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Set of folded stationery cards printed on bright white, smooth card stock to bring your personal artistic style to everyday correspondence. Each card is blank on the inside and includes a soft white, European fold envelope for mailing.
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A utility package with some useful functional stuff
A utility module for both node.js and the browser.
It is available through npm:
npm install common
Or as minified js file for the browser:
<script src='common.min.js'></script>
This module among other things contains a fork of step that also provides error handling
commonstep // next is the last argument, except in the last handler fsreadFile__filename 'utf-8' next; console.logfile; // any error received in a callback will be forwarded here ;
It also contains a shortcut to the
EventEmitter prototype and a compatible implementation of this for the browser.
var MyEmitter = commonemitter thisfoo = 42;; var me = ; meemit'foo' mefoo; // emits 'foo',42
There is also a more general method for extending prototypes called
// this prototype is the same as above var MyEmitter = commonextendeventsEventEmitter thisfoo = 42;;
If you want to use futures you can use the
future function to create a future:
var fut = commonfuture; futget console.logval;;setTimeout futput42; // results in the previous .get being called and all future .get's will be called synchroniously 1000
To do string formatting you can use
// you can parse the arguments to a pattern one by one commonformat'define {0} here' 'pattern'; // returns 'define pattern here' // or as a map or array commonformat'define {foo} here' foo:'pattern'; // same as above
There is a
log method that just accepts the does the same as
format except it prints out the result using
console.log if available
To generate a simple weak symbols (often used when generating keys for a map) use
commongensym // returns 's0' commongensym // returns 's1'
If you instead of a weak symbol need a strong one use
commonuuid; // returns a strong id, ex: ngDl6IdovME9JKvIxgED0FK1kzURxfZaCq48-0
Common can also encode integers into alphanumerical notation using
commonencode1000; // returns G8
To ensure that a method cannot be called more than once you can use the
once function:
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Besides the above common implements two of the utilities mentioned in The Good Parts,
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This weekend, "Skyfall" is unleashed on cinemas nationwide. Almost from the very first sequence you will realize this is a very, very James Bond movie, and although it's the third in the Daniel Craig series, "Skyfall" almost feels like a hard reboot of the entire franchise, with winking nods to the previous entries and some bold expansion in other areas. The film is also laced with both melancholy and humor, both of which were absent in the hard-driven previous two.
We recently sat down with the fim's director Sam Mendes, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker behind "American Beauty" and "Road to Perdition," and spoke with him about the challenges he faced in taking on such a beloved franchise, what he intended to do with the series, and where his significantly reconfigured Bond could go. At one point, when talking about the refreshed look of the movie, achieved in conjunction with genius cinematographer Roger Deakins, Mendes told us that he was trying desperately to make a James Bond movie that looked really different. "Could you tell?" he asked. Yes, absolutely. And for those wondering about the Bond's bullseye "spoiler," Mendes notes: "It's always at the beginning of the movie. We tried it to put it in the opening.. It just didn't work."
But like most other things re-thought and re-tooled for "Skyfall," it all fits into a picture that audiences are welcoming in a big way. Below, our extensive chat with Sam Mendes. Some spoilers ahead.
Were you always interested in doing a Bond movie?
No, not at all. It all came with Daniel [Craig], really. I was never interested and I don't think I saw most of the Pierce Brosnan ones. I was not into them at the time and then when Daniel got cast I was interested because he was a friend and I had worked with him. And I thought, "Wow, I thought that I wasn't interested." I was on record as saying that I didn't think he was good casting. Then I saw it and was blown away and was suddenly interested again, as a character, and eager to see the next one. I was slightly disappointed with 'Quantum' although I think it's got a bit of a short shrift, there's a lot in it that's interesting. But when I met with Daniel and he asked whether or not I was interested in doing it, I found myself saying yes very quickly. It was just good timing.
Well, there's lots of back-to-basics stuff in it, but in a new way. I was interested in rediscovering MI-6, rediscovering England, Q, Moneypenny, and that whole world. And also the nods to the great movies of the sixties, the DB5, all that stuff was stuff that I was eager to get back into.
Was there a favorite or one that you wanted to draw from?
No. Where I stole from was the last two Fleming novels – "Man with the Golden Gun" and "You Only Live Twice." In the movie versions they abandoned a lot of the dark stuff from the books, because the Bond of those later books is very cynical, kind of dark, really interesting. And I thought that was something that we could play around with at the beginning of the movie, after Bond has gone into the depths and lost himself and is woken up by this terrorist attack.
Was Adele always your choice and was that style always the plan?
