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AussieSheila said:I'm bored.......next!!!!!!!!
How have you worked out hes not a blue ?
Zoltan111 said:Ok Zagan fair dos son
Ive seen ur sort before
Just sad hiding behind your superman shield :-(
Guessing you aint a blue and just on here to cause trouble :-(
Zoltan111 said:A red on here?
Well i guess his own scum fans dont want him but shame he has to just be a complete idiot.
Shame on you son. Shame on you
Zoltan111 said:U just said u were u :-(
The likes of Seba and Big Z were on this board many years ago and people like you try to tarnish our good name :-(
Its just not on. I guess you must have problems and this is the only way you can feel a big man :-(
blue32years said:Little Z hes on a wind up mate
Gotta be , nobody is that much up their own @ rse
Zoltan111 said:Cheers Blue
I knew my old buddy would back me up
Seems we cant weed out the rubbish though. Doubt Zagan has ever been to a blues game in his life :-( i just wish these people could leave the true fans to debate our great club :-(
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The Julie Andrews Hour won an astounding 8 Emmys for its first season run on ABC Television Network. By then it was too late for the cast because the show had already been cancelled. Julie Andrews was also nominated for a Golden Globe for her efforts. This was one special show that deserved to go on, and definitely deserves to be released in DVD format for longevity. It will be a pleasure to enjoy the entire season of this phenomenal show in digital format. It deserves no less. It is a travesty that the show has not been released yet, while pirates on the internet continue to benefit from the desperation of fans wanting to see and own this remarkable production that features the living legend herself, Dame Julie Andrews. The show aired on ABC so the petition target is ABC TV Network and whoever else are the powers-that-be to make the decisions on DVD releases. Please release The Julie Andrews Hour on DVD for all regions!
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It has been and remains my highest professional privilege to serve as your United Nations ambassador. I am deeply grateful for your steadfast support for all we do at the U.S. Mission to the U.N. and for my dedicated colleagues. Your vision and leadership have enabled the U.S. to restore our global standing, strengthen our national security, repair our relationship with the United Nations and advance U.S. interests and values. I am proud of the many U.S. successes at the United Nations, including the protection of civilians from Libya to Cote D'Ivoire, strengthening the nuclear nonproliferation regime and increasing international pressure on Iran and North Korea through the toughest sanctions ever, our unwavering support for Israel, our contribution to the birth of the world's newest state, South Sudan, accelerating U.N. reform and our bold defense of the equal rights of all human beings regardless of their race, religion, economic status or whom they love. I look forward to building on this major progress in your second term.
I am highly honored to be considered by you for appointment as secretary of state. I am fully confident that I could serve our country ably and effectively in that role.
The position of secretary of state should never be politicized. As someone who grew up in an era of comparative bipartisanship and as a sitting U.S. national security official who has served in two U.S. administrations, I am saddened that we have reached this point, even before you have decided whom to nominate. We cannot afford such an irresponsible distraction from the most pressing issues facing the American people.
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The versatile back was rewarded with a place on the British & Irish Lions tour to Australia but injured his wrist against Leinster after returning to domestic action with Glasgow Warriors.
Scotland are due to play Japan, South Africa and Australia next month but Hogg now faces a race against time to be fit.
"Hogg has undergone an operation on a wrist injury he picked up playing in the recent win against Leinster," read a club statement.
"He is expected to be out of action for several weeks."
While Hogg's availability is up in the air fellow Warrior Peter Murchie will definitely miss the matches after he was ruled out for up to six months.
Murchie, the 27-year-old full-back, suffered a dislocated shoulder playing for Stirling County last month and has also gone under the knife.
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As police searched for a missing baby, parents Calvin Melvin and Brittney Sierra each told investigators their own theories:
If the baby is dead, "Melvin did it,'' Sierra said, according to documents released this week by the Broward State Attorney's Office. When asked by detectives how her long-time boyfriend would have killed the child, Sierra said Melvin would have taken the blue pillow from the stroller and suffocated their son.
But Melvin, the child's father, said if anything had happened to Dontrell, it was Sierra who had harmed him. Then, for good measure, he drew a diagram of the backyard of the Hallandale Beach home they had rented when the child disappeared, showing police where the baby would be buried if Sierra had killed him.
He then suggested police look under the ground behind the house because "Sierra is always home with the kids and always by the back yard."
That's exactly where in January authorities discovered the tiny remains presumed to be Dontrell Melvin, who was last seen in July 2011 when he was 5 months old.
He wasn't reported missing for 18 months, when a Department of Children and Families caseworker went to the home Sierra shared with her mother and half-siblings.
Calls had come into DCF that Sierra was taking drugs and using profanity, according to documents.
"The mother is smoking marijuana mixed with an unknown drug in front of the children," the tipster said. "Mom verbally abuses the children."
Sierra, 21, has been charged with two felony counts of child neglect and Melvin, 27, has been charged with three felony counts of providing false information to police. The couple could face more charges if the bones are indeed Dontrell's.
Police are awaiting DNA confirmation from a Texas lab that the femur found buried in the backyard at 106 NW First Ave. belonged to Dontrell, who would have turned 2 in February.
As soon as a DCF case worker reported the child missing on Jan. 9, police began piecing together stories from Sierra, Melvin and Melvin's family members.
According to the 37-page State Attorney's Office file, which includes a detailed timeline and statements from detectives who interrogated the couple, Sierra stuck to the same story:
The last time she saw Dontrell, her boyfriend was pushing him in his stroller northbound on Northwest First Avenue from their home. Calvin told her "he was going to walk to the store to get some smokes and he was taking Dontrell with him."
Sierra said she went for a shower and an hour later Melvin came back without the baby.
He told her he'd run into his mother, Annie Melvin, and given the baby to her because he and Sierra were having financial difficulties.
Sierra told police she begged to visit her baby, but Melvin always had an excuse.
Three times she called Annie Melvin's home to ask about Dontrell, and each time she was told the child wasn't there, according to the State Attorney's Office documents.
What would have been the baby's first Thanksgiving passed. She signed Dontrell up for a charity Christmas gift program, indicating the child would be 9 1/2 months old, but she didn't see him over Christmas or even for his first birthday. More holidays passed without seeing her child.
"Based on the arguments, Sierra accepted that Dontrell was OK with Melvin's family and moved on day after day without Dontrell in her life," Hallandale Beach detectives wrote.


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Greg, Greg Lindahl wrote: > I see that HP has a 6-port switch for ~ $4k, too small. Don't know if it was specific to the model we tested, but hardware flow control does not work in one direction, even when turned on. > Arastra looks nice, except that their inexpensive 10base-CR only does > SFP+, not X2. And CX4 SFP+ doesn't even seem to exist (lack of space > for the connector?) There are 3 silicon vendors for small (< 24 ports) integrated 10G crossbars: Fujitsu, Fulcrum and Broadcom. They work ok, some better than others. Do a N->1 flow-control test (N >= 6) to see which one does not have enough internal buffering. Arastra switches are good, based on Fulcrum. SFP+ Twinax cables are as cheap as CX4 and much smaller footprint on the switch, that's why everybody is using it today (and QSFP for low-cost fiber). I have seen SFP+ to CX4 adapters, but I can't seem to find a source online. You may want to ask Arastra. Another solution would be to use SR fiber transceivers on both sides, one X2 and one SFP+. That would be a shame if you don't need the distance, as it will be significantly more expensive than a copper SFP+/CX4 solution. Patrick
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"Science for All" Report Released
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FSTC is part of this important initiative in the person of Professor Salim Al-Hassani, Chairman of the Board of FSTC, who is member of the Science for All Group.
