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The economic and political arguments for better broadband infrastructure and investment can be boiled down to an over-simplified, but probably justifiable, mantra:
Better broadband leads to better communities, better productivity, and a better economy.
Better broadband equals better everything – we're told.
As the CEO of a quarter billion dollar a year telco, I'm not one to argue with this. We want better, faster, cheaper broadband for all.
Rural communities in particular need infrastructure investment so they aren't left behind.
The pace of change is phenomenal and the risk of a rural/urban digital divide very real.
This country can ill afford to not pay attention to rural connectivity, and substantial investment is both needed and warranted.
But I think it's time we considered how better broadband is funded.
The Copper Tax issue has been discussed plenty, but in summary, Kiwi copper users and taxpayers are paying for a fibre rollout that will cover 75% of the population when it's finished in five years' time.
Parts of the country that can't connect to fibre will be covered by the Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI).
Just this week, ICT Minister Amy Adams promised to top up the six-year, $300 million RBI with $100 million more in contestable funding.
It's an admirable initiative. Rural NZ needs good broadband, and the benefits to the country from investing in good connectivity will likely be seen several times over.
But the increased budget won't be funded by government coffers. It's coming from the Telecommunications Development Levy.
The $50m p.a Levy is in turn funded by Telcos, proportionate to revenue. And who pays for that? You guessed it – you do, the consumer. It's tacked onto your broadband bill each month.
The news that the Levy was to be extended came as a surprise to us. Under the Act that set it up, the TDL was set to wind down, but just weeks before an election it's now promised it will be extended so that rural NZ gets some better broadband.
Politically it might make sense.
But let's not forget that the RBI is being built by two of the country's two biggest and most profitable Telcos – Chorus and Vodafone.
The Levy is essentially a tax on urban broadband users so that Chorus and Vodafone can build towers and infrastructure in the country's heartland.
Chorus and Vodafone get to own the RBI infrastructure they build – and don't have to pay any money back.
I question whether that's the right funding model.
It's certainly something that should be discussed before it's promised.
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Meeting eSummary
Click on the linked agenda item titles below for background materials/reports. Adopted Resolutions and Ordinances (second reading) are available via Records Online (http://www.ci.berkeley.ca.us/ContentDisplay.aspx?id=4222) as soon as they are finalized.
*To read PDF files, download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you are unable to access .pdf documents online, please contact us via email (firstname.lastname@example.com), telephone (510) 981-6900, or TDD (510) 981-6903 so that we can provide an alternate format.
Council Chambers, 2134 Martin Luther King Jr. Way
Preliminary Matters
Roll Call: 7:02 p.m. All present.
Council Comments:
1. On Thursday, January 20, 2005 at 9:00 a.m., at the time of the inauguration in Washington D.C., poets and people from the throughout the community will be reading "Let America Be America Again" at the downtown Berkeley BART station
2. On Saturday, January 22, 2005 at 10:00 a.m., there will be a rally at Powell and Market Streets to defend women's reproductive rights and health.
City Manager Comments: None.
Public Comment: 9 speakers.
Consent Calendar
Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Worthington/Maio) to adopt the Consent Calendar in one motion except as indicated:
1. Administrative Citation Procedures (PDF, 186 KB) (First Reading January 11, 2005 – Unanimous)
From: City Manager
Recommendation: Adopt the second reading of an Ordinance amending Berkeley Municipal Code (BMC) Chapter 1.28 in order to: 1) increase the period for requesting a hearing to contest an administrative citation from 14 to 21 days; 2) require issuance of "fix-it" tickets in specified cases; and 3) clarify the burden of going forward with the evidence and the burden of proof in administrative hearings.
Financial Implications: None.
Contact: Manuela Albuquerque, City Attorney, 981-6950
Action: Adopted Ordinance No. 6,836–N.S. (PDF, 245 KB) Effective February 17, 2005.
2. John Hoppin v. City of Berkeley (PDF, 131 KB)
From: City Manager
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution approving the settlement of the Alameda County Superior Court Action No. RG 04 154992 entitled John Hoppin v. City of Berkeley in the amount of $29,500.
Financial Implications: Public Liability Fund – $29,500.
Contact: Manuela Albuquerque, City Attorney, 981-6950
Action: Adopted Resolution No. 62,780–N.S. (PDF, 68 KB)
3. Contract: Air Rights at Ashby Bart – Ed Roberts Campus (PDF, 3 MB)
From: City Manager
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract and any amendments with Ed Roberts Campus (ERC) to assign the City's option to the air rights over the eastern parking lot of the Ashby BART station, subject to conditions in the contract. The term of the new contract extends until May, 2007, concurrent with the option agreement between BART and the ERC.
Financial Implications: Unknown (value of the air rights).
Contact: Tom Myers, Economic Development, 981-7530
Action: Adopted Resolution No. 62,781–N.S. (PDF, 2 MB)
4. Agreement: California Department of Transportation (CALTRANS) for Federal and/or State Funding for Spruce Street Reconstruction (PDF, 178 KB)
From: City Manager
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute any agreements and amendments with the California Department of Transportation to claim federal and/or state funding for certain Transportation Projects through the California Department of Transportation.
Financial Implications: Grant revenue – $1,651,000; Street Capital Improvement Project budget – $850,000 matching funds.
Contact: Rene Cardinaux, Public Works, 981-6300
Action: Adopted Resolution No. 62,782–N.S. (PDF, 72 KB)
5. Kyoto Protocol (PDF, 21 KB)
From: Councilmembers Spring, Worthington, Maio and Anderson
Recommendation: Join KyotoUSA and adopt a Resolution endorsing the Kyoto Protocol calling for the reduction of greenhouse emissions and urging the U.S. government to join most of the other nations of the world in their commitment to reduce emissions to address the threat posed by global warming.
Contact: Dona Spring, Councilmember District 4, 981-7140; Kriss Worthington, Councilmember District 7, 981-7170; Linda Maio, Councilmember District 1, 981-7110; Max Anderson, Councilmember District 3, 981-7130
Action: Adopted Resolution No. 62,783–N.S. (PDF, 182 KB) Councilmember Spring amended her report to read: "Global warming is one of the most serious threats if not the most serious threat facing the planet."
6. "Stand up for Choice Day" Honoring Roe v. Wade (PDF, 168 KB)
From: Councilmember Worthington
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution: 1)
recognizing January 22, 2005 as "Stand Up for Choice Day" in honor of the
landmark 1973 United States Supreme Court decision of Roe v. Wade; 2)
supporting the local Pro-Choice community demonstrating in San Francisco; and
3) urging all legal authorities to facilitate the protection of women's reproductive rights.
Contact: Kriss Worthington, Councilmember District 7, 981-7170
Action: Adopted Resolution No. 62,784–N.S. (PDF, 187 KB)
Action Calendar – Appeals
7. 2041-2067 Center Street (Seagate Properties) (Held over from January 11, 2005)
a. From: City Manager (PDF, 7 MB)
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution affirming the decision of the Zoning Adjustments Board (ZAB) to approve Use Permit #03-10000002, a nine story mixed use project with 149 dwelling units, commercial and cultural art space, and dismissing the appeal. This project is subject to state density bonus provisions.
