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No, you have no imagination. You can use the Wii Balance Board as a surprisingly accurate set of scales according to many sources. As they can be picked up for less than £20, it sounds like a cheap alternative to expensive Bluetooth scales. Connect a bluetooth receiver to a Pi and you could graph your weight loss, present it as a HTML5 app/website and access it from your phone or PC. For under £50.
Another great example would be measuring balance. This is again usually the domain of expensive fitness/medical equipment, but with the same hardware as before this would be just some code away from reality. Really cool.
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Can you brush your mouth during Ramadan in the afternoon assuming you forgot to do that during Sahur? |
As-salamu 'alaikum. Yes, it can be done, but never use any toothpaste. Using toothpaste might break your fast. Also be careful not to swallow any water. |
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Using toothpaste that has alcohol in it will break the fast is that what you mean?
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Wa alaikumu Salam. Thank you very much Brother Muhammad Abdul Ahad. May we all be guided accordingly. Ma Salam
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Why would toothpaste break the fast?
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Brushing your teeth with toothpaste is allowed however one must ensure it is not swallowed. For this reason some scholars say it is makrooh and some say it is allowed. Allah hu alim
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Alhamdulillah for answering me ZAli .
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X4 The Last Classic Style X Game
Posted 15 April 2012 - 03:53 AM
Even tho this game was a big step forward for the X series and i might ad in a big step for zero. it still felt like it did when i was a kid and its really a hard feeling to explain......and its silly things like for exaple the light that show up when you fight Colonel for the first time. i don't know why but they felt X3ish to me ...i don't like i said its a hard feeling to explain
Now I'm not at all saying X5 and X6 were bad i enjoyed them all. i mean i loved that in X5 that i got to here a SNES tune remixed...same with X6 on the gate stages it each game tried something new and i don't blame them for wanting to do so.
However their are things in the whole x4-6 series that i would had like to have seen...one being Zero's ultimate Armour....
In X 5-6 i was disappointed to see the Armour system get changed to where parts no longer got showed...however i understood it was because their were more armors in this game. however i do think it whould had been cool if you could had Mixed and matched parts...and i did like that you could use Normal X when ever you wanted
So what are your thoughts on this what did you want to see more of in this Era? or maybe see less of?....maybe you were a die hard Vile fan and your were sad that he never got a PSX show up
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Haru, on 15 April 2012 - 03:05 PM, said:
Megaman X7 did pretty well in terms of sales after reading a Megaman game sales thread here. (However, the same can't be said for the other X games that were released after X7.)
Although I liked Megaman X7 a lot, I can still respect why people do not really like the game compared to the other Megaman X games. I had no problem with X being an unlockable character since it help me get used to Axl's gameplay. However, I did not like the conditions for unlocking X. It should have been rescuing 16 reploids or beating 2 bosses.
Now that I think about it, it is better to try something new than playing the "Me Too" game (Resident Evil 5 being like Gears of War) or cashing in on a rehash thinking that it might sell because of nostalgia reasons (Megaman X1 for the iPhone). This is especially the case with the way Capcom has been doing their business lately.
Edit: Elaborated more on what I wanted to say.
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But those Games really banked off the Nostalgic feeling More so MHX
I Loved That X8 Brought back some of the Classic feelings however the Armour in that game....Yes it looked pretty Cool BUT i kinda wish they made more then just one Model i mean its still the fame Armour just Called a different Name and lit up different Colors and had different powers i mean X5-6 had little sprites but it was that detail in every armor that went along with its name that kept me wanting to collect the parts to know what the whole thing looked like
X8 Just seemed to Focus on 1 type of Armour style and that bummed me out even the Ultimate armour in the same thing i mean sure some of the textures changed a little but to me it was just....meh...ive seen better....Call me a sucker for the SNES style Armour's X7 tried to emulate that And i think that's also what they tried to do with their trailers to begin with TONS of kids all remember X ...Running on that Highway Blowing up Mavericks in his path...First X7 trailer did just that A 3D Megaman X on a familiar Highway...That Made me Want that game
I mean Even the First ZX game took Advantage of this Nostalgia Factor...i Mean a Highway Stage...With Bee Mechs i mean was every one else being reminded of something here
Regardless The X Series has had Many Changes but at the end of the day we still loves these game's eben if they weren't what we expected them to be


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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - New York's Joint Commission on Public Ethics blames the recent embarrassing transmission of a closed session on a technical glitch.
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BUTTE - The Butte Rescue Mission is gearing up for its annual Thanksgiving dinner for the community.
Anyone can attend the city wide Thanksgiving dinner at the Maroon Activity Center on Wednesday.
It will be from 12 to 5 p.m. Last year up to 2,000 people attended.
Then, on Thanksgiving Day, a dinner will be at the Rescue Mission, located at 1204 East Second Street in Butte. That dinner is also open to anyone and from 12 to 5 p.m.
"Just so nobody has to go by themselves on Thanksgiving or doesn't have the ability to have a meal. They can have that fellowship and that time with somebody and just kind of know that somebody cares about them," Butte Rescue Mission Executive Director Rachel Freeman said.
