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Phu!'s custom Mercury alongside other customised Bocky is currently
exhibited at Toy Saves Children held at City Hall Building (SG).
Event is organized by Furi Furi & Utterubbish.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Phu! @ Toy Saves Children
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Phu! x Bocky x Lei Gong = Phunk Remix
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Phu! in FL.ag
Monday, November 26, 2007
Next-in-line project for :Phunk Studio
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Phu! x 16" Qee
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Phu! @ Moody Idols
Monday, November 19, 2007
Phu! x 16" Qee
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Phu! for Toy Saves Children
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Phu! for Sadly Beautiful
Monday, November 12, 2007
Next-in-line project for KiToy
Sunday, November 11, 2007
Phu! x Bocky = Mercury
The name Phu in short is a self-created lingo. Entirely imaginative and not based upon adherence to actuality.
3D art is his pursuit, especially in vinyl customizing. Phu's Phuturistic concept is a manifestation through his artistic form of thought and personalized treatment in which he exercises the habit of recycling.
And it's with this Phuturistic niche, Phu's customed vinyls have been commissioned and showcased in various international exhibitions and shows worldwide.
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Ever since I finished reading vegan professional Ironman triathlete Brendan Brazier's Thrive two weeks ago, I've been completely inspired to transform the way I think about food. I've made the meals and smoothies from it almost every day, posting many of them on this blog (with Brendan's permission, of course). But amidst all my excitement, something occurred to me. I haven't yet written a review to let you know what it's all about! Enter this post.
Eating to Maximize Energy
Perhaps the most astounding thing about this book, subtitled "The Vegan Guide to Optimal Performance in Sports and Life," is that you forget it's vegan. When I first picked it up, the v-word scared me. But just a few pages in, I forgot all about that. The focus isn't on avoiding animal products—it's on eating the foods that your body can break down most efficiently and turn into as much energy as possible. And those foods just happen to not come from animals.
In addition to the choosing plant-based foods that pack the most energy in the smallest space, Thrive places a lot of emphasis on preparation. Brazier promotes a high-raw diet, meaning (of course) that most of the food is either raw or cooked at relatively low temperature, 300 degrees or lower. The point here is to make digestion easy—when we cook foods at very high temperatures, we destroy the digestive enzymes present in them, placing a bigger burden on our systems at the cost of precious energy.
Still, none of this is what I like the most about Thrive. For me, the best part is the way this food makes me feel. Perhaps even above maximizing energy, the diet is about reducing stress on the body and mind—and 40 percent of such stress, according to Brazier, comes directly from the foods that we put into our bodies. Thrive is about eliminating the causes of unhealthy stimulation (refined sugar and caffeine come to mind) and choosing alkaline-forming foods to promote cellular regeneration and energy production and to create an environment in which viruses and bacteria cannot survive. (Cancer can't develop in an alkaline environment, either. Bonus.)
The Thrive Diet Plan
The actual diet "plan" doesn't involve any kind of calorie-counting, even for athletes. No protein or carb numbers to hit, no "phases," or even foods that are off-limits. It's much more about creating a lifestyle, a way of eating that, the more you can do it, the better you'll feel and perform. But for those who like to be told exactly what to eat, Brendan does provide a 12-week meal plan, for which all six meals of each day are specified exactly.
Instead of following the 12-week plan—I like more flexibility than that—I've been eating about half of my meals directly from the Thrive recipes section. And this includes the sports drinks, recovery drinks, energy bars and even energy gels that Brendan uses during his training and races. In only two weeks, I've added so many new energy-dense and alkalizing foods to my diet. Coconut oil, hemp protein (better than whey or soy), hemp seeds and oil, raw almonds, ground flaxseed, sunflower seeds, acai juice, pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, quinoa, dates, mangos, rooibos tea, agave nectar, adzuki beans, black-eyed peas, and of course, loads of "normal," fresh, raw fruits and vegetables.