Financial Implications: None.
Contact: Dan Marks, Planning, 981-7400
b. Appeal:
1. Zelda Bronstein (PDF, 344 KB)
c. Communications: (January 11, 2005)
1. None.
d. Supplemental Communications #1 (PDF, 25 MB) (January 11, 2005 - numbering follows original sequence)
33. Friends of Downtown Berkeley
1. Mark McLeod
2. Clifford Fred
3. Martha Nicoloff
4. Jesse Townley
5. Austene Hall
6. Darrell de Tienne
7. Michael Katz
e. Supplemental Communications #2 (January 11, 2005 - numbering follows original sequence)
43. Councilmember Spring (PDF, 233 KB)
Action: Moved, seconded, failed (Worthington/Spring; Noes–Maio, Moore, Anderson, Capitelli, Olds, Wozniak, Bates) a substitute motion to set matter for a public hearing.
Moved, seconded, carried (Wozniak/Olds; Abstain-Worthington) a main motion to adopt Resolution No. 62,785–N.S. (PDF, 6 MB) affirming the decision of the Zoning Adjustments Board (ZAB) to approve Use Permit #03-10000002, a nine-story mixed-use project with 149 dwelling units, commercial and cultural art space, and dismissing the appeal.
Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Anderson) a motion to refer to the Planning Commission to make recommendations for calculating cultural density bonus and strengthening inclusionary zoning ordinance as requested by Councilmember Spring.
Councilmember Spring requests the record note she has made efforts to bring this project into compliance with zoning laws by recommending that Council adopt alternative methodology for calculating the density bonus and an Ordinance for administering the State density bonus and establishing density standards of units per acre.
8. 2615 Marin Avenue
a. From: City Manager (PDF, 704 KB)
Attachment 2: Part 1 (PDF, 16 MB) | Part 2 (PDF, 14 MB)
Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution affirming the Zoning Adjustments Board (ZAB) approval of Use Permit #03-10000069, to construct a single-family dwelling, and dismissing the appeal.
Financial Implications: None.
Contact: Dan Marks, Planning, 981-7400
b. Appeal:
1. Kimberly Kline and Stephen Branam (PDF, 962 KB)
1. Marian and Albert Magid
2. Robert Stark
3. David Richmond and Kelly Klopp Richmond
4. Matthew P White
5. Kimberly Kline
6. Kimberly Kline and George Kalmar
Public Testimony: 2 speakers. Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Olds) to close the public hearing.
Action: Councilmember Capitelli announced he would recuse himself because he was sitting on the Zoning Adjustments Board when this matter was considered. Moved, seconded, carried (Olds/Moore; Recused - Capitelli) a motion to adopt Resolution 62,785A (PDF, 112 KB) to remand to the Zoning Adjustments Board to consider a more appropriate placement of square footage on the first and second floors, setting the structure further back on the lot or eliminating the third floor in order to protect the views of pre-existing neighboring homes.
NOTICE CONCERNING YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS: If you object to a decision by the City Council to approve or deny a use permit or variance for a project the following requirements and restrictions apply: 1) No lawsuit challenging a City decision to deny (Code Civ. Proc. '1094.6(b)) or approve (Gov. Code 65009(c)(5)) a use permit or variance may be filed more than 90 days after the date the Notice of Decision of the action of the City Council is mailed. Any lawsuit not filed within that 90-day period will be barred. 2) In any lawsuit that may be filed against a City Council decision to approve or deny a use permit or variance, the issues and evidence will be limited to those raised by you or someone else, orally or in writing, at a public hearing or prior to the close of the last public hearing on the project.
Action Calendar – Public Hearing
9. Property Lien: 1340 Sixth Street
a. From: City Manager (PDF, 14 MB)
Recommendation: Conduct a public hearing and upon conclusion, adopt a Resolution rejecting the property owner's objection to the cost of the nuisance abatement at 1340 Sixth Street, and allowing the property lien to be recorded as written and approved by the Manager of Environmental Health, Director of Health and Human Services and City Manager.
Financial Implications: General Fund – $6,399.
Contact: Fred Medrano, Health and Human Services, 981-5100
b. Appeal
c. Communications
1. Kenneth W. Pritikin, Foley McIntosh Frey & Claytor (PDF, 2 MB)
Public Testimony: The Mayor opened the public hearing. 2 speakers. Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Anderson) to close the public hearing.
Action: Moved, seconded, carried (Maio/Anderson) to adopt Resolution No. 62,786–N.S. (PDF, 118 KB) rejecting the property owner's objection to the costs and allowing the property lien to be recorded as written.
10. Marin Avenue Reconfiguration
a. Presentation by Transportation Department (PDF, 6 MB)
Contact: Peter Hillier, Transportation, 981-7010
b. From: City Manager (PDF, 9 MB) (Held over from December 14, 2004)
Recommendation: Conduct a public hearing and upon conclusion, adopt a Resolution adopting a Negative Declaration for the Marin Avenue Reconfiguration Project and directing staff to proceed toward implementation of the project and submit a combined funding application to the Measure B Countywide Bicycle-Pedestrian Discretionary Fund, Transportation Development Act (TDA) Article 3, BAAQMD Transportation Fund for Clean Air Program Manager Fund in January 2005.
Financial Implications: Various Grants – $30,000.
Contact: Peter Hillier, Transportation, 981-7010
c. Communications (PDF, 1 MB) (January 18, 2005)
1. Zelda Bronstein
2. Wendy Alfsen, Walk & Roll Berkeley
3. Gregory Kalkanir
4. Stuart Pawsey
5. Eric Enderton
6. Thomas and Johanna Clark
7. John Mengel
8. Landra E. Rosenthal
9. Barbara Gilbert
d. Supplemental Communications #1 (PDF, 12 MB) (December 14, 2004 - numbering follows original sequence)
13. Public comments, submitted by Transportation
14. Michael Katz
15. Bryce Nesbitt (2)
16. Hank Resnik
17. Juliet Lamont
18. Jerry Landis
19. David Coolidge
20. Benjamin Grant
21. Rob Wrenn, Chair, Transportation Commission
22. Raymond A. Chamberlin
23. Mark Abrahams
e. Supplemental Communications #2 (December 14, 2004 - numbering follows original sequence)
25. Proposal Regarding Marin Avenue Reconfiguration, submitted by Councilmembers Capitelli, Olds and Maio (PDF, 170 KB)
Public Testimony: The Mayor opened the public hearing. 42 speakers. Moved, seconded, carried (Wozniak/Anderson) to close the public hearing.
Action: Held over for discussion and a decision on January 25, 2005.
