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From the October 2007 issue #164
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Router planes are one of those tools that you never knew was missing from your toolbox. Once you've cleaned up a dado, adjusted a tenon or made a hinge mortise with a router plane, I think you'll wonder why you were fiddling around for so many years with other tools to do those jobs.
Router planes were once common, but they descended into obscurity once Stanley stopped making its version, the No. 71. In recent years, premium tool makers have filled the gap with improved versions of the tool, and the Large Router Plane from Lie-Nielsen Toolworks is the newest one.
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text: After becoming enamored with performing in high school, Eric Dane became another LA transplant doing the Hollywood hustle. He started small — guest parts on a string of series like "Saved By The Bell" and "Married … With Children" — before being offered slightly meatier roles on the short-lived 2001 medical drama "Gideon's Crossing" (where he met his longtime girlfriend Lara Flynn Boyle during a crossover episode with "The Practice") and "Charmed" (2003-04). But it wasn't until he stepped out of that second season hot shower on "Grey's Anatomy" that he truly earned his place as a big-time small-screen stud. He lived up to his McSteamy nickname when a sex tape he made with wife Rebecca Gayheart (They married in October 2004.) and a disgraced Miss Teen USA 2002 Kari Ann Peniche was leaked in 2009. Two years later, he went to rehab for an addiction to painkillers following a sports injury. Before he was killed off the ABC drama in 2012, Dane moonlighted in films like "Marley & Me," "Valentine's Day" and "Burlesque." The father of two (daughters Billie and Georgia) can now be seen commanding "The Last Ship" on TNT.

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The biohazard threat has not ended: Just when it seemed that the menace of Resident Evil had been destroyed, along comes a new terror to send shivers down player's spines. Chris Redfield, returning Resident Evil hero, has followed the path of the evil literally around the globe. After joining a new organization, Chris heads to Africa where the latest bioterrorism threat is literally transforming the people and animals of the city into mindless, maddened creatures. He is joined by a new partner, Sheva Alomar, who lends her strength, intelligence and sharp-shooting skills to the mission. In order to survive, Chris and Sheva must work together to take on the challenges of discovering the truth behind this evil plot. Utilizing a revolutionary new co-op mode of gameplay, players will be able to assume control of either Chris or Sheva and experience Resident Evil in new ways. In Resident Evil 5, Capcom will have players fearing the daylight as much as they have feared shadow in previous games.
Co-producer and series veterans Jun Takeuchi (Lost Planet) and Masachicka Kawata (Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition, Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles) unleashes an unprecedented level of fear for the next generation in Resident Evil 5, the sequel to one of the highest-rated videogames in history, according to Metacritic.com and Gamerankings.com. Promising to revolutionize the series by delivering an unbelievable level of detail, realism and control, Resident Evil 5 is certain to bring new fans to the series. New technology developed specifically for the game, as well as incredible changes to both the gameplay and world of Resident Evil will make this a must-have game for gamers across the globe.
Key Features
- Chris Redfield, protagonist of the original Resident Evil and Resident Evil: Code Veronica, returns
- Chris is joined by new character Sheva Alomar, an African special agent tasked with investigating the epidemic
- 2 player co-op online gameplay means that players are not alone in their fight against the horror lurking around every corner
- Simultaneous global release date for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on March 13, 2009
- New enemies bring new challenges: speed and intelligence make adversaries as dangerous singly as they are in groups.
- An arsenal of weapons at the player's command to keep the evil at bay, including knives, pistols, machine guns, sniper rifles and more.
- Lighting effects provide a new level of suspense in both harsh light and deepest shadow
- True high definition gaming on multiple game platforms, using an advanced version of Capcom's proprietary game engine, MT Framework, which powered the next-gen, million-plus hit titles Devil May Cry 4, Lost Planet and Dead Rising.
Resident Evil 5 is currently scheduled for release in Japan on March 12, 2009, and in North America on March 13, 2009.
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Release Date: August 8, 2012
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The scene looks normal -- a father kicking a soccer ball to his children, rubbing their heads in playful affection. The iconic towers and fence in the background tell the real story.
"When they first come in, I'm so excited. I'm so happy to see them, and everything," says Attica State Prison inmate Thomas Gant, who University at Buffalo Law School Professor Teresa A. Miller describes as a baby-faced 35-year-old preacher's son serving 25 years to life for a second-degree murder committed when he was 21 years old.
"And the second day, everybody is being a little nervous," he continues in the video footage of Gant's visit with his wife and four children behind Attica's walls. "I have to find out how they're doing in school, how they're doing around the house.
"The second day we usually get to talking more deep. They have to get used to the environment. Let them calm down and unwind. The second day is when we get more intimate. We have more of the talks. I get the boys together, find out what's on their minds."
Gant's use of the word "intimate" is well-chosen. The eight-minute segment of Miller's upcoming documentary "Attica: The Bars That Bind Us" featuring Gant shows an almost uncomfortably revealing look at Gant's limited attempts to be a father and husband while behind bars, as well as his family's reactions to his efforts. The segment -- ending with Gant saying goodbye to his family as they leave the prison -- represents a tiny fraction of the work Miller has been doing for the last five years.
An excerpt of Miller's in-progress documentary is available here: https://vimeo.com/44945530.
Miller's purpose: to show -- in as immediate a way as possible -- the "human costs" of living in a large men's maximum security prison through the voices of prisoners and their family members, the warden, correctional officers and others.
This video segment features Gant, one of the inmates who allowed Miller extraordinary access into their lives behind bars. But it's the equivalent of a trailer for a film trilogy, a few minutes from the more than 60 hours of footage Miller has compiled using a Canon digital video camera to show firsthand how long-term exposure in prisons like Attica affects everyone -- prison guards, administrators and staff --and not just the inmates.
When Miller distills her marathon project into one sentence, it's this: An irony of broad-scale incarceration is that correctional officers and inmates are both "doing the same time," she says. They both pay a high price for living and working behind Attica's walls.
"Ultimately, the film is about the human toll on those who have long-term exposure to Attica State Prison as inmates or staff," says Miller, whose work in prisoners' rights and advocacy has spanned the last 17 years. A constant through this research has been her attempt to be "comprehensive." Miller works with many people affiliated in various ways with Attica Prison and the larger prison system, including inmates, guards, civilians, volunteers and the families of those incarcerated.
"When I began working in prisons, I had the traditional idea that inmates and prison staff have widely varying, disparate experiences," says Miller. "However, after extensive exposure to so many different areas of Attica and so many different people, all connected by working or living in the prison, I came to realize that their experiences are two sides of the same coin.
"The negative effects of prison reach farther than just the inmates, pervading the experience of any- and everyone attached to the facility long term. The film attempts to shed light on the bleak picture incarceration paints for all who live and work in the maximum security setting."