If I have one complaint about the Thrive diet, it's this: I miss cooking. The recipes are for the most part simple to prepare (and they should be, since this book isn't a cookbook, it's a book about maximizing energy). They make frequent use of the blender and food processor, and since a lot of the food is raw, there's not too much cranking up the heat and getting a nice sear and carmelization on my foods. But if you're not much of a cook anyway, all the better!
Thrive Diet Recipes
Ok, this post is getting way long, but I want to quickly share two great Thrive recipes with you. The first is a raw veggie burger that Erin and I had for lunch yesterday, one of our first totally raw meals, and so surprisingly tasty and filling. The other is an awesome immune-booster mango jalapeno smoothie (weird, right?) that we made this morning and are absolutely making again tomorrow.
Almond Flaxseed Burger Recipe (from Thrive)
Ingredients (for two burgers, each very filling)
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1 cup raw almonds (Brendan recommends soaking almonds to improve their nutrition)
- 1/2 cup ground flaxseed
- 2 Tbsp balsamic vinegar (one of few alkalizing types of vinegar)
- 2 Tbsp coconut oil, hemp oil, or EFA oil blend
- Sea salt to taste
Process all ingredients in a food processor until well blended. Form into two patties.
Erin and I were so surprised at the flavor of these burgers. And it's been that way with a lot of raw foods; it's hard to believe they have such incredible flavor without any cooking. These burgers we so filling that neither of us could finish them, with only a salad on the side. Warning!!! — I reduced the garlic amount to 1.5 cloves, and though the flavor was incredible, we were both tasting raw garlic for the rest of the day. Next time we'll use even less, or maybe even no garlic.
Mango Lime Hot Pepper Smoothie Recipe (from Thrive)
Ingredients (for two smoothies):
- Juice of 1 lime
- 1 banana
- 1 mango, peeled and pit removed
- 1/2 jalapeno
- 1.5 cups water and 1 cup ice
- 1 Tbsp ground flaxseed
- 1 Tbsp hemp protein
- 1 Tbsp agave nectar
- 1 Tbsp hemp oil or EFA oil blend
Mix it all in a blender.
We loved this smoothie! I removed the seeds and ribs from the jalapeno and there was still quite a kick!
Thrive is loaded with recipes like these, plus lots of sport-specific recipes.
Last thing, I have some exciting news… I'll be interviewing Brendan Brazier on this blog sometime in the near future. Look for the post soon!
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Update: follow along at the UFA Day Mega Chat. 11:45.
UFA Day is upon us.
The UFA crop is slim. Things are gonna' get crazy.
I know a lot of Sabres fans out there are clamoring for a big time signing on a Parise or a Doan, but perhaps the best outcome for the Sabres is if they sign no one.*
"No one?!?" you ask.
Yup – and here's why:
- We've overspent enough already on free agents.
- Buffalo needs to vastly overpay/woo Big Names in order for them to come here.
- The Sabres' best return for investment right now is in the trade market.
Heck, I'd love Parise on this team as much as the next guy. I don't care if he doesn't play center – he scores goals. Lots of 'em. And the Sabres need goals. But hold fast, fans. Don't we already have an overpaid player who has scored 25+ goals for 7 straight seasons? Don't we absolutely loathe the "Vanekontract?"
Both Vanek and Parise started out in the NHL in 2005. Vanek has netted 230 goals in 547 games. Parise – 194 in 502. Their shooting percentages: TV, .152; ZP, .114. Despite the goal scoring prowess of Parise, we just can't afford another "Vanekontract" on this team. And trust me, Parise is gonna' get paaaaaid.
Simply put, the Sabres cannot throw whatever remaining monies they have at The Big Signing. Rather, they should unload some contracts or bodies in return for a good return that fills a need – or strengthens a need – we've got the pieces to do that.
The Sabres would find better soldiers of fortune in the trade market. The draft and the trade market are the Sabres' best bets for landing credibly good hockey players to fill needs. With the draft wrapped up, it's time to swing a deal or three (assuming they can get a star to waive a NMC to come to Buffalo).