She was always my choice and yes, it was – write a great ballad. Her only concern was that she said, "Look, I write personal songs, how am I going to write about Bond?" I said, "Make it a personal song." "Nobody Does It Better" is an incredibly personal song, but they throw "The Spy Who Loved Me" into the middle of it. And she was like, "Oh okay." I said just write the song you want to write and try to apply it. But she wrote a song that was much more specific to the script, but I would have accepted anything. When you see the movie, it starts with "This is the end…" and he's going down and the opening sequence, it was always my idea, would be him going down into the water and down into the underworld. And she just got it.
How much involvement did you have in that title sequence?
Well I gave Danny Kleinman the sort of fundamental idea – that it's all about the house, the cave, the shadows, the arches, everything underground – but then he took it from there. He's very gifted and he put his own take on it. And it's pretty amazing.
What was the creative push-and-pull like with the powers that be? The common perception is that it's tough to get away with stuff in such an established franchise.
That's not true at all. I can only speak to my own experience, but I said, "Look, these are the things I want to do." And they said, "Look, it's your movie. Go do it." And it really felt like that throughout. I felt not a moment where they were telling me I couldn't do stuff because they didn't like it. Occasionally there were discussions about whether or not this was a "Bond thing to do" or not, but their opinions were almost always things I agreed with. I feel like they wanted me to make the best movie I could. It was my Bond movie and I needed to take it in a new and interesting direction. That's always what I felt. They're really generous and what makes them such remarkable producers is that they have the ability to make you feel like your vision is the most important thing.


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"A massive straightline speed advantage of the Honda, best equipment and team orders, yup it should be really hard to get 4 in a row".
Get your h**d off it mate, 3 of the top 4 thru speed trap at indy were Ducati's and is'nt it funny when "The Supposed Goat" was on the best equipment (RC211V / M1) it was obviously his skill and not the bike!
Admit it, Stoner is superior in skill as demonstrated by "The Supposed Goat" on the ducati.


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WesBanco Arena Name to Remain
Venue's manager has a wish list of improvements
August 24, 2013
WHEELING — The name WesBanco Arena will remain emblazoned across the home of the Wheeling Nailers for at least another decade, as the bank and the downtown venue have agreed to a 10-year, $2....
RED is a NON-profit, care to explain the following statement?
"The Hockey Club of the Ohio Valley - a partnership between RED and the Wheeling Amateur Hockey Association - purchased the Nailers last year for an as-yet undisclosed price from former owners Rob and Jim Brooks. Nailers Alternate Governor Brian Komorowski, also RED's financial manager, said he could not comment on whether the team is making a profit.
"We're working to make this a viable, long-term franchise," Komorowski said."
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If RED truly wants to make the Nailers a "viable, long-term franchise", the first thing they'd do would be to lower the ticket prices to a range that most people in the Ohio Valley can afford. When the "Thunderbirds" first started playing here, one of their big sales pitches was that all tickets were something like $7 - $10 each. That's doable for a family of 4. Now ticket prices start at $13.50 and quickly jump to $25.50 per game, depending on where you're seated. Many families can't afford that, and I'd think RED and The Nailers would understand that if they'd charge less $$ per seat and fill the place, that may be better than charging more per ticket, and having the usual dismal attendance they've been experiencing, with no life in the arena during games...
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dying: Translation: the team is losing money. They would like to break even. Yet attendance is just 50% of normal for the league. The Wes Bank money is probably not intended for Nailers operations; rather improvements as described. The team is not likely to make it for long with operating losses. It is an expensive project in a declining market.
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Sure hope they do not use sales tax money to subsidize the hockey team operations. That may be the plan.
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They know that without the Hockey Team the Civic Center will fail. Not sure the public wants to support the Hockey Team.
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You have to love it when WesBanco spends 2.5million to see their name in lights, yet pay the absolute lowest interst rates on the planet. Case in point, I have about $7500 right now in a savings account there and the interest is a whopping 29 cents per month, so low I don't even have to report it on my tax return. It wasn't the Nailers that made WesBanco all their money, it was account holders and customers of all stripes. I think it's time to give back to the customers first.
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Korean Kimchi Cold Noodles, known as 泡菜凉拌面 (paocai liangban mian) in Chinese, is one of my favorite korean recipes. It is very easy to make and is the perfect recipe on a hot summer day! I had been looking for a quick and easy summer recipe to share with you all, and I thought why not post this kimchi cold noodles recipe. I should probably excuse myself (again!) for my lack of recipe posting last month. Managing student life and food blogging at the same time sure is not as easy as it seems! However, I still LOVE food blogging and even though, I might not be posting every single week, I will try my best to come up with interesting recipes you will all enjoy!
