannon's Law doesn't just work for radio communications - it's applicable for wireless, wired, even fibre-optic communications. The system with the least noise will always preserve the greatest amount of the "raw" channel capacity for user communications. If you have a "raw" capacity of 10M bits/s, the wireless medium might get a throughput of 1M bits/s. Copper wire, however, experiences less noise, so it might preserve 4M bits/s of that channel for the end user. Fibre - even starting just with that 10M bits/s channel - gets the best throughput (maybe approaching 10M bps), because it suffers the least noise. An optical fibre doesn't couple with external signals - outside light doesn't get in. And this example completely ignores the difference between "raw" capacity - in signal-to-noise terms alone, the hierarchy puts light as the best, copper in the middle, and wireless at the bottom. So what can we do to "work around" Shannon? Only two things: improve the "raw" capacity of the channel, or improve its signal-to-noise ratio. Capacity, Power, Compression Working at higher frequencies is one way to improve a channel's raw capacity - if you start with a carrier frequency in the Gigahertz range, you're starting well ahead of someone whose carrier frequency is in the Megahertz spectrum. The second is to use a "wider" channel. This needs a little explanation. Most people are accustomed to thinking of radio signals as occupying a single frequency - for example, ABC 702 in Sydney just uses the 702kHz frequency, right? Wrong. The "702kHz" designation refers only to its carrier wave frequency. The carrier is a pure sinewave, but as soon as you add the voice of Angela Catterns or Richard Glover, you end up with a complex mix of many frequencies starting at 702kHz - X, and ending at 702kHz + X. For someone talking on AM radio, "X" is only around 12kHz or so - and one of the reasons we have spectrum management is so that the next radio transmitter doesn't send a signal which your radio confuses with 702. If you are sending (for example) 10MHz of data, you will occupy a "wider" channel (the emerging next-generation Wireless Ethernet proposals need a 40MHz channel to achieve predicted throughput of 100M bps using a 500M bps-plus "raw" speed). "Raw" speed isn't the only way to improve throughput: you could also work to improve the signal-to-noise ratio, and the easiest way to do this is to pump up the power. Apart from human-generated interference, the amount of noise appearing on a radio channel is nice and predictable - so a 1,000-watt transmitter gives you a lot better signal-to-noise ratio than a 1-watt transmitter, and lets you keep more of your "raw" capacity. Of course, if you endlesslly "pump up the volume", you're going to eventually run afoul of the regulator; not to mention you'll eventually start to notice that your skin burns whenever you're too near the transmitter. Boosting the power is only viable up to a point. The third option is to reduce your demands - compress the data so that the user experiences throughput of 10M bits/s but is only actually sending 1M bits/s. But Aren't Radios Smarter? Yes. But they don't somehow magically "break" Shannon's Law. Techniques like spread spectrum - and in fact all of the computationally-expensive new modulation techniques - give you better throughput by combining the above workarounds: they start with a "wider" communication channel (so regardless of SNR, the starting point is more "raw" capacity); or they use their "smarts" to tell the difference between "signal" and "noise" (thus improving the SNR); or they compress the data traversing the radio channel, so as to give the user more apparent throughput than the channel offers. They might even adjust the power of the transmitter to compensate for a noisy environment. Smarter radios don't break Shannon's Law: they adjust capacity and signal-to-It noise ratio to get the best possible throughput. By the way, this also applies to copper-based communication. The history of broadband on copper networks is one of using more intelligent, more powerful, and faster devices to adjust the Shannon's Law parameters of the connection. Let's apply all this in, for example, WiFi, which uses spread spectrum radio technology to get really fast communications. A full explanation of spread spectrum is another article entirely, but if you combine a radio that's able to transmit on multiple carriers at once with a really smart processor at each end, you get a wider radio channel than if you just used one carrier frequency. So the "raw" capacity improves. Moreover, because the communication is using multiple frequencies, negotiated between the devices at each end, the processor has a better chance of distinguishing between signal and noise - so the SNR improves. Up to a point, WiFi devices can tell whether a device in the same "footprint" is part of their network or not - my access point can decide that someone else's access point is "noise" without losing performance. It all comes unstuck, however, if there are too many overlapping devices on