Action Calendar – Old Business
11. City's Response to University of California Long Range Development Plan Final Environmental Impact Report (PDF, 1 MB) (Held over from January 11, 2005)
From: City Manager
Recommendation: Direct the City Manager on how to proceed in discussions with UC Berkeley on its 2020 Long Range Development Plan.
Financial Implications: Unknown.
Contact: Arrietta Chakos, City Manager, 981-7000
Action: Held over to January 25, 2005 by the City Manager.
Council rules limit action on Communications to referral to the City Manager and/or Boards and Commissions for investigation and/or recommendations.
Ed Roberts Campus
1. Elissa Gershon and Michael Butler
2. Lisa Wahl
3. Sam Dardick
4. Ronald Good
5. Marilyn Golden
6. Susan Henderson
7. Sandra Vannoy
8. Mary Lou Breslin
9. Deborah Kaplan
10. Ralph Hager
11. Debbie Notkin
12. Darlene Bubis
13. Neil A. Cook
14. Ken Stein
15. Jessica (Dusty) Bernard
16. Carl Friberg
17. Julia Epstein
18. Edward Church
Kyoto Protocol
19. Jane and Tom Kelly on behalf of KyotoUSA
Encroachment Permit: UC Pedestrian Bridge over Hearst Avenue (Foothill Bridge)
20. Alan R. Seher, Counsel for New Education Development Systems, Inc.
American Baptist Seminary of the West (Spring)
21. John Caner, Willard Neighborhood Association
Destruction of Rosebushes
22. Anne Whyte
City Employment Opportunities (Spring)
23. Barbara Gilbert
Item 3: Contract: Air Rights at Ashby Bart – Ed Roberts Campus
24. Ethel B. Manheimer
25. David Arnold
26. Stephanie Miyashiro
Item 7: 2041-2067 Center Street (Seagate Properties) ~ Supplement 1 File (PDF, 34 MB)
27. Sharon Hudson (2)
28. Doug Buckwald
29. Michael Katz
30. Jim Sharp
31. Jesse Townley
Item 8: 2615 Marin Avenue ~ Supplement 1 File (PDF, 8 MB)
32. Herbert and Emilie Steiner
33. Greta and Jerry Fillingim
34. Doris Kretschmer and Douglas Vaughan
35. Raymond A. Chamberlin
36. Bob Salmons and Mildred Brown
37. Jeff Weinstein and Ginger Parnes
38. Petition with 9 signatures submitted by Kimberley G. Kline
39. Mildred Brown
40. Tracy Trumbly
41. Kimberley G. Kline (2)
42. Ellen B. Gold
43. Henry and Roma Ohab
44. John Lennie
45. Steve (Hopper) Branam
46. Barbara McHugh
47. Barryett Enge
48. Lynn MacDonald
49. David Richmond
50. Bill Coffin
51. William and Virginia Baker
52. Ruth Lyneis
Item 10: Marin Avenue Reconfiguration ~ Supplement 1 File (PDF, 26 MB)
53. Presentation submitted by Transportation Department
54. Supplemental Communications from 12/14/04
55. Roger Marquis
56. Mary Pearsall
57. Roy Nakadegawa
58. Michael Katz
59. Lee Kempf
60. Charles L. Smith (2)
61. Raymond A. Chamberlin (3)
62. Nancy Graham
63. Mina & Jim Jenner
64. Jim Cottle
65. Dan Stark
66. Robert Warren Jones
67. Marilynn Aiches, Leo Lomeli and Samantha Lomeli
68. Karen Leslie
69. Barryett Enge
70. Bruce Smith
71. Joan and Alec Blair
72. Gene Meyers
73. Aaron Feldman
74. Bill Coffin
75. Nancy Knop
76. Irene and David Winston
77. Gloria Schild
78. Barbara West
79. Susan Lea
80. Julie Stokstad
81. Christine and Tony Kaes
82. Betty Schreck
83. Wayne Huber
84. Gordon C., Cela B. and David A. Coleman
85. Leni Siegel
86. Stephen Colwell and Ann Shulman
87. Daryl W. Preston
88. Theodore Lobman
89. Barbara Gilbert (2)
90. Gene Poschman
91. Dave Campbell
Adeline and Shattuck Stop Lights
92. Robert Blau
Item 5: Kyoto Protocol
93. Kyoto USA.org bumper sticker, submitted by Anonymous
Item 7: 2041-2067 Center Street (Seagate Properties)
94. Stephen Wollmer (PDF, 218 KB)
Item 10: Marin Avenue Reconfiguration ~ Supplement 2 File (PDF, 991 KB)
95. Petition with 28 signatures, submitted by Barry Silverman
96. Valerie, Robert, Erin, Dylan, Justin and Chris Cheasty
Berkeley Daily Planet Commentary
97. Hans Barnum
Berkeley Guides: Downtown Berkeley – Public Safety Assessment
98. Anonymous
Adjourned at11:09 p.m. in memory of Bob Fabian.


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I'm using Nutch and Solr to index a file share.
I first issue: bin/nutch crawl urls
Which gives me:
solrUrl is not set, indexing will be skipped...
crawl started in: crawl-20110804191414
rootUrlDir = urls
threads = 10
depth = 5
Injector: starting at 2011-08-04 19:14:14
Injector: crawlDb: crawl-20110804191414/crawldb
Injector: urlDir: urls
Injector: Converting injected urls to crawl db entries.
Injector: Merging injected urls into crawl db.
Injector: finished at 2011-08-04 19:14:16, elapsed: 00:00:02
Generator: starting at 2011-08-04 19:14:16
Generator: Selecting best-scoring urls due for fetch.
Generator: filtering: true
Generator: normalizing: true
Generator: jobtracker is 'local', generating exactly one partition.
Generator: Partitioning selected urls for politeness.
Generator: segment: crawl-20110804191414/segments/20110804191418
Generator: finished at 2011-08-04 19:14:20, elapsed: 00:00:03
Fetcher: Your 'http.agent.name' value should be listed first in 'http.robots.agents' property.
Fetcher: starting at 2011-08-04 19:14:20
Fetcher: segment: crawl-20110804191414/segments/20110804191418
Fetcher: threads: 10
QueueFeeder finished: total 1 records + hit by time limit :0
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=9
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=8
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=7
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=6
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=5
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=4
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=3
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=2
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=1
fetching file:///mnt/public/Personal/Reminder Building Security.htm
-finishing thread FetcherThread, activeThreads=0
-activeThreads=0, spinWaiting=0, fetchQueues.totalSize=0
Fetcher: finished at 2011-08-04 19:14:22, elapsed: 00:00:02
ParseSegment: starting at 2011-08-04 19:14:22
ParseSegment: segment: crawl-20110804191414/segments/20110804191418
ParseSegment: finished at 2011-08-04 19:14:23, elapsed: 00:00:01
CrawlDb update: starting at 2011-08-04 19:14:23
CrawlDb update: db: crawl-20110804191414/crawldb
CrawlDb update: segments: [crawl-20110804191414/segments/20110804191418]
CrawlDb update: additions allowed: true
CrawlDb update: URL normalizing: true
CrawlDb update: URL filtering: true
CrawlDb update: Merging segment data into db.