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We have hosted a few different groups of clients here at Propiedad de Paradise Lodge, Isla Paridas the past couple of weeks and to tell you the truth the "bite" has been far from solid! Massive schools of Squid, small Sardines, and other small fry bait are slowly moving well up into the northern half of the Gulf of Chiriqui and are followed by huge schools of Yellowfin Tunas and Porpoises. The problem with the Tuna bite has been that they are so fixated on whatever prey they are pursuing that the normal offerings such as live Blue Runners, Bonitos, Poppers, and Jigs more often than not, go unnoticed. Even when thrown directly into a massive boil, the Tunas seem to go out of their way to avoid our baits. We did have some luck, and catch a few, after scooping up some of the fish from one of the the bait balls with a little larger sized baits and pitching them to the tunas. Even with fluorocarbon leader and small hooks this wasn't automatic. When the opportunity arose we'd fly the kite and that seemed to really get the Tuna interested. Problem is right now that the seas are so calm with little to no wind to put up the kite. Every fish we caught and the fish caught by the captains that I know from other outfits most definitely had to put in some work to get their clients tight the past few weeks.
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This article describes how a 3rd party application can temporarily disable Bluetooth connections.
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When the user activates Bluetooth from an S60 Bluetooth application, a central repository key for Bluetooth power state is updated.
To pre-empt Bluetooth connections, an application could monitor the key and set it back to the off state. However, this approach is not enough if Bluetooth is initially off and then started via a notifier; a typical use case is selecting Send via Bluetooth from the Options menu. In this case, although we do get a notification about the central repository key changes, the information is not propagated to the Bluetooth stack.
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on 15-11-2010 05:02 PM
When i turn on my PS3 i hear the start up noise going "Brurruruururuuurrrr" that violin thing.
But i cant see anyting. I've tried taking out the cables but nothing.
This isnt good, as i've only had this new PS3 Slim for a few months.
What can i do to fix it??
on 15-11-2010 10:59 PM
on 15-11-2010 11:02 PM
Hold the power button for about 10 secs. It should give you another beep, and reset the video settings....
I think
on 15-11-2010 11:18 PM
on 16-11-2010 12:22 AM
First you need to find out where the problem is.
Connect another unit to the same port on the tv using the same cable. If that works, then you can be reasonably sure that the problem is the PS3, and you should try resetting the video settings. If that doesn't work, then call Sony.
If other units won't work, then you need to find out if the problem is the cable or the tv.
Are there other in-ports in the tv you can use? Do you have another cable you could try?
Just eliminate possibilities by working systematically; post results if you don't know what to make of them. Oh, and you might want to ask these kinds of questions in the Technical Help section.
on 16-11-2010 11:16 AM
check the wire plugged on the tv if it dont work well go to a repairer see what they can do cant be very dear
on 16-11-2010 11:17 AM
i had tht problem but turned it out it was the cable no the actual ps3
16-11-2010 02:36 PM - edited 16-11-2010 02:36 PM
I'd still give my method a go first though, as it's free
I had to do it twice, once when i switched from SD/HD TV, then once after using it on my Uncles TV. Same model tv, but a smaller size.
A hold of the power button and it was all sorted for me. Hope that works for you. If not, then try to replace the HDMI like these guys said.
on 12-11-2011 05:24 AM
PhoeniX-J-five wrote:Hold the power button for about 10 secs. It should give you another beep, and reset the video settings....
I think
Thanks heaps dude. You really helped me out brother
Now....Back to MW3
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While preparing a lesson for my Sunday School class, I came across some words which I believe best explain some of the elements of a successful campaign. Paraphrasing heavily from my source material, faith in our cause provides the focus for my campaign and it is in the proper caring for the campaign's volunteers—the engine of the campaign—that is an essential ingredient for a successful outcome.
I am always mindful of the sacrifices that my volunteers make of their time and resources and the risks they take in today's partisan political climate of openly suporting our campaign.
It's a sad commentary that so much of current political discourse consists of the demonizing of a candidate; it's not sufficient to express your opposition to a viewpoint but you have to also find some evil motive behind his opinion. If you support that candidate, then you are just as bad as he or she is.
That alone would cause most people to hesitate to become involved in a political campaign. Plus there are all other normal challenges of life. One of my volunteers has to make decisions for her elderly parents, one of whom has dementia; others are in the middle of renovating their home; still another has medical issues that affect his mobility and availability. Many are in school and hold part time jobs. Some have children.
None of them are salaried, there are no per diem reimbursements for using their cars or for the meals they consume while out campaigning. There is no prospect of a job or some special benefit accrued from all their hard work.
In reality, there is no guarantee of victory. The lucky ones get a polo shirt for being members of the staff but they are not personalized. For most the only material souvenir they'll get from their time on the campaign is a Mike for Chairman t-shirt and we already know the gag line that goes with that.
Volunteers remind me of the words of Theodore Roosevelt in his speech about citizenship in a republic. It is the person "who is actually in the arena…. (and) knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat."
In short, volunteers are motivated for reasons for which they selflessly give of themselves. How we harness this energy is a leadership and managerial responsibility for our campaign team. Somehow we have to identify the gifts and talents of our volunteers and find a way to fit them in.
Once engaged they have to be kept informed of the direction of the campaign so that we are all singing from the same sheet of music. Many of them have to be encouraged to do things that are outside their comfort zones. All of them have to believe that they are special.
They are a microcosm of the world that a Chairman will govern. How well the candidate works with his team is a great indicator of how well he will lead later.
During my Marine Corps career I learned that you lead people and manage things. If you take care of your people, they will take care of you. You have to train them, trust them, and empower them. I came to love my Marines because of what they stood for and what they accomplished. Their biggest fear was that they would let their team down.