different networks - which is why there have already been reports of hotspot "wars" in which people just keep ramping up the output power of their access point. There is, of course, one last way to separate signal from noise: use a highly directional antenna. That way, nearby transmitters don't contribute their own transmissions to "your" channel as "noise" - and you get to keep more of the raw capacity. Once again, this doesn't change Shannon's Law, it merely changes the value of one of the Shannon's Law variables. RFID Back in he world of RFID, what we're talking about is really small devices, with limited transmitter power, limited processing power, with regulatory limits on the radio systems. Active RFID devices - those which have their own battery to provide power - are far less constrained than the passive tags, but since it's the passive devices that get all the attention in retail settings, I'm going to stick with them. Active devices have one very important characteristic for this debate: they're expensive, so retailers don't like giving active tags away with products. Of course, there are intrusive applications of active tags - for example, the possible data-matching provided by tollway tags is a handy example - but it's consumer goods that worry consumers. And it's also, frankly, the retail application that's getting hyped to the skies. Just about everywhere you turn, there's a vendor promising things like completely automated supermarket checkouts, really cool CRM applications based on the tag in the shoe, and so on. I'll give this more detail in a future article, but I'd at least like to set down a general principle: Shannon's Law, not Moore's Law, is the one that's going to set the long-term constraints on just how effective RFID can become in retail settings. Your power budget in the device is extremely limited: you start by getting power "over the air" (the devices are powered up by what they get from the radio signal sent by the tag reader). They start with microwatts or nanowatts; some of that is needed to power-up the processor, some to run the radio transmitter, and the rest is wasted by inefficiency. There's been talk in the local media that the RFID business associations would like the Australian Communications Authority to lift the transponder power limit from the current 1W to 4W. I understand why - but even that's not going to make a huge difference to capability. At best, it's going to mean systems that are only marginally reliable might become nearly-feasible, but it's not going to give the world a pervasive RFID scheme that actually works. Because the tags have so little power, there's none to spare for fancy radio modulation schemes. Instead of something like spread spectrum, which least improves the signal-to-noise ratio, passive tags use an AM modulation scheme, and they all use the same frequency. The tag reader has a moderately directional antenna - but the tag itself, which is transmitting on tiny power levels, has to spray its communications in all directions. It doesn't know where the transponder is located, and you can't guarantee that someone is handling the tag to make sure it's "pointed" the right way. So a smarter antenna scheme doesn't help much. All of these, as I said, fall under Shannon's Law. There is one place where Moore's Law is going to help the tags: their electronics will get smarter and use less power. Perhaps one day the microprocessor on the RFID tag will have enough grunt to add compression to its capabilities, and increase throughput that way - but that's about all. Retailers looking at RFID should be asking the vendors about the real, practical constraints on the technology. And consumer advocates preaching excessive fear would do well to learn just a little bit of maths, get a handle on Shannon's Law, and focus instead on the back-end data applications that already represent dangerous privacy invasions. If you're not interested in RFID at all, try thinking about Shannon's Law and wonder whether wireless will truly destroy Telstra. The second article in this series will look in more detail at passive RFID tag technology.


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The race is on, as you know (from my last post, sorry about the miserableness of it but hopefully this will be a happier one) I entered the Kielder 100 but this has become more a race against time to get the the start of the race. I ordered my new bike (more about that later) mainly as the Tour Divide bike, but with the intention of using it for the rest of this season as a race bike and to get some training in.
I was contacted by the LBS (local bike shop) who said the bike was on order and will be arriving at Whyte on the 3rd September, it will take aproximitly 1 week to be delivered to the shop then a couple of days to prepare it with the upgraded kit, leaving me/Ruggy (Ruggy is a team mate who is a expert in fitting protective tape to frames) a couple of days to cover it with leading edge tape and test it and more importantly to get used to the ride. Will it arrive in time?!