CrawlDb update: finished at 2011-08-04 19:14:24, elapsed: 00:00:01
Generator: starting at 2011-08-04 19:14:24
Generator: Selecting best-scoring urls due for fetch.
Generator: filtering: true
Generator: normalizing: true
Generator: jobtracker is 'local', generating exactly one partition.
Generator: 0 records selected for fetching, exiting ...
Stopping at depth=1 - no more URLs to fetch.
LinkDb: starting at 2011-08-04 19:14:25
LinkDb: linkdb: crawl-20110804191414/linkdb
LinkDb: URL normalize: true
LinkDb: URL filter: true
LinkDb: adding segment: file:/home/nutch/nutch-1.3/runtime/local/crawl-20110804191414/segments/20110804191418
LinkDb: finished at 2011-08-04 19:14:26, elapsed: 00:00:01
crawl finished: crawl-20110804191414
Then I: bin/nutch solrindex http://localhost:8983/solr/ crawl-20110804191414/crawldb crawl-20110804191414/linkdb crawl-20110804191414/segments/*
Which gives me:
SolrIndexer: starting at 2011-08-04 19:17:07
SolrIndexer: finished at 2011-08-04 19:17:08, elapsed: 00:00:01
When I do a : query on solr I get:
<lst name="responseHeader">
<int name="status">0</int>
<int name="QTime">2</int>
<lst name="params">
<str name="indent">on</str>
<str name="start">0</str>
<str name="q">*:*</str>
<str name="version">2.2</str>
<str name="rows">10</str>
<result name="response" numFound="0" start="0"/>
Note that this worked fine when I tried to use protocol-http to crawl a website but does not work when I use protocol-file to crawl a file system.
---EDIT--- After trying this again today I noticed that files with spaces in the names were causing a 404 error. That's a lot of files on the share I'm indexing. However, the thumbs.db files were making it in ok. This tells me that the problem is not what I thought it was.


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Campfire Stories: April 23-27
Better late than never, here's last week's edition of Campfire Stories.
Monday, April 23
dConstruct 2012
The new site for this year's dConstruct conference looks great.
VIM Adventures
Learning VIM while playing a game. Lots of fun!
Adobe CS6 launched
We didn't upgrade to CS5, so Jimmy and Johannes are very excited about getting a new version of Photoshop now. We'll probably sign up for Creative Cloud.
Nordic Ruby schedule
The schedule for our annual Ruby conference is now online. Lots of great sessions planned.
Tuesday, April 24
Turnip: a tasty Cucumber alternative?
Our friends at Thoughtbot wrote a blog post about Turnip, Jonas' acceptance testing framework.
Elabs stickers
We're getting new stickers and iPhone decals made.
Wednesday, April 25
Type Connection
A typographic dating game.
Simple Modal
JavaScript plugin to create modal windows.
Thursday, April 26
SDC speakers' dinner
CJ and Jonas chatting with Joseph Wilk at the SDC speakers' dinner. Joseph will be giving a talk titled "Someone is wrong" at Nordic Ruby this year.
PHP: The Good Parts
Tom Hudson wrote a book about PHP.
Rdio's new site
Looks great. Wish they would launch their service in Sweden.
Friday, April 27


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Google updated its Chrome Beta Android app yesterday with some handy new features. Though it's only compatible with smartphones and tablets running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, the new update offers the ability to view the desktop version of any website instantly. Users can also add bookmarks t ... Full Article »
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Jeanie Buss Shuts Down Rumors Of A Phil Jackson Lakers ReunionLakers president and co-owner Jeanie Buss said on a radio show on Monday that Phil Jackson is very "committed" to the New York Knicks and will not be coming to the Los Angeles Lakers anytime soon.
Kobe Bryant After Win: 'I'm A Laker For Life'After the Lakers first win of the season against the Nets on Friday, Kobe Bryant remained adamant that his future will be with the Lakers and no one else.
Phil On Kobe: This Season 'Might Be His Last' With LakersLeave it to the Zen Master to play more mind games with Laker fans.
Lakers Fall To NBA's Worst New York KnicksTim Hardaway Jr. scored 22 points, Andrea Bargnani added 16 and the New York Knicks snapped their five-game losing streak with just their fifth road victory of the season, 101-94 over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night.
Lakers Top 5 Games To Watch Of 2014-15 SeasonAfter having one of their worst seasons of franchise history, the Los Angeles Lakers are ready for a bounce-back season will the help of Kobe Bryant. Bryant will return from a knee injury and ruptured Achilles which limited him to a handful of games of last season. The game with the most storyline will be on March 31st when Derek Fisher and Phil Jackson will come to Staples as member of the New York Knicks.
Carmelo Anthony Is Staying With New York KnicksA person with knowledge of the details says Carmelo Anthony is staying with the New York Knicks.
Phil Jackson's Knicks Waive Former Sixth Man Of The Year Lamar Odom The New York Knicks have waived veteran forward Lamar Odom and re-signed center Cole Aldrich.
Derek Fisher Officially Hired As Head Coach Of New York KnicksHe has every attribute the New York Knicks need -- except experience as a coach, the job they hired him to do.
Report: Ex-Lakers Walton, Fisher On Short List For Knicks Coaching JobWill a former Lakers head coach look to the purple and gold for his next coaching pick to lead the New York Knicks?
Phil Jackson To Be Introduced By KnicksPhil Jackson won NBA titles as a player and a coach. He'll now try winning as an executive.
Phil Jackson Joins Knicks' Front Office As The Team's Latest SaviorWith an agreement in principle for Phil Jackson to oversee their basketball operations, the Knicks are venturing down the same road to futility with a different leading man.
Lakers EVP Jeanie Buss, Phil Jackson EngagedCBS2/KCAL9 Sports Director Jim Hill has learned Lakers Executive Vice President Jeanie Buss and 11-time NBA Champion Phil Jackson are engaged.


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With the funds, Adheren will scale up production and further develop the real-time single-cell array based complement-dependent cytotoxicity (CDC), antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity (ADCC), and whole blood cytotoxicity assays, and validate their use with a wide range of tumor cells and therapeutic antibody drugs.
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Using its high-throughput cell positioning technology platform, the company said its new single-cell array based cytotoxicity assays will allow cytotoxicity analysis to be conducted on a single-cell basis and overcome the need for labor-intensive assays or radiochemical. The CAT assay platform is able to identify and recover live resistant cells for further culturing and analysis. It will also allow cytotoxicity assays or drug screening to be done in patient's own blood, according to Adheren.
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ANTISOCIAL Creators Return With THE DROWNSMAN
No rest for the wicked they say and the makers of Canadian horror flick Antisocial are chugging right along onto their next film under the working title of The Drownsman. The Drownsman is the second film in a planned trilogy of horror films from Black Fawn Films. Cast and crew are in the middle of an 18 day shoot in Guelph, Ontario, where I will be this Thursday, visiting the set and making an unbelievable nuisance of myself. We do not have any official images from the production yet but a behind the scenes shot of Archibald with his ladies will suffice for now.