"Science for All" identifies an urgent need to build on approaches developed in recent years for engaging the public with science in new and fresh ways. It lays out a roadmap for all science-based organisations, government and other interested groups, to commit to take action. The report, commissioned by BIS from an expert group, draws on the Government's previous consultation, and on seven pieces of wider research.
Roland Jackson, Chief Executive of the British Science Association, who chaired the expert group said: "In our report we make explicit the different purposes and reasons for public engagement and set out a detailed action plan for increasing its effectiveness.
Widely shared ownership of the action plan is essential, since so many different organisations and people are involved in public engagement, for so many different reasons. We are therefore seeking to develop an open process for developing and implementing our recommended actions. We will be exploring ideas for this over coming weeks and welcome suggestions and offers to participate and contribute."
The report and action plan contains around 60 actions and proposed actions. It is hoped that societal groups will work in partnership with government, funders, employers and science communication organisations to deliver this action plan. Actions include:
The report Science for All focuses on three key challenges identified by the Group:
First, public engagement is still a relatively new and emerging field, and our understanding of many aspects is only now developing. We therefore felt that a vital focus should be:
Second, although there are many organisations and individuals working in this area, and much parallel activity in different sectors, we discovered that there was a significant lack of joined-up working and sharing between those who are involved. We identified a further challenge therefore to develop:
Third, although there is now compelling evidence of the vital role public engagement plays in sustaining a healthy culture for science, there are still significant barriers to individuals who wish to embrace engagement because of institutional cultures which marginalise or undervalue engagement. Our third challenge therefore is to work towards:
Resources and information
For more information, you can contact Ollie Christophers, Communications Officer- British Science Association (e-mail and tel. or 0207 019 4946)
The Report Science for All:
The Science for All Group's report in PDF: Science for All.The report is available on the Science and Society website of the Department for Business Innovation and SkillsSee here a discussion forum about the report.
The final report and supporting documents are available from the links below:Science for All - Final ReportScience for All Press Release 09/02/10
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Text of the Lecture of Professor Roshdi Rashed in the Conference Muslim Heritage in our World: Social Cohesion marking the 1001 Inventions Exhibition at the House of Parliament, 15th of October 2008, Church House, London, UK. CUSP by: FSTC LimitedThe Cultural Understanding in Science Project (CUSP) project aims to add valuable, specific examples of Muslim heritage perspectives in science and technology to the secondary curriculum for 11 to 16 year olds. Ancient Wisdom Exhibition at Qatar Science and Technology Park 16th March 2009 in Doha by: FSTC LimitedAncient Wisdom Exhibition at Qatar Science and Technology Park 16th March 2009 in Doha FSTC in the British Science Festival in Surrey (5-10.09.2009) by: FSTC LimitedFSTC in the British Science Festival in Surrey


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Many moons ago when I was just a young teen there were many discussions with my fellow peers of which was better: Nintendo or Sega. Nintendo at the time had a more powerful console then Sega, which could produce a higher resolution, more colours and had more channels for sound. This makes Nintendo the clear winner, or does it? Nintendo and Sega manufactured games consoles, they manufactured games and they produced many happy people from it. Such a young mind often finds it hard to grasp that something isn't necessarily better than something else even though it may appear so on the surface, for they do not understand the concept of personal preference. So perhaps we can see that neither was really better to the consumer; they were equal. Preference is everything, one mans junk is another mans treasure and such.
Those days are long gone, we're all grown up now aren't we, able to understand opinion and be happy with it. Or are we?
Mac Vs. PC
Oh dear. Where to begin? Growing up isn't always as simple as it first appears either, for the teenage debate hasn't disappeared, it's merely transformed into another debate. Which is better, a Mac or a PC? Apple advertisements will have you believe that all PC's run Microsoft Windows, which suffers from crashes, viruses and poor usability. Unfortunately, for a pedant such as myself, this irks me. PC as most people will know, stands for 'Personal Computer'. This indeed means, that a Mac is also a PC, but let's gloss over that and assume that Apple assumes that people assume PC stands for IBM based Computer (which ironically, Apple is moving closer to every day).
There's then the misconception that if you buy a PC, you'll get Windows, and a buggy copy prone to crashing at that. PC's however run all sorts of operating systems, the biggest name you may have heard of before being Linux. But that doesn't matter does it, you already know that Mac's are better than PC's, so you're sold. Apple has a fantastic marketing department that really knows how to sell. Contrast this to Microsoft, whose only saving grace is perhaps that, although their advertisements are usually extremely dire, it's this that makes them memorable. Songsmith anyone?
Apple's are expensive, often two or three times the price of a PC running Windows for the equivalent hardware specification. But Mac's are also very stable and very secure all of the time which can make it an attractive investment. Microsoft Windows 3.1 never crashes. Really. Windows 95 was an impressive feat of engineering, but that huge jump in code-base comes with costs, and bugs. Windows 95 and 98 were both good operating systems at the time, but their stability was very easily jeopardised when introduced to untested components. Windows you see, runs on hardware manufactured by, well anyone. That's a pretty hard thing to do. As a Web Developer, I have to make sure my output works correctly in a handful of browsers; Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox and Chrome at the very least. Writing for four possible platforms is bad enough, but imagine trying to write for thousands.
This is where drivers come in. Drivers are low level applications written by third parties to tell an operating system how to communicate with a piece of hardware. Poor drivers and poor hardware are also the biggest causes of Windows crashes, something I'm sure Microsoft is all too aware of. Apple has been clever here – its operating system already knows the hardware it's going to be running with in intimate detail as OSX could almost be considered to be an embedded system – it's specifically made to run on specific hardware. High quality components from well known manufacturers reduce the problem of crashes significantly, but that also drives the cost of a computer up which isn't a good thing when you're a salesman. Windows 98 crashed all the time, literally once or twice a day on the first PC I ever purchased from Dixons. Windows 98 crashed roughly once a month on the first computer I built myself.
Windows XP was another massive leap, and Vista again. Both received mixed reactions at launch, people don't like change even if it's for the better. I made my latest PC and have Vista installed on it. Since I've installed all the drivers correctly for it (which incidentally isn't many – Vista is absolutely amazing at installing things for you, but then it should be with a multi-gigabyte footprint) it hasn't crashed in the year I've had it.
Mac's generally look very well designed, PC's usually look like ugly beige rectangles. There's a trick here too, especially these days – people love something that's shiny. Now, not all PC's are ugly. Mine's pretty, in a very attractive if slightly expensive Antec case. Trying to buy a good looking PC from the high street is however, a different proposition.