The new bike is the 2013 Whyte 29c Team, the 29c Team is in the team Torq colors a total coincidence Torq Fitness are sporting me and Team ELMS. The upgrade, originally the bike came as a 2x10 setup (2 cogs on the front and 10 on the rear (just for you mum)) and though while I'm at it I would upgrade to the 2012/3 XTR kit {goes weak at the knees}. You may have guessed I am a bit excited about the new bike.
The Kielder 100 is the first race of a couple of busy months, if any one's at any of these races I'll see you there :) Kielder 100, Bronte BigK Bike Challenge, Dusk Till Dawn, the Bear Bones 200 and the Calderdale mtb Marathon are on the same weekend so will have to decide when the time comes.


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Mcor Signs Renowned 3D Printing and Modeling Firm, LGM
Full color paper 3D printing capabilities 'uniquely positioned' for GIS, architectural and other models
DUNLEER, Ireland, Jan. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Mcor Technologies Ltd, manufacturer of the only line of desktop paper 3D printers, announced today that it has added industry-leading architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) 3D printing and modeling firm, LGM, to its fast-growing list of channel partners.
Headquartered in Minturn, CO, USA – only minutes from Vail - and backed by more than 20 years of experience, LGM will sell Mcor's line of Matrix and IRIS paper 3D printers in central Colorado and provide nationwide 3D printing services. The partnership is significant because LGM is widely regarded as the premiere resource for visualization and modeling solutions for the architecture, engineering and development industries.
"Mcor 3D printing solutions are uniquely positioned to create high-quality, full color geospatial and AEC models, and will enable us to provide 3D printing solutions to additional market sectors," said Charles Overy, Owner and Director of LGM. "With a commitment to green products, LGM continually seeks to partner with firms that further our earth-conscious mission. Mcor's eco-friendly, paper-based 3D printing technology supports LGM's commitment to increasingly move to green products."
"We are delighted to add LGM, a proven and highly experienced 3D printing partner, to our growing network of resellers and service providers," said Dr. Conor MacCormack, CEO of Mcor Technologies. "The LGM team is highly qualified to deliver our 3D printing technology to their large and expanding customer base."
LGM is one of many top channel partners who have recently signed with Mcor throughout the United States and Europe.
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Mcor Technologies Ltd is an innovative manufacturer of the world's most affordable, full-color and eco-friendly 3D printers. They are the only 3D printers to use ordinary business-letter paper as the build material, a choice that renders durable, stable and tactile models. Established in 2004 with a talented team of specialists in the area of 3D printing, software and CAD/CAM, Mcor's vision is to make 3D printing more accessible to everyone. The company operates internationally from offices in Ireland, the UK and America. www.mcortechnologies.com.
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"It's not knowing what happened to her that is very difficult for our family," said Clinton resident Terri Cerda.
Cerda was talking about the family's dog, Sarah, which was apparently stolen from the Clinton ferry dock sometime between June 22 and June 23, 2002.
Cerda is convinced her dog was taken by someone with connections to Whidbey Island.
"Someone on Whidbey knows the couple who took our dog, or knows where Sarah is," she said. "I am convinced they were visiting someone on the island and may return again this summer. We just want our dog returned, no questions asked."
Washington State ferry personnel knew the dog and where she lived, even Island Transit drivers knew she belonged to the Columbia Beach residents.
The 82-pound, now-12-year-old dog, was a regular visitor, walking to the dock with area residents.
The German shepherd mix is described by her owners as looking "like a scraggly coyote with her long fur shaved during the summer months." A series of events last June ended with the dog being taken off Whidbey Island.
Cerda gave birth to the couple's second daughter a few days before the dog was taken.
"It was a month of joy for our family when we welcomed our beautiful daughter into our family, and we were a little distracted, too," Cerda said.
Cerda described the day their dog disappeared.