Go ahead, Regier, and get to shanghai us some awesome players – we won't judge you here.
Remember, the Sabres have a glut of prospects coming up the pipeline, most notably on defense, and now suddenly down the middle. They also have that "Old Core" which has proven to be fantastically talented at not winning Cups, (or enough regular season games to even have a shot at the Cup).
Also, remember:
- BEWARE: fake Twitter accounts are rampant on UFA day. Check the account before you RT it. Please.
- Big signings are announced long after Day One expires. Don't fill my Sabres Twitter feed with all caps cussin' if they haven't done what you want by Sunday afternoon. Be patient.
And most importantly:
- Have fun. This is not the year we lose "Briere and Drury." Kudos to New Jersey for possibly taking that crown of thorns from us this year, as Parise and now even Martin Brodeur could both bolt for greener pastures.
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I'll be joining the UFA Day mega-chat again with other Sabres bloggerati, hosted by the Goose's Roost. I'll post a link on my twitter when we're ready for launch. UPDATE: again, here is the link to the Mega Chat, which starts at 11:45.
Go ahead and call me Buzzkill McBuzzkillington, but I just want the best for this team.
*Whatever will be shall be, but if it were up to me, my "big" target would be Zenon Konopka. He's a big, mean body, and great on the faceoff dot. At 31, he'd be a very cheap replacement for Gaustad.
UPDATE: Gaustad was just handed $13 mil over four years. There goes another bank: broken. Meanwhile, Konopka is likely frantically practicing how to replicate Gaustad "switch-handed" faceoffs before the frenzy kicks in at noon tomorrow. Konopka is coming off of a one year deal, where he made just $700k in Ottawa.
Go Sabres.
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|Dev: Ubisoft Montreal
|1.0 - 1.9 = Avoid
|4.0 - 4.4 = Great
|Pub: Ubisoft
|2.0 - 2.4 = Poor
|4.5 - 4.9 = Must Buy
|Release: Nov. 18, 2008
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|5.0 = The Best
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This year has definitely been a big one for Naruto. With new games coming out on every major system including both handhelds, this ninja sure has been busy! Naruto: The Broken Bond is the Xbox 360 exclusive follow up to last years critically acclaimed Rise of a Ninja, and it improves upon its predecessor in almost every way. It is a model hybrid between an action/adventure title and a traditional brawler, and it combines elements from both of these genres to create a deep and memorable Naruto experience that fans (as well as a few non-fans) can truly get into.
The story mode revolves around the aftermath of the invasion of Konoha and the beginning of the Tsunade arc. Although this part of the story has definitely been explored in previous titles, The Broken Bond also allows you to view the events of this particular arc through the perspective of other characters. Although all the core events in the game remain the same as the manga and anime, the new perspectives are a clever way of keeping this often-used material fresh for even the most seasoned fan. However, if you are not a Naruto fan, The Broken Bond does not include any backstory, so you may need to play Rise of a Ninja to understand the events that take place during the story mode.
The story mode works in the same way that it did in Rise of a Ninja and consists of several different story missions, as well as optional side-quests, that your character can complete to progress in the game. These missions can vary from traditional battle to discovery and collection missions, which have you performing various errands around the current setting. Each mission completed will net you a certain amount of friendship points, which will allow you to upgrade your stats.
You play through most missions as Naruto but are also be able to assume the role of other characters simultaneously to perform various character-specific jutsus. When you are able to change characters, you can use the D-pad to switch between characters and form different parties. In addition to using the different character jutsus, you can also use the multi-character facet to solve level-based puzzles that involve pulling switches in different areas or as a tag-partner in combat-based missions.
The battle system in The Broken Bond takes most of its cues from Rise of a Ninja but with a few improvements. The combo system is still very simple, and you will only have a handful of character-specific combo moves. There is also a hand-sign jutsu system that allows you to perform various actions with the two thumbsticks in order to charge and execute various jutsus. The core combat works very well, but the hand-signs are a little bit more difficult to execute in battle despite being rather specific.