And then there's software. OSX is a good operating system in many ways, and fails in others. For myself, I don't like the way windows are only re-sizable from one corner – why the limit? Active and inactive windows are slightly different shades of grey from each other, which I find hard to distinguish. This problem is for me exacerbated by the menu-bar, which is stuck to the top of one display for any application you're using. I often find myself doing something silly in the menu only to realise it's not the menu for the application I wanted it to be. Also, Finder has to be one of the buggiest file explorers I've come across. But it's not just Macs that bug me – UAC. What the hell. User Access Control, introduced by Microsoft in Vista is designed to make sure everything I do is secure. But it's too much. It's too secure. I'm asked permission to try to view the control panel. Are you sure you really want to do that I'm asked? Yes, yes I'm quite sure of it. Imagine this kind of security in a toilet: You're trying to wipe your arse, Cancel or Allow? Needless to say, UAC was disabled within ten minutes of my first every install of Vista. At midnight, Vista has a fit. Apparently, changing from 23:59:59 to 00:00:00 is a very labour intensive process. Windows' file explorer occasionally decides to use large icon view for my mp3 collection, in a folder of thousands, when I'd left it in list view. Why God, why? What possible use could I have for an mp3 icon the size of an American on a McDonald's diet? And then there's the versions, as an Apple ad aptly points out, I have a choice of many different versions of Vista, one of which has everything the others have parts disabled. Why wouldn't I just want the best one? Sometimes, giving people a choice isn't always a good thing.
And so there you go. Personal preference is everything. I love building things and I love playing games – two reasons I choose to use a 'PC' over a Mac. Now stop bitching over which is better, you will never win against personal preference, unless you're a Nazi and exterminate anyone who thinks differently from you.
And for reference, I love Nintendo; R.I.P. Sega.


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RITA JOHNSTONLou Rita Johnston, 75, died Monday, Oct. 1, 2012 at Hospice Ministries in Ridgeland. Funeral services were Oct. 5 at Center Ridge Baptist Church with Rev. Daryl Oster and Rev. Tommy Joiner officiating. Burial followed at Center Ridge Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.Mrs. Johnston was born Jan. 12, 1937 in Yazoo County to Aaron and Laura Inez Richard Carley. She was a switch board operator for King's Daughters Hospital and a member of Center Ridge Baptist Church.She was preceded in death by a son, Allen Frederick Johnston Jr.Survivors include her husband, Allen Frederick Johnston of Yazoo City; a daughter, Margaret Robertson (Mike) of Yazoo City; a son, Richard Johnston (Christie) of Yazoo City; two sisters, Ruth White of Yazoo City and Ina LaGrutta of Hagerstown, Md.; and a daughter-in-law, Lisa Johnston.Serving as pallbearers were Mickey Robertson, Fred Johnston III, Frankie LaGrutta, Owen Richards, Ashton Johnston, Hunter Johnston and Buddy Grayson.
PRESTON DAVIS Sr.Preston Davis Sr., 24, died Sept. 26, 2012.Funeral services were Saturday at Yazoo City High School with Rev. Joe Freeman officiating. Mr. Davis was born July 30, 1988 to Preston Jones and Annie Davis in Yazoo City. He graduated from Yazoo City High School before joining the U.S. Marine Corps in 2006, where he served as an infantry mortar man with the 1st Battalion 9th Marine Regiment Weapons Company.He served in three deployments. The first was in Iraq for Operation Enduring Freedom. The second was to Haiti, where he received a humanitarian award for his actions in the Haiti relief. His third and final deployment was to Afghanistan. Survivors include his wife, Taniqua Wilson Davis; sons, Preston Davis Jr. and Jaylen Kirkland; mother, Annie Davis; father, Preston Davis Sr.; sisters, Lacie Ellis (Cornelius) and Safi Davis; grandmother, Marie Jones of Flora; and a host of other relatives and friends.ASER ELLISAser Lee Blount Ellis, 83, died Sept. 16, 2012.Funeral services were Sept. 22 at Steve Chapel in Vaughan. Burial followed at John Bull Cemetery in Vaughan under the direction of Scott Memorial Funeral Home.Mrs. Ellis was born Oct. 9, 1928 in Vaughan to Ollie and Mary Crenshaw Smith. She was educated in Yazoo County public schools, and married Joseph Lee Blount in 1947 in Vaughan. Years later she married Richard Ellis.Two husbands, three sons, one daughter, a sister and three brothers preceded her in death. Survivors include her sons, Ollie Blount (Daisy) of Flora; R.W. Blount (Mollie) of Jackson; Charlie Blount (Rosie) of Vaughan, Joseph Blount (Rose) of Jackson, William Blount of Vaughan, Frank Blount of Vaughan and Horace Griffin (Diana) and Tevin Major of Bradenton, Fla.; a sister, Ethel Lee Brooks of Jackson; three brothers, Charlie Smith of Vaughan, William Smith (Linnie Mae) of Jackson and Lenelle Smith (Willie Mae); and a host of grandchildren; great-grandchildren and other relatives and friends.Serving as pallbearers were Charlie Blount, Micah Blount, Joseph Fuqua, Joshua Harris, Tevin Major and M. Smith. SHIRLEY FOXShirley Ann Pulley Fox, 60, died Sept. 26, 2012.Funeral services were Saturday at the Scott Memorial Funeral Home Chapel. Mrs. Fox was born May 11, 1952 to Peggy and Newman and the late Clemon Fox. She was raised in Chicago, where she attended Marshall High School. She was preceded in death by her husband, Spurgen Pulley. Survivors include her mother, Peggy Ann Newman; three sons, Jermaine Kilbert Fox (Detra), Morris Fox (Karen) and Lamar Fox; brothers, Robert Earl, Renard, Terry, Lamon, Tommie, Lucku, Jimmey and Roscoe; and a host of other relatives and friends.JAMES ROSS Jr.A memorial service for James Henry "Bubba" Ross Jr. will be held Friday, Oct. 12 from 6-9 p.m. at Westwood Baptist Church.Rev. Freddy McCann will officiate the service.Friends and family are invited and may bring a covered dish.
DUFF DORROUGHDuff Dorrough, 60, of Ruleville, died Wednesday Oct. 03, 2012 at the North Sunflower Medical Center in Ruleville. Visitation will be held today (Saturday) at 1 p.m. at the Ruleville Methodist Church in Ruleville. Funeral services will follow 2 p.m. at Ruleville Methodist Church with Rev. Mary Hutson officiating. Burial will be at the Marlow Cemetery in Ruleville. Mr. Dorrough was born on May 20, 1952 to Dr. Charles and Delores Marlow Dorrough. He was a past member of The Tangents Band. He was also an artist and musician, and lead singer of the Yellow Mush Whackers Band of Thacker Mountain Radio Show out of Oxford. He also loved antiquing. He was preceded in death by his wife Deborah Peacock Dorrough. Survivors include his son, John Charles Marlow Dorrough of Ruleville; daughter, Audra Lee Dorrough, of Ruleville; beloved friend, Nanette Long of Ruleville; father, Dr. Charles Dorrough of Ruleville; mother, Delores Marlow Dorrough of Ruleville and brothers,John Robert Dorrough of Ruleville and Charles Marlow Dorrough of Oxford. Serving as pallbearers are Andre Dubois, David Parker, John Cassibry, Joe Bradshaw, Ted Gainey, John Wade, Todd Camerson, and Ronald Terrell.Honorary Pallbearers are Willie Free, Curtis Thompson, and Dave Alford. Memorials may be made to The Duff Dorrough Benefit Fund, Planters Bank P.O. Box 9 Ruleville, MS 38771. RITA JOHNSTONLou Rita Johnston, 75, died Monday, Oct. 1, 2012. Funeral services were Friday at Center Ridge Baptist Church with Rev. Daryl Oster and Rev. Tommy Joiner officiating. Burial followed at Center Ridge Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.Mrs. Johnston was born Jan. 12, 1937 in Yazoo County to Aaron and Laura Inez Richard Carley. She was a switch board operator for King's Daughters Hospital and a member of Center Ridge Baptist Church.She was preceded in death by a son, Allen Frederick Johnston Jr.Survivors include her husband, Allen Frederick Johnston of Yazoo City; a daughter, Margaret Robertson of Yazoo City; a son, Richard Johnston of Yazoo City; two sisters, Ruth White of Yazoo City and Ina LaGrutta of Hagerstown, Md.; and a daughter-in-law, Lisa Johnston.Serving as pallbearers were Mickey Robertson, Fred Johnston III, Frankie LaGrutta, Owen Richards, Ashton Johnston, Hunter Johnston and Buddy Grayson.