The film, Miller explains, "is about aspects of your humanity you must deny, or boldly buck the system to maintain, in order to survive Attica.
"Rather than construct inmates or guards as heroes or villains, this film demonstrates that the nemesis is a criminal justice system that responds to problems of wealth inequality, racism and drug addiction through mass incarceration."
Miller has spent more than 100 hours behind Attica's walls over the past 17 years. The task of post-production is as much of a challenge as the filming was, she says. Besides the demands of compiling the footage into the actual film, Miller must attend to marketing and funding of the film, something she is using the increasingly popular crowd-funding platform "Kickstarter" to do.
Miller regularly takes UB law school students into Attica in order to enhance the learning experience. In doing so, she attempts to broaden the study of prisons in law, extending beyond traditional academic outlets, and delving into visual and social media. She has also partnered with New York's oldest prison reform organization, the Correctional Association of New York, to bolster public awareness of the need for prison reform. She attempts to reassess the prison system itself and the methods by which to interrogate its existence. "Attica: The Bars That Bind Us" is a prime example of this.
It's innovative and -- some may say-- pioneering work at the juncture of law school and digital videography, where teaching future, socially aware lawyers and prison reform combine. Last September, Miller organized a conference marking the 40th anniversary of the Attica riots, the deadliest prison riots in the country's history in which 39 people were killed after state troopers stormed the prison in response to inmates gaining control of the prison and taking hostages.
The three-day conference at UB -- located an hour from the prison -- attracted national attention and brought survivors of the riot -- prison guards and inmates --together for the first time since the uprising.
Miller's film, scheduled to be finished and released in commercial theaters in late 2013, introduces four major characters, then follows them, and several other minor characters, through the daily challenges of making a life in Attica. This includes the uncertainty of the superintendent's announcement of plans to retire as well as the approaching 40th anniversary of the Attica uprisings.
The four main characters, each of them what Miller calls an Attica "long-termer," are:
-- Superintendent James Conway, a second-generation prison employee who grew up in the Village of Attica, and who will retire soon, after eight years of commanding Attica State Prison, capping a 26-year career in corrections. Miller's documentary shows Conway's struggling with the responsibility of keeping Attica's correctional officers in line. At the same time, he needs to recognize the concerns of the inmate population which, if not addressed, could spark another uprising.
-- Gant, the preacher's son from the East Side of Buffalo, who tried to keep a positive attitude while struggling with his feelings of bidding his family good-bye as they left the prison. Gant struggles to parent his children from prison, and to be a positive role model.
-- Inmate Jose DiLenola, a Puerto Rican 30-something child of a deaf prostitute who is serving 24 years to life for beating a man to death. Locked up since his early, angry teenaged years, DiLenola has matured into a quiet, contemplative man, and a devout Muslim, fighting to stay centered in a prison marked by everyday random violence.
-- Officer Larry Lewis, a black officer, called by his faith in God to work with inmates in one of the toughest prisons for a black officer to survive in.
"When I first got there, that was the difficulty for me working in the visit room," says Lewis at the end of the Thomas Gant segment, "because I saw this young inmate. He had his wife and two beautiful kids, a boy and a girl. And when it was time to leave, the girl started to cry, 'But I want Daddy to come.' And I want to tell you something: That bothered me. Because first of all, I had to keep up that macho CO look. I had to keep order. But behind all that front, I was torn up. The kids are hurting. The kids are doing time, too."
With permission to film inside of Attica so rarely granted, Miller at once felt the weight of the responsibility along with the excitement of the opportunity to make a powerful statement with her film.
"I knew that I had only a limited window in which to realistically capture life and work inside a very complex institution," she says.
As she embarks upon the editing of the project into a feature length film, Miller feels the pressure to "get it right."
"I take the viewer along as we jointly explore the unexpected," she says. "Everything is not as it seems. The footage shot deep in the interior of the prison, as well as the opinions of both correctional officers and inmates, will surprise the viewer. It will cause you to question much of what you thought you knew about Attica."
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Sex and procreation / Les relations sexuelles et la procréation
They're two different things.
Ce n'est pas la même chose.
Joan Roughgarden's Evolution's Rainbow can be found in its entirety online here. To learn more about Crime Against Nature, visit the articles in this section of my blog.
Evolution's Rainbow, un livre important de Joan Roughgarden, est en ligne (en anglais) ici. Pour en savoir plus sur Le crime contre la nature, regardez les vidéos dans cette section de mon blog.
- How feminism protects men / Comment le féminisme protège les hommes
- Not painting my vagina / Ne pas peindre mon vagin
- Instead of competition / Au lieu de la compétition
- How feminism protects men / Comment le féminisme protège les hommes
- Not painting my vagina / Ne pas peindre mon vagin
- Instead of competition / Au lieu de la compétition
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This reminds me of a story I just read called "The Queer Zoo" (by Shannon Cain) which is a fictional narrative that takes place at a zoo where all of the animals are LGBT, and the zookeepers study the straight animals as if there is something wrong with them (there's more to it than that - it's not nearly so one-note). It's a little bizarre, but I thought of your new series while I was reading it. You might enjoy it. It's from Cain's book "The Necessity of Certain Behaviors." Just thought I'd share.
Thank you, James! I adore reading recommendations. Without them, there are just too many books in the world…
Interesting! I remember back in high school a teacher talking about his latest deer hunting trip when he came upon two male deer that were bedding down in the same area and were well fed even during the rut. I don't remember him being derisive about the potentially homosexual deer. Or maybe that's because I wasn't listening for the derision way back then.
I thought of your series the other day when I was reading an Alaskan blog called Wickersham's Conscience http://wickershamsconscience.wordpress.com/
Where there was a piece on the Red Necked Phalarope. The female is the more colorful of the two birds, and she's polygynous. The more drab male incubates and broods unassisted, after she lays the eggs, the female is away from the nest.
Fascinating! It seems to be a thing among birds, reptiles, fish, and insects—all animals who incubate eggs outside the female's body—that the male is more involved in parenting.
Also, I wonder about listening for the derision and a child's ability to ignore it if it is there. Sometimes I think it would be nice to go back to that mental place…relaxing!
As always, wonderful thoughts and insight! Thanks, Gwenn.
Thanks Allison!


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MILWAUKEE — The Phillies have not yet engaged in formal negotiations with Cole Hamels and his agent John Boggs. Hamels is under control for 2012 and the Phillies have other holes for 2012 that Ruben Amaro Jr. says he will address first.
"We have some other fish to fry right now," Amaro said.
Both sides want a deal. Amaro has long spoken of his pride in Hamels and desire to keep a homegrown ace (and the youngest star on the oldest team in baseball). Boggs has previously talked about Hamels' affinity for Philadelphia and his willingness to make a deal. Hamels has never contradicted that.
Of course, the longer Hamels remains unsigned, the more time there is for speculation to fly.