A neighbor took Sarah on an evening stroll to the Clinton ferry dock. The dock area was in a state of turmoil as a fight had occurred and an Island County sheriff's deputy had responded. With attention diverted, Sarah wandered the dock area greeting travelers. A young couple visiting the island took a purse strap and placed it on Sarah, according to Cerca.
Cerda interviewed ferry personnel later and discovered the couple approached the ticket attendant and were advised that Sarah lived in the area and they should "let her go."
They also approached the deputy who, Cerda said, told them the dog lived in the area and would find its way home.The deputy watched as they made a call from the pay phone and he assumed they were calling animal control to report their find, Cerda said.
Instead, according to Cerda, several people saw them walk onto the ferry with Sarah and "we have ever seen her again."
The dog has a medical condition called hypothyroidism and will become very ill without medication.
Cerda rescued Sarah, who had been in and out of seven animal shelters due to the medical condition, when she was 3 years old. Cerda said she is not certain Sarah can survive without medication.
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text: I recently saw a patient who moved here from Canada. Her history is one long horror story. She has had radicular pain for 5 years. For 4 of those years they kept sending her to PT, did some spine injections, and gave her increasing doses of methadone and gabapentin.She is now taking 60 mg of methadone every 6 hours and 1600 mg of gabapentin every 6 hours (well over the manufacturer's recommended maximum of 3600 mg/day).She was finally referred to a surgeon, and then waited 9 months to get her MRI, which shows impingement on the S1 nerve. She has no left Achilles reflex and is insensate to pin in the left S1 distribution. The Canadian surgeons recommended another 6 months of PT.She says it's almost impossible to find a specialist for anything, even if you self-pay. If I could stand the weather I'd set up a cash-only pain clinic in Detroit and have the Canadians drive over from Windsor. In the winter they could drive straight across the river like the bootleggers did.I managed to get her MRI done the same day she saw me and I will probably get her over to a surgeon by next week. I cannot wait until Mr. Obama gives me the opportunity to have "free" access to the same shitty level of care that Canada has.


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Tickets for TIFF.
after carefully consideration i chose which films i will go see for this year's Toronto Film Festival.
they go in order of interest:
- "The Day" - Directed by Doug Aarniokoski & written by Luke Passmore. A band of survivors must fight to keep humanity alive in a bleak post-apocalyptic world.
- "Doppelganger Paul" - Directed by Dylan Akio Smith & Kris Elgstrand, also written by Kris Elgstrand. Doppelganger Paul is a comedy about alienation, plagiarism and identity in an increasingly fragmented world. Although it's never explicitly asked, Doppelganger Paul constantly poses the question: in a fragmented world, is any sense of belonging so valuable we'll give up anything to hold on to it?
- "Death For Sale" - Directed & written by Faouzi Bensaidi. Three young men decide to rob a jewellery store. They are among the hopelessly unemployed street population of Morocco's provincial cities, common thugs in the eyes of many but bound by solidarity and friendship. They see the heist as a means to break out of a cycle of poverty that weighs on their destiny like a life sentence.
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The 5th annual MANIFESTO FESTIVAL of Community & Culture!
Toronto, August, 23rd, 2011 – Celebrating our significant 5-year anniversary for this upcoming edition, the Manifesto Festival of Community & Culture returns this year with an 11-day long festival featuring an unprecedented series of events including the ArtReach Pitch Contest, FRESH (New Artist Showcase), the 106 & York Urban Arts Festival, Wombmanifesto, Origins (an Indigenous Hip Hop Showcase), Manifesto Movie Night, the Red Bull Music Academy Culture Clash, a Conference on Community & Career, a Street Dance Tribute and many more.
In Manifesto tradition, the festival will culminate on Sep 25 with a massive FREE outdoor concert at Yonge-Dundas Square headlined by Rakim & Kid Capri, 9th Wonder & Phonte, Blu & Exile, Andreena Mill, Zaki Ibrahim, Michie Mee and more. The festival will also include the participation of legendary hip hop forefather Afrika Bambaataa and the Zulu Nation, Mr. Wiggles, the Inside Out Project, and Indigo.