The story mode in The Broken Bond is fairly short and will probably take only about ten hours or so to complete, with only a few extra hours added from optional missions. However, Naruto: The Broken Bond does have some deep multiplayer options to satiate your post-game needs. One of my main criticisms of both the Clash of Ninja and Ultimate Ninja series has been the lack of online play. Naruto: The Broken Bond, however, bucks this trend and has not only traditional brawling matches but a very deep tournament mode that allows you to gain points and level your character up as you beat online opponents. The online component has to be the best facet of this title, just because no other Naruto title has been able to make the jump online yet. However, if you want to keep things local, there is also an offline versus mode that you can play with up to three friends.


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By Matthew Heimer
Sinking your savings into gold 10 years ago would have left you sitting pretty today—its price has roughly quintupled since the end of 2002. And betting the house on Apple, which traded in March 2003 at about $7 a share, could have made you look like a genius. But you could have done worse than to go out and buy yourself a few Bentleys, Bugattis and Porsches.
For the 10-year period through the 3rd quarter of 2012, the Historic Automobile Group International classic car index, which tracks the value of those and other auto brands prized by collectors, was up 395%. That makes it the best-performing category of luxury collectibles, according to a recent report by the European property consultancy Knight Frank, and one of the best-performing asset classes of any kind over that period. Over the same stretch, U.S. stocks were up about 77%–with, of course, a faith-testing crash along the way.
Of course, few of us have the cash flow or garage space to build our nest egg around old roadsters. And, like all collectibles, they make a risky investment; as Greg Davies of Barclays Wealth and Investment Management reminds Knight Frank, collectibles markets are under-regulated and illiquid, trading commissions can be gargantuan, and price transparency can be elusive. (Speaking of price transparency, the groups that maintain collectibles indexes can often be rather tight-lipped when asked what the components are.)
But the success of the car index during a rocky period for "regular" investments does offer a glimpse of how collectibles retain their shine for many investors, especially the wealthy, when markets are choppy. (MarketWatch's Charles Passy wrote more broadly about the collectibles phenomenon in this piece last fall.) And for what it's worth, not all of the make-a-killing collectibles of the last decade would have required you to add an extra wing to your house. Indexes of rare coins and rare stamps tracked by U.K. dealership Stanley Gibbons were up 248% and 216% respectively over the last 10 years, Knight Frank reports.


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what to do with 100 5mm LED's that have a common anode.
You could try it with 2 drivers multiplexed across 10 rows.On time per row will be cut in half to achieve the same 25Hz refresh rate.
You can't charleyplexing RGB LEDs, try drawing the circuit and you find it won't work due to the three common connections on each LED.
Technically If i used two of them and made each control 5 rows would I be able to have two rows lit up simultaneously so I could have a faster refresh rate theoretically?


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hoagiesmomma wrote:long time no see!
I've missed you.
Marinepits wrote:hoagiesmomma wrote:long time no see!
I've missed you.
And we've missed you, too. What's the good word?
LindsaySF wrote:Thanks so much. Umm... what was your name again? I remember Rocky's name but not yours! LOLhoulabulla? wrote:Hello Lindsay and Welcome. I have valued your advice I have been given on another forum. Had no idea of your age and it does not matter. I am neutral about the forums. I strictly use them for advice on raising my dog. This forum out of 4 that I have used is the best when it comes to info on the dogs. I still go back and forth it depends on what info I need and sometimes I like as much advice as I can get. Hang out for a while. Think you will enjoy your stay.
I figured at least SOMEONE valued my advice, but it still hurt for a certain-member-that-shall-go-unnamed to be so mean to me about it and question my knowledge in her rude PM's. It was a little ridiculous. The basis of her message was essentially "I know more than you! Neener neener neener!!" Oh grow up...
houlabulla? wrote:[You cant remember my name cause I never use it. All I talk about on the forum is Rocky! Besides I can never remember anyones name or screen names I usually go by the avtar. So if it changes to some weird picture I get thrown off. Im saying this in a nice way... I learned to keep my private info off the internet.
