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Nice article...I was recalling quotes from "Meet the Robinsons". As a Creative Consultant, I've asked clients to allow themselves to see "failure" as a VERB, not a NOUN, when self-assesing. Little thing = big difference.
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CRASHDÏET was born in a new millennium where the rock n roll
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DAVE LEPARD , PETER LONDON, MARTIN SWEET and ERIC YOUNG.
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For a short period of time in my life there were two obscure things I aspired to be as a kid. One was the pink Power Ranger and the other was one of the fly girl dancers from that TV show 'In Living Color'. I like to encourage people to go after their dreams but sometimes one just has to accept they might not be as talented in certain areas as they hope for. A fly girl dancer was never going to be my 'thing'. My reality is whole lot less coordinated and graceful and a whole lot more waling into walls, opening car doors into my face and tripping over cracks in the sidewalk. It is, what it is. You couldn't tell me anything when I was a kid though, my parents have horrible home video of me doing some weird river dance meets krump meets contemporary dance choreography to the entire Micheal Jackson 'Thriller' album that I hope another human being will never see again in my lifetime.
Power Ranger Ninja styling it up was also not likely to be on my resume because first of all, I hadn't yet discovered the fine art of traneing UFC and second of all, my father thought I should be in the kitchen with Mom making sandwiches and baking cookies. No sports activities allowed for me while I was growing up. Now I sit here in front of my computer screen, typing away aimlessly, occasionally getting up and sneaking into the empty conference room to practice a spinning back-fist or flying knees in the air just to feed my inner ninja girl and break up the monotony of my reality.
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I tried building Tcl/Tk in msys (windows) and outside the source tree (something like):
cd mydir; c:/home/rene/tcl8.5/win/configure make
It does not work because of ":" was used as separator in the "VPATH" variable list. After changing to ";" everything work fine. Have I missed something? Is there a better/other way to do. Btw. the same issue is in the TEA building system.
Msys is a funny blend of windows and unix; sometimes things are a little odd, but there's usually a way. More troublesome is if you've got directories with spaces in in the path or the working directory. That can cause real annoyance (least it has done for me in the past) as many Unix-derived scripts aren't robust against that sort of thing; Unix culture has frowned upon non-graph characters in filenames for, well, longer than I've used computers.
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> Invoke configure like this:
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The Refugies who are going to start the new city
For the purposes of the new city, I'd like to open the discussion with its theme. The new rules hint that the world is a dark, mysterious place with points of light where civilization exists. So, I think we should incorporate that theme into the new city.
As a point of light, I don't think the city should benefit from a rapid influx of new residents (the previous threads felt a little inorganic to me.) The population should grow very slowly as a rule, only adding a single person here and there. I also don't think that an adventuring class (PC class) would be necessary for starting a town. Any character can fill the role of a leader, and we can always introduce PC classes later. However, it also seems (to me) somewhat inorganic to have some random NPC find some land and have people gravitate towards it.
So I'm thinking that perhaps the city and its residents have already been there for a while, and for some reason they find that they must start anew, such as a cataclysmic event or invasion. Now they must either replant or find someplace new to settle down. Personally I like the idea of some event that levels the city leaving the few survivors left to dig through the ashes hoping to find a way to rebuild over the next few chronicles. Then, in a later chronicle, this same event has caused an sudden, mass of refugees to migrate to the new "point of light" for protection; led by some savior PC class, they all choose to stay to help guard (or oppress) the town.
In the DMG it says a city of 25,000 would have 1 guard per 100 people to protect it from threats within and without.That's only 250 guards,twice that in dangerous areas,thats 250 guards divided between three 8 hour shifts. WTF??? Does any one else think this is far to small a number? What would be a better amount?
I haven't been able to follow the thread for quite some time now. I'm not even quite sure what is going on.
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The Build a City Thread IV
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How about a new city that is built on the ruins of a larger, ancient city? The "points of light" are neighborhoods that have been made safe again, typically by residents constructing make-shift walls from the rubble, neighborhood militias, and the occasional town guard. Some of the buildings are newer, but most of the ones standing are older, origenal buildings built by the lost civilization using a level of magic/technology that is currently lost.