The Phillies do not want to trade Hamels. Any suggestion of that idea is purely speculation at this point. Some national writers have dabbled in such speculation. It is not fact. The Phillies are not entertaining offers for Hamels.
"We have some other pieces of the club we need to take care of," Amaro said. "I've already expressed that to Cole and his agent. They understand it. We have until next October to do a deal with Cole. It's not a pressing need. But it's something we're absolutely on top of."
How we arrived at Point B from Point A, of course, is the faulty logic. For example: Because the Phillies traded Cliff Lee two winters ago, they cannot be ruled out from making a similar move with Hamels.
Sure, anything can happen. No one expected Lee to be traded. Amaro, in retrospect, said it was a mistake he made. He rectified it by re-signing Lee a year later.
How that relates to Hamels in any way, I'm not quite sure.
Yes, if Hamels signs a long-term deal, he will probably make at least $20 million per season. Lee, Roy Halladay and Ryan Howard have already crossed that threshold. But as we've said before, money is not much of an object these days for the Phillies. Their payroll will approach $180 million in 2012 and probably eclipse that figure.
Do they have some long-term commitments that could be eyesores in the future? For sure. But while the revenue-machine at Citizens Bank Park keeps churning sellouts, merchandise and a new, massive TV rights deal within the next three years, one or two or three problematic contracts probably will not defeat the machine.
The Phillies, eventually, will negotiate with Hamels' party. When that will be, we can't say. Until then, don't confuse speculation with facts.
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Shane Victorino hits two home runs and collects seven RBI as the Red Sox rout the Orioles, 13-2, and go up by 21/2 games in the AL East standings.
The first home run he hit seemed to still be rising when it reached the Monster Seats. The second one followed nearly the same trajectory, but appeared to hit its apex just before it cleared Fenway Park's grand left-field wall.
Shane Victorino, simply, had a career night.
He hit two home runs in a game for just the second time, Nos. 100 and 101 for the 10-year veteran, and later doubled, driving in seven runs to lead the Red Sox to a 13-2 rout of the visiting Orioles.
The victory moved the Red Sox 21/2games ahead of the Rays in AL East, and dropped the third-place Orioles to 6 back.
"(Victorino) has been playing great all year," said Dustin Pedroia. "He's an amazing outfielder; I've never seen anything like it. Offensively, he's driving the ball. Every time he gets on he's creating a run with his speed. He's hitting the ball out of the ballpark. He's playing great for us."
Victorino's first home run, the one that looked like it was still rising when it was snagged by a fan, came when the game was still close. The Red Sox actually trailed 2-1 when Victorino launched a two-run rocket off of Wei-Yin Chin to put Boston up 3-2 in the third inning.
That was the beginning of 12 unanswered runs for the Red Sox, including five runs in the fourth inning to bust the game open.
Mike Napoli began the rally with a solo home run hit so far over the Monster it looked like it was headed for Los Angeles, where he launched a similarly titanic blast two nights ago.
Jarrod Saltalamacchia followed with a single, and Stephen Drew walked. After Will Middlebrooks struck out, Jacoby Ellsbury singled, but Drew was thrown out on the bases. Victorino was then hit by a pitch to load the bases.
With two outs, the inning could have ended there, with the Red Sox up just 4-2.
Instead, Pedroia doubled in two runs, David Ortiz was intentionally walked – ending the night for Chen – and Jonny Gomes doubled off reliever Miguel Gonzalez to drive in two more runs.
With the Red Sox up 8-2 in the fifth, Victorino ripped his second home run, a three-run blast to push the lead to 11-2.
Finally, in the seventh, with two on and two outs, he flared a double down the right field line to give Boston a 13-2 lead.
He wound up with three hits, including the two homers, scored four runs and drove in seven, a career-high.
"I don't know that you can do much better," said manager John Farrell. "(He was) on base all five times, seven RBI, couple of home runs, makes a couple of very good plays in right field – he and Dustin set the tone offensively at the top of the order."
The beneficiary of all this good fortune was Felix Doubront (10-6).
After he set the Orioles down in order he ran into trouble in top of the third, allowing two runs on two hits, hitting one batter and walking another. But after he was given the lead back in the bottom of the third, he retired 11 of the last 13 batters he faced.
Doubront pitched 62/3 innings, allowed two runs on four hits, struck out seven and walked one. He's now allowed three or fewer earned runs in 18 of his last 19 starts.
Chen (7-7), meanwhile, gave up eight runs in 32/3 innings.
"Everything," Doubront said when asked which pitches were working for him. "I was able to throw the ball down. ... With that lead I was confident. I just threw my game, mixing my pitches."
The Red Sox opened the scoring with a run in the first inning when Victorino walked, moved to third on a double by Pedroia, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Ortiz.
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10/26/2012 Closing Price: 44.93
Intermediate Term Trend is bullish.
Current Position: FLAT
Current Downside Target = 44.51
Projected Weekly Range: 1.44
Trading 128,000 Shares
- JJC total trade profits since 07/25/2012 equal $379,840 or 0.76%.
- JJC is an ETN that holds only a single commodity, the Copper High Grade futures contract.
- JJC closed exactly on our monthly price prediction of 44.93 last Friday. This price represents the downside range movement we thought JJC would experience in October. Our current downside target of 44.51 is yet to be achieved, but should be realized this coming week. Price action certainly followed through last week, trading significantly lower as expected. Price action was bearish and confirmed by Friday's close in the bottom 10% of the weekly range. Although directional movement was visible to the downside, strong buying pressure resulted in formation of a VRCB. Trading volume was above average which indicates this strong support could potentially follow though this coming week.
United States Oil (USO):
10/26/2012 Closing Price: 31.79
Intermediate Term Trend is bearish.
Current Position: FLAT
Current Upside Target = 35.85 – 37.87*Extended Upside Objective
Projected Weekly Range: 1.65
Trading 100,000 Shares
- USO total trade losses since 07/25/2012 equal $160,590 or 0.32%.
- USO seeks to replicate the spot price of WTI light, sweet crude oil and primarily holds futures contracts.
- After four weeks of stagnant trading, USO finally made a move in a clear direction. Breaking through all levels of support, Tuesday gap lower-opened following Monday's bearish trading. The remainder of the week stayed relatively steady, closing out the week at 31.79. The previous week's price action and very bearish close indicated last week's trading should be to the downside. Bearish price action says trading should be lower this week, yet the short-term appears to have found support above $31. We are currently flat and are evaluating optimal trade entries.
United States Natural Gas (UNG):
10/26/2012 Closing Price: 21.89
Intermediate Term Trend is bullish.
Current Position: LONG @ 19.83 on 09/25/12. STOP @ 21.52
Upcoming Cover: COVER 22,500 (15%) @ 23.57
Current Upside Target = 23.57 – 24.11
Projected Weekly Range: 1.56
Trading 150,000 Shares; COVERED 22,500 (15%) @ 21.98
- UNG total trade profits since 07/25/2012 equal $400,625 or 0.80%.