I love my volunteers for the same reason. For they understand that that the joy is not always in the destination but in the journey and the many great friendships and stories that will come from it. They are already winners…and so am I for being among them.


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I am using CCS V5.
I just want to do the profiling of my code that is nothing but want to check the timing information for the code that is how much time the function is taking for example in below example the time taken by add() function and total time by main function ……?
Is there any setting or inbuilt tool available in ccs v5 for profiling ….?
just Example :
Void main (void)
Int a=10, b=5 ;
Int sum;
Sum= add(a,b);
int add(int a,int b)
You can use this code to get the number of cycles used by your application. It is very accurate.
UInt64 t_start;UInt64 t_stop;UInt64 t_overhead;
TSCL=0;t_start = _itoll( TSCH, TSCL );% code you want to bencht_stop = _itoll( TSCH, TSCL );t_overhead=t_stop-t_start;printf("Number of cycles = %d\n",t_overhead)
You need to include c6x.h .From the number of cycles you can easily find the time taken from the CPU clock speed.
regardsSoumyaPls verify the answer if it solves your problem.
Other options available are:
If using simulator, you can use the CCS function profiler: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Profiler
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Thank Soumys.
But I am using omap4430 processor .
So because of this i can't use the c6x.h header file in this.
Some more data I want to add :
Working platform : CCS v5
OS : Windows
Processor :OMAP4430 (ARM)
Please comment on this ...........
By using this i come to know to use the Clock option .
But this Clock option is disabled in CCS V5.1.0.
What is the reason ?
Please tell me ....
By default it is disabled. You need to enabled it.
Run -> Clock -> Enable
@ Ki,
PFB the print screen of cock disabled :
All options for this clock is disabled and not able to access this.
I am using panda board as my target (Hardware) .
So whether this problem is because I am using 90 days free Evaluation version or some other else ???????
I am not getting the solution .
Studinstru - I see the same issue as you in CCSv5.1.0 but not in 5.1.1. Looks like it was a bug that was fixed in 5.1.1. I suggest moving to 5.1.1 or waiting for the 5.2.0 updating coming in about 2 weeks.
If this is the solution then thanks.
I will try to find out something different to do profiling in CCSv5.


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22:01: "Who's afraid of the Big Bad Enviormentalist?"
When Lisa's activism to stop global warming is seen to be based on a pack of scientific lies and heresay, she begins to question what she's been taught to believe in and if she really might be going after the misrepresented evils in the world.
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"Farenheit 651: The temp at which Brass Melts"
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"Knowing is half the Babble"
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"The Wagon"
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22:03: "The Nerdburglers"
When the CBG's store is robbed while he was on vacation at the hospital, but when the surveilence footage is revealed, it looks like Bart (or someone's similar shadow) is guilty and now Bart has to find out who "dunnit" or wind up behind bars.
22:04: "No Thanks, Giving"
When Homer learns of Ned Flanders yearly tradition of volunteering for the Salvation Military's "Bell Ringers" collection drive, he doesn't care, but when he learns he could do this to impress Lisa without having to do very much other than ring a bell and act silly, he agrees. At first Ned's happy, but after a few days, the friendly competition turns downright ugly.
22:05: "Two + Forty = Too Many"
When Springfield Elementary is closed down and is forced to merge with Shelbyville, the kids must now get up at 5:30 am to be ready for the bus by 6:30. To make matters worse, the class sizes, due to budget cuts, are twice the size and Bart's no longer a bad boy since there's just too many kids and Lisa's feels downright ignored when she's now in a class of 45 students. Meanwhile, Homer and Marge are trying every trick in the book to keep Springfield elementary from being torn down and turned intoa Greynhoud bus stop and Park and Ride.
22:06: "The Wives of Clause"
When Chester K. Woodland, Springfield's most beloved Santa, comes to pose for photos with the kiddies, he's accused of sexual harrassment by Helen Lovejoy (who's one of the organizers). Upset, Marge becomes an MELF (Motherly Elf) in the show and finds out white kind of Man Mr. Woodland is in his Gingerbread House.


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so if Perry saw an in depth story about these missing men and it inspired him to want to do something...sobeit. It is appalling that there is nothing done in 10 yrs and I hope the families get some answers. But Al..come on. I have to agree with all the others. We know his agenda, and this is nothing more on his part than a publicity stunt and start an uproar in the community. He won't help an already tragic situation.
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I just watched the video on the main page on how to tie the non slip loop knot and I believe the video is showing how to tie the knot incorrectly.
The video shows the overhand knot with the tag end then going through the eye of the hook and then back through the the overhand knot. The tag end of the line is then wrapped with three turns around the leader and then passed through the center of the overhand knot again. That is wrong, the tag end should pass through on the outside edge of the overhand knot. If the knot is tied the way the video shows it is going to result in a lost big fish because the knot will cinch down on itself and cut through the leader the same way a simple wind knot would in a leader with a big fish.
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I'm going to have to disagree with you completely on this one.
I know about three or four ways to tie the loop knot, and this one is totally legit. It's the main loop knot I use when trying to get that extra wiggle in my presentation. Not once have I had an issue with the knot cutting through itself. I fish for inshore species, including big tarpon and redfish.
(I have had an issue with the knot coming undo from using too heavy of a leader and not enough wraps.)