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ROBERT LEROY PRESTON 8/25/1936 - 9/16/2013 Bob passed away unexpectedly on September 16, 2013. He was born and raised in Riverside the first son to C.W. "Bill" and Doris Preston. He attended school in Riverside at Lincoln Elementary, Central Jr. High and Riverside Poly High. He was a member of the 60th reunion committee and other reunions in between for Riverside Poly High's class of 1954. Bob and his family moved to Apple Valley in 1971. He worked as a licensed mortician at the family's mortuary in Riverside, and then as a salesman for Young's Market Company for 31 years. After his retirement, he went back to work part-time as a driver for Enterprise Rent-a-Car and a
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for Sunset Hills & Victor Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary. Bob had a genuine interest in people and had a joke for every occasion. He was very loving and so proud to be a family man. His life was his family. He is survived by his wife and best friend Cindy with whom he celebrated 49 wonderful years in June. They were married on June 19, 1964 at Calvary Presbyterian Church in Riverside. He is also survived by his two daughters, Lori of San Diego and Kristin and her husband Stephen of Rockwall, TX; three grandchildren Alexander Preston-Kangas, and Katie and Branden Erickson; and nephew Jeff. Predeceased by son William Preston and brother Ronald Preston. Bob enjoyed camping with his wife and belonged to several camping/RV groups. His favorite location was Pismo Beach; his most recent trip was to celebrate his 77th birthday in August. He loved New Orleans' jazz music and was the site captain for the Jubilee Jazz Festival in Pismo Beach. He grew up playing golf with a handicap of 2 and was a member of Victoria Country Club in Riverside and Apple Valley Country Club. Golf was something at which Bob, his mother, father, and brother all excelled. He was forced to retire from the game after a shoulder injury. He also enjoyed going to the gym, fishing, watching sports, meeting friends for coffee, and more recently he took an interest in water aerobics. The family will have a memorial service with reception immediately following for family and friends on Friday, September 27, 2013 at 11:00 AM at The Church of the Valley, 20700 Standing Rock Rd, Apple Valley. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in Bob's name to Rose of Sharon Life Center, 14725 7th Street Suite 600, Victorville, CA 92395; Moses House Ministries P.O. Box 2033 Victorville, CA 92393; or Church of the Valley Youth Ministries, 20700 Standing Rock Rd, Apple Valley, CA. 92307. Victor Valley Mortuary is handling arrangements 760-245-8164.
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CUTHBERT -- Donald Clay Ammons, 79, died October 23, 2012, at Phoebe Putney Hospital in Albany. Graveside funeral services will be held Friday, October 26, 2012, at 11:00 AM in Eastview Cemetery in Cuthbert with the Rev. Floyd Hipp officiating.
Mr. Ammons was born May 20, 1933, son of the late George Benjamin Ammons and Josie Dee Meeks Ammons. He was a retired farmer, a veteran of the US Army, and a Methodist.
Survivors include his wife: Katherine M, Ammons of Lumpkin; a son: Donnie Ammons (Von) of Richland; two daughters: Kathy Wiggins (Leon) of Smithville, and Nancy Wilson (Mike) of Cuthbert; two brothers: Emory Ammons and Glover Ammons both of Lumpkin; ten grandchildren; and four great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends Thursday, October 25th from 6:00 until 7:00 at Lunsford Funeral Home in Cuthbert and afterwards at the residence of Nancy and Mike Wilson, 548 Wilson Road, Cuthbert, GA.
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whirling too fast to heed the signs
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Flames leap brilliantly from wish to wish
snaking around careless whims
all of our hopes descend to ash
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but we're far too caught up
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"Get out, escape now!
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We finally take notice
when the smoke starts burning our eyes
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as our fairy tale goes up in flames
helpless on our throne of ignorance
cloudless skies turn blood red
ember stars twinkle madly with sinister joy
because Paradise is burning
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of stone goddesses in gardens of perfection
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Christian, Muslim and Jewish religious and lay organisations and institutions have pledged to mobilise fresh support for peace in the Middle East.