- Initial trade risk was $142,500 or .29%. Current trade risk is $0. Current trade profits are $311,025 or .62%.
- UNG seeks to replicate the price movement of NYMEX Natural Gas by holding futures contracts.
- For the third week, UNG has failed to trade 23.57, our next profit-taking price. Strong resistance and heavy selling pressure has kept prices down, trading below the previous week's low. This has resulted in the setup for a correction to be confirmed this week, assuming 21.73 trades. Price action was bearish and confirmed by Friday close below the midrange, below the previous close and below the open. Our current trade exit price of 21.52 is only 37 cents away from Friday's close. At this price, total trade profits will be $263,850 or 0.53%. The current trade entry was based on a very profitable I.T. pattern that occurs less than twice a year: buying the first correction following a bullish trend reversal.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Jim Allen, U.S. Apple Association board member and president of the New York Apple Association, testified before the Senate Finance Committee, Jan. 16, urging renewal of so-called "fast track" trade negotiation authority that expired in 2007.
The apple industry, from New York to Washington state, supports renewal to help the Obama administration better negotiate trade agreements of importance to the apple industry, Allen said.
About 33 percent of the 2012 national fresh-market apple crop was exported, continuing a U.S. net surplus in apple trade. In the 2012-2013 sales season, U.S. fresh apple exports of 46.7 million, 42-pound boxes were valued at $1.16 billion, while imports of 10.6 million boxes were valued at $198 million, according to the USDA, the association said.
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That love was clear when he hosted his first pit bull parade in Leon County, Fla. The event drew several hundred people and dozens of dogs.
"It's a different kind of love," he told WCTV. "I've got love for my mom. I've got love for my wife, but all those loves are different than the love I have for an animal. It's almost like they're helpless and always so kind and gentle. And they're always happy to see me. That's what I love about them."
Of course, the Eagles' most prominent connection to dogs at the moment is quarterback Michael Vick. Sims said he hopes to work with Vick on animal issues.
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August NPD numbers show that EA's movie tie-in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra fizzled on store shelves last month. Despite being connected to a moderately popular film, the game version was panned by critics and ignored by gamers. According to NPD, no version of the game sold even 35,000 units in its debut month.
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra is based off a movie, which is based off a TV show, which is based off a toy line. Somehow, that didn't translate into something people wanted to play. The Xbox 360, which sold best, has a 4.4 average rating on Gamestats. Apparently that was enough to scare consumers away.


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Apathy Wall
Apathy wall. 12. Mucho Gusto 13. Shack Shake
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Mucho Gusto (23) ***
Climb the 'Africa Shield', move right under the roof, and up the crack on Gusto. Then do the 'Metolius move' left and across the face, up the small corner on Gusto to a narrow ledge. Traverse left at the rail until the blunt arete, and straight up to the top.
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Shack Shake (21) ***
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A small land swap between Jackson County and area pear producer Naumes Inc. near Beebe and Gebhard roads gives the county the green light in paving the final 1.4 miles of the Bear Creek Greenway in Central Point.
Naumes will swap a .15-acre portion of right of way with a .12-acre section owned by the county nearby, ensuring the Greenway trail is not landlocked by privately owned land.
The Jackson County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the swap at its weekly Wednesday meeting.
"What it does is realign the trail," County Administrator Danny Jordan said at the meeting.
There is no financial impact to the county, he added.
The Bear Creek Greenway is a trail that runs nearly 20 miles through the Rogue Valley, from Ashland to Central Point. It has been an ongoing project since the 1970s.
The land swap is near Bear Creek and Rogue Valley Family Fun Center land. It will add to the 17.9 miles of already-paved trail on the Greenway, which starts from a site just off Oak Street in Ashland and runs through Talent, Phoenix and Medford, ending at a parking lot just north of East Pine Street in Central Point.
"You're going to end up with (about) 20 miles of contiguous trail," said Bear Creek Greenway Foundation president Lee Mills.
The remaining section will follow Bear Creek before cutting down to Peninger Road and following it up to another Greenway section near Upton Road.
Other recent upgrades to the path have included signs from streets to trailheads and access points, markers every quarter-mile, map kiosks at six trailheads and signs directing traffic to main roads.
Jackson County first secured $1.7 million in federal funding to fund the paving project in 2010, along with an additional $190,000 in local dollars, Greenway officials said. The contract should go out to bid soon, with construction wrapping up sometime in the autumn.
"We're looking forward to a contiguous trail," Mills said.
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Final stretch of Greenway gets a green light
A small land swap between Jackson County and area pear producer Naumes Inc. near Beebe and Gebhard roads gives the county the green light in paving the final 1.4 miles of the Bear Creek Greenway in Central Point.


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NEW YORK (AP) — Time Warner Inc. says it has found a new home.
The global media company announced Thursday it is planning to move its headquarters from its current location in the Time Warner Center in Manhattan's Columbus Circle to a complex that's currently under construction on the borough's west side.
Time Warner said it plans to consolidate its headquarters and its various divisions around the city in 2019 in a tower at Hudson Yards, being built over a rail yard at 10th Avenue and West 33rd Street. The rail yards' developers are Related Companies and Oxford Property.
The company said about 5,000 employees would be in the new space, from its corporate operations as well as HBO, Turner Broadcasting and Warner Bros. Time Warner Chairman and CEO Jeff Bewkes said bringing together the various entities from the multiple buildings where Time Warner currently leases space "will foster even more collaboration, creativity, and efficiency across our businesses."
The corporation has sold its Columbus Circle space to Related and two other companies. Related was the developer on the Time Warner Center project as well. Related said the Time Warner Center will keep that name until Time Warner moves, when it will be renamed.
Hudson Yards is expected to include 17 million square feet of commercial and residential space, including a hotel, businesses, residences and a school. The tower Time Warner is slated to move into, 30 Hudson Yards, will stand at 1,227 feet high. A neighboring structure, 10 Hudson Yards, will be used by companies including Coach Inc., L'Oreal USA and Fairway Market.


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This year's Pro Bowl group is superior to the six-pack the Browns sent to the 2007 Pro Bowl. Here's why, along with what the current team needs to do about it.
It meant nothing to 2008, which became a disaster that left the head coach and GM out of work, to send six players from the 2007 team to the Pro Bowl.
Maybe things will work in reverse this time, and the rotten year from which five Browns were elected will be followed by a good one.
The 2007 Pro Bowl group was flawed.
Derek Anderson went as an injury replacement and had already begun to erode as a starter-quality QB as the season wore on. I remember thinking while watching him in the Pro Bowl: Hey, D.A., the receiver was over there.
Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow were in their primes, but Edwards' makeup and Winslow's surgically repaired body worked against them. Based on what they would do after 2007, the two together didn't amount to half of what Josh Gordon promises.
Ryan Pontbriand made it as the long snapper. Woo-hoo. A long snapper.
Josh Cribbs and Joe Thomas were the other two. Both troopers.
The Class of 2013 — Gordon, Thomas, Alex Mack, Joe Haden, Jordan Cameron — consists of young guys heading into their primes.
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Speaking of prime time, we'll guess the Browns will be assigned a Monday night game for the first time since 2009. They had three of them in 2008.
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Joe Thomas is campaigning hard for Alex Mack to be re-signed. That is no small consideration for the men who will be making the offer.
Mack reminds us a bit of the Ben Grubbs case. Ozzie Newsome did not want to lose Grubbs, a guard. Neither did he want to overpay for an interior offensive lineman.
Grubbs bolted to New Orleans and was elected to the Pro Bowl yesterday.
Joe Banner has more money to play with relative to Mack than Newsome did with Grubbs.
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One of my sons was stunned to hear Jordan Cameron is one of the Pro Bowlers.
Nice player, he thinks, but too often didn't meet the eyeball test as to Pro Bowl playmaking standards.
Respecting the view, I remembered the first Pittsburgh game, in which the tone-setting play came when the score was 3-all, just after Jason Campbell left with a rib injury.
Brandon Weeden came in cold but made a beautiful third-and-12 pass that would have netted a key first down but instead went right through Cameron's hands.
The Steelers seized the ball, on a punt, and the momentum, on a 41-yard TD pass to Antonio Brown that wouldn't have happened had Cameron caught that ball. He should have, as he himself lamented after the game.
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On he other hand, I reasoned to my 20-year-old sage, Cameron's numbers are pretty good, and he has looked good often enough, most recently in what should have been a win at New England.
Also ... Two of the tight ends in the Pro Bowl are:
• Jimmy Graham, Saints, 81 catches, 1,144 yards, 15 TDs.
• Julius Thomas, Broncos, 60 catches, 752 yards, 12 TDs.
We didn't notice that Cameron (75 catches, 848 yards, seven TDs) had Drew Brees or Peyton Manning throwing to him.
The other tight end who made it, San Francisco's Vernon Davis, has 49 catches for 805 yards and 12 TDs.
Going into the final weekend, Cameron has more yards than any tight end but Graham.
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Puddle of Mudd lead singer Wes Scantlin has been arrested in Texas and charged with public intoxication after being removed from a cross-country flight.
Police in Austin say the pilot of a JetBlue flight requested an emergency landing Tuesday to remove an unruly passenger creating a disturbance. Details about the incident weren't immediately available, though the plane was traveling from Boston to Los Angeles.
The public intoxication charge is a Class C misdemeanor, similar to a parking citation.
Police say it isn't clear if the 40-year-old singer for the multi-platinum rock band has an attorney. Contact information for a publicist couldn't be found, and a message to the band's website wasn't immediately returned.
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A pizza casserole with a crusty, cheesy topping of dough that "bubbles up" above the filling as it bakes.
Underneath the mozzarella-topped crust is a mixture of sausage or ground beef, bell peppers, onion, garlic, fresh tomatoes and spicy tomato sauce. Plus more stringy mozzarella cheese.
The dough for the crust is a lot easier to make than a true pizza crust. It's a simple egg and flour batter that is poured on top of the filling. It's soft and doughy in the middle and crispy around the edges and top just like a real pizza pie.
The filling is extremely versatile making it easy to add in your favorite pizza toppings.
While it won't replace a regular pizza in my heart it is a nice change of pace and a unique twist on pizza with all those familiar flavors that I love.
A pizza casserole with a crusty, cheesy topping of dough that "bubbles up" above the filling as it bakes.
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. In a large skillet cook sausage or ground beef over medium heat until brown; remove from pan and drain off all but a tablespoon or so of fat.
- Add onion and peppers cook about 5 minutes; add garlic; cook until fragrant; add tomatoes, oregano and thyme; season well with salt and pepper. Cook 3-4 minutes longer.
- If using link sausage slice into bite size pieces and set aside a few for the top (unless using pepperoni). Add sausage (or beef) back to the pan along with the tomato sauce. Bring to a simmer and cook 10 minutes. Taste and season as needed.
- Meanwhile in a large mixing bowl beat milk, eggs and oil together on medium speed for about 1 minute. Add flour and salt; beat for 2 more minutes.
- Grease a 9x13 baking pan, add the sausage mixture and spread out in an even layer. Sprinkle 1 cup of mozzarella over top. Pour the batter carefully all over the top to reach about a 1/2 inch from the top, discard any excess batter. Sprinkle with remaining cup of cheese and dot the top with pepperoni or the sausage slices set aside earlier.
- Bake, uncovered, with a thin sheet pan one rack below for catching dripsfor about 30 minutes or until puffed, golden and set in the middle. Let set for 5 minutes before serving with parmesan cheese.
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Static Analysis of Python Reference Counts
I've written a static analysis tool that can detect reference-counting errors made in Python extension modules written in C. We'll run the tool on all such code in Fedora 17 and make an effort to fix as many problems as time allows.
- Name: Dave Malcolm
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Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 17
- Last updated: 2012-02-15
- Percentage of completion: 70%
The code works, and has found real bugs, but still contains bugs itself. It's only been run on a small subset of the Python code in Fedora.
Completed items:
- the gcc-4.7 incompatibility has been fixed (in v0.9 of the plugin), and it's been built into rawhide for F17.
- wrote an automated script for running the tool on a mock build, and generating a triaged report on the issues found
- created a tracker bug for the errors found using the tool: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/showdependencytree.cgi?id=789472
- only run it on source files that include <Python.h> (implemented in git; not yet in a tarball release)
- automatically run it on all code in Fedora and file bugs
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Detailed status can be seen via the tracker bug and via a status file covering both bugs filed and those SRPMs for which bugs have not yet been filed (with reasons)
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This is the continuation of the "Static Analysis of CPython Extensions" Fedora 16 feature.
Python makes it relatively easy to write wrapper code for C and C++ libraries, acting as a "glue" from which programs can be created.
Unfortunately, such wrapper code must manually manage the reference-counts of objects, and mistakes here can lead to /usr/bin/python leaking memory or segfaulting. There's also plenty of code out there that doesn't check for errors.
In Fedora 16, we shipped an initial version of a static analysis tool I've written (gcc-with-cpychecker), implementing some basic checks.
The latest version of the checker can now detect reference-counting bugs, along with paths through code that doesn't properly handle errors from the Python extension API, and I've already used it to patch some significant memory leaks.
Benefit to Fedora
We use Python throughout Fedora, so it's important for our implementation to be robust. The core language and standard library are high-quality, but the "long tail" of 3rd party C extension modules can often contain reference-counting bugs. These typically manifest as memory leaks. The static analysis tool can detect these and help us eliminate them. (It also means that 3rd-party Python code benefits from being in Fedora).