LULA PILGRIMLula Charlene Saxton Pilgrim, 80, died Thursday, September 27, at Madison County Nursing Home in Canton. Funeral services were Sunday Pickens Presbyterian Church with Rev. David Schultz and her grandson, Rev. Brad Adcock, officiating. Burial followed in the Harttown Cemetery A lifelong resident of Yazoo County, she was born March 27, 1932. She was preceded in death by her parents, Jim and Lula Saxton, two sisters, Eloise Warren and Louise Triggs, and a grandson, Clayton Pilgrim. Survivors include her husband of 64 years, James Earl Pilgrim; four sons, David, Phillip (Shirley), Mike (Jo) and John (Kelli); two daughters, Janie Adcock and Elizabeth (Jim) Golden; eleven grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren; her twin brother, Charles Saxton; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Charlene was an active member of Pickens Presbyterian Church and had a deep, abiding faith in her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. She was a devoted wife and mother, doting grandmother, and a gentle soul whose caring for others was always evident. Serving as pallbearers were her grandsons. Memorials may be made to Pickens Presbyterian Church at P.O. Box 490, Pickens, MS 39039 or Gideons International, P.O. Box 1111, Yazoo City, MS 39194. For online condolences please visit www.culpepperfuneralhome.com WILLIE SMITHWillie Lee Smith, 95, died Sept. 18, 2012. Funeral services were Saturday at New Zion M.B. Church with Rev. Willie Smith officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery under the direction of Century Funeral Home.Mr. Smith was born Jan. 5, 1917 in Covington, Tenn. He was preceded in death by his parents, Rev. Virge and Laure Wilks Smith; brothers, Virge Jr., Booker T., Jimmy, John and Eddie B. Smith; and one sister, Lottie Smith.Survivors include a sister, Hattie; a sister-in-law, Magnolia Smith; and a host of other relatives and friends.Serving as pallbearers were Sidney D. Smith, Perry Falls, Cleotha Smith, Lee Smith, Virge Falls and Mitchell Falls Jr.MIKE WATTSRobert Michael "Mike" Watts, 66, died Sunday, Sept. 30, 2012 at University Medical Center in Jackson. Funeral services were Tuesday at the Stricklin-King Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Marshal Stokes officiating. Burial followed at Lakewood Cemetery in Jackson.Mr. Watts was born April 3, 1946 in Jackson to Cleveland and Erma Eubanks Watts. He was a salesman for Hemphill Foods Inc. and a member of Old Towne Church of God. Survivors include his wife, Linda Watts of Yazoo City; sons, Robert M. Watts Jr. of Yazoo City and Jason Watts of Jackson; daughters, Cecelia Boyer of Brandon and Susan Watts of Jackson; mother, Erma Watts of Jackson; brother, David Watts of Fayetteville, Ark.; two stepdaughters, Kay Helms of Spokane, Wash. and Michelle Hogan of Yazoo City' a stepson, Bud Helms of Yazoo City; and 10 grandchildren.
GLORIA HARPERGloria Ballard Harper, 90, of Yazoo City, passed away September 26, 2012. Funeral services were held Friday, Sept. 28, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, where she was a lifetime member. Mrs. Harper was born August 18, 1922 in Hinds County. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James (Buck) Nierman Ballard. She was a devoted wife, loving mother and "Nannie" to her grandchildren, and friend to all who knew her. Gloria worked in retail in Yazoo City for more than 50 years. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank Joseph Harper. Survivors include daughters, Jo B. George of Yazoo City and Glo Wright (Charles) of Greenwood; sons, Frank "Buck" Harper (Michelle) of Brandon and Ken Hill (Bonnie) of Santa Barbara, Cali. She is also survived by six granddaughters, Shelly Merek, Sterling Milligan, Blair Mize, Varner, Jessica and Sarah Harper and seven great grandchildren and a special friend, Floyd Churchwell. Memorials may be sent to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, P.O. Box 2131, Memphis, TN 38101.BILLY WILBURNWilliam Wyche "Billy" Wilburn, 90, died at home on Sept. 25, 2012 after a lengthy illness. Funeral Services were Thursday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Bill Poole officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home. Mr. Wilburn was born in Aiken, South Carolina on March 27, 1922, son of Ruth Coleman Wilburn and William Wyche Wilburn. His family returned to their original home in Yazoo City in 1928. He was preceded in death by his parents and an older brother, George Mason Wilburn. Billy graduated from Yazoo City High School where he participated in Band, Boxing, and Football. He also attained the rank of Eagle Scout. He was a graduate of Mississippi State University where he earned a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Billy was a member of the Mississippi State Band and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. His college days were interrupted when he enlisted in the Naval Air Corps as a radioman in World War II. While stationed in the Philippine Islands, Billy was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. He served one year of active duty. After graduation Billy worked at the Mississippi Rating Bureau in Jackson. Later he was employed by Mississippi Chemical Corporation in Yazoo City, MS. He farmed his own Yazoo County land and was owner of Wilburn Realty Company. Billy was a member of First United Methodist Church having been active on the Official Board, the Men's Club, and the Disciple Sunday School Class. He was a member of the Yazoo Historical Society and Veterans of Foreign Wars. A former member of the Yazoo Country Club, he was an avid golfer. Survivors include the five women in his life. JoAnn Turner Wilburn, wife of 59 years. Daughters: Dr. Ruth Wilburn and husband Dr. Don Jackson of Olive Branch, Stacy Wilburn West and husband Stan West of Martin, TN, Joanna Wilburn of Olive Branch and Sally Ross Wilburn Davis and husband Roger Davis of Ruleville. Grandchildren include: Carter Wyche West (Lauren) of Memphis, TN, Katie West of Martin, TN, Kelli West of Martin, TN, Turner Davis of Ruleville and Mason Davis of Ruleville. Sisters in law: Sally Turner Walker of Jackson and Stella Turner Melton of Yazoo City. Memorials may be sent to First United Methodist Church Building Fund, P O Box 444, Yazoo City, MS 39194.Serving as pallbearers were Don Jackson, Stan West, Carter Wyche West, Roger Davis, Turner Davis, Bill Walker.
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Quechee Scottish Festival & Celtic Fair
Courtes of Christy Murray
Saturday, August 24, 8AM–4:30PM at Quechee Polo Field. $10-15; free for kids under 5.
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Prydein, Fifth Business, R'u-R'a and Frost & Fire entertain festival goers at this international gathering featuring sheepdog trials and themed arts and crafts.