Regional and global church groups are working to bring "development, advocacy and conflict resolution" into the Colombian peace process.
The Archbishop of York, the Catholic Bishop of Middlesbrough and the Methodist Chair of the York & Hull District are to lead a service at York Minster on climate change.
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The Church of Norway has expressed its deep gratitude towards the international ecumenical fellowship for support after the recent terror attacks.
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Germantown - What do the Green Bay Packers, the White House and the World Atlas have in common? They are all themes of little free libraries made by high school freshmen who are in the English Honors course.
The Little Free Library is a not-for-profit reading initiative that has started to spread throughout Wisconsin. A little library is usually handmade and stationed outside of a home, church or park. It is filled with used books that people can come and take. Later on they can either return the books or place different books inside.
Germantown High School got permission to use the trademark name of Little Free Library and sent the students on a reading mission of their own.
About 50 honor students broken up into groups of seven ran with the idea, building a slew of mini-libraries that will be set up in every school in the Germantown School District, said English Honors Teacher Cassandra Hanson, who spearheaded the project with the school's Instructional Media Specialist Jeff Schreiber. These will be set up as a "library within a library," she said.
In addition, one little library will be sent to a new school being built in Uganda. Another will be auctioned off at the Germantown Community Scholarship Fund's 28th annual Dinner and Auction on Feb. 7.
"It's a way to foster the love of reading in a community, so we do independent reading projects in here every quarter that is kind of outside the academic stuff," Hanson said.
In her English classes, Hanson traditionally includes a project-based assessment in an effort to have students work together and think outside of the box.
"It encourages students, especially in a small group, to work in a collaborative environment and communicate with their peers and learn how to manage time outside of the classroom," she said. "There's also a great amount of creativity to it as well."
Hanson said the students took ownership of their projects, including donating their own books, finding the materials and coming up with a creative theme.
Not only did the high school students receive a hands-on lesson, the elementary students will receive a message on the importance of reading.
"Having our students use their critical thinking skills to develop these resources is a great source of pride," Superintendent Susan Borden said. "We emphasize the importance of reading as a foundational skill and it is fabulous to see that our high school students are sharing this message with our elementary students. They are making reading a strong part of our culture, which will lead to success for every student."
For information on the Free Little Library initiative, visit littlefreelibrary.org.
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This month I have a specific invitation to interns who will be returning to campus at Luther Seminary. Over the past few years we've developed a pattern of welcoming returning interns by listening to your stories (and inviting you to listen to each other's stories) about internship. This year we'll do this on Wednesday, September 4, from 1:30-5:00 p.m.
As we said in an email to you earlier this summer, we know the return to campus can be rough. We know you've grown in your leadership, and have lived …
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During a long car ride last week we popped in an old CD, and I heard a song from deep in my past that always makes me laugh.
When I was in high school the singer Bobby Darin had a short-term hit with a song called "Artificial Flowers." What amuses me about the song is this: while the narrative is "tragic"/maudlin (a nine year old orphan girl freezes to death), the music that goes with it is relentlessly cheerful and upbeat. If you just heard the music, you'd want to …
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Posted by Christian Scharen on 8/1/2013 12:10 AM
This is the last in a series of posts drawing from a little book by George Mason titled Preparing the Pastors We Need: Reclaiming the Congregation's Role in Training Clergy (Alban, 2012). The book could be described as practical guidance for congregations and clergy interested in supporting excellent "in context" learning for clergy in training. This applies to many contexts, not just the particular sort of pastoral residency Mason has led at Wilshire Baptist, the church he leads in Dallas. …
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Posted by Contextual Learning on 8/1/2013 12:00 AM
You in the back row…when is internship over?
When you give your last sermon in the internship congregation.
Wrong. Over by the windows, what do you think?
When the congregation has its farewell party.
Sorry. You in the front, sticking your hand up and jumping up and down.