Manifesto will once again transform the city for 11 days into a hotbed of youth culture igniting 13 venues with over 100 artists offering something for everyone. With constant new additions to the festival, Manifesto returns bigger and more exciting than ever!
As part of this exciting event, ArtReach Toronto and Manifesto, in partnership with Toronto Cultural Services and Grassroots Youth Collaborative, will hold a live pitch contest to award prizes to young artists between 16 and 24 years of age, to support them in pursuing their careers and aspirations. Finalists will be chosen to participate in the live pitch contest in front of a panel of judges, and will be required to make a creative, inspiring and convincing, pitch or performance.
FRESH (New Artist Showcase) presented by Slaight Music
In partnership with Lyrics To Go and Yume, Manifesto's FRESH concert is a new event added to this year's festival. The showcase is an opportunity to witness some of the most promising emerging talents from across the GTA and beyond. The showcase will also provide an opportunity for these artists to connect with new fans and forge industry contacts.
Highlights: 88 Days of Fortune, Luu Breeze, Jeff Spec, Lord Quest + more.
Highclass, N.I.S.E., Just BGRAPHIC and Manifesto present: 106 & York, a multi-disciplinary urban arts festival that will showcase some of Toronto's finest young talent in music, fashion, dance, spoken word, and more. The event will include performances by emerging and headlining artists. The festival kicks off with Artist Development
Workshops on September 3rd and a photo exhibition on September 13th at York Woods Art Hub where we will be displaying photos of previous years' highlights.
Highlights: Trish, Shi Wisdom, The Violinist, Church Chizzle, Chaotic Dance Crew + more.
Where the rapper meets the actor, the painter meets the poet and the dancer meets the singer. For the first time in Manifesto his/story, women and trans artists will be coming together for a day-long celebration in honour of us all. The day will kick off with a conference full of panels and workshops, exploring everything from motherhood to body politics to the re-definition of feminism. Later in th evening, an all-star cast of Canadian women and trans artists artists will be taking centre stage and defining a new vision for Hip Hop culture. Alongside live these performances, Wombmanifesto will also be celebrating and paying tribute to some of the female pioneers of the game who helped to build the foundation for Canadian Hip Hop. Wombmanifesto: The Rebirth, was inspired by the vision and beauty of the event Omega Vibrations at Manifesto Jamaica 2010. Make sure you are there on September 18th to witness Toronto Hip Hop her/story.
CONNECTED (Meet & Greet)
CONNECTED is another new event added to Manifesto Festival 2011, a free entry, invite only, networking event where all artists, staff, and volunteers involved in Manifesto can mingle with label folks, managers, PR companies, promoters, sponsors, event partners, and other industry types.
Highlights: Perfeck Strangers, Shaun Boothe, Kabaka Pyramid, Big Jacks.
Indigenous hip hop artists from across Ontario will throw down at The Great Hall, presented in collaboration with World Famous Music and the Ontario Arts Council.
Highlights: Plex, Kinnie Starr, 2OOLMAN & SESE, Q-Rock + more.
A night of groundbreaking & introspective documentaries and short films focusing on issues that resonate not only internationally, but domestically as well. Manifesto Movie Night will bring forth a blend of films that will engage and challenge our audience's ideologies & perspectives while also shining light on some of the people and places that have had an instrumental impact on our Toronto arts and culture scene.
Highlights: Black August (documentary). View Trailer
The legendary NYC crew Boot Camp Clik, which has contributed heavily to NYC's hip hop scene, makes a return to Toronto for Manifesto Festival 2011. The Duck Down Music Inc. roster of Buckshot & DJ Evil Dee of Black Moon, Smif N Wessun, and Sean P will bless Toronto's audience with a night of classics, alongside Toronto-based Promise, Monolith (a rare reunion performance), and Richie Sosa. A co-presentation of Union Events and Sound Academy.
Highlights: Boot Camp Clik, Promise, Monolith, Richie Sosa.