1. I used the dried egg noodles, but you can use any kind of noodles you like. I even tried once with spaghetti, and it turned out pretty tasty.
2. I bought my kimchi in a packet. There is some kimchi liquid in the packet, don't throw it away! Use some of it for the sauce.
3. I boiled only 1 egg, but feel free to boil as many as you want to eat.
Korean Kimchi Cold Noodles recipe
3-4 dried egg noodles
1 medium green cucumber
1 egg, boiled and cut in quarters
150g korean kimchi, roughly chopped
For the sauce:
1 tbsp korean hot pepper paste
2 tbsps kimchi liquid
1 tbsp light soy sauce
1 tbsp sesame oil
1. Bring water with salt to a boil. When water starts to boil, add the noodles and cook as indicated in the packet.
2. Drain the noodles under cold water. Keep.
3. Cut the cucumber in thin slices, as shown in the picture.
4. Mix all the ingredients for the sauce together.
5. Add the mixture to the cooked noodles and mix.
6. Add some noodles in a bowl, add soome chopped kimchi, cucumber and quarter egg on top.
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This is why We Cannot have Nice Things.
Today the Bundy story has exploded everywhere. The problem is that many conservatives see Federal Agents Stealing Cattle, or Searching for, or Raid Gun Store and start screaming before they investigate. Many organizations do good things and bad things: Raiding Ares Armor (Bad), and shutting down a gun running California Congressman Leland Yee (D) (is it safe to say that he's pro-small business and pro-gun?). | Read More »


text: My name is Elizabeth, but I typically go by Lizai online to avoid confusion. I just moved from a small town in New York to the San Francisco bay area, leaving behind a lovely mountain bike and some really rotten weather. I'm twenty years old and taking a break from college to figure out what I want to do with myself, and I'm hoping to get back into biking while I think -- but not on a mountain bike, since I pretty much never go off-road. Anyway, I hope to learn a lot here from more experienced, knowledgeable bikers, because the truth is, I know how to ride a bike -- and not much else. Hope to see you all around.


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Department of Homeland Security and University of Minnesota to host Cybersecurity Awareness Sessions on April 19
April 9, 2012
The University of Minnesota Technological Leadership Institute (TLI) has joined with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and its national cybersecurity awareness campaign, Stop.Think.Connect.™, to host three respective sessions on cyber awareness, cyber careers, and digital critical infrastructure protection Thursday, April 19, 2012.
As a part of the weeklong Stop.Think.Connect. Minnesota Cyber Tour, the DHS/UMN sessions will promote a broader discussion about how individuals and communities can protect against growing cyber threats. Students, faculty, and members of the general public are invited to attend all three sessions, to be held at the TCF Bank Stadium Indoor Club Room, 420 S.E. 23rd Avenue, Minneapolis.
• General Cyber Awareness Session (3-4:30 p.m. CT): will discuss relevant issues affecting Americans in cyberspace, including identity theft, phishing, fraud and cyber ethics
• Cyber Careers Session (4:30-6 p.m.): will outline types of cybersecurity jobs available in the 21st century workforce and the educational background needed for those careers;
• Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Roundtable (6-7 p.m.): will bring together experts from government, academia and the private sector to discuss in-depth topics about protecting the nation's digital posture in a range of sectors.
The DHS Stop.Think.Connect. Campaign is a national public awareness effort encouraging Americans to embrace a higher level of Internet safety and security through education. The Campaign was launched in an effort to empower all citizens to adopt Internet safety and security practices through responsible use of home and work computers, social networks and other elements of the digital world.
As part of the university's College of Science and Engineering, TLI bridges the gap between business and engineering. Drawing senior faculty from across industry, government and academia, TLI also bridges the Carlson School of Management, the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, the School of Public Health, the Law School, the Medical School and the colleges of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences; Veterinary Medicine; Pharmacy; and Biological Sciences. Its mission is to develop local and global leaders for technology enterprises.
To learn more about the DHS/UMN Cybersecurity Sessions, please visit www.tli.umn.edu/news_events/comm_events/cyber-security-awareness or telephone (612) 624-5747. To learn more about the Stop.Think.Connect. Campaign, please visit www.dhs.gov/stopthinkconnect.


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Percona XtraBackup
Percona XtraBackup is an open-source hot backup utility for MySQL that doesn't lock your database during the backup. It can back up data from InnoDB, XtraDB, and MyISAM tables on MySQL 5.0 and newer servers, and it has many advanced features. Commercial support contracts are available. For a high-level overview of the features, including a feature comparison, please see the XtraBackup homepage.