When you move back to campus.
Wrong. Anybody else want to try?
I didn't think so. Here is the correct answer. Internship is over when all of your evaluation forms have been returned to the Contextual Leadership …
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Posted by Christian Scharen on 7/1/2013 12:25 AM
As we turn to summer, and all the changes the turn of the seasons offer, this beautiful reflection by poet Mary Oliver encourages us to linger, to pay attention, and to wonder what God would have us do with our one wild and precious life!
The Summer Dayby Mary Oliver
Who made the world?Who made the swan, and the black bear?Who made the grasshopper?This grasshopper, I mean -the one who has flung herself out of the grass,the one who is eating sugar out of my hand,who is moving her jaws back and forth …
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Posted by Christian Scharen on 7/1/2013 12:20 AM
In May's issue of Ministry of Context I began a series of articles drawing from a little book by George Mason titled Preparing the Pastors We Need: Reclaiming the Congregation's Role in Training Clergy (Alban, 2012). Pr. Mason has led Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas since 1989. For the past 12 years, Wilshire has hosted a pastoral residency program focused on mentoring young pastors in their first years after graduation from seminary.
In the last post I discussed the crucial feature …
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Posted by Steve McKinley on 7/1/2013 12:20 AM
I was more-or-less out of touch for a couple weeks in May. Pat and I were on a "Turbo Tour" of Europe, touching the soil of eleven different countries in the company of other Americans, Australians, and New Zealanders. Most of the Americans were contemporaries of ours, meaning folks who can remember when Dwight David Eisenhower was president and your television picture, if you were fortunate enough to have one of those new-fangled devices, came in two colors: black and white.
Pat and …
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By Ingrid Arneson Rasmussen
I just got off the phone with my dad. He is on a vacationing in Grand Marais, MN. Each summer he gets in the car, drives the eight hours north, and plants himself on the shores of Lake Superior for several days. It's his solo pilgrimage—one he takes with thousands of other Minnesotans. He didn't describe the stops he made along the way; he didn't need to. A donut at Tobies, gas in Duluth, smoked fish in Two Harbors, a soda in Silver Bay, and another …
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Posted by Contextual Learning on 7/1/2013 12:10 AM
Every year at the Spring Cluster Meetings we have a discussion about saying good-bye to the internship congregation. This is the advice given to interns at that time. Supervisors hear all of this, but lay committees might find this advice helpful.
1. Talk openly about leaving and your feelings about it.
2. Accept invitations out, even if they were not offered before.
3. Pay outstanding debts in the community.
4. Have a farewell celebration -- accept gifts graciously.
5. Take time to say individual …
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Posted by Contextual Learning on 7/1/2013 12:05 AM
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- Ali Cambel, George Washington University
Research mathematicians, physicists, engineers, selected biologists, and computer scientists.
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- Imprint: ACADEMIC PRESS
"This short, somewhat conversational book is illuminating on a variety of topics, such as attractors, nonlinear population equations, logistic maps, fractal dimensions, and Mandelbrot sets. It is written in an engaging manner at a level suitable for undergraduates, and the references are well chosen and fairly up to date....Cambels book will be a rewarding experience."
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Benjamin Delpy the author of the well known mimikatz toolkit has released a very cool extension to WinDbg today.
In summary the extension can extract Windows passwords from memory dumps, hibernation files and Virtual Machine .vmem files (paging, snapshots).
Especially the ability to extract passwords from .vmem files was very interesting. So I decided to to test this out, so let's see how it works!
First you need to download and install the Debugging Tool for Windows (WinDbg). Then we'll need MoonSols Windows Memory toolkit (Free edition suffices) and finally you'll need to download mimikatz.
Extract bin2dmp.exe from Windows Memory Toolkit and use it to convert a .vmem file to a .dmp file:
Now start WinDbg and load the generated dump file via File -> Open Crash Dump. Load the mimilib.dll file that corresponds to the dump file (32 bit lib for x86 dumps and 64 bit lib for x64 dumps).