What specifically stands out to me in this knot is that the tag end aims back toward the fly. This allows weeds and gunk in the water to brush off the fly and line, instead of catching and messing up my presentation.
I understand what your saying and this may work in most cases but I think I will go along with what Lefty Kreh says is the correct way to tie the knot.
I unfortunately have had this knot fail on me when tied the way the video shows.
I am not the least bit concerned about the tag end of the loop knot collecting a little weed and the fact that if the tag points back towards the fly being the determining factor as to whether or not the knot is tied correctly. I always figured that the hook would collect the weed and more of it long before a tag end on the leader.
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I agree with bonefishdick.
Off course, I had also seen video, I also learn how to Non Slip Loop Knot Video is wrong very easily, I must say video really help to learn


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For more than 20 years as a WBAP/820 AM air personality, Dick Siegel showed that he had plenty of personality -- and spent a lot of time in the air.
Mr. Siegel, the helicopter pilot and traffic reporter who was half of the "Hal and Dick" team with Hal Jay from 1981 to 2003, died Thursday morning of a heart attack. He was 73.
Jay and Mr. Siegel met in 1980, when Jay was working for country station KPLX/99.5 FM. Mr. Siegel, who earned his pilot's license at age 16, was doing traffic for KLIF/1190 AM, which was owned by the same company.
When Jay moved to WBAP in 1981, he took along Mr. Siegel. Even though they didn't know each other well, Jay thought Mr. Siegel was the best traffic reporter he had ever heard.
Once they teamed up, they took their radio relationship well beyond the anchor/traffic reporter level with their camaraderie, banter and bits with "Sam from Sales." "We had a ball," Jay said. "Of course, we drove each other crazy. We were kind of opposites. Our lifestyles were opposite. He was always going and getting with it, and I was more of a homebody."
Jay, who did both morning and afternoon shifts with Mr. Siegel, recalled one time when Mr. Siegel came to the rescue of Jay's wife when she had locked herself out of the house. This was while WBAP still shared facilities with KXAS/Channel 5 on Broadcast Hill just east of downtown Fort Worth.
"Dick landed the helicopter outside the building and had somebody rush my keys out to him," Jay said. "He flew over to our house, got clearance from Carswell, and dropped the keys in our swimming pool."
Mr. Siegel's other air adventures included flying Elvis Presley from a Fort Worth concert to his hotel so that the King could escape a mob of fans; shooting the flyovers of Southfork Ranch for Dallas; and rescuing a mother and her two daughters from a car that was about to go over a bridge during a flood. The rescue earned him a Pilot of the Year Award in 1989 from Helicopter Association International.
Jay couldn't explain why they worked together so well, except for chemistry: "We just always had a good time. We never rehearsed anything. He never knew what he was going to say, and he never knew what I was going to say, but none of it was scripted out."
Steve Eberhart, a longtime North Texas radio personality and historian, says he rode in Mr. Siegel's chopper one day and learned how Mr. Siegel could be so quick with a one-liner. "He had a thin piece of paper tacked up in front of his chopper's control panel," Eberhart said in an email. "He'd go down the list of jokes every day, then replace it with a whole new list the next day."
At KLIF, Mr. Siegel did a Saturday-night oldies show as well. His love of oldies and of radio helped lead to his last gig, at KLDE in the remote West Texas town of Eldorado.
In a 2012 Star-Telegram profile, Mr. Siegel said he had become bored with retirement when he learned that Danny Boyer, an Eldorado native, bought the rights to Eldorado's first radio station in 2007. Mr. Siegel knew Boyer, whose business, Irving-based Central Communications & Electronics, did business for WBAP. Although Boyer was surprised to hear of Mr. Siegel's interest in working at the station, he told him that he'd have a job as soon as the studio was finished. Mr. Siegel debuted on KLDE on June 30, 2008.
"Before we got started, I asked Danny what he wanted me to play," Mr. Siegel who played a broad range of oldies, told Star-Telegram contributor Mike Lee. "He said, 'Whatever you want.' I told him that was unheard of," Siegel said. "They let me play what I want. It's like a dream job. I love what I'm doing."
UPDATE: Funeral for Mr. Siegel will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8, at Granbury Church of God, 1106 Weatherford Highway (FM 51), Granbury. Burial will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at McAdams Cemetery, Possum Kingdom Lake, Graford. Wiley Funeral Home in Granbury is directing services.
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Controversy is nothing new for Nebraska coach Bo Pelini, who was already facing the ire of a passionate fan base following the team's most lopsided home loss to a non-conference opponent since 1961. On Saturday, he will try to generate some positive vibes for his program at home against South Dakota State after an off-the-record conversation became public earlier in the week. The Cornhuskers are coming off a 41-21 loss last Saturday against UCLA in which they surrendered 38 unanswered points.
However, hours after a sharp response on Monday to former Husker great Tommie Frazier's suggestion that the Huskers should fire the entire defensive staff, a 2011 recording of Pelini criticizing the fan base surfaced. Nebraska chancellor Harvey Perlman suggested he was "disappointed and in discussions with (athletic director) Shawn Eichorst about addressing the issue". The Jackrabbits, who lost 17-3 at Nebraska when the teams last met in 2010, are 3-0 for the first time since 2009.