The Drownsman reunites a few from the Antisocial team. Michelle Mylett will take the lead again, this time as Madison. Antisocial writer Chad Archibald gets back behind the camera while writing partner and Antisocial director Cody Calahan assumes the writing role. Ry(an) Barrett, who has worked with Archibald on Antisocial and Neverlost will be the titular Drownsman.
Executive Producers Breakthrough Entertainment have worldwide distribution rights. They and the filmmakers hope to have the film read for presentation at EFM in February during Berlinale.After almost drowning in a lake, Madison finds herself bound to a life of fear. Unable to describe what happened to her during the moments she was underwater, she begins to develop hydrophobia: an abnormal fear of water. Crippled by her post trauma, Madison attempts to shut out the world but her fear intensifies and she is faced with the vision of a dark figure that haunts her day and night. After watching her struggle for one year with the phobia and visions, Madison's four friends attempt an unconventional intervention in which they accidentally open a floodgate to a dark place where none of them are safe. As Madison and her friends dive deeper into the dark history of this figure that haunts them, it reaches out and begins dragging them to a horrifying place that they can never come back from. In the vein of classic supernatural villain's like Freddy Kruger, Michael Myers, and Candyman, this film creates a new iconic villain that will make audiences fear running their bath water."We're creating a film that defies physics and we're shooting 95% of it without CGI so we've had to create some innovative sets to pull off these unique water effects" says Chad Archibald. "The story and pace of this film is totally different than previous ones, it showcases an element we often don't think of as something to fear- water. When our lead Madison has an accident in the water, her hydrophobia escalates, the story begins to take some twists and some terrifying turns. Cody Calahan and I have created a new type of horror story, while still paying homage to the classic genre films we know and love.""We are very excited to be working again with Black Fawn," says Breakthrough Executive Producer Peter Williamson, "the creative and commercial success of Antisocial, shows us that 'generation next' audiences want ever more intriguing genre experiences."
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October shows its sunny disposition
By one measure, San Diego had its warmest October in 21 years. The average temperature for the month at Lindbergh Field was 69.0 degrees. Not since 1987, when the average was 69.5, was October hotter.
But those numbers this year would be higher if there weren't some unusually cold nights tossed in. It got down to 52 on Oct. 12 and 53 on Oct. 13. The average for a day is determined by adding the high and low and dividing by two.
Looking just at the high temperatures, October 2008 was the hottest in 26 years. The average high this year was 78.1. The last time the month topped that number was in 1982, when it was 78.8.
The monthly average has been building over the last five years. Last year, the average high during the month was 73.5. In 2006, it was 71.8; '05: 71.3; and '04: 69.7.
The mercury hit 80 degrees or higher at Lindbergh Field 16 times during October this year. That's more than the months of September, August, July, June and May – combined.
An 80-degree day is actually fairly rare at Lindbergh. It has happened only 36 times this year, and October is the only month when it happened more than five times. The 94 degrees recorded Oct. 8 tied April 27 for the hottest day of the year so far.
That's a bunch of pretty hot numbers. What was going on?
Ivory Small, the science and operations officer at the National Weather Service office in Rancho Bernardo, said there was a stagnant pattern. A powerful ridge of high pressure was parked either right on the West Coast or just offshore most of the month. That pattern isn't too unusual for October, he said, but its strength and persistence was.
"If it's a bigger high than normal, it has a tendency to give you better subsidence (air compressing at the Earth's surface) to keep things warm," Small said. The pattern also allowed Santa Ana conditions to develop a couple of times, which also elevated the temperatures.
More stats Inland areas of the county certainly weren't immune to the heat. Reader Carl Carrano compiled these numbers for Ramona last week:
Days over 90 degrees: 15, including a run of eight straight.
Record highs: 5.
Average daily high vs. normal: +5 degrees.
Daily average (high and low) vs. normal: +2.4.
Days with humidity below 10 percent: 15, including eight straight.
Reader Phil Pryde felt the heat, too. But he also noticed some rather huge temperature swings within the same day.
"A 40-degree thermometer is generally considered pretty long, but we have had several 50-degree days," Pryde said. "As a well-known weather statistics junkie, I've been intrigued by the very long thermometers throughout the county."
Here are some 50-degree swing days he noted at inland stations last month:
Oct. 23: Wild Animal Park, high 95, low 45.
Oct. 25: Campo, 91-38; Wild Animal Park, 93-43.
Oct. 26: Ramona, 91-41; Campo, 89-37.
Oct. 27: Campo, 91-37 Oct. 28: Wild Animal Park, 98-47; (Ramona just missed at 94-45.)
Small said the high pressure that caused the heat prevented an onshore flow most of the month, so the air stayed very dry. Dry air cools off more at night, then warms up quickly during the day.
Raising flags The heat and low humidity levels kept the weather service very busy during the month. It issued many red-flag warnings for critical fire danger, including over six straight days from Oct. 24 through 29.
But Small said not all red-flag warnings are created equal. The weather service puts out the warnings when one of three criteria are or will be met:


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Lundqvist back in goal, looking to pass John Vanbiesbrouck on the Rangers' wins list.
Kris Newbury was returned to Connecticut this morning, meaning the Rangers have one extra player around. So Steve Eminger is expected to be prucha'd as the Rangers go with the same lineup tonight.
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Hockey for Haxton brought out community
Thanks to all the volunteers who worked so hard to make the Hockey for Haxton & Easter Seals Benefit a success this past December. This benefit is in memory of Amanda Haxton, a Delaware Shore and Cape Henlopen High School field hockey athlete, who passed away as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident.
This year's event should result in a grant to the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center in Georgetown and a grant to Sarah More, a Delaware Shore senior. Each grant will to be in excess of $1,000.
Danielle Renken, a former classmate of Haxton, chairs this two-day event. Sue Lore is the chairperson of the awards committee, which is staffed by Amanda Frampton, Bobby McIlvain, Kit Haxton, Renken, and Mike Eisenhour.
Special thanks goes to all our volunteer umpires who gave a considerable amount of time to officiate the games: Jenna Steele, Erin Ricker, Jacki Coveleski, Christine Bristowe, Lloyd Lee Heite, Sam Coveleski, Andrea Fleming, Karli Swope, Faye Smith, Cricket Morris, Nancy Neeman, Buster Neeman, Amanda Frampton, Stacie Spicer, Kaci Coveleski, Lexi Gooch, Debbie Windett, Sydney Ostroski, Anna Steiner, Gabby Lopez, Isabel Carulli, Brittany Betts and Rachel Hagan.
Assisting with registration and the raffles were: Renken, Lowe and Chelsey Shellenberger. Stephanie Brown and Carrie LeMaire organized and coordinated the staffing of the concessions area.