Percona XtraBackup is a combination of the xtrabackup C program, and the innobackupex Perl script. The xtrabackup program copies and manipulates InnoDB and XtraDB data files, and the Perl script enables enhanced functionality, such as interacting with a running MySQL server and backing up MyISAM tables. XtraBackup works with unmodified MySQL servers, as well as Percona Server with XtraDB. It runs on Linux, Windows, and FreeBSD.
This page is the home of the Percona XtraBackup user's manual and documentation. More information on the software is available at the following links.
- Using the xtrabackup binary
- Using the innobackupex script
- Using the tar4ibd binary
Download and Installation
You can install from ready-to-use binaries, Yum and APT repositories, and source code.
Open-Source Development
All of Percona's software is open-source and free. Development takes place on Launchpad. Use the following links to learn more and get involved with development:
- The Percona XtraBackup project on Launchpad includes source code and issue tracking
- The Percona-Discussion mailing list for general questions
- The Percona-Dev mailing list for discussing development
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Another robot for the project that will never come out. This one is a coffe serving robot, the briefing was to not make it super tech so this is why i didn't put any arms on it , though the temptation was high.
2d, industrial, robot, coffee
Escherspresso Coffee Picture
Another self-potrait, documenting my love of coffee and detail. Oh, and beards. M.
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This is a quickly work i did with my friend Lucas Leibholz. He was responsable for the "Family" illustration and i did the whole scene in 3d including the Post Production.
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Are you looking for ways to save costs while creating more environmentally friendly products? It is easier than you might think. SolidWorks can help you design eco-friendly products without compromising time, cost, quality or functionality. Every license of SolidWorks 2010 includes a complimentary copy of SustainabilityXpress.
With SustainabilityXpress, you can:
- Identify excess material that can be trimmed to reduce manufacturing costs without impacting product performance;
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I have been searching for Norwegian converted trawler that may be going by the name of M/Y Radiant. She is 114 foot and built in 1965. My father was once her Captain and I am trying to create a reunion. She is rumored to cruise the Med.


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I visited Harborville in 1999 with my two sisters. It was of special interest to us because my grandmother, Alice Jane Chute, daughter of Thomas Handley Chute, was born there in 1863. A lovely place, we had lunch at the little restaurant and wished we could have stayed longer. I have the book, A Genealogy and History of the Chute Family written by Wm. E. Chute that has amazing information in it, a real treasure to me.
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"how grandmother was lost"
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If your interested in any of this material, I would be happy to share it with you.
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I am thinking of taking the family to Sparta WI to ride the trails. Does anyone have suggestions on where to stay, where to get on the trail for the best ride. I have an 8 yr old and a 5 yr old, the youngest will be on a tag a long.
I am thinking of taking the family to Sparta WI to ride the trails. Does anyone have suggestions on where to stay, where to get on the trail for the best ride. I have an 8 yr old and a 5 yr old, the youngest will be on a tag a long.
I've written the Elroy-Sparta trail a few times. I think the best web source for general info is www.elroy-sparta-trail.com.Originally Posted by Pharmgirl
In Sparta the Best Nights Inn (www.bestnightsinn.com) was a decent place with a pool and food a reasonable walk away (I was there car-less and I didn't want to ride to dinner). They seemed to get a fair amount of truck traffic that night but it was during the week. I'm planning on staying there again this summer with my wife and two kids (8 & 12).
Near the other end of the trail in Kendall there's a very nice place right on the trail called the Country Livin Motel (www.countrylivinmotel.com). Unfortunately, there is NOTHING to do in Kendall. The motel has a small swingset and a fire pit. There's a bar that serves decent food and a mini mart with an ice cream counter. That's about it. I've stayed there with my wife but I wouldn't suggest it for kids.
As for getting on the trail. With small kids, I'd skip the Elroy-Kendall section since it's kind of boring. If you start at the Kendall trail headquarters you'll be pretty close to the first tunnel but you're still 26 miles from Sparta. If you start in Sparta there's also decent parking but you're 8 miles from a tunnel. If your kids can handle the 16 mile round trip though, Sparta is not a bad place to start. It would be a long gradual climb to the tunnel, they could explore the tunnel, and it's 8 miles downhill back to Sparta.
I'm guessing that you want a motel since you didn't mention camping, but just in case you are interested in camping: I camped at the park/fairgrounds in Elroy when I was there a few years ago. Tents $10. RV's $20. The city pool is very close, but I did not use it. The campground has flush toilets, but no showers, showers are available at the trail head, but close about 4pm. Elroy is a freindly, peaceful small town and I enjoyed my stay there very much - four nights in a row without hearing a single siren.