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ABOUT SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (3-0): The Jackrabbits feature Zach Zenner, who paced college football with 2,044 rushing yards in 2012 and leads all Division I players this year with 540 rushing yards. South Dakota State has also generated 12 turnovers - tied with Charlotte for the most in FBS and FCS - and leads both subdivisions with a plus-11 turnover differential. The Jackrabbits forced four interceptions and two fumbles in last Saturday's 34-26 comeback victory over Southeastern Louisiana and have created at least three turnovers in each of their games.
ABOUT NEBRASKA (2-1): Much of the panic surrounding the Cornhuskers revolves around the 28 points they allowed in the third quarter to the Bruins, the most points they have surrendered in one quarter in the 80-year history of Memorial Stadium. UCLA also gained 504 yards of total offense against Nebraska, marking the second time in three games this season in which it yielded at least that many after giving up 602 two weeks earlier versus Wyoming. Despite the recent woes, Nebraska can close out its non-conference schedule with a winning record for the 32nd straight year with a win on Saturday.
1. Nebraska QB Taylor Martinez has thrown three touchdowns in all three games this season, matching the number of times he did so over his first three years.
2. The Jackrabbits have yet to turn the ball over on offense this season (their lone turnover came on an onside kick last week).
3. The 14-point margin of victory over South Dakota State in 2010 is the closest of Nebraska's last nine matchups against an FCS foe.
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29. Robert Horry vs. Portland Trail Blazers, Game 3 first round, April 28, 2002.( Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times )
The setting: Trailing by two points, Kobe Bryant threw the ball in the corner to Horry, whose three-point shot with 2.1 seconds remaining gave the Lakers a 92-91 victory at the Rose Garden.
The significance: The latest highlight from Big Shot Bob gave the Lakers a 3-0 sweep of the series, the third season in a row in which they eliminated the Trail Blazers. The Lakers made up a five-point deficit in the last 39 seconds. Horrys shot was his only make in four three-point attempts. |
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Along with working at Clear Channel radio, I am also a drummer and singer and am what you'd call a "weekend warrior" - playing in a couple of different bands in my spare time.
Although I had not taken a lesson in YEARS, I started back up last year with a fine Nashville-area teacher named Charlie Adams. Charlie is best known for his drumming with Yanni and has been playing with him for decades. In fact, Charlie and Yanni used to be in a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based band called Chameleon in the early 1980's. Charlie was one of the first drummers to use a rotating drum kit during his solos. Tommy Lee from Motley Crue is doing a similiar thing now but I would guess Charlie wouldn't accuse Tommy of ripping him off!
Here's Charlie with Yanni along with a video of him doing his upside down drum solo. And, no - we are not covering THAT in my lessons!!


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I am really excited for Project Wonderful because I think it can actually make a difference and make advertising profitable for both advertisers and dudes with websites! The slogan of Project Wonderful is "Everybody wins". It combines an auction model with complete transparency and a few other wrinkles, like free advertising when demand is low. For instance, you can run your ad for free on qwantz.com right now! Kapow!
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Hollywood-based activists launch Help Free Afridi initiative
Feb 26, 2013
Bob & Kira Lorsch
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Big story here the stars of zero dark thirty are now throwing their support behind a move to free the jailed Pakistani doctor.
Who helped the CIA.
To lead the way to Osama bin Laden this is a huge part.
This story doctor Shaquille afridi was captured in 2011 right after confirming.
Bin Laden's location he had gone there under the pretense of getting some.
-- tacit giving shots to some of the children in the house you know sort of under -- ruse that he was traveling around that neighborhood he was able to then give them information that led them.
To confirm that that was indeed the house has since then.
A group of Hollywood based activists are launching a help.
Three off treaty campaign that is aimed at drawing attention to this unsung heroes story.
We are very glad to be joined today by Bob -- or short behind the free -- Brady campaign and they join me now good to have you here Bob and -- welcome.
Good morning it's actually the first time that we've been called activists on this I think we're just concerned Americans about.
Justice and injustice.
Activists in all the right ways is okay based on on what -- told me so Bob.
How did -- you say you're in Washington sort of on other business when you became aware of this story for people who don't know.
His story -- -- as -- their -- been all over the map.
And we talked about the torture in the movie as some see it but this is the underlying story that really grabs you why.
While I was in Washington meeting before a congressional committee with regard to health care and excess spending from a stimulus program.
And while there I was invited to congressman -- were banker's office.
Where a meeting was going on and they were discussing a doctor afridi.
And I didn't know much about doctor reading in fact that apparently knew anything at all so I took out my cell phone and I started.
-- -- and looking and reading these stories and I was just horrified to find out that this is a man.
Do in Pakistan.
Was working undercover in order to pinpoint and identify.
Some of them -- -- so that the American government can go in and in essence take him out.
And when it was time for him to -- extracted from the company.
There was apparently a mess up at the State Department so his travel papers for his wife.
Were not completed properly and he decided he was not gonna leave Pakistan without his family knowing full well that he would be captured and detained.
Tortured and bound and imprisoned.
For what turns into being now a 33 year sentence and this is the man who actually was the person who found the person.
That coordinated the Twin Towers attack is really put that.
It is and -- you know obviously this man -- that he was taking a tremendous.
Risk when he agreed to help the CIA.
Get to this house and get information and go to the door and say we're doing -- -- blood tests in the neighborhood -- inoculations in the neighborhood.
Can can we please edit you know it hit it is such a huge risk that this man -- how could week.