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This year's Budget contained some good news for first-time buyers and homemovers. The Government has extended its stamp duty holiday on properties costing up to £175,000 until the end of 2009.
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Stamp duty, officially known as stamp duty land tax, is the tax you pay when buying property or land in the UK. It's charged at different rates according to the price of the home or land you're buying.
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*Due to revert to between £125,001 and £250,000 from 01/01/2010
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You're also exempt from paying stamp duty if your home costs less than £500,000 and is carbon-neutral. Environmentally friendly properties costing more than this get a reduction of up to £15,000. But you must have a zero-carbon home certificate from an accredited assessor to qualify for the perk.
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You'll only be exempt from stamp duty if you buy a home that costs £175,000 or less, by the end of the year.
If you're looking for a more expensive home, why not find one that's carbon neutral? That way you'll not only save cash on the tax but on your energy bills too.
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Two years ago, the 22-year-old was cultivated by former Bath head coach Steve Meehan as one of the clubs Bright Young Things. At one point, Meehan suggested Scott could even go on to become a Bath strike runner as deadly as Nick Abendanon.
But after an encouraging debut season in 2010-11, which saw Scott make six Premiership appearances, Meehan's successor – Sir Ian McGeechan – gave him just two appearances off the bench last term. Scott made a defensive lapse against Gloucester and McGeechan binned him.
There was to be no reprieve. Scott was sent out on loan to London Welsh – then in the Championship – and was not offered a contract extension by Bath.
Since then, Scott has not looked back. He played a try-scoring role in Welsh's Championship play-off victory, and on Sunday gleefully snaffled up Donald's rash pass and ran 70 metres to score the winning try.
It was a score that simultaneously served as a personal vindication for Scott and underscored the folly of McGeechan's decision to place him in the 'rejects' file.
Scott, who still has many social connections to Bath, spent three years at The Rec, and his time training alongside World Cup-winner Donald turned out to be pretty useful during injury time at the Kassam Stadium.
"I played with Stephen Donald a bit and I knew he took the ball to the line quite a lot," explained Scott after the final whistle. "I hedged my bets. I saw Nick Abendanon going down the outside and I went for the interception. Thank goodness it went into my hands."
Scott was one of six former Bath players in the Exiles' match-day squad, with Daniel Browne, skipper Jonathan Mills, Tom Voyce, Martin Purdy and Romania prop Paulica Ion all among the ranks of ex-Rec men.
"It was obviously nice for me personally to get a try against my old club but more importantly it was all about the win for us," said Scott.
"It was good to be out there playing against a few old friends, but you have got to take the emotion out of it. It's all about playing for London Welsh now."
Scott's former team-mate Kane Palma-Newport lamented this week: "We're still in a dark place at the moment and losing in the last few seconds to an old friend to most of us – and a best friend to me – is a bitter pill to swallow.
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I promised you a recap of my weekend in Green Bay. And here it is.
We ran one of these last year after the gang headed to Green Bay for the season opener. It went well enough, so let's run another one!
(Besides, the players are off today. So it's not like there's anything else going on, right)
Consider the following an emptying of my mental notebook after a wild, wacky and fun as heck weekend in Titletown. I'll try to keep this as PG as possible.
- Okay, so I know I sound like a 12-year old, but seriously, the Tundra Lodge is insanely fun. A legitimate waterpark (which I attacked with glee), a well-placed bar upstairs (I see you watching Ravens-Steelers, mullet man in Clay Matthews jersey) and an arcade (didn't get to it but my friends said it was great). But why won't you let us bring our beer into the waterpark, Tundra Lodge? Is it because of liability reasons? Oh, wait, no it's not – it's 'cause you want us to buy your beer at your concession stand. Really, the $600 we collectively shelled out for our room wasn't enough, huh? That drops them a peg in my book. Still, we'll probably be back there next season, so what am I saying?