My hope was to integrate this with Fedora's packaging, so that all C extension modules packaged for Python 2 and Python 3 can be guaranteed free of such errors (by adding hooks to the python-devel and python3-devel packages).
Unfortunately it's not possible to get the signal:noise ratio good enough in time for Fedora 17 for that.
The plan now is to automate running it on all of the C extension modules in Fedora 17, and to analyze the results. Initially bugs would be filed against the tool itself (gcc-python-plugin), and I would then triage them; genuine bugs would be reassigned to the appropriate components, and I'd try to fix the high-value ones, sending fixes upstream. However, this is a large task, and I'm likely to need help from package owners and other Python developers. False positives would thus remain as bugs in the checker itself, and I'd work on fixing them.
Work to be done:
- there's a gcc-4.7 incompatibility that will need a couple of days to fix
- automate running it on all code
- go through the results, fixing the bugs in the checker itself, and reporting/fixing the real bugs that it finds.
How To Test
It's not clear that we need this section; the feature covers a distro-wide bug-fixing push.
I *have* written an extensive selftest suite for the checker itself, which is run when it is built.
User Experience
Non-technical end-users of Fedora should see no difference (other than more a robust operating system).
For examples of the output from the checker, see: http://dmalcolm.livejournal.com/6560.html
This is implemented via a GCC plugin that embeds Python; the checker itself is implemented in Python.
Contingency Plan
Given that this "Feature" is essentially a bug-sweep (using a new tool), we'll do as much as we can by the deadline. Any that's been done is an improvement to Fedora, but if the amount doesn't look impressive, we can drop this as a feature.
Upstream documentation: http://gcc-python-plugin.readthedocs.org/en/latest/cpychecker.html
Release Notes
(assuming we achieve this:) To prevent memory leaks, all of the Python extension modules in Fedora 17 have been run through a static analysis tool that can detect reference-counting bugs.


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"The Lego Movie" opens in theaters today and is already garnering rave reviews, not to mention a poster from Mondo, Alamo Drafthouse's collectible art division.
The limited-edition poster, below right, was created by artist Tom Whalen, whose previous clients include Lucasfilm, Paramount, Disney and more. (Check out Whalen's posters for "Toy Story," "Wreck-It Ralph," "Monsters, Inc." and other popular films on his website.)
Whalen's "Lego Movie" poster features the film's hero Emmet (Chris Pratt), an average Joe Lego mini-figure who is mistaken as "The Special," a person destined to save the world. The poster also features his friends, including Batman (Will Arnett), Wildstyle (Elizabeth Banks), Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman) and more.
The poster, which cost $45, went on sale today and is already sold out.
The animated feature film has earned a 97% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and is being lauded by critics, who praise the movie's design, energy and humor.
"'The Lego Movie' is a massive collision of subversive humor, hyper-kinetic energy, mind-jangling design, spinning colors and about 15 million Legos, no exaggeration," Times critic Betsy Sharkey writes in her review of the film. "Now to the elephant in the room — or I guess, the Lego on the floor. If you're wondering if the film plays like a 90-plus-minute commercial, strangely it does not. There is a very familiar feel to the film, which remains true to the style of those ubiquitous bits and pieces that are EVERYWHERE. At the same time, "The Lego Movie" is strikingly, exhilaratingly, exhaustingly fresh. Not plastic at all."
Check out some scenes from the film in the gallery above, and let us know what you think of the Mondo poster in the comments.
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Josh Hall is back with his top five Vancouver Canucks related Pet Peeves and he's kinda peeved so to speak at the fanbase that wreaks havoc here in VanCity. It's brutal to sit at home watching a Canucks game and notice the lack of atmosphere there is at Rogers Arena. You know Roberto Luongo will be involved somewhere but is it because everything's his fault? Read on to find out.
*My* Top Canucks and Vancouver fanbase pet peeves
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|2011-04-20, 05:34
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Popularity of anime in your area?
How would you describe the overall prevalence of anime among people in your location?
I live close to a major metropolitan area in the US (west coast) and, well, anime is still quite a mysterious thing among the populace.
On one hand, it's safe to say that if you show random people on the street a picture of Pikachu, they'll instantly recognize where that character came from - and if they're older, you might even be lucky if they knew the character's name. On the other, it would also be common for people to ask, "What's anime?".
But it's not all that bad. You do find anime fans within college campuses and, perhaps not surprisingly, in bookstores and video stores. A few months ago, a cashier at a Best Buy store rang up my DVD purchase and commented on how he's heard "good things about Summer Wars". So, the likelihood of stumbling upon another fan in the area is a little higher where I live. (But it's still rare, though.)
|2011-04-20, 06:07
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Location: 42° 10' N (Latitude) 87° 33' W (Longitude)
Age: 39
I may understand East Coast. But in the West Coast? The part of the country, aside from Hawaii, that's closest to Asia? There should be a plenty of Asians running around. Likely, some of them have at least heard of anime. Futhermore, at least, every metro. area in the country has some anime convention of some sort.
|2011-04-20, 08:23
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Obey the Darkly Cute ...
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
Age: 61
Every single *large* metropolitan city on the West Coast has an annual (or more) anime/manga convention, at least one store devoted to anime/manga (often a chain like Kinokuniya, B&N, etc), most college campuses have at least one pop culture club as do many high schools. Every major city usually has several japanese culture festivals and there's always at least one or two anime/manga booths in the vendor area.
That would be San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and surrounding cities. Eugene, Sacramento, Fresno, and dozens of smaller cities also come to mind.
Now it may be the *average person* has no idea... but that's why the SCA calls them "mundanes" and the Hogwartz people call them "muggles" and the Star Trek (at least used to) call them "civilians". "Average people" are the same people who mostly say "whut?" when you ask them about ANYTHING outside of last night's Survivor or Whatever Idol. The people who have trouble knowing what ocean they are near, how many states there, what political parties exist.... Blazing Saddles had an apt description:
'You've got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know..., morons.'
If the original poster would like a list of anime/manga activities near their "major city", they should ask (or do some googling).
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|2011-04-20, 08:33
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Location: In a Mitten
Age: 24
I live near the hub of Michigan's artictic/cultural town (or so I've heard) of Ann Arbor so people there seem to naturally know about art forms and cultural details from all over the world. It doubles as being a college town, with Eastern Michigan University and the University of Michigan being near there. So, while I don't make a habit of polling people on the streets, I'm fairly certain that a large percentage of the populace know what anime/manga is (or has at least been exposed to it).
Where I live exactly, though, is definitely not like Ann Arbor. Aside from EMU, which takes up most of the city, Ypsilanti is fairly small and people tend to keep to themselves. So I'm fairly certain that people around here don't know what anime/manga is, aside from those that frequent the local comic shops (for such a small town, we have quite a few).