The committee is already starting planning for the 2013 event, which is tentatively scheduled for the weekend of Dec. 21-22, 2013. Registration information can be found on the Delaware Shore website in late summer.
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Johnson County debating budget crunch
JOHNSON COUNTY, Kan. - Johnson County commissioners debated the $873 million budget Tuesday.
The budget is larger than last year because of an increase in salaries. There is also a significant loss in funding due to a reduction in the mortgage registration fee, which the state legislature voted to eliminate.
The fee previously brought $18 million to the county.
With more state revenue shortages expected, county leaders are already looking at solutions.
"Either we go ahead and increase property taxes, which is our only vehicle right now for taxation since sales tax is maxed out for us or we talk about a reduction in services," said County Manager Hannes Zacharias.
To make up for lost revenue, Zacharias is suggesting a "modest" property tax increase.
Johnson County may be facing additional challenges in years ahead.
Kansas took in $338 million less for the fiscal year ending Monday than state officials projected, escalating the debate over Republican Gov. Sam Brownback's income tax cuts.
The state finished the year 5.8 percent below estimates after revenues plunged more than $300 million in April and May combined, meaning the state will eat through reserves to balance its budget.
Zacharias forecasts as the budget lessens at the state level, Johnson County may lose funding to its corrections facilities, mental health institutions, highways etc.
A public hearing on this year's budget is set for July 28.


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Law enforcement and community members gathered Monday to learn what they can do to help combat a growing gang problem in the east.
The 6th annual Eastern Carolina Gang Conference was held at Lenoir Community College.
Organizers say trends are showing gangs being pushed out of inner urban areas and moving toward smaller communities.
Detective Benjamin Parrish with the Duplin County Sheriff's Office says gang criminal activity is broad - from narcotics to guns to prostitution, and now they're also committing white collar crimes.
Officials estimate by the end of this year there will be close to 41,000 gang members in our state.


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Moody's acquisition has sparked hopes of foreign investor interest in other local rating agencies too, dealers say.
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It's amazing how the technology in this flick ranges from the 1800s to the control deck of the Starship Enterprise.
"The Hunger Games" is set in what can be described as a post-apocalyptic future where the country in which the story takes place is divided into 12 separate districts and one large capital city. Government workers and the richest of the population reside in the capital; the 12 separate districts are where the poorer societies live.
To keep order and peace in the country and stay in control, the government created "The Hunger Games" where one young man and woman are chosen from each district to compete in a fight-to-the-death competition. Main character, Katniss Everdeen (Lawrence), was not chosen to participate in the games, however, her sister was picked, and Katniss volunteered to take her place. The movie then follows Katniss' journey of understanding the capital and competing in the hunger games.
"The Hunger Games" does a fairly good job of introducing the audience to this alternate reality and moves along at a smooth pace. For most of the film, it doesn't feel rushed, taking time to develop characters. The climax of the story, however, did go a little too fast and lacked a certain "Luke blowing up the Death Star feel." Plus, the ending felt a little too complete. By the end, mostly everything has wrapped up, and it left me not really needing — or even wanting — a sequel.
The acting was strong, with my favorite being Woody Harrelson, who played a charismatic character that added to the enjoyment of the film. I've also heard Jennifer Lawrence played Katniss just how she was portrayed in the book, which I haven't read. That being said, she carried the role of the protagonist well and convincingly. Donald Sutherland was good as President Snow as well — a major step up from the phoned-in performance from "The Eagle" last year.
The special effects are another aspect the filmmakers got right. The high level of tech the capital was using from the aircrafts to the holographic projectors all looked great. The film was good in terms of style and setting, from the clothing to the capital city to the battle arena where the games take place — everything has a gritty, realistic feel to it.
The camera work, however, left much to be desired. For many moments of the film, the camera was shaky, which isn't bad in small doses, but it was getting to the point of nerve-racking. Also, there were too many close up shots during the battle scenes, which made it very difficult to see who had the upper hand — let alone what the heck was going on. This really hurt the film since these moments of battle and survival seemed so integral to the story, yet could barely be seen.
"The Hunger Games" is a film that can definitely hold one's interest, be exciting and engaging at times, however, the scenes that are supposed to show the raw survival didn't seem very impactful and the ending was lack-luster. High 3 out of 5.


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Today I collimated my 40-year-old RV6 after sending the mirrors off for resurfacing. It was a clear night, so I took 'er for a spin. Big improvment! I saw a lot more of the peripheral nebulosity of M31 than I've seen before, and with averted vision I could see it resolving individual stars in M13. Generally brighter and with more contrast. I'm glad I finally screwed up the courage to do this and count on my ability to get the scope back together again afterwards.
Now I can't wait to line it up on some planets and see what it can do!
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The outcome of the Gloucester County freeholder race was unchanged by a recount that required checking all paper ballots and voting machines, officials announced Thursday.
"We still won," said Larry Wallace, a Republican.
Wallace and running mate Vince Nestore Jr. were the first Republicans elected to the seven-member freeholder board in 15 years.
Wallace was the top vote-getter, while Nestore beat Democrats Heather Simmons and Robert Zimmerman for the second spot.
The three-day recount, which ended Thursday, produced only a slight change in the final tally, and the discrepancy was blamed on voter error.
Stephanie Salvatore, superintendent of elections, said several voters who submitted mail-in ballots had disregarded instructions to use blue or black ink and instead used red ink, which scanners rejected. Others, she said, put a check mark next to the candidates' names instead of filling in empty circles on the ballot.


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Mark "Loopy" Lupisella is the fifty year old nephew of Vincent Lupisella and Don of the Lupisella Family. Mark is called "Loopy" due to remarkably low IQ. He was supposed to have a reality show about himself on CNT, but it was cancelled when he attacked the director. He also has a daughter, Dani Lupisella that was romantically involved with Luis Fernando Lopez at some point prior to The Ballad of Gay Tony.


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"Now it made sense, the investigators were able to see what had happened," said Long, adding that because the case is still ongoing he can't provide further details.
Keeping the Scene Clean
A basic concept taught to first responders is securing a crime scene, so contamination of evidence is minimized.
Crime-scene contamination can take many forms -- someone may touch an object leaving their fingerprints, or inadvertently move or take evidence from the scene, perhaps by picking up fibers on their shoes.
Analyzing a scene's evidence helps explain what happened, and if an item of evidence is moved or disturbed from its resting place, the analysis could be faulty.
The time after a crime has been committed, during which there is a maximum potential for the recovery of forensic evidence, is referred to as "the golden hour" by Mark Harrison, MBE, special adviser to the UK's National Crime & Operations Faculty (NCOF).
Harrison, an 18-year veteran of British policing, is on loan from the Bedfordshire Police to the NCOF, a national organization in the UK that provides special services during complex investigations.
He commonly uses HDS technology as a "stand off" device, allowing him to approach the scene in stages by scanning from the outer perimeter and moving into the heart of the scene.
"The laser doesn't care if its day or night," Harrison said. "It captures the information and allows me to interrogate the crime scene with my laptop before it has been disturbed."