RED BULL MUSIC ACADEMY WORLD TOUR – CULTURE CLASH presented by Manifesto
Four soundsystems. Four styles. One champion. A 4-stage DJ soundclash at Echo Beach that includes Afrika Bambaataa & Zulu Nation, Toronto All-Stars, LuckyMe Crew, and Mad Decent Crew.
Highlights: Afrika Bambaataa & Zulu Nation, LuckyMe Crew, Mad Decent Crew, Toronto All-Stars, hosted by Kardinal Offishall.
An evening celebrating street dance culture in Toronto through showcase performances, battles, open ciphers, and an awards ceremony. The event will take place in two rooms – one devoted to bboying/bgirling and the other to all styles of street dance. Special guest Mr. Wiggles will be performing in both rooms throughout the night. Also, in partnership with SCION, we are presenting 15 SCION CAR HOODS painted by Toronto artists which will be auctioned off at this event.
Highlights: Mr. Wiggles, Toronto vs. Montreal (b-boys & b-girls), Moonrunners, DJ Dopey, Dirty Dale + more.
The conference includes a schedule of keynote speakers, and panel discussions around the theme of Community and Career in hip hop culture and concludes the evening with the Forgiveness Project where artists will give an intimate account of their trials and tribulations throughout their lives. The panel will include acclaimed industry professionals such as Ian Andre Espinet (nightlife expert), Bryan Espiritu (designer) and Katrina Lopes (Shawn Desman manager).
Highlights: Dream Hampton (keynote), One Nation (national hip hop festival network), North American blog panel, Forgiveness Project + more.
Always a festival favourite, our 5th Annual Art Exhibition brings together our incredible Canadian artists this year for a celebration of ALL. ART. EVERYTHING. We decided to keep it fresh with our homegrown talents including Indigo from Vancouver, Toronto natives such as Totem Resolve, EGR, Bryan Espiritu of the TheLegendsLeague and much much more. We also have over 25 local photographers telling their stories in one the largest activations of a global arts initiative The Inside Out Project, featured through the streets of the T.DOT!
Highlights: Indigo, Inside Out Project, Bryan Espiritu, Mediah, Suritah Teresa Wignall + more.
Manifesto's "Live At The Square" includes main-stage performances, a bboy/bgirl open dance floor, graffiti wall and open canvas artwork, the Freshest Goods Market, workshops, and more. Sunday's all day outdoor block party transforms Yonge-Dundas Square into Torontoís multidisciplinary urban arts playground ñ backed by a free concert showcasing some of Canadaís musical legends and emerging talent, alongside a handful of international guests.
Highlights: Rakim & Kid Capri, Blu & Exile, 9th Wonder & Phonte, Zaki Ibrahim, Andreena Mill, Michie Mee, Freedom Writers + much more. ALL FREE!


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Wrongbar has emerged in the old Dragonfly space in Parkdale. Check out our January review and photos of Kid Sister making the crowd go nuts on the dance floor.
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Oh wow, this is in Dragonfly? I didn't realize that. That place had so much potential yet didn't seem to do anything but fail, fail, fail. I'm looking forward to checking it out once something comes up that I want to see. Probably should've been there for Crystal Castles.
Please let me have Wrongbar's email contact for applying to do a gig there!
Anne did you end up finding some cotact information for Wrongbar?
Awesome show at Wrongbar on Friday night with Buraka Som Sistema: http://natashafatah.blogspot.com/2012/01/we-stay-up-all-night-buraka-som-sistema.html


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As with many destinations in Italy, eating is one of the key attractions of Umbria. No frills, hearty and unfailingly local, every day is likely to bring an unforgettable dish.
We spoke to Dave Lorch from CV Travel, who knows the region well, to put together an introduction to the unmissable ingredients on the Umbrian food map.
Of course in Italy it's no surprise that this region has its own variety of pasta. Locals are very particular about the size, shape, texture, fillings and sauces of the pasta they serve.
Don't miss: The typical Umbrian variety known as strangozzi – it's a rough, long noodle-type pasta. Accompanying sauces range from meaty varieties to delicious vegetable concoctions such as aubergine; onion and tomato or sautéed porcini mushrooms.