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Vermont and Scotland are both known for verdant, mountainous landscapes and unforgiving climates. For most, the similarities stop there. For attendees of the Quechee Scottish Festival and Celtic Fair, however, the spirit of the country is alive and well in the Green Mountain State. Traditional music from local bands kicks off the 41st annual fête, getting festivalgoers to their feet and setting the tone for the bagpipe and chanting competitions that follow. The cultural celebration continues with the Vermont Sheepdog Championship Trials, highland dancing and athletics — including the ladies' rolling-pin toss — and themed arts and crafts.


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General Discussion / Re: First tour for Brits in US
« on: October 26, 2012, 05:10:58 pm »Try the Pacific coast or even just a part of it. Check out my blog.
I camped all but my last night in the Cascades after bing caught in a blizzard. No chance of that on the coast. State parks have hiker biker sites, just show up. The Oregon ones all had showers and charged $5 a night, most of the ones in California had showers too, prices were similar. Some in Washington did have showers, sow didn't, they were generally $12 a night.
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Guests can energize and recharge in the state-of-the-art fitness center. A European lighted courtyard beckons for cocktails and dining, while the award-winning Springs Orleans restaurant dishes up flavorful local favorites and Cajun Classics.
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He may have made a minor fashion faux pas with the tie, but in that snazzy blue suit Dmitry Medvedev remains something of a style guru for the discerning gentleman. As his previous PhotoBlog appearances have demonstrated, he knows how to accessorize, is not afraid of a bit of make-up, and he looks just as cool in leisure wear.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, right, takes off his tie as he meets with his Kazakh counterpart Nursultan Nazarbayev during the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) summit in Astana, Kazakhstan, on August 12. Medvedev took off his tie after Nazarbayev told him that the CSTO summit was an informal meeting.
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Fresh Mint Ice Cream
I may have mentioned that I'm currently addicted to my ice cream maker. I'm not sure if the addiction will be wearing off any time soon so you may start seeing a slew of creamy frozen dessert recipes. Here's one I adapted slightly from Cooking Light using fresh mint.
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Guatemala Tours
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Smoking volcanoes spin by as a sea of Mayan weaving lurches from one side of the chicken bus to the other. With the Mayan majority on constant display, dramatic geography, and prices a student could love, for some, Guatemala is the quintessential Central American experience. One of its mandatory stops, incredible Antigua Guatemala, was once the capital of an enormous swath of the Americas. Frozen in time for centuries thanks to repeated earthquakes, today it has been impeccably restored in all its rubble and glory ... not to mention it's the best traveller's hub from here to Cuzco. From crater lakes to the ruins of Tikal, it's a miracle Guatemala is still off the radar for so many. Let's hope it stays that way.
Mayan Sun—Southbound (CMCA)
Find your paradise somewhere between the blazing Yucatán sun and the cool Guatemalan highlands on this 16-day odyssey. Wander Antigua's cobblestone streets and its local markets before experiencing the diverse beauty of Lake Atitlán and its indigenous villages. Geared to the adventurer wanting to capture some of Central America's finest highlights, this trip will ensure that you really pack some punch into those postcards home.
Highlights: Relax on white-sand beaches, bask in Caye Caulker sunsets and reggae music, experience a local homestay, explore gorgeous colonial Antigua and its colourful markets.
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Trek though jungle backdrops to Mayan ruins and chill out on white sand under the Caribbean sun. Check out Mexico, Belize and Guatemala and experience the region's diversity. Wander colonial Antigua's cobblestone streets and shop for treasures before experiencing the natural beauty of Lake Atitlan, its indigenous Mayan villages and striking volcanoes. Snap a picture and impress the folks. One of our most popular trips, this adventure offers natural wonders, excitement and culture with enough time to socialize and do your own thing.
Highlights: Pounding the cobblestones of gorgeous colonial Antigua, overnighting in a local homestay, seeing the vibrant colours of markets, experiencing Caye Caulker sunsets and reggae music, blissing out on white-sand beaches, exploring Mayan sites
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From the lush cloud forests of Costa Rica to the evocative cobblestoned streets of Antigua, get off the tourist track and discover the colour and spirit of Central America. Discover ancient Mayan ruins at Copán and visit small villages for insight into the region's vibrant culture. Explore the volcanoes and jungle surrounding Ometepe Island and unwind on the white sand beaches of Roatán. With its combination of included activities and countless thrilling options, this trip offers you the chance to personalize your adventure into something special.
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Mayor declares November pancreatic cancer awareness month
Date: November 3, 2009
by: Loren Mayo | Staff Writer
Sarasota Mayor Dick Clapp declared November Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month at the city commission meeting Monday, Nov. 2.
Clapp presented the proclamation to Nancy Flemming, founder of the Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Foundation, and Jay Lockaby, executive director of The Wellness Community of Southwest Florida.
The Fifth Annual Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Walk, also founded by Flemming, a Longboat Key resident, will take place at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at J.D. Hamel Park, in Sarasota. Button pins will be available to participants who have lost a relative or friend to pancreatic cancer.
For details, visit www.sarasotawalk.org or call 400-4597.
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The weather on Longboat Key was cloudy on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 11, but the Longboat Key Town Commission stayed in the sunshine, as far as the Longboat Observer could tell. -
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This week, our reporters will make our final decisions on our favorite displays of holiday cheer for our "Spirit of the Season" contest. This year's competition isn't limited to lights.


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Volvo Trucks in North America is boosting fuel efficiency and payload capacity for regional haul carriers with the introduction of its Optimized Series, now available for order. The series includes eight models equipped with proven fuel- and weight-saving specifications to deliver a greater value of ownership for regional tanker, bulk haul, refrigerated, dry van or flatbed applications. As part of the Optimized Series, Volvo Trucks is also offering a mid-roof design for its VNM 430 and VNL 430 sleepers to provide additional headroom.
Outstanding performance on the road and a focus on training with safety in mind earned Tidewater Transit Co., Inc. and MCO Transport, Inc. the 2013 Volvo Trucks Safety Award. The fleets were recognized today at the American Trucking Associations Management Conference & Exhibition in Orlando, Fla. and presented $25,000 to be used toward their safety-related activities.
Volvo Trucks will remain the sole sponsor in 2014 of the America's Road Team, the premier trucking industry safety outreach program. Gӧran Nyberg, president of Volvo Trucks North American Sales & Marketing, announced Volvo's ongoing support today at the American Trucking Associations (ATA) Management Conference & Exhibition in Orlando, Fla.
Volvo Trucks expanded its XE – exceptional efficiency – powertrain package lineup with the introduction today of XE11 for its 11-liter Volvo D11 engine. Available on Volvo VNM and VNL models and rated up to 80,000 lbs. GCWR, XE11 is ideal for less-than-truckload, distribution, bulk haul and other regional applications. The powertrain package improves fuel efficiency by up to 3 percent.
Volvo Trucks announced today that all model year 2014 Volvo engines will offer fuel efficiency improvements as a result of optimized and enhanced engine componentry. Customers purchasing a Volvo truck equipped with a 2014 Volvo D11, D13 or D16 engine will see an increase in fuel efficiency ranging from .5 to 2 percent, offering a significant return on investment for fleets and owner-operators choosing Volvo power and further solidifying Volvo Trucks' fuel efficiency leadership.
Volvo Trucks recently expanded its network of leasing locations in the United States and Canada to include 10 new sites to better serve customers. Volvo Truck Leasing System is an association of independent Volvo Trucks dealerships throughout North America that provides full-service leasing, short- or long-term rental and service contracts to its customers.