In the past, the method of preserving information about the evidence was photographic documentation and two-dimensional drawings. Later, not only could someone testify to the recovery of the evidence, they might also provide expert interpretation. Drawings and photographs assist investigators in the investigation, and ultimately assist prosecutors in telling the story to a jury.
In many cases, Harrison said, the value of evidence is in its positional relationship.
"It could be blood splatters, a firearm, shell casings or any other pieces of physical evidence," he said.
Investigators often go to elaborate means to reconstruct scenes. Unfortunately no matter how good your photographer, there is always something else an investigator wants to know. Photographs and drawings are helpful, but they are two-dimensional, and are the technician's interpretation of the scene.
Long and Harrison agree that observer bias always creeps into photography and crime-scene drawing. If an HDS device is used at the scene, detectives, prosecutors and juries can return to a crime scene in its preserved state.
Matter of Perspective
The investigative and prosecutorial value of virtual crime scenes is evident. Showing a jury exactly what a witness could or could not have seen can be very valuable.
Recently Craig Fries, president and founder of Precision Simulation, said his company was asked to re-create an officer-involved shooting in the San Francisco area that occurred one year earlier.
There were more than 40 witnesses to the incident, he said, and the scene itself was approximately 400 feet by 2,000 feet -- an entire city block with businesses and apartments. Using HDS technology, Fries scanned the scene, the involved vehicles (at the impound yard) and used photographic evidence to reconstruct a virtual model of the incident that could be examined from almost any point of view.
"Once the plaintiff knew what we were able to provide, they dropped the lawsuit," Fries said, adding that HDS technology is beginning to be a tool used by both the defendant and plaintiff. "If done well, it's very compelling to the jury."
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Habs Eyes On The Prize "Pierre LeBrun dropped a bit of a bomb this morning. While he stopped short of actually suggesting that Alex Galchenyuk is available for a trade today, he did say that the Canadiens are getting calls from several teams about him. I don't think that Bergevin would make a deal for Galchenyuk..." February 29
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Hearing Montreal is making headway on a bridge deal for RFA Alex Galchenyuk, talks still in progress
ESPN "The Montreal Canadiens re-signed Jeff Petry and Torrey Mitchell after the season ended, which fueled speculation they might need to move money. But general manager Marc Bergevin says that's not the case. "We're fine with the cap, we have no problem with the money, we're good. We'll sign..." June 28
Pat Brisson is now representing Alex Galchenyuk. Contract talks with the #habs can resume.
Pro Hockey Talk "Contract talks between the Montreal Canadiens and Alex Galchenyuk were temporarily put on hold after the forward fired his agent Igor Larionov. Sportsnet's Chris Johnston reports that Galchenyuk has hired super agent Pat Brisson to represent him in contract talks with the Habs. Brisson..." June 24
Talks between Alex Galchenyuk and the Canadiens are on hold. Galchenyuk is looking for a new agent to negotiate his contract.
NHL.com "The Montreal Canadiens went through one of the worst seasons in franchise history in 2011-12, but the reward was the chance to select Alex Galchenyuk with the No. 3 pick in the 2012 NHL Draft. Canadiens general manager Marc Bergevin, who was hired seven weeks prior to that draft, never had any..." August 21
#Habs Galchenyuk is taking part in his first full practice with the team, and is wearing a regular jersey. Appears t/b cleared for contact.
Pro Hockey Talk "Whether the Montreal Canadiens host the Lightning or begin the playoffs in Tampa Bay during an upcoming first-round series, they'll be doing so without Alex Galchenyuk. The team announced that he won't be "available" for the first round of the 2014 playoffs because of a lower-body injury." April 11
NHL.com "Montreal Canadiens left wing Alex Galchenyuk sustained a lower-body injury in the first period against the Chicago Blackhawks on Wednesday night and did not return. Galchenyuk took a hit into the boards near the Montreal bench from Blackhawks forward Andrew Shaw less than 30 seconds into the..." April 10
#canadiens Alex Galchenyuk (lower body) won't return. #tvasports
#Habs Therrien confirms Galchenyuk & Moen will play Wednesday. Prust (UBI) is out. Bournival (concussion) resumed skating today.
Canadiens announce that Alex Galchenyuk will be out for 6 weeks with a broken hand.
Montreal Gazette "Canadiens fans clamouring to see Alex Galchenyuk at centre will get their wish Tuesday night when the Canadiens confront Jaroslav Halak and the St. Louis Blues at the Bell Centre (7:30 p.m., TSN, RDS, TSN-690 Radio). Head coach Michel Therrien turned to Galchenyuk in the third period of..." November 03
The Globe and Mail "Call it Montreal Canadiens forward Lars Eller's enduring contribution to the NHL lexicon. Something he dubs the "junior moment," wherein a player, usually one with dominant offensive skills in the lower levels of the sport, reverts to old junior habits in key game situations. "Like trying to..." April 24


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Which name do you prefer to be called? To me bike rider sounds derogatory and childish. Cyclist sounds more masculine and adult-like, so I prefer that. What about you?
Which name do you prefer to be called? To me bike rider sounds derogatory and childish. Cyclist sounds more masculine and adult-like, so I prefer that. What about you?
Tandemista (we ride a tandem).
Signature line for rent.
What's the difference between a cyclist and a bike rider ??
Sometimes I even go by Sag if need be....I rather be in the saddle, but sometimes you have to support...
I ride both bicycles and motorcycles. Yep I love to ride anything with two or three wheels. So I'd say I'm am a bike rider.
Life is good O^o
Either cycler or bikist works for me.
hey, nice Bike .
"Rider"...nuff said...if you don't unnerstand you won't and I don't much care...
I prefer to be called His Awesome Majesty, Ruler of All He Surveys and Supreme Commander of the Nuclear Arsenal.
I'm a bike rider and I sit on a bike seat
I'm a person who rides a bike to get around, just as I'm a person who uses a dishwasher to wash my dishes.
I perfer cyclist to bike rider or biker since the later two suggest I'm on a motorcycle. However the former suggest I'm on a bicycle.
Recumbentista or funny-looking-man-on-a-cool-bike.
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It's a matter of semantics to me. To me, cyclist" means someone who knows what they're doing with a bike; while "bike rider" could be anybody on a bike, including some bum riding the wrong way up the road, at 4 mph in high gear.
Well you have no choice, "Biker" is associated with motorcycles, we need to start call them "Mikers" and take the name back!
Clerks 2 style
Assume nothing; Question everything
His name is blazing pedals. He's a scorcher!!!!
It really sucks the term "biker" is taken, because I like that so much more than cyclist
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I've had a nice lesson in buying used forks...namely, don't.
I bought one for a friend on on the advice of a guy who supposedly knows what he's talking about. Turns out that it not only didn't fit, but it needs an overhaul. Since I don't know much about forks and how they work, I guess I got what I deserve, right? The guy who sold it said he serviced it himself, and I'm sure he thought he did a bang-up awesome job at it. At least the thing was pretty cheap.