Now, as for Detroit. . . well, they do have Youmacon (anime convention) at the Ren Cen every year but I can probably guarentee that most people won't have heard of anime/manga.
|2011-04-20, 12:26
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Lolli for loli :D
It's actually quite popular here in PA, USA. YOU CAN EVEN BUY HARUHI IN THE GROCERY STORE.
...........I almost cried with happiness when I saw that. XD Because back in the 90s, the most common response was "Anime....what's that?"
|2011-04-20, 17:54
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Dublin, Ireland
Age: 30
Here in Ireland... We've got Yu-gi-oh... Does that sound good?
Sorry but there's almost 0 fandom here, and like other nerdy activities it's also male dominated, unlike the USA where it's more gender balanced. However you can get manga in the bookstore, and we do have a (small) convention. I wonder how different it is in Britain.
|2011-04-20, 20:09
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: On the front lines, fighting for inderpendence.
If you went to anyone in my school and asked them if they knew what anime is, they'd know. The actual popularity of anime is moderate around here, but there certainly isn't a real aversion to it by my schools population. Mostly indifference.
My close friends don't like it at all, but there are plenty of other friends who utterly love it. The school has an anime club, small as it may be, and regularly watches stuff every Thursday. Most every guy knows and loves Dragonball Z or Pokemon, so I guess you could say nearly the entire school is at least somewhat familiar with anime.
|2011-04-20, 20:29
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Age: 24
|2011-04-20, 22:53
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: USA
I live in Central Texas, and while there is a large anime convention in Dallas (about a 2 hour drive from here) in my general area I wouldn't say anime is very well-known.
I'm pretty sure I am single handedly supporting my local borders light novel collection, which is small and no big feat, but still says something.
|2011-04-20, 23:05
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Scholar of Yanderes
I'm living it up in Las Vegas... and I must say, if the comments here are anything to go by, Vegas has a rather sizeable population of Otakus then... I personally know of three Japanese imports/anime shops here in town, two of which are in malls...
I myself am Parliamentarian of my High School's Otaku club, which holds around 20-something members, many of whom know of several different conventions and stores held here in Vegas.
Of course, it goes without saying that we're still a bit of a minority, and many non-Otakus still judge us in our culture. Then again, where isn't there a place where people look upon Otakus as a bit odd?
|2011-04-21, 06:27
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Because of all the stories i've heard about Detroit, i'd be scared to visit there, let alone going to an anime convention over there. It is a city known to be made fun of for looking like a set from episode 10 of Madoka Magica after all.
|2011-04-21, 06:34
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Living in Kuala Lumpur, anime is popular in terms of shows like Dragonball, Doraemon, naruto and Bleach. These 4 are the most popular animes in Malaysia no doubt.
Some of our TV stations do air animes like Gundam SEED and Haruhi most of the time, and 2001 was the year anime reached it's peak in Malaysia & Singapore, especially with the airings of Ruroni Kenshin & Cardcaptor Sakura (everyone was watching it). And animes like Slayers are aired on 7.30pm, whereas Gundam SEED was aired at 10.30 am.
Four of the biggest selling mangas in Malaysia were Case Closed, Dragonball, Doraemon and Shin Chan. i got into manga thanks to Doraemon and Case Closed. I love these two mangas.
And currently, the most popular manga amongst the Kinokuniya circle is Bakuman, whereas the most popular anime amongst Malaysia's otaku netizens is Madoka Magica.
Anime cons are usually held once every three moths. And they are quite popular. Cosplay is a hit, and many models in malaysia started off doing cosplays of anime characters before becoming famous catwalk icons.
Non-otakus don't judge otakus badly unlike other countries. They're actually pretty cool with it, and thye usually agree with otakus when it comes to stuff like Dragonball Evolution.
|2011-04-21, 09:16
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Location: In a Mitten
Age: 24
Plus, it's Michigan's premier anime con. There's always JAFAX but it's much smaller in scale.
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VideoBlogMarketing necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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I, a Vietnamese person, see a lot of this conceited things as well as things that just aren't true at all. Everyone who's writing the hate stuff about Vietnamese people are just...wtf man. I saw a person that wrote how we just rip off from Chinese, Korean, Japanese, all that stuff. Well you know what? We barely have ANYTHING that the Japanese have, in Vietnam we learn to how to do many useful things in life at a young age that many Americans can't. Chinese? They freaking ruled over us for many years so our words derived from them. Our writing style derived from French. Korean? You're just naming another country. Most of us are hardworking. You know why? Because most of our parents come from Vietnam coming to America with nearly nothing but their clothes and a few cents of change. There's a few people who don't want to work hard because they're not caring or live in a bad environment, but most of us do. We do not say "du ma" every few seconds, but Americans always ask us how to say "eff you" in Vietnamese, so don't blame us. No we don't all do nails, or all computer engineers, or all doctors and stuff. Yes, we have contributed to modern day. One of the most recent ones is the "mind control wheelchair" for those who are completely paralyzed on their whole body. We aren't all short, or have squeeky voices, or have tiny eyes.
Stereotypes aren't real. If ALL Vietnamese (Asians in general) were small, squeeky voiced, only drive Hondas and Toyotas, eat dog, are Buddhist and have small eyes, then black people all love fried chicken, watermelon, listen to rap, basketball, giant eyes, love purple drank, driving in Cadilacs, and be over 6 feet tall. All white people would be listening to country, hunting, eating deer, and driving trucks.
by Viet's Perspective June 26, 2010
I'm German and I have plenty of Viet friends. This is what I find. Vietnamese can be the nicest people you have ever met in your life, and at the same time they can be the most dangerous people you have ever encountered. If you are nice to them, they will treat you like family and offer you with all they've got. If you are a bully to them, they will deal with you in private. I find that Vietnamese don't like reporting matters to the authority, or ask for external supports, they tend to take matters in their own hands. And they are an intelligent breed of people. Pleasant, peaceful, intelligent and have a strong sense of reality. They are bad-ass drinkers as well!
To those who take a liking in insulting other people on the internet, that's cheap! Why don't you do that to their face, as one man to another?
To those who take a liking in insulting other people on the internet, that's cheap! Why don't you do that to their face, as one man to another?
if a Vietnamese find out you talk shit behind their back, they'd stab you behind your back, with knife, literally!
by yesir11 May 25, 2011
n. Used to identify people who are from Vietnam. They often are quiet and hardworking individuals. Most common last names are Nguyen, Tran, and Le.
I live in a Vietnamese neighborhood
by Hau Nguyen August 13, 2005
A special breed of beings who are patient, hard working, smart, courageous, determined, respectful, and all that forged in their blood. They have survived and won many, many wars in the past thousand years. They have overcome numerous obstacles other people would fail attempting to pass it. The bigger the obstacle the tougher they get. Almost the perfect warrior.