Volvo Trucks recently named Mike Randolph vice president of national accounts for North America. Randolph will oversee Volvo's national accounts team, which develops total fleet solutions for less-than-truckload, truckload and private fleets.
Volvo trucks powered by compressed natural gas (CNG) and dimethyl ether (DME) will be on display this week at the Alternative Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, North America's largest alternative fuel and clean vehicle technology conference. The vehicles highlight Volvo Trucks' leadership in alternative fuel and driveline development.
Remote Diagnostics, Volvo Trucks' proactive diagnostic and repair planning service, was named Best Telematics Service or Solution for Commercial Vehicles by a panel of industry judges at the 10th annual Telematics Update Awards in Detroit.
Volvo Trucks in North America will partner with Safeway Inc., one of the largest food and drug retailers in North America, and Oberon Fuels to test heavy-duty commercial vehicles powered by dimethyl ether (DME) produced from biomass. The project received $500,000 in funding from California's San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) and will be the second customer field test conducted by Volvo Trucks in the U.S.


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CORPUS CHRISTI - A Nueces County Grand Jury has indicted the three men accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl in December.
Eric Dimick, Jacob Musich and Colton Visor have all been indicted on charges of aggravated kidnapping and aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Police say the trio kidnapped a girl who was riding her bike along Braesvalley drive in late December. According to court documents, the girl was sexually assaulted and left on the beach about an hour after she was abducted.
All three men are being held on $1 million bond. A trial date has not been set.
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A 10-year-old was killed while standing outside of a vehicle which lost control during the icy conditions, DPS said.
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Travis County non-profit Center for Child Protection will benefit next March from an all day fundraiser at the Circuit of the Americas that will see plenty of donors racing on the track.
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Travis County District Attorney Rosemary Lehmberg heads to court this week as a defendant in a civil trial that could oust her from office.
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Santa visited Austin early on Sunday, joining hundreds of motorcyclists for their annual Toy Run.
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J. B. Johnson, H. Toniolo, A. C. Seitz, J. Schmid, P. Duvoy
This report outlines the status of hydrokinetic power generation technology, the expected trajectory of improvement over the next five years, and recommended actions the state can take to accelerate this technology field. The report is based on numerous sources as well as data collected by ACEP over thepast year at a hydrokinetic research site in Nenana, Alaska.
Johnson, J. and Pride, D. "River, Tidal, and Ocean Current Hydrokinetic Energy Technologies: Status and Future Opportunities in Alaska. Alaska Center for Energy and Power. November, 2010.
A summary of current research efforts and issues related to hydrokinetics in Alaska.
Johnson, J., Toniolo, H. and Seitz, A. "Hydrokinetics: the Alaskan way". International Water Power & Dam Construction, July issue (2011), 38 – 41.
The article provides a comprehensive approach for hydrokinetic resource assessment.
Toniolo, H., Duvoy, P., Vanlesberg, S., and J.B. Johnson. 2010. Modelling and field measurements in support of the hydrokinetic resource assessment for the Tanana river at Nenana, Alaska. Proc. Inst. Mech. Eng, J. Power and Energy, 224, Part A, DOI: 10.1243/09576509JPE1017
This publication is a literature review that synthesizes the current state of knowledge of fish ecology in the Tanana River and provides a framework for studying the impacts of hydrokinetic devices on fishes in high latitude turbid rivers.
Seitz, A.C., K. Moerlein, M.D. Evans and A.E. Rosenberger. 2011. Ecology of fishes in a high latitude turbid river, with implications for the impacts of hydrokinetic devices. Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries, DOI 10.1007/s11160-011-9200-3.
HYDROKAL: A module for in-stream resource assessment
The article describes a new numerical module capable of calculating power density and the location of maximum velocity and specific discharge along a river reach.
Duvoy, P. and Toniolo, H. "HYDROKAL: A module for in-stream resource assessment." Computers & Geosciences , July issue (2011) DOI:10.1016/j.cageo.2011.06.016
The article is focuses on the kinetic and turbulent energy partition.
Walsh, C., Fochesatto, J. and Toniolo, H. "The importance of flow and turbulence characteristics for hydrokinetic energy development on the Tanana river at Nenana, Alaska." Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part A: Journal of Power and Energy, published online November 7th, 2011, DOI: 10.1177/0957650911424025


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Dr. Kristen L. Macuga
Kristen L. Macuga, Ph.D.
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Areas of Interest
- Engineering psychology
- Multisensory perception
- Motor control and learning
- Action observation
- Motor imagery
- Tool use
- Virtual reality
- Driving
- Cognitive neuroscience (fMRI)
Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara (Cognition, Perception and Cognitive Neuroscience)
B.S., James Madison University (Psychology)
Academic Positions and Appointments
Assistant Professor, Oregon State University, 2012-present
Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Oregon, 2008-2012
Selected Publications
Macuga, K.L., Papailiou, A.P., & Frey, S.H. (2012). Motor imagery of tool use: Relationship to actual use and adherence to Fitts' law across tasks. Experimental Brain Research, 218, 169-179.
Macuga, K.L., & Frey, S.H.(2012). Neural representations involved in observed, imagined, and imitated actions are dissociable and hierarchically organized. NeuroImage, 59, 2798-2807.
Macuga, K.L., & Frey, S.H.(2011).Selective responses in right inferior frontal and supramarginal gyri differentiate between observed movements of oneself vs. another. Neuropsychologia, 49, 1202-1207.
Macuga, K.L., Beall, A.C., Kelly, J.W., Smith, R.S., & Loomis, J.M. (2007). Changing lanes: Inertial cues and explicit path information facilitate steering performance when visual feedback is removed. Experimental Brain Research, 178(2), 141-150.
Macuga, K.L., Loomis, J.M., Beall, A.C., & Kelly, J.W. (2006). Perception of heading without retinal optic flow. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 68(5), 872-878.
Loomis, J.M., Beall, A.C., Macuga, K.L., Kelly, J.W., & Smith, R.S. (2006). Visual control of action without retinal optic flow. Psychological Science, 17, 214-221.
Gray, R., Macuga, K., & Regan, D. (2004). Long range interactions between object-motion and self-motion in the perception of movement in depth. Vision Research, 44, 179-195.
Salvucci, D.D., & Macuga, K.L. (2002). Predicting the effects of cellular-phone dialing on driver performance. Cognitive Systems Research, 3, 95-102.


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Q: My relationship with fast food is a love-hate one; I love to hate it and hate to love it. I have tried packing lunches and will take them with me and still end up in drive-thru because my stuff just never looks good. Are there things that are good choices to make?
A: My job is to encourage you to make healthy food a higher priority in your life, however that looks. While many think that healthy eating requires a lot of time, it really doesn't. It just requires some thought as to where you'll be and what you can bring / order. While Subway has healthy options, most people also add on the cheese, mayo, chips, and drink. If you're disciplined, you can order healthy at a handful of fast-food places.
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Newtown principal remembered
Webster district-wide letter addresses tragedy
[Editor note: Webster Superintendent of Schools Barbara Malkas knew Dawn Hochsprung at Sage College of Albany. These are her remarks. Her letter to the district follows.]