Anyway, I've currently got a Marchozzi Drop-OFF Comp (130mm) that was OEM on my Rockhopper Comp Disc. The fork I bought is a Manitou Minute 1:00.
So, the questions is, is it worth getting the thing overhauled to replace the Marchozzi? LBS estimated about $70-90 for the work and parts. Apparently the guy blew most of the seals.
I like the fact that the Manitou is adjustable, since my Marchozzi makes a huge wheelbase, and I have to slow to a crawl around tight switchbacks and such. Plus the Manitou will probably be way more plush, while the marchozzi is a really stiff ride. It's great on urban rides, not so much for CX, which is what I find myself doing the most of.
On the other hand, I could be full of crap, and the Marchozzi is awesome, since like I said, I don't know a hell of a lot about suspension.
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[ Jewelry Design_Brass Sheet _ Piercing, Soldering, Chain making ]
Non-IT wearable devices on your fingers,providing a coolest means of eating all day along with you.
Crafts, Industrial Design, Jewelry Design2014
People nowadays tend to more rely on having take-out food because their eating habit has changed due to their busy life. However, despite the fact that a number of take-out containers have been designed, packages for take-out burger meal are not really developed so far.
Therefore, this package is designed to provide a more conve nient way of take-out for fast food industry as well as its customers by designing handy carrier for take-out burger meal consisted of a burger, french-fries, and soda.
The carrier will reduce the volume by about 50% compared to that today because I tried to simplify the design and minimize the amount of paper used with a hook for French fries, a sleeve for a burger, and a hole for soda drink, which causes people to carry it easier, and more materials saving. It is one-handed, convenient, practical, and compact, so your hands can be more free by holding all in one.
click to enlarge imagesTAKE-OUT BURGER MEAL PACKAGING2013
NUTRECEIPT is a receipt+ mobile app system, integrating and analyzing your food consumption and nutritional balance of eating habit from diverse eating experiences
It brings your nutrient data of what you have purchased from any place together, and provides a superior eating guide to lead people to awareness of their food consuming behavior, nutrition balance, and needs in developing healthy eating habits with efforts to change the way they consume food and nutrition.
Industrial Design, UI/UX2014
Station-to-station delivery service by daily subway passengers within built in urban subway networks.
This Provides more prompt, more frequent, cheaper, but still reliable delivery service, and makes the best use of subway passengers traveling time.
Industrial Design, UI/UX, Web Design2014
This is an experimental screen saver that keeps your screen and even information on it away from prying people.
Every single letter and image on the screen moves and gets jumbled all around the screen randomly when your computer is inactivate for a while. So, people might see what page you were working in, but cannot recognize what is written on it.
with Brad McDermott,An experimental screen saver2013
This table is transformable in terms of its height and shape at your needs.
By pushing 2 knobs at the center aside, it can be easily transformed its height and shape from high to low and vice versa.TRANSFORMABLE TABLE2013
New concept of crayon packaging design [Silk Screened]
Crayons are generally placed and stored in such a box unfashionable and even inconvenient to take crayons out from. In other words, those crayon boxes only act to protect, or rather, just arrange crayons inside, but offer difficulties using crayons in users' experience. Therefore, I tried to put a new concept of beauty and usability to crayon box which can satisfy all users with its packaging.
I was thinking that a role of packaging is not only to protect its contents but also to offer more differentiated experience and usability to users. Therefore, this crayon packaging is designed in order to aim to protect its contents as a case, as well as to help users use it in a more practical way by expanding the role of its packaging. It provides two different functionalities by enabling it folded in 2 different directions, rolling from out to inside vertically to close it or flipping it over horizontally for standing crayons against the triangular frame on the desk.
Also, by choosing orange as a dominant color, it still seems lively although it becomes more simple and sophisticated to be able to target all people as potential users.
click to enlarge imagesCRAYON BOX PACKAGING2013
Each single light is triangular-pyramid shaped, which comprises exactly same size of 4 triangle surfaces. Also, frame of light is all magnetic, so more than one light can expand its shape by sticking on one to each other, even it sticks on every metallic surface such as on fridge in the night. In addition, rechargeable batteries make the light more convenience as it does not have wire around it.
click to enlarge imagesEXPANDABLE MAGNETIC LIGHT2013
The design concept of this table is derived from a deep ravine formed over a long period of time. A small but gradual change of angle on each board generates huge stream of the top surface of the table. Vertical gaps between boards also provide a space to be able to insert sub-sliding table underneath the glass surface, which let users extend table surface depending on situations or their needs.
click to enlarge imagesEXPANDABLE FURNITURE DESIGN2013
TWO WINGS coffee sleeve represents image of wings.
Wings are used cup handles with aesthetic decoration, making people enjoy their drinking coffee experience in more visual way.
designed in 2011
Branding, Industrial Design, Packaging2014


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S3 Ep 1 Drowning Girl
Senior year means big changes for Bay and Daphne, as the Carlton School for the Deaf receives an influx of hearing students.
Senior year means big changes for Bay and Daphne, as the Carlton School for the Deaf receives an influx of hearing students.
When her art teacher proves to not be easily impressed, Bay is pushed to re-examine her talents. Daphne makes a mistake at the clinic.
Daphne's attempt at building a friendship with Sharee takes a turn for the worse.
Bay is surprised by her feelings when she learns that Emmett has started dating again.
Bay worries that Tank may have a crush on her.
John and Kathryn discover something about each other.
Daphne tries to convince Sharee that she needs to find help for her mother.
Daphne dances with the idea of pre-med studies.
Daphne tries to help out Angelo at the clinic's fundraiser.
Toby gets a surprise visit from Nikki.
Bay has reservations about Emmett's new girlfriend.
Bay faces the consequences of her unplanned romantic encounter with Emmett.
Bay and Emmett make an unexpected discovery.
Kathryn and John clash with Regina over funding Daphne's college expenses.
Toby returns with a new perspective on life.
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It seems like just about every few days there is a new indie developer expressing interest in the Wii U platform. Several Kickstarters projects have said yes to the Wii U, while some of them were successful and some weren't. Other games like CrossCode have been in long-time PC development, but their creator thinks the Wii U could be the perfect home for the title on consoles.
Radical Fish Games have stated that the game is built in HTML5, which would allow for easy porting to the Wii U thanks to Nintendo's Web Framework. The game would certainly be a hit with retro gamers that tend to enjoy the Virtual Console on Nintendo products as well. If you're interested in trying out the current demo for the title, you can find it here, or check out the trailer below and let us know what you think about the game and if you'd like to see it on the Wii U eventually.
[via NintendoEnthusiast]
Continue reading:
- Wii U Daily's "Find A Friend̶
- April's top 30 best selling games in Ja
- Japan is getting a new Splatoon Wii U bundle
- There will be two Zelda Wii U demos at E3
TAGS: CrossCode, Nintendo, Radical Fish Games, wii u