Be sure to have flashlights for the little ones when you get to the tunnels. If it is a sunny day, it will take your eyes a few minutes to adjust once you enter the tunnels, so it is difficult to see anything at first.
The '400' trail south out of Elroy is very flat and has a town every 5-7 miles. While riding it, I was thinking "what a perfect trail for families with small kids!"
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No advice on hotels/motels, but as someone who has taken his kids to the trails, let me add to the "flashlight" advice ... bring a few bucks and let the kids buy a wooden train whistle. When I was there last (a few years ago) they sold them at the various trail info centers, and maybe even right at the tunnel. It was jarring to me the first time I entered the tunnel and heard the whistle ... ever since then my kids have gotten an absolute giggle out of jarring others lol.
We just did this over Memorial Day. We arrived in the evening stayed at the Country Livin' Motel in Kendall just because we could get a ride to Sparta. I think the service is $22, or was it $18? Anyway I did it with the wife towing the kid in the Chariot. The tunnels are fun, she had her HID and I had 30 watt Halogen full blast and it was still pitch black 100 yards down the tunnel.
I like the park in Norwalk, going back toward elroy to ???? town that has the train caboose in the park and back. It makes for a short trip (10 mi or so round trip) and has something for the kids to do at each end.


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Chattanooga, TN (Sports Network) - Gee McGhee led the way with 14 points as
the Chattanooga Mocs conquered an overtime test against the Samford Bulldogs,
62-59, in a Southern Conference duel at McKenzie Arena.
Lance Stokes and Drazen Zlovaric scored 13 points apiece for Chattanooga
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The Bulldogs are now losers of five of their last six games.
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I decided that since I've been writing my new H2D2 programming language, it would be good to have some kind of web-based environment to run some H2D2 programs in. So I started writing something in javascript to try and do that. I started calling it MODE (Minimal Operation Desktop Environment) but then I decided to add 'W' for web as well, so I'm naming it mode_w for the moment.
The main idea was for it to be minimalistic - so it's a character based system only. I always remember thinking that the work Microsoft did with MinWin was cool, so that's one of my influences. I always remember that Windows flag logo animated from ASCII characters...
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Here's a screenshot of how it looks so far:
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The Weekend's league programme finally came to an end on Monday night with Real Madrid beating Rayo after their game was rescheduled due to the floodlight wiring being cut on Sunday
Sevilla also won on Monday night, beating Deportivo 0-2 to join Malaga and Mallorca on 11 points, with Atletico Madrid a further point behind ahead of Wednesday's re-arranged game against Betis
Sevilla into top four
Two goals in the last quarter of an hour from Negredo and Ivan Rakitic gave Sevilla their second win on the run ahead of the visit of Barça at the weekend and also inflicted Deportivo's first defeat of the season. Málaga's fortunes have improved so much over the last couple of years that many fans might see the 0-0 draw at San Mames as a point dropped rather than one taken, but boss Manuel Pellegrini insisted after Saturday's game that a draw was "fair – it's not a bad result against a tough team like Bilbao".
Mallorca see off Valencia
Mallorca are the other team on 11 points after an important 2-0 win over Valencia thanks to goals from Victor and Arizmendi, but midfielder Javi Marquez suffered a broken ankle in the game and could be out for a couple of months. Radamel Falcao made it five goals in four league games with Atlético Madrid's second goal on the stroke of half time and his penalty looked like it might set up another second half goalfest for La Liga's second highest goal scorers, but Valladolid fought back well after the break and penned the hosts back 2-1 at the end. The win leaves Atlético fifth on ten points.
Betis deepen Espanyol gloom
Betis host Atlético on Wednesday in their re-arranged game and a win would see them move up to second with 12 points, echoing last season's great start to the campaign. On Saturday evening they beat Espanyol 1-0 with a goal from the Brazilian defender Paulao, who then had to be carried off with a twisted ankle that will see him miss the next three games. Espanyol are still without a win, with just one point – the same number as Osasuna, who went down 3-1 at Zaragoza, with Granada a point ahead, third from bottom.
Lights out in Madrid
Real Madrid were due to play at city neighbours Rayo Vallecano on Sunday evening, but vandals cut through the stadium floodlight wires and the game had to be postponed for 24 hours. Mourinho's team made no mistake on Monday, winning 0-2 with goals from Benzema and Ronaldo to leave them on seventh, level on seven points with Rayo and Levante –who beat Real Sociedad 2-1, Obafemi Martins getting the winner after two Levante players fainted from the heat and a home supporter suffered a fatal heart attack at the end of the match.