- In the span of 24 hours, I had some fairly interesting run-ins. The first was at the Radisson bar Saturday night, where ace NFL Network reporter Jason LaCanfora was kind enough to hang out with myself and Kyle Cousineau (friend of OBOD) for a few drinks. It's always a thrill when you get a chance to speak to someone as plugged in as Mr. LaCanfora and he did not disappoint. He was also a really cool, down-to-Earth cat. For the record, he said he's sticking with his preseason Packers-Ravens Super Bowl pick. Funny, I had that, too. Maybe he should hook a brother up with a job!
- The second occurred at Mikey's Pub downtown Saturday (where, yes, I was a part of the five-man "Hey Jude" karaoke royal rumble. You're welcome). I ran into Aaron Rodgers' older brother, Luke (a dead-ringer, both physically and vocally). I was basically badgered into it by my friend Nathan – "Dude, come on Mr. OBOD, go ask if it's him!" Either way, he turned out to be cool. Showed him a photo of the "Ace Rodgers" shirt we were given earlier in the day (more on that in a bit). Told him Aaron looked like Lemmy from Motorhead. He laughed and said he was going to give Aaron crap about that, so that was cool.
- I saw Jermichael Finley on Sunday night at…well…let's just say I saw him and move on. No, we're moving on!
- A special shout-out to OBOD follower Nick Mortensen, who was kind enough to hook us up with a free "Ace Rodgers" t-shirt on Saturday. They're really cool shirts and you should head to dank2.com to pick one up.
- As for the game Sunday, we pretty much skipped tailgating (one guy was sick and the rest were, well, sick from Saturday night). Still, had a great time at the game. I failed to buy long underwear but my patented "cover your body with heat warmers" technique held up for the most part. Still, my GOD it was cold. Coldest weather game I've been to. Not sure if I could go much colder. And, no, I don't care if you think I'm a wimp for saying that.
- To the ginger in section 123 who thought it'd be funny to take his shirt off late in the game: No, it wasn't funny. It was gross. You're gross. Keep your shirt on, dammit.
- To the girl behind me in section 121 who kept referring to me as "Rodgers" (my jersey) when she needed to ask me something: Just ask what my name is. It's Chris, dammit.
- To the father and daughter who leant my friend Nathan and I an extra blanket to sit on: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
- To everyone I met: You rock. Thanks and I sincerely hope I can see you again really, really soon.
- To everyone I was unable to meet (looking at you, Wally Pingel): I am so sorry. Next time I'm there, we're going to get together for that beer.
- Lastly, my Lord do I love Green Bay. It's such a wonderful place. A lot of people like to dog that town for whatever reason, but those people clearly have never really experienced it, so screw them. It broke my heart to leave, but I've since taken solace in the words of fellow Packers blogger Jayme Joers: No matter where you are, Lambeau's in the heart.
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James Baack still hasn't released a clear picture of the Sasquatch from his super violent horror movie, "The Bloody Rage Of Bigfoot", but he has sent us a picture of the monster who will go toe-to-toe with the famous cryptid Steve Austin style. Let me introduce you to "Demonfoot," the half-pig-half-Bigfoot protector of the two young girls seen in the films trailer.
Deomonfoot and Bigfoot are going to duke it out at the climax of the film, a scene that Baack has just completed filming.
Along with the new publicity shot, the director also gave us an update on the filming so far. Baack explains," Filming has been going well and we shot a Major scene Tuesday night that involves the Witch (Satantha) beating a news reporter to a bloody pulp with a broken tree log."
" Also, we completed the "fight scene" between Bigfoot and Demonfoot."
" We are going to introduce a new character to the story next week when we film. The characters name is "Sugarbad Jones", he is a sort of Ghost Hunter /Expert in the Occult / Cryptozooligist. His main objective in the film will be Hunting down Demonfoot and sending him back to Hell."
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Ham Radio Contests and Contesting with Contest Calendar
- an overview or summary of amateur radio / ham radio contests, contesting and a contest calendar of some of the more popular contests.
Amateur radio contests and contesting are an important feature in the activities of many radio hams. Contests and contesting add a further dimension to amateur radio operating, proving new challenges and interest to the hobby. Some radio hams even run their calendar by when the contests occur.