Leave him behind in a situation where we understand he is now being tortured and held against his well.
I think it's terrible I mean this is the man who stood up to help America find the world's.
Most wanted terrorist and a threat to our country if this is how we treat our friends whose gonna help America next time.
What is it what is the US government saying now about what's being done to get doctor afridi and his family to safety -- out of that prison.
Well that's really the unfortunate part about this whole story very very little.
And in fact Hollywood -- very very little so that when.
I was in this meeting at the congressman's office and they were telling this story.
-- as a marketing person sales promotion person I just said something's gotta be done.
We're one week away from the biggest stage in the world zero dark thirty is nominated for a number of awards.
And maybe -- chest.
-- to bring your really spiritually marketing wise we can put a message out there.
That the personalities and the stars in the entertainment industry can grab onto.
Maybe we can create a message that will be heard around the world particularly in Pakistan and at the State Department.
Yeah -- and that -- -- trying to do just that but you know the great hire any of this scary is that there was this outrage over this scene in this.
Using enhanced interrogation techniques in this movie that that they they -- -- torture that there were glorifying torture and then you've got this man who is in reality being tortured.
For helping the United States find and -- and where's the outcry where's the outrage about about that real part of this story.
Well that's so -- moved to -- this is a man who's a search by doctor his hands and -- -- he's been blinded.
And he's lost some of his site hit his family is being attacked shot that he has children there.
This is the real outrage but I do want to thank the stars and zero dark thirty for stepping up and speaking out.
Oscar nominee Jessica -- -- her costar Jason Clark -- the largest red carpet in the world and said.
We believe in your campaign and we will stand behind America doing.
Everything they can to get this doctor free so with the Oscar buzz that surrounded doctor -- now.
Dana Rohrabacher has a fresh push in Washington.
To get this guy out.
And it may be some of the people in the house and the senate and the State Department and the White House will -- and to listen because in just a week.
We've been able to.
Motivated thousands of people coming to a website free afridi dot com sending -- -- like the ones that -- and I are wearing right now.
And wanting to do their part -- Chile.
Lobbying encouraging their their representatives in order to make a difference get this man out bring him back to where he belongs in the United States.
Thank you to both of you -- and care for bringing your story to last and we have the website on the bottom of our screen right now.
Free -- free dot com this is the true story of zero dark thirty.
In terms of this man's continued suffering and his family as well on something can and should be done about it.
We thank you so much for being here please keep us posted a pet we definitely will hire you thanks -- and Kara.
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On Dec. 21, 1968, Apollo 8 was launched on one of the greatest journeys in the history of human exploration.
Imagine If Columbus took only the Santa María, sans lifeboats, 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to the Caribbean island of Hispaniola. Unable to go ashore without landing craft, he circled it and recorded his observations in log books. Returning later with his three-ship flotilla to plant the flag would still be dramatic, but also a tad anticlimactic.
It's hard to believe that Apollo 8's voyage around the moon had originally been scheduled as a less audacious Earth-orbit mission to test the whole moonship "flotilla": the monstrous, still problem-prone Saturn 5 booster, along with the recently redesigned, and only once flown by astronauts Apollo command ship fashioned to carry a three-man crew round-trip from Earth to moon orbit in tandem with the lunar lander, which ferries two astronauts to and from the moon's surface.
Feb 21, 2008
Whereas skepticism was voiced by some, the mainstream media outside of the science and technology press largely went along with the U.S. Defense Department's official line that it had to prevent 1,000 pounds (450 kilograms) of toxic fuel from polluting the atmosphere or bombing someone's backyard. So, with a wink, we could all get that cozy Kumbaya feeling knowing U.S. military might had been unleashed for the good of the environment, and the greener future of little children and baby seals everywhere.
But although much of the mainstream coverage debated the international political ramifications of this event, they missed, or ignored, its clandestine aspects. USA 193 is hardly the first errant satellite or rocket booster to tumble out of orbit carrying toxic fuel or other substances that may foul the atmosphere, and any falling space junk can do harm if it impacts on a populated area—but the problem, albeit serious, is local, rather than global in scale.
Aug 2, 2007
Thanks to insomnia, I have gone where only the most dedicated fans of Star Trek--the Original Series have gone before. It was 3 A.M. and I switched on the TV to somnambulantly wander with my remote through the hazy media netherworld of half hour infomercials, advertisement-pocked B horror flicks and tedious reruns of the Andy Griffith Show. Finally, I found safe harbor in the visage of Mr. Spock.
As I settled in, half attentive, I started noticing something was odd. First off, the crew's uniforms were brighter than I remembered. And wait, why was the image on the bridge view screen so crisp? Even odder, when the ship entered orbit around a planet, it's features, as well as those of the Enterprise, seemed much more detailed. Not only that, the planet was much larger in respect to my favorite starship; the scale seemed much more realistic. Later, in a shuttle bay scene, I could swear I saw figures in the windows of the observation decks looking down on a landing shuttlecraft. Wait a minute, what shuttle bay observation decks? By now I was wide awake. Something had changed. Had I, in my grogginess, somehow slipped into an alternate universe? That would be bad, because it would mean my evil version would be terrorizing loved ones back on my Earth, maybe getting into a low-speed chase with the police, or even more terrifying--writing SciAm blogs celebrating the Creationist Museum.