Asta wrote:Ah well, you know what? I am sure that they would "tire and leave you alone" if you just would stop responding and coming up with smartbutt remarks!
This is a really friendly laidback board with fab advice and support! And i reeaaally dont want to have to wade through pages of personal issues that dont belong here.
Thanks and welcome.
gf turtle wrote:First off, hello and welcome, Lindsay! This is a nice forum and I am glad to see an expert on doggy parasites... I'm sure I'll be asking you for some advise in the Health section.
And secondly, I agree 100% with Asta...
I've never seen an Intro thread get locked nor have I seen a 5 page intro thread. Hope you all leave it behind and let's talk about the dogs.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Syrian opposition's record so far in handling tens of millions of dollars in U.S. humanitarian and other nonlethal assistance paints a bewildering picture of logistical challenges ahead of any delivery of American weapons and ammunition.
No aid shipments appear to be heading to terrorists or corrupt hoarders, according to U.S. officials, but packages of food, medicine and other lifesaving supplies regularly face long delays because of political rivalries among various rebel factions.
Anecdotes abound.
An American shipment of humanitarian goods was held up for two weeks amid a dispute between opposition groups over whose label should be attached to the boxes, a senior administration official recounted this week. Aid-filled planes have landed in neighboring countries with no trucks at the landing sites for transporting the items into Syria. In Cairo, funds the U.S. was prepared to provide an opposition political office were flat-out rejected, the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the official wasn't authorized to discuss the issue publicly.
Although the Syrian opposition's described dysfunction is nothing new, its problems are getting increased scrutiny since the Obama administration's decision last week to authorize for the first time lethal military support to units fighting to overthrow President Bashar Assad's regime.
Secretary of State John Kerry plans to use a meeting Saturday in Doha, Qatar, of officials from countries allying themselves with the rebels to underscore the need for coordinating and funneling aid through the Supreme Military Council, senior State Department officials said Friday. The U.S.-favored group is overseen by Gen. Salim Idris, a defector from Assad's military.
The aides, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk publicly about Kerry's trip, said Kerry also hopes the meeting will re-energize a newly expanded group of Syrian opposition leaders that is scheduled to elect new leadership in coming days.
Beyond that, the Obama administration's plans are unclear. Kerry held two classified briefings with members of Congress on Thursday. No details emerged about what types of weapons could be sent, where and when they'd be delivered or who exactly would be the recipients. The lack of clarity rankles both lawmakers who want more forceful U.S. action as well as those who say the U.S. should stay as far away as possible from Syria's brutal two-year civil war.
"All I know is what I've read in the media and that is light weapons," said Sen. John McCain, a leading Republican proponent of taking a bigger military role in Syria. "That's clearly not only insufficient, it's insulting. We've got to take out their air assets."
Sen. Lindsey Graham, another Republican supporter of arming the rebels and other steps such as establishing a no-fly zone over Syria, said he also had no understanding from the Obama administration about what form future lethal aid might take and possible delivery dates.
Sen. Bob Corker, a Republican, was even more critical. "″We have the ability right now to fully understand who is the type of individual or group that meet our standards, and I think we've had that information and ability for probably nine months," he said. "Will there be mistakes made? Of course, but I do think it helps to put our thumb on the scale."
Meanwhile, Senate opponents of arming the rebels moved Thursday to block Obama from providing any military support at all. The bipartisan group including Sens. Tom Udall, a Democrat, Mike Lee, a Republican, Chris Murphy, a Democrat, and Rand Paul, a Republicank, introduced a measure to prohibit the president from using any money to increase U.S. involvement in the conflict. Specifically, it would ban the Pentagon, CIA and other intelligence agencies from funding military, paramilitary or covert operations in Syria.