Amateur radio contests come in many forms and take place on many frequencies. Some ham radio contests may take place only on the HF bands, or possibly a single HF band, while others may be focused on the VHF, UHF or microwave frequencies. The contests may also have different aims. This will naturally depend upon the frequencies used and their radio propagation characteristics. Some ham radio contests may focus on contacting as many countries as possible, whereas other amateur radio contests may look at contacting as many areas within a country as possible. For each different contest it is necessary to look at the rules to check the aims of the contests.
What is certain is that when a ham radio contest is underway, then the level of activity increases. For some contests, the bands come alive with activity in a way that does not happen at any other time. For others there may be a more modest increase in activity. It all depends upon the size and popularity of the contest.
Advantages of ham radio contesting
Ham radio contests and contesting can provide many advantages for the individual operator. It can also be great fun to participate in a large station set up specifically to enter a contest. However for most people, contest activity will be confined to dabbling in the contest and enjoying the additional activity created on the bands.
Some of the benefits and advantages of participating in a contest are summarized below:
Ham radio contest basics
Ham radio contests can take many forms, and when looking to participate in one, if only to enjoy the additional contacts that can be made, it is necessary to study the rules and find out how the contest is set up.
During a ham radio contest it is normal that specialized serial numbers are exchanged in addition to the basic report. At least it is necessary to know the format of the numbers so that the correct serial number can be given when any contacts are made.
Radio stations participating in a ham radio contest are in a hurry to make as many contacts as possible. They will not want to waste time explaining the basics of the contest to people.
The main points to note are:
Contest DX'peditions
One of the benefits of a ham radio contest is that many groups organise DX'peditions to activate rare and interesting places on the globe, especially for the HF band contests.
While many DX'peditions are organised throughout the year especially those to the particularly rare locations, many DX'peditions are organised to coincide with a particular amateur radio contest. By operating from a rare location it is possible to attract significantly higher levels of contacts as more people will want to contact stations in areas they may not have contacted before. Also points multiplier systems mean that contacting a new country or area will add further levels of points to stations, making an station in a new area worth contacting.
All this means that ham radio contests can be good hunting grounds for stations wanting to chase operating awards as there are likely to be a number of DX'peditions active.
Major HF ham radio contests calendar
It is not possible to provide a calendar of the ham radio contests for VHF and above as these contests tend to be relatively local as a result of the nature of the propagation. However it is possible to provide a generalised HF ham radio contest calendar giving basic details of the major HF contests and the dates on which they occur.
Major HF ham radio contests calendar
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Ham radio contest contacts
During a contest, the emphasis of a contact is on speed and accuracy. Time spent on repeating data that is not copied is wasted and can result in other contacts being lost. It is therefore necessary to echo the way the other station is making his contacts in format to ensure that he knows exactly what is going on and he can copy your callsign and report accurately.
Although the contacts may vary from one contest to another and one station to another, a typical contact that might be expected in an HF band contest is shown below:
The table above shows a typical example of a contact that might be made in a ham radio contest. In this example the report given is followed by a serial number, e.g. for the 59 001 or 59 010 given in the example, the 001 and 010 are the serial numbers given. These are only examples and the serial number or contact information may take one of a variety of forms dependent upon the actual contest. Common serial information given is the contact serial number, zone in which station is located, etc
It is essential for the contact to be valid that the callisgn, report and serial number are successfully communicated. If not then the contact is invalid, and any checking undertaken if results are submitted will check these parameter wherever possible to ensure they are correct.
Contesting Summary
Ham radio contesting and amateur radio contests can provide a large amount of enjoyment and they can also provide new challenges within the hobby or amateur radio. For many, contest operation will consist of joining into a contest and making a number of contacts possibly with new countries, islands or areas, and enjoying the chase of contacting stations through the crowded conditions of a contest. To others the enjoyment is in setting up a contest station with the aim of submitting an entry and competing to win the contest or a section of it. Whatever your interest, contests can provide another dimension and can be very interesting ham radio activities in which to participate.


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