Jun 13, 2007
I am saddened by the news that Don Herbert, aka "Mr. Wizard" died yesterday at the age of 89. His weekly program, on NBC from 1951 to 1965, brought simple science to children—and made it fun. Although its pace would probably bore kids today, for me it was like a gateway drug, addicting me to scientific curiosity that eventually would only by sated by the harder stuff, like a subscription to Scientific American.
In 1960 I was seven. I was fortunate enough to spend my formative years in the late 1950s and 1960s. It was a great time for American science and technology. Despite the Damoclean threat that was the Cold War and the sci-fi outcome of WW III that it portended, for a kid, it was easy to seize on the optimism that bordered on naivete, but, more importantly, was devoid of irony and cynicism. Mr. Atom really could be our friend and taglines like "better living through chemistry" were said with all earnestness. Being part of the first television generation (that is, people who can't remember a time without electron tubes) we were amazed at the rapidly changing world it showed us—albeit in black and white. Those gee-whiz years included extensive coverage of the space race, which, along with the angst generated by the Cuban missile crisis in 1962, would hone my future academic interest in international politics and science.
Mar 29, 2007
When it comes to where the atmospheric action is in the outer planets, move over Jupiter. As if having those gaudy rings weren't enough, Saturn is definitely hogging all the attention by sporting some bizarre atmospheric activity at opposite ends of the planet: polar storms, one with a cyclopean eye and the other shaped like a—hexagon.
This wonderfully weird hexagonal storm recently photographed by Cassini wheeling around Saturn's north pole is not an ephemeral phenomenon, one of those lucky, photo-opportune moments in which a dynamic event happened to take on a distinct, precise shape that can only be coincidental. Rather, the six-sided maelstrom was first imaged in 1980 by both Voyager spacecraft—and that's the thing about it: it's still there. Storms are not supposed to have straight sides and sharp angles—at least not here on Earth. I suppose that is the joy of expanding our scientific horizons with all this space exploration stuff.
Mar 13, 2007
Everybody duck and cover. Last week NASA shrugged and told Congress that it neither has the funding nor the resources to meet its goal of identifying 90 percent of near-Earth asteroids (NEAs) 150 yards or more in diameter by 2020.
It seems that NASA has passed the buck it claims it doesn't have to other space agencies, institutions and facilities, saying NEA tracking is not a question of feasibility but funding. This includes not having available dedicated telescopes, including the Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico, which will probably close or have its operations severely downgraded by 2011. (See this and this.) It is bad enough that we may lose Arecibo, which is one of the best-suited for the job of planetary watchdog, but NASA says it will have to rely on the kindness of others to do even the preliminary work to meet the goals called for by Congress in NASA's 2005 authorization bill.
Mar 23, 2006
Because astronomy is one of the ancient sciences we have learned much over centuries of observation. This continuity has also given us a perspective that has allowed us to understand that we live on diminutive planet that is part of a dynamic, even violent solar system.
Take for instance Jupiter's famous cyclonic superstorm, known prosaically as the "Great Red Spot"—though it is anything but ordinary. This mind-bogglingly massive cyclone has been a prominent feature in Jupiter's roiling atmosphere for centuries and is sometimes visible from a backyard telescope under good seeing conditions. With wind speeds at over 250 miles per hour, it is almost three times the size of Earth and estimated to be over 400 years old.
And now there is a sequel, and we have a front row seat for what could be titled: "Son of the Great Red Spot," or as it is being called by scientists, "Red Spot, Jr." Father and son can be seen here and here. We have had our scientific eye on the original for a long time: First observed in the 1660s by Giovanni Cassini and Robert Hooke, it has been continually scrutinized ever since. Present-day astronomers can take highly detailed measurements that earlier generations of observers could only dream of using tools such as the Hubble Space Telescope, Keck and space probes such as Pioneer, Voyager and Galileo. We've watched it long enough to note that it is in a state of flux, and even varies in hue, yet just what makes the ruddy cyclone tick remains a mystery.
Feb 8, 2006
So much in our vast universe seems hopelessly faraway, but with NASA's FY2007 budget even relatively close planetary neighbors like Mars and Europa now seem more distant. The venerable space agency's cancellation of so many robotic exploration and observation projects dawns as a dark day for space science. It is sadly ironic, considering that a hefty 76 percent increase to $3.06 billion has been allotted for the long-term manned spaceflight initiative. This bodes well for the future of American manned space exploration. But the price has been high, way too high.
Most salient among the robotic mission cuts is the Europa exploration program that had been given the highest priority solar system science objective after Mars by the National Academy of Sciences and NASA advisory committees. And even planetary exploration's job-one that has seen the Martian landscape increasingly covered with rover tracks was also not immune: NASA's Red Planet research budget has been cut by $243.3 million to $700.2 million. This includes the cancellation or indefinite postponement of projects such as the Mars Sample Return Mission and the Mars Telecommunications Orbiter.
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Swan's song just a noise for Magpies
Caroline Wilson Anyone who doubted that Dane Swan was a law unto himself need only to witness the past 48 hours.
Magpies look inwards to find success
Caroline Wilson After one underachieving season, Nathan Buckley appears determined to drive a redesign.
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The Xavier network
Caroline Wilson From grand final players to off-field powerbrokers, Xavier has the lot when it comes to AFL.
Saints stick with Nick
Caroline Wilson Nick Riewoldt will captain St Kilda again this season after receiving the overwhelming support of his teammates and coaches.