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NBC cancels 'Go On'
Well, this sucks.
NBC has decided to cancel Go On after one season on the air. The series, starring Matthew Perry, John Cho and Tony-winner Laura Benanti, always struggled to find an audience, particularly after losing its Tuesday night Voice lead-in. However, it eventually evolved into one of the better first-year comedies on television this season, so it's definitely a shame to see it go.
If there's a silver lining in all of this, it's that the season finale at least provided the show with a proper send-off, for the most part.
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Whenever I start a new garment, I find myself double and triple checking my measurements. I ask myself, "What was the measurement on that last sweater?" and eventually spend the few seconds it takes to remeasure my bust and waist. The only trouble is that sometimes it's awkward to take measurements in public, so I can never commit to a new sweater without a little planning. Plus, it's silly that I remeasure myself every time I start a sweater, even when my measurements remain consistent. I finally decided I needed to write down my measurements and keep them somewhere accessible. Our friends at BurdaStyle have a fabulous downloadable personal measurement card. The card includes all the important measurements, and you can print it, fill it out and keep it with you wherever you go! To download it, just go to their size chart page and click "Download Card" (on the right in the "BurdaStyle's Personal Measurement Card" box).
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Without jinxing us, since we ride a carbon fork, I was wanted to share some information I learned this past week while attending SAMPE, pretty much an industry trade show for aerospace composites and other industries (sporting goods, racecar, medical, etc) that utilize high end composite materials, with lectures and so forth.
One of the sessions I attended, and expected an aerospace topic based on the session title, was a pleasant surprise. The presenter opened his topic and explained that this would be in regards to carbon fibre bicycle forks.
In typical engineering fashion, there was a planned set of goals and theoretical data to show possible expected results.
The primary focus area was in regards to the carbon crown area. This was on a single bike style fork with a a full carbon fork (blades, crown, steer tube).
After some slides on dimensions, loadpaths, CG, rider weight and speeds, some resultant data was presented.
The data was then applied into a graph of sorts to illustrate expected loads induced onto the fork crown at given speeds vs given road feature defects.
The theoretical end was one of the emergence of a defect (I believe it was a 3mm x 6mm defect) and how it would ultimately reduce the strength.
This was not lab tests where forks were actually tested, rather an information project that began to emphasize quality manufacturing, with no built in defects at manufacture. Also, mentioned was the importance of the manufacturer to test designs and sample forks to ensure good quality control.
Suffice to say, for all inspections done to OUR fork, these will be accomplished with a proper tap test, with the fork loaded with the disc brake applied. Thereby, putting a slight amount of deflection into the fork, to make any defect more apparent.
During the Q&A time after the presentation, it did become apparent that this is an area where one should consider a quality component from a reputable manufacturer.
As a side note, I have read here on BF that there was a similar study done where forks were lab tested. I have never seen those results and wonder if they are available.
In summary, inspect your fork, and composite wheels. The loads on these items get crazy high on singles...tandems I suspect are no doubt beyond doubly worse.


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This weeks Celebrity Apprentice episode was split between live interviews and footage from John Rich and Marlee Matlins final tasks. If you are not a seasoned Celebrity Apprentice veteran, Donald Trump always works the final episode like this so the Apprentice winner will be announced live. Its not so bad. Two hours is pretty long on an average week to deal with celebrities working together in business situations, at least unless theres major drama from the like of Nene Leakes. Besides, with live coverage we get to see David Cassidy bitch lengthily about Richard Hatch. That, and we get close-ups of Lisa Rinnas once again overblown lips. I guess Trump complimenting her on her lessened pucker mass made her self conscious enough to plump those babies up again.
In regards to the task, both Rich and Matlin pulled through impressively to create packaging design, a commercial, and an event for the 7 Ups Retro division. It wasnt easy. Rich had to deal with a timing issue with Def Leppard about when they were to perform. Matlins commercial very nearly missed the mark when seventies 7 Up commercial legend Geoffrey Holder almost didnt show up because of a contractual issue. The work was rough, but the finished products showed two contestants willing to work hard and professionally, as well as think outside the box.
Yet, after the arduous and grueling finale of an equally lengthy season, John Rich was crowned the fourth celebrity apprentice by Donald Trump. The Redneck Woman writer headed Cinema Blends Power Rankings nearly the entire season thanks in large part to his intelligence, delegating precision, and aggressive fundraising. He deserved to win. In all honesty, Marlee Matlin deserved to finish second, but after that, the placement of many of the competitors whittled down to fortune, luck and circumstance. Knowing what we know now, what order should the contestants actually have finished in?