Other pasta types to try include tagliatelle, gnocci, pappardelle and the small, flat squares often used in soup and known as quadrucci.
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Modest family farming has meant that pork is the staple meat of Umbria. A favourite is roast suckling pig stuffed with garlic, rosemary, fennel, and a variety of other wild herbs cooked on a spit over a wood fire.
Don't miss: The porchetta sandwich which can be bought from one of the many porchettai found in piazzas across Umbri.
Local delicacy: Try a Torta al Testo, a flatbread (torta) cooked on a round metal or stone griddle traditionally set over coals, and usually served stuffed with grilled sausages, cooked greens or soft cheese and rocket.
Meat is also dried and cured into a wide array of salami, prosciutto and pancetta for delicious affettati (cold cuts). Look out for salumi from the town of Norcia, famous across Italy for its butchers and their skill in preparing a vast array of dried pork products.
Umbria relies strongly on seasonal produce such as mushrooms, wild asparagus, savoy and black cabbage, artichokes, fennel and rocket. The region is also known within Italy for its special lentil variety, which have a meatier texture than most, perfect for hearty soups and stuffing.
Don't miss: The black earthy truffle that's a prominent ingredient in Umbrian cuisine. Black and white truffles are used in many risotto and pasta dishes, or grated on top.
Local delicacy: The season for truffles is October through February in Umbria, and at this time you'll experience them used generously at their freshest, which will prove an enlightening experience.
Pastries, Sweets & Chocolate
There are many delectable pastries and sweets to be found in Umbria, many of them made with almonds (or other nuts), honey, spices, or candied fruit.
Don't miss: The Torciglione, a serpent shaped sweet made of ground almonds, flour and sugar, Baci di San Fransesco (kisses of Saint Francis), and Ciaramicola, (sweetheart cake), the latter traditionally associated with both love and Easter.
Perugia, the capital of Umbria is a famous chocolate producer. The Buitoni family started the Perugia chocolate factory in 1907 and since then the chocolate of Perugia has become internationally known especially through the export of its famous Baci (kisses), dark chocolate with ground hazelnuts, and for the city's annual Eurochocolate Fair.
Olive Oil
Umbria produces some exquisite olive oils thanks to its undulating terrain and climate that's perfect for growing olives.
Don't miss: Oils with the aroma of artichoke and green tomato and look out for some that have a peppery taste like a Tuscan olive oil. Others have an intense fruit flavour. There is no doubt that you will be packing your suitcase with as many bottles as your luggage allowance will accommodate.
Umbria is probably best known for its white wine produced from grapes grown in the Orvieto area but the rolling countryside covered in vines also produces some delicious red wines including Sangrantino di Montefalco and San Giovese. San Giovese wines are softer and more subdued than the full-bodied, lively Sagrantino varieties.
Don't miss: Sagrantino Passito, a red dessert wine, often with fig and blackcurrant flavours, that provides a delicious finish to an Umbrian dinner.
To find your own favourite tipple, taste the local wines in the restaurants and vineyards of the region or head to the Museo del Vino in Torgiano to learn more about Umbrian wine.
When to go
There is a lot to be said for planning your own unforgettable foodie adventure during the spring and autumn when the heat is less intense and the crowds are fewer, perfect for eating and exploring your way along the foodie trail. However the summer in Umbria is also fabulous and sitting under a shady terrace enjoying light vegetable dishes, simple frittata, cured meats and a slice of Pecorino accompanied by local crusty bread – is a true delight.
Where to stay
There are a number of holiday villas, cottages and apartments in Umbria. One unique option is a Il Moliino, once an ancient olive mill that has been restored by its British interior designer owner, combining the best of Italian traditions and contemporary design.
Medieval Perugia, as well as beautiful Lake Trasimeno, Assisi, Montone and Gubbio are all within a 45 minute drive, so there is every opportunity to sample chocolate in Perugia and try local dishes in the many restaurants in these beautiful towns and villages.


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