"We need to place a check on the president's unilateral decision to arm the rebels, while still preserving humanitarian aid and assistance to the Syrian people," Udall said.
Paul said the president's decision was "incredibly disturbing, considering what little we know about whom we are arming. Engaging in yet another conflict in the Middle East with no vote or congressional oversight compounds the severity of this situation."
Neither Obama nor any other member of his administration has publicly confirmed that the U.S. has authorized lethal aid for the rebels, though since last week several officials have acknowledged as much on condition of anonymity. The closest anyone came was Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser. He said last week that U.S. confirmation of chemical weapons use by the Assad regime has prompted American support to the Syrian rebels of increased "scope and scale."
Obama himself refused to provide any specifics when asked at a news conference this week in Germany.
The U.S. is most likely to provide rebel fighters with small arms, ammunition, assault rifles and a variety of anti-tank weaponry such as shoulder-fired rocket-propelled grenades and other missiles, according to officials. They haven't disclosed which specific weapons have been approved or when and how they might be delivered. The officials, who've demanded anonymity because they weren't authorized to speak publicly about the matter, said any weapons and ammunitions are unlikely to make it to vetted Syrian rebel units before August.
The opposition's track record in handling aid has been discouraging.
U.S. officials said almost all of a $127 million package of ready-to-eat meals, medical kits and other nonlethal assistance announced earlier this year has been delivered to Syria. U.S.-provided food has made it from Turkey to as far south as Hama and Homs, and to the southeast border with Iraq. Humanitarian assistance reaching the besieged city of Qusair, which Assad's forces conquered from the rebels earlier this month, was limited pretty much to medical supplies.
The senior administration official said the U.S. is monitoring for aid being diverted, but so far hasn't found any instances of it. That could provide Obama with some confidence in the Syrian opposition's ability to ensure that U.S.-supplied weapons and ammunition don't fall into the hands of al-Qaida-linked extremists. The fear that it might has long been one of the administration's primary explanations for why the U.S. wouldn't arm the anti-Assad rebellion.
Syria's opposition, however, remains problematical. Because of constant bickering among its various branches in Turkey, Egypt and inside Syria, U.S. officials say they have often been forced to act as go-betweens, if only to get the opposition to sign off on some of the aid it originally requested.
Some $5 million in U.S. aid has gone to helping the opposition establish an office in the southern Turkish city of Gaziantep and expand its staff from a handful of employees to a staff now of about 100, including many in liberated parts of Syria. In Aleppo, American-trained search and rescue personnel have helped dig survivors out of buildings struck by Scud missiles. The U.S. is also training policemen and providing them uniforms in an effort to build the opposition's credibility with the Syrian population.
Those are the successes.
On the other hand, disputes between local authorities and the opposition leaders outside the country has held up elections in parts of Syria wrested from Assad's control. The two sides have been unwilling at times to even talk to one another, the senior administration official said. When the U.S. offered to provide hospitals with emergency generators, a fight erupted over which cities and which politician's preferred recipients should get priority. The result was shipping none of them until the generators could go simultaneously to all the hospitals on an opposition list.
When the U.S. offered to provide the opposition headquarters in Cairo some $2 million to buy phones and computers and hire staff, Syrian opposition leader Moaz al-Khatib rejected the aid, citing administrative costs that the U.S. also was picking up, the official said.
One thing any future aid package will include is trucks. With Obama ruling out any American military boots on the ground in Syria, it is up to the opposition itself to transport goods received in Turkey or Jordan to civilians in Syrian cities or fighters on the battlefield. And so far it has struggled on this account, according to officials.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Thursday that the next package of nonlethal U.S. assistance would include at least $16.6 million in "combat support assistance," which includes trucks, communications gear and medicine. Other funds will go to reconstruction efforts, university scholarships, activist training and democracy-building efforts.
Associated Press writers Donna Cassata, Matthew Lee and Deb Riechmann contributed to this report.


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Piffaro, Philadelphia's