Theres no exact science to this, but Cinema Blend writers Mack Rawden and Jessica Grabert have decided to put forth an end of season re-ranking in light of everything theyve watched and considered-- much like college footballs AP End Of The Year Polls. Even retrospectively, there was no consensus between the two voters, but clear patterns did emerge in terms of who was deserving and who got lucky.
Heres a look at the final, retrospective Cinema Blend Celebrity Apprentice Power Rankings. As in weeks before, a first place vote was awarded sixteen points and a last place vote was awarded one. Heres how the celebrities shaped up .
#1) John Rich (32): Determined, organized and willful to the very end, John Rich outworked and outthought his competition, ultimately emerging victorious in what may have been the most cut and dried victory in the history of The Apprentice. Dont let the cowboy hat fool you. Hes one country boy that would do well in any Fortune 500 boardroom.
#2) Marlee Matlin (30): Also determined, organized and willful to the very end, Marlee Matlin worked her way into the final, doing nearly just as well with less efficient manpower in the finale. If John Rich hadnt gone above and beyond by performing in the finale and gaining outside monetary support, Matlin really stood a chance. In the finale, its the little things that make the difference. For once, the detail machine that is Matlin fell short.
#3) Mark McGrath (27): Its fitting Mark McGrath ended so close to Little Jon in these rankings, because both men went home for the same reason: sticking his foot in his mouth. Mark McGrath rocked as a creative force early on. He also showed poise when dealing with Busey about budgetary issues; and honestly, if Australian Gold had better business sense, the men would have clearly won that challenge and McGrath probably could have ended up moving into the final episode or close to it. As it stands, McGrath was still a huge help to John Rich in the finale, proving he was a force to be reckoned with all along.
#4) Lil Jon (26): Before being kicked off, Lil Jon said he had accomplished what he came on the show to do, make money for charity, and prove the rapper persona isnt all that makes the man. We are all proud of Lil Jon, but that pride is somewhat bittersweet. Along with our two finalists, Lil Jon really had a great chance of making it to the final episode. If he had enough confidence to say he was better than Matlin, he could have been in the final two. But he didnt. So he ended fourth in the competition, and fourth on our retrospective list.
#5) Star Jones (25): Star Jones is skilled with rhetoric and works hard, but it takes a people skills-oriented capacity to delegate that separates the winners from the rest of the top tier. Theres an old saying about kings ruling with either love or fear. If you apply this to the Celebrity Apprentice world, it seems pretty clear why Star lost. If you cant get people to rally around and support you, its hard to get shit done. All in all, Star was a strong player. She was just missing a key puzzle piece.
#6) Richard Hatch (22): Richard Hatch is good at reality television. He won Survivor and was a smart player on Celebrity Apprentice (some more conspiracy theorist types at Cinema Blend might even believe Hatch went home only as a result of dealing with a lawsuit and court appearances). However, Hatch this season was way more low key than his stint on Survivor, avoiding drama and blending like a chameleon into the background. Its no surprise he eventually went home, but I it wouldnt have been a surprise to see Hatch make it to the end of the season, either.
#7) Meatloaf (20): Meatloafs strong desire to earn money for his charity likely kept his king in play for a lengthy time. But like a king in chess, Meatloaf needed to be protected. Protected from Buseyisms, protected from criticisms, and protected from any overt stress. We saw Meatloaf be a mild lamb and a bat out of hell this season. It was a lengthy run worth watching, but at the end of the day, hes still the king of the losing team.
#8) Hope Dworaczyk (15): Through the season, Hope fought her way from the bottom of these Celebrity Apprentice rankings into the upper echelons, and back to the bottom, again. Hope was quiet and this quietness seemed like incapacity until she proved a capable delegator and a vociferous defender of the task she was project manager for. Her performance in that task wasnt enough to let anyone think she could win. However, it was enough to show us Hope could play hard. When she traipsed home, it was only because she was outplayed.
#8) Nene Leakes (15): Delegating during challenges might be the one factor separating the lions from the lambs on Celebrity Apprentice. Nene is actually great at delegating, so it might seem weird her numbers are so low, but her inability to reign in her feelings and control the words coming from her mouth throughout this season shoved her into the middle of this list. Honestly, her behavior was so spectacularly aggressive and indecent, its actually a statement of her ability to work that she made it this high on the list at all.
#10) Niki Taylor (15): Like Mark McGrath, Niki Taylor was a case of foot in the mouth. When she lost her task, she refused to blame anyone and instead blamed herself for her mistakes. It was that willingness to respect others before herself that won her admirers, but its also what ultimately sent her home. At the end of the day, I bet shed rather be known as a nice person than an effective businesswoman. A lot of people fall into that camp, they just arent Celebrity Apprentices.