St Kilda looking to sack Lovett
Caroline Wilson Any flimsy hope Andrew Lovett held of resuming an AFL career looks finished.
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Lovett saga an expensive, sad mess
Caroline Wilson Andrew Lovett is caught in a thicket of legal red tape that should never have become so tangled.
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Saints must heed the fall
Caroline Wilson As Nick Riewoldt's hamstring continues to mend and Steven Milne's breathtaking form defies both his critics and his troubled history, you have to wonder where it will all end for St Kilda this season.
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Truth is stranger than fiction
Caroline Wilson Sometimes AFL football provides storylines from which even the most imaginative scriptwriter would shy away.
Pies legion defeats Saints in spirit and score
Caroline Wilson Collingwood finally and brutally lays 2010 season to rest with a 56-point thrashing of St Kilda at the MCG.
Rematch rare enough to be good for game
Caroline Wilson The AFL must resist premature calls to put an end to grand final rematches.
Hawks' private pact
Caroline Wilson Luke Hodge has taken over as Hawthorn skipper, just as his good friend Sam Mitchell planned.
Connors draws fire from Dogs, Giants
Caroline Wilson Influential manager Paul Connors has incurred the wrath of at least two AFL clubs following his allegations that players were facing impossibly tempting financial offers to sign with Greater Western...
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Caroline Wilson Collingwood's coaching handover plan has struck some turbulence.
AFL justifiably wary of free agency
Caroline Wilson We know free agency is coming because the clubs have been told it is just around the corner and warned to prepare to lose players.
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Cricket coverage left in AFL's draft
Caroline Wilson The chorus of disapproval that accompanied the first prime-time televised AFL draft has missed the bigger point which was that cricket - in a media sense - should consider itself in crisis.
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Voss building Lions in his own likeness
Caroline Wilson Michael Voss almost did not attend the 2009 grand final.
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http://www.mlive.com/redwings/index....g_for_red.htmlJimmy Howard will start tonight in goal for the Detroit Red Wings against the Nashville Predators at Joe Louis Arena (7:30, Fox Sports Detroit Plus).
Coach Mike Babcock initially planned on playing Ty Conklin but changed his mind. Howard has missed four games with a strained groin, the second time this month the injury has flared up on him.
I talked to Jimmy (goaltending coach Bedard) and I talked to Piet (trainer Van Zant) and everything seems to be OK,'' Babcock said. "Jimmy says he's feeling good about himself, so obviously we'd like to get him going.''
Howard hasn't played since a 5-3 loss to Washington on March 19. He missed three games with the same injury earlier this month and sat out eight games with a broken right index finger in February.
Just going out there and forgetting about the past month and a half,'' Howard said. "I think I'm prepared, I've been working hard to get back there. I'm just going to go out there and play.
Everyone wants to feel great going into the playoffs. What's going to be key for me over the next four games is getting back to where I was before the injuries.''
On defense, Jakub Kindl is in for Kyle Quincey. Babcock said he'll sit out a different defenseman each of the last few games to make sure all seven are playing heading into the postseason.
We have seven D, we believe we really have depth,'' Babcock said. "I told the D before the Columbus game we're going to have a rotation. I wouldn't spend a whole lot of time worrying about that. I thought Kuba's (Kindl) been playing great his last 5-6 games, so you'll see a different guy out the next game.''
Gustav Nyquist remains in the lineup as Jan Mursak is scratched for the second game in a row.
http://www.freep.com/article/2012033...20/1048/sportsBabcock is making one other change to tonight's lineup, as he's pulling defenseman Kyle Quincey, whom the Wings acquired a week before the trade deadline, and inserting reserve d-man Jakub Kindl. Quincey hasn't had a particularly slick transition since joining the Wings a month ago, but Babcock made a point of saying nothing should be read into this decision other than that he wants everyone to play before the playoffs.
"We have seven D," Babcock said. "We believe we really have depth on D. I told the D before the Columbus game we're going to have a rotation. I wouldn't spend a whole lot of time worrying about that. That's just what I decided to do. I thought Kuba's played great his last five or six games. So you'll see a different guy out next guy."
The Wings got Quincey to shore up their back end, but he ended up having to play a bigger role, even as he was making the transition from Colorado's system to Detroit's, because of injuries to Nicklas Lidstrom and Jonathan Ericsson.
Quincey said he understood the decision. "I'm not surprised. We have seven great D. It is what it is. Obviously, you want to be playing."
The Wings had an optional skate this morning, but the lines for tonight are anticipated to be:
Howard is eager to play after sitting four games. "Today was the day we were targeting," he said. "It's a chance to get back out there and get back into game shape. Tonight is a huge game. It could have huge home-ice implications, so we're going to have to go out there and play our game. Just go out there and do our thing."
In other goalie news, Joey MacDonald said he's doing better after getting a cortisone shot Tuesday to help offset a bulging disk, but it'll take a few more days to even determine determine when he can start skating.
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Need to get Howard back in a groove
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Even game so far, a seeing eye puck finds the net for the Preds, 1-0.
Wings about to go to a power play, Lidstrom rang one of the post on their first PP try earlier.
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"The man in black fled across the desert and the gunslinger followed."
That sucks, they've been outplaying them mostly but a post and an amazing save by Rinne see them down 2-0 with only 20 to go. Not looking good but they can do it I think.
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