In the game of life it's the survival of the fittest. The Vietnamese are born survivors.
by Anonymous User 5 August 05, 2005
A noble and intelligent race.
1. Just by the way that he presents himself, he must be Vietnamese!
by Vpride April 20, 2005
A word used to describe a person who considers himself a person of Vietnam.
A word used to describe the language used by the people of Vietnam.
A word used to describe the language used by the people of Vietnam.
Joseph has a Vietnameses girlfriend who was born in Vietnam. He will have to learn Vietnamese to be able to communicated with her relatives in Vietnam, who only speak Vietnamese fluently.
by latieungao June 25, 2009
Very smart, friendly, warm-hearted people in the world. Vietnamese are so united and wonderful that could beat a lot of powerful countries in the war, including China, America, Mongolia, Japan. However, nowadays, they still forgive for other countries mistakes that caused a lot of Vietnamese death because they know that war is bad and peace is what everybody wants.
Did you talk to those Vietnamese students in our school?
Oh yeah, they are such a whiz kid and great people.
Oh yeah, they are such a whiz kid and great people.
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You're a mess. You've been eating and drinking nonstop since Thanksgiving. You haven't seen an elliptical in weeks. And you're badly in need of pruning. But hey, that's what resolutions are for, right?
So have a ball this New Year's Eve knowing that on Jan. 2, you'll have a spa date to wring out the champagne and ring in the new you.
Book it at: Ruby Room in Wicker Park (1743-45 W. Division St., 773-235-2323)
Price: $60
Head pounding. Room spinning. Even your hair hurts. Your hangover cure awaits in the form of a card reading, where you'll select a card denoting a particular flower and gem essence spray. These scented sprays are designed to clear your fifth, sixth and seventh chakras, which arethought to be the energy centers at your throat, your brow and the crown of your head, restoring your capacity for thoughtful communication, intuition, focus and connectivity. After some pressure-point work and stretching, 12 cold marble stones will be placed on your head and face. Thirty minutes later, it's bye-bye hangover, hello Namaste.
Book it at: Spa at the Wit in the Loop (201 N. State St. 312-239-9402)
Price: $120
Oh, you traveled. You traipsed and trotted and trudged. And now, you're tired. So who's to judge if you would like your entire body wrapped in organic blueberry-soy gel mixed with warm black tea while you get a scalp massage? Afterward, sit in the spa's Whisper Lounge and go nowhere for a change. (Bonus: Spa at the Wit is open on Jan. 1. Lucky you.)
Book it at: Dana Hotel & Spa in River North (660 N. State St., 312-202-6000)
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Your feet are not happy. You've stuffed them into torturous (and, of course, outrageously attractive) heels all month long, and come New Year's Eve, they've had it with you. Revive them with this treatment, which includes a coffee-almond scrub, detoxifying chamomile- mint clay mask and shea butter cream flavored with the scent of your choice. (Bonus: Dana Hotel & Spa also is open on New Year's Day.)
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3rd suspect in Steelers stabbing is caught in Fla.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Police say a third suspect in the stabbing of Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Mike Adams has been captured in Florida.
Pittsburgh police spokeswoman Diane Richard says 26-year-old Jerrell Whitlock of Pittsburgh was arrested Friday morning in Gainesville in central Florida and is being held there.
Whitlock had been wanted on charges of attempted homicide, attempted robbery, aggravated assault and conspiracy for his alleged role in the June 1 attack on Adams. Two other men are already jailed on similar charges.
According to a criminal complaint, the men tried to rob Adams as he left a restaurant around 3 a.m. and tried to steal his vehicle.
Adams had surgery for stab wounds but the 6-foot-7 345-pound lineman expects to recover by training camp in July.


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February 26. 2013 11:52PM
Bruins continue roll on the road
By The Sports Xchange
UNIONDALE, N.Y. - Brad Marchand and David Krejci scored less than five minutes apart early in the second period Tuesday night as the Boston Bruins remained red-hot on the road by beating the New York Islanders, 4-1, at Nassau Coliseum.
Adam McQuaid and Gregory Campbell also scored for the Bruins (12-2-2), who won the final four games of a season-high five-game, 12-day road trip to improve to 8-1-1 on the road overall. That's the best 10-game road start for the Bruins since the 1929-30 team opened 9-1-0.
The Islanders' misery at home, meanwhile, continued as they fell to 8-11-1 overall and an NHL-worst 2-8-0 at the Coliseum. The home start is the worst for the Islanders since they went 1-7-2 to begin the 1989-90 season.
Casey Cizikas scored for the Islanders, who are in the midst of a seven-game homestand.
The Islanders actually outshot the Bruins 37-34 but Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask made numerous impressive stops in a 36-save performance. In the second period, Rask - who has allowed two goals or fewer in regulation in each of his last seven starts - stopped a point-blank shot from Mark Streit and later turned back Matt Moulson's rebound of a Streit shot.
The two teams were tied 1-1 after the first period, but the Bruins wasted no time breaking the tie in the second, when Marchand backhanded home the rebound of Andrew Ference's slap shot just 38 seconds into the period.
The Bruins extended their lead to 3-1 at the 5:18 mark, when Krejci's blistering wrist shot from the left faceoff circle soared past Islanders goalie Evgeni Nabokov. The puck hit the net with such force it knocked Nabokov's water bottle off the top of the net.
Boston barely missed two chances to further widen the lead later in the period. Nabokov (30 saves) was staked along the right side of the crease during a Bruins flurry when an airborne puck floated toward the left corner of the net, but the Islanders' Travis Hamonic raced in, dove and batted the puck out of the goalmouth. Later, Dougie Hamilton's shot soared past Nabokov but landed just left of the net.
The Bruins dominated the early minutes of the first period and took a 1-0 lead on McQuaid's goal - his first of the season - 6:43 into the game. But the Islanders ended up outshooting the Bruins 11-10 in the first period and got the equalizer on a goal by Cizikas, who beat Rask with a point-blank goal after he was set up in nifty fashion by Josh Bailey, who passed back to Cizikas as he skated past the net.
Because of the lockout-shortened season, the Islanders and Bruins will meet just twice this season, the fewest games between the clubs since the Islanders joined the NHL in 1972. The Bruins host the Islanders Apr. 11. ... This year marks the fifth time the Islanders had two wins or fewer in their first nine home games. Before the NHL instituted the shootout, the Islanders were 1-7-1 in 1972-83, 1-6-2 in 1989-90 and 2-6-1 in both 1995-96 and 1999-2000. The Islanders went 2-6-1 in 2008-09, the fourth year of the current overtime rules. ... The Bruins entered Tuesday a robust 11-2-2, but Daniel Paille's empty-net goal to seal a 4-1 win over the Panthers on Sunday marked the first time all year Boston led a game by at least three goals.