#11) Lisa Rinna (14): We dont know much about Lisa Rinna. She kicked it right off the back and was the second person to be tossed off this season of Celebrity Apprentice but, for weeks after she left, there was no one willing to challenge Star when she produced criticisms and sometimes outlandish comments. Lisa is a fighter and she could have stuck it out for a while. Its no surprise Star Jones talked circles around Rinna, but it would have been nice if she hadnt had to and we could have seen more from the pair.
#12) LaToya Jackson (11): LaToya was the first person to ever be brought back on Celebrity Apprentice after being fired. Cinema Blend attributes this to Trumps willingness to cater to big name celebrities coupled with his random affection for LaToya. It has to be. She sucked on every challenge she was involved in, especially the first one she project managed. LaToya isnt vocal, she seems to have no idea what it takes to be a leader and what it takes to command respect. She flits around like a giddy high school girl, and the only reason shes higher than some on these rankings is because when she is given a specific assignment, she can fulfill that assignment. Thats something.
#13) Jose Canseco (8): Canseco is the turning point where the Power Rankings officially get shitty. Jose is a poor sport, he is whiny, he makes a terrible impression, and sometimes he just sat around during tasks. The only two reasons he isnt lower: Canseco really sold the trailer challenge with his baseball-oriented antics and he rocked out at making pizzas during his first challenge. Hes not a great workhorse, but Jose Canseco would probably get you there, unlike these last three.
#14) Gary Busey (6): Gary Busey makes for great television. If someone could figure out how to build a program around a crazy man with over-the-top euphemisms, Busey would be set. However, on a show like Celebrity Apprentice, hes hardly more than the man who made the boardroom lively. In all fairness, someones gotta be the court jester, its just not something to brag about.
#15) Dionne Warwick (3): The title of Diva might be a proud one for Warwick to uphold, but in Celebrity Apprentice terminology diva equals bitch. Being a bitch could prove useful if played right but, Dionne managed to alienate herself in the boardroom and even come across as extremely cruel. Couple this with the fact she moved slowly and was horrible with coming up with ideas and its easy to see why shes landed at the bottom of these retrospective Power Rankings. It should be no surprise, as shes landed near the bottom all along.
#15) David Cassidy (3): David managed to be the first to be kicked off in Season 4, so he could have ended up in the bottom just because we didnt know much about his capabilities. If the reunion was any indication though, he would have ended up here more often than not. Theres a time to let things go. You cant live your life bitching about perceived injustices. Cassidy couldnt get over Richard Hatchs shove at the time, and hes still not over it. I wouldnt hire anyone with that attitude, even if they did sell a lot of records back in the day.
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Most of the posts around the D800 are non informative and come from Canon users like you. This thread is one.
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This is a plead to DPR to merge Canon 1D/1Ds/5D and Nikon D1-D4/D800 forums into one. Quite a few users seem don't know how to navigate to and post in the right forum. Doing this can save those absent minded the trouble of forum hopping. I believe I got more "detailed" information here abut D800/D600 than 5D3 in the past few months and it is getting worst.
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congrats to malto, even though he has had plenty of ad's and pro shoe model, which i do own a pair of and love them, so comfortable to skate in, and im looking to buy some new ones, there amazing, Malto Rips Dude
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"It is a great event for families to come together to celebrate the blessing of being in this country." -Kim Thomas, Citizens First Bank
It may be a day early but Thunderfest 2013 is expected to have all the bells and whistle of Independence Day.
"It is a great event for families to come together to celebrate the blessing of being in this country." said Kim Thomas of Citizens First Bank.
The event includes live music, Barbeque, inflatables for children,
and of course the event will include lots of fireworks. Though there is a small chance of rain in the forecast, the Thunderfest officials said the weather is usually on their side.
"People should not panic if they wake up and see rain both on the ground or in the forecast. What's happening at 7 O'clock in the morning can be dramatically different then what's happening at nine at night when we're setting off the fireworks." commented Slim Nash of the Kiwanis Club.
"I'm hopeful that this piece of Warren County is out of the 30%. We're definitely hopeful it's no rain and a day just like today." added Thomas.
Thunderfest officials say the night provides a different environment than you may get on your neighborhood street.
"This event is about coming out and seeing people you're not going to see in your local neighborhood firework shows. You're going to see a whole cross section of our community that's going to be at one event doing exactly what we should be doing, that is celebrating our independence and celebrating our diversity." Nash added passionately.
The community has a chance to make a difference in a big way. Admission is $20 per car load and 100% of the proceeds go to area children's charities.