Dawn Hochsprung, Principal of Sandy Hook Elementary School, was a graduate student at the Sage College of Albany Educational Leadership Doctoral Program. I (Superintendent Malkas) was her "Executive Coach" in the program. She was an amazing principal that worked tirelessly on behalf of her students, and she was always concerned that she would not be able to juggle the demands of her job, graduate school, and family life (her daughter is scheduled to be married at her home this June).
It was my job to encourage her, to read her papers and give her feedback, and above all be a sounding board to her concerns. I so enjoyed working with her and liked that she referred to me as her "life coach". In her final moments, she pressed the intercom so that the school would be alerted to the presence of the intruder. Her act of courage and thoughtfulness saved lives from an already tragic death toll for the community in Newtown, CT. Please pray for her, her family, the other victims and their families.
The following letter will be posted to the district website:
Dear Students, Staff, Parents/Guardians, and Community Partners,
The recent events have affected all of us, and they could lead us to conclude that the world we live in today is fear filled, requiring constant vigilance. As more information is released to the media, we may learn more about the perpetrators in these tragic events, but we will never know enough that will help us to understand what motivates such evil in the hearts of man. When children are the target of those filled with evil, it is beyond our ability comprehend. The innocent deserve our protection, and there are none more innocent than children.
On Thursday, December 6th, 2012, a community partnership of administration from Webster Public Schools, the Police Department, Fire and Rescue, and the Department of Public Health, met to revise the medical and emergency response plans.
While the school community will reflect on how to do more to protect our children and continue to work closely with our community partners to revise our plans, we will also want to keep in mind that schools are meant to be places of learning and not be reactive to fear. Evil will win if we allow these events to steal the childhood of our children.
In this season of light, we celebrate the innocence of the child and allow for dreaming big dreams and the beliefs in goodness, love, and peace on earth. We must preserve these values for our children. As a community we must work together to insure that childhood remains an opportunity to believe that this world is a safe place to be and where all things are possible.
May you know peace
May your heart remain open
May you feel safe, honored, and respected at this time
May you see the light of your own true nature, and see that as good
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It is?Originally Posted by (Katzelowski @ Dec. 12 2005,20:42)
It is?Originally Posted by (Katzelowski @ Dec. 12 2005,20:42)
yeah, i can confirm this, there is an outworld!
Can i find the version 1.075 of ecp anywhere nowadays? 'Cause i'd very much like to try eecp and last time i checked it doesn't work with 1.085.
I dont think 1.075 was released, it just jumped to 1.085.
1.075 was released but it should be on the first page of this thread i think since this EECP is for 1.075. So it should be if not try a search on google
You just need 1.071 -which is linked from the first page. Let me know if you can't track it down . . . .
Hmm what you can try is to install the needed older version of ECP in a faked OFP folder then rename it to E-ECP or what ever took the E-ECP files in there and copy that to your real OFP folder.
I think that will work
I found the ecp core and dynamic range addons on the first page yeah, but where's all that other stuff? or was it introduced in 1.085?Originally Posted by (TermiPete @ Dec. 21 2005,23:50)
hm, the ecp seems to be down. anyone else know where i can download it?
maybe cause its down its going to be released very soon
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Littleton brothers save couple from burning car
LITTLETON, Mass. (WHDH) -- A family displayed courage under fire as they jumped into a burning SUV on the side of the Mass. Pike.
The family was on their way home from Logan Airport when they spotted the SUV burning on the Mass. Pike. The three brothers jumped into action.
"At this point I was holding her head and making sure she wasn't bleeding," said Brian Joyce.
Brian Joyce, 21, along with his older brother Stevie and younger brother Michael, recounted the frantic scene they came upon along the Mass. Pike in Newton in the middle of the night.
An SUV was on its side, engulfed in flames, and a man and a woman were trapped inside.
"I just remember not being able to get in the front door, and being in the back of the car, trying to pull them out," said Steve Joyce.
"The chance that everyone was going to be okay was very scary to think about. And walking up, that six seconds is all you have to think about is what could be going on, what's wrong," said Brian Joyce.
The couple was pulled to safety and suffered only minor injuries.
"Scary just looking back at the whole events and what could have happened and how it could have been different," said Steven Joyce, father.
"I was scared out of my mind but at the same time, glad it's over and glad everybody turned out okay," said Diane Joyce, mother.
The Joyce's were returning from a family vacation in Alaska and were driving on the Mass. Pike around 2:30 a.m. when they saw the burning SUV.
With other motorists driving by, the Joyce brothers didn't think twice about jumping into action.
"Without us, I feel like no one else had been helping so the couple, they could have died," said Michael Joyce.
The driver of the burning SUV was cited by police for drunk driving -- his third offense.
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Willis' residency no doubt will ratchet up the building's already soaring cache. The three-bedroom, three-bath unit that Willis bought is about 5,000 square feet and has city views. The centerpiece of the building is the grand lobby, lavishly appointed in exotic woods and stone and with a $1 million Dale Chihuly chandelier as a focal point. There is also a 24-hour concierge, dining room, wine cellar, pool and gym-spa. The units are equipped with Poggenpohl kitchens and baths, soaring ceilings and walls of glass. The project was developed by ELAD Properties, which also developed New York's Plaza Hotel. Luxury real estate broker Valerie Fitzgerald is the head of sales for the project, according to the MLS and other sources. A spokesman for The Carlyle could not be reached for comment.


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There must be some latent value in version number. Close to 3 years old, Google Chrome is already at version 14 in its developer channel. The grand old man of web-browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE), which has a much slower release cycle, is at version 9. The second oldest browser in production, Opera, is at version 11. That leaves Mozilla Firefox, which is relatively newer to the market, but crawled its way past generations by versions 1.0x or 0.5x, with 0.0.1x in near-monthly minor updates. With the browser-wars hotting up as Google Chrome maintains its breakneck development cycle and MSIE regained competitiveness with version 9, Mozilla Firefox is ceding market-share. Perhaps this is pushing Mozilla to speed up its update cycle. In Mozilla's case, this seems more like an version number inflation, because Firefox 4 was released just this March, and has only had one minor update since (4.0.1). The group is already looking to release the next "big release", Firefox 5, on 21 June, 2011. Its file locations on Mozilla's FTP are already leaked. Unlike with older major releases where each comes with a changed user interface, layout, or at least new icons; Firefox 5 user interface is identical to that of Firefox 4. The changes here are a faster webpage rendering engine, improved HTML5 support, the ability to pin bookmarked webpages to the Windows Taskbar a-là MSIE 9, and a built-in Adobe PDF reader a-là Chrome. DOWNLOAD: Mozilla Firefox 5 (Win32) Source: The Tech Journal
I've been using Aurora so have been enjoying some of the new bits already : ] Which is at 6.02a if anyone wants to get it too. (No updates have been unstable thus far)
I think that this inflated version number update cycle is a mistake. Yearly releases might have been more appropriate. I just think it devalues the version number as a whole.
I've been using the new version since yesterday. I doesn't seem like such a RAM hog anymore, but that might just be the 'version number' placebo effect. @Red_Machine: agreed. Google Chrome's version number race is annoying, as there's barely any functional and cosmetic difference between them, even if there is under the hood. Download the one in the English the rest of the world uses: ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/5.0/win32/en-GB/
Well at the higher level of the dir structure I'm only seeing what looks like a 64-bit version for Linux, but nada for Win.
Ahh more browser wars. I remember a time when I had every browser known installed. Now I just don't care and as long as its not M$ built and reliable, I run it. IE can be refined and refined forever and even become the most secure browser in the universe, but they can't change the fact that the first time I used it on my original build 8+yrs ago, it got a worm on my system. Never used IE since and I've never had any problem running without AV software all these years.
The new numbering scheme is idiotic and a complete nightmare from a tech support perspective. Does anyone happen to remember what was new in Chrome version 7 ? Where i can tell you easily what was going on for each and every Firefox release so far. Because it made sense. Smaller version number bumps also meant smaller changes to the program. But they were saying like version numbers are constraining them. Bollocks. They were just lazy. If they'd add significant enough changes they could easily justify the larger version number more often. But now they'll release small updates and release big numbers. For what? To measure who's gentlemen sausage is bigger? I just hope Opera won't follow this stupid route as their version numbering makes the most sense for now. Jumps by 0.1 are for hotfixes, jumps for 0.50 are for larger changes and whole number changes are for complete overhaul and a bigger step forward. Easy to follow and it just makes sense. Like it did for Firefox before version 4.0...
You really should run AV software. Microsoft's Security Essentials is the best of the free offerings right now and can even beat some paid offerings from other companies.
Last time i checked it wasn't... It's on-access engine is slow as hell and detection is not exactly best in class even though its not bad either. avast! and Panda Cloud are imos till a better option...
I run usual firefox update allready like 3 days ago and it auto updated to version 5.Didnt need any early leaked. EDIT: and definitely see some speed improvements.
except they dont sit at 30-50mb of resource usage, MSE is light and tell me how often do you actually have to scan your system, i only need to scan once every 5-6months and always turn up clean with mbam and mse so seems kinda worthless to have a resource hog AV that well since im not a complete moron on the internet downloading from every link possible will need the extra 4-5mins of my life back cause i get a virus every day like my uncles wife.... even with Kaspersky she gets viruses... Users the biggest difference in Viruses infecting a machine an A/V cant stop user stupidity.
I disagree. MSSE is outstanding on all fronts. On another note, FF5 fixes the blurry fonts issue. Settings are now found under pre-installed addons.
well Its slow on updates and scanning,but can live with that..I even changed my paid complete Avast! internet security for MSE.its just so much less compicated and easy on system.
Not amused with this version change... what's the point anyway? And most of my addon now refuse to load, good job Mozilla. Yes, I know there's a workaround for it, but end user shouldn't required to do it just because they feel like joining the stupid race with Chrome.
I have to say that as a user I personally believe that FireFox has lost and forgotten everything that made it attractive to begin with. I no longer feel that Firefox is MY browser and it's a little saddening - most recently they enforce radical interface changes with not even a CHOICE to the user - based on OTHER browsers that I have obviously chosen NOT to use as I'm still using Firefox. I may as well just USE chrome now - it's lighter anyway. Everything that made Firefox DIFFERENT, and hence gave it value, is slowly evaporating away as it chameleons itself into the common swamp of samey-samey design - it's no longer unique... ... it's no longer attractive.


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Swarovski-studded Contact Lenses (Now We've Seen It All)
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They might look pretty in photographs, and maybe photographers will use them for surreal and especially artistic shots, but what regular person in their right mind would wear these contact lenses with Swarovski crystals embedded inside?
The sparkly lenses were created as part of a Swarovski competition that had over 4000 entries from 92 countries. These lenses won first place, which makes me wonder what did the 2nd and 3rd place winners look like?
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Don't let the incredibly long name of this show turn you off: "The Real World/Road Rules Challenge: Fresh Meat II," airing Wednesdays at 10 p.m., is the perfect union of two long-running MTV series. The challenge provides the naval-gazing (and fabulous real estate) of "The Real World" with the globe-trotting and physical challenges of "Road Rules." Up for grabs is a cash prize of $300,000 for the last team standing.
This 19th season (!) repeats the theme of the 12th, which introduced participants new to either show (hence, the "fresh meat.") The show's physical feats and emotional intrigue (there are lots of alliances and dalliances in the house) take place in Vancouver, Canada, and the man in charge is T.J. Lavin, the BMX rider, who explains each week's task and directs the deliberations that decide each team's fate. We caught up with him for a short Q & A , with him answering from his home in Las Vegas.
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The danger from an electrical shock depends on the type of current, how high the voltage is, how the current traveled through the body, the person's overall health and how quickly the person is treated.
Call 911 or your local emergency number immediately if any of these signs or symptoms occur:
- Cardiac arrest
- Heart rhythm problems (arrhythmias)
- Respiratory failure
- Muscle pain and contractions
- Burns
- Seizures
- Numbness and tingling
- Unconsciousness
While waiting for medical help, follow these steps:
- Look first. Don't touch. The person may still be in contact with the electrical source. Touching the person may pass the current through you.
- Turn off the source of electricity, if possible. If not, move the source away from you and the person, using a dry, nonconducting object made of cardboard, plastic or wood.
- Check for signs of circulation (breathing, coughing or movement). If absent, begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) immediately.
- Prevent shock. Lay the person down and, if possible, position the head slightly lower than the trunk with the legs elevated.
After coming into contact with electricity, the person should see a doctor to check for internal injuries, even if he or she has no obvious signs or symptoms.
- Don't touch the person with your bare hands if he or she is still in contact with the electrical current.
- Don't get near high-voltage wires until the power is turned off. Stay at least 20 feet away — farther if wires are jumping and sparking.
- Don't move a person with an electrical injury unless the person is in immediate danger.
- What to do in a medical emergency: Electrical injury-shock. American College of Emergency Physicians. http://www.emergencycareforyou.org/EmergencyManual/WhatToDoInMedicalEmergency/Default.aspx?id=236&terms=Electrical+shock. Accessed Feb. 13, 2012.
- First aid for electric shock. American Institute for Preventive Medicine. http://www.healthy.net/scr/Article.asp?Id=1490&action=print. Accessed Feb. 13, 2012.
- McPhee SJ, et al. Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2012. 51st ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2012. http://www.accessmedicine.com/resourceTOC.aspx?resourceID=1. Accessed Feb. 13, 2012.


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Do you like digging in the dirt? Finding out about your heritage?
Abby the Archaeobus, a mobile classroom from The Society for Georgia Archaeology, is coming to your branch for a visit- learn about Georgia's history, tour the bus and participate in activities based on digging up the past!
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Long story short: By upping the ante character-wise and creating memorable action sequences, Catching Fire is a vast improvement on the first Hunger Games film. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire will remind you of: The Lord of the Flies, Battle Royale, Predator, The Truman Show, Dark City, The Running Man, The Dirty Dozen.
The second Hunger Games movie has arrived and it blows the first one out of the water. Director Francis Lawrence (no relation to Jennifer) has the pulse of the fandom. Gone are the handheld action sequences of the first film, the campy CGI crowds of Panem, the frustrating tendency to play it safe. Lawrence's sequel is just "more" and "better" in every way.
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hey trick
im so sick of these stupid ass niggas
Red Ribbon
did you get the pic
whats up gorgeouse how you doin
whaca doing bestie missing you like always
i lyke yo pics dai kute
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was gud ma
just comin threw like you asked to show you in da team some love HA HA MUCH LOVE SWEET HEART
no i was talkin bout these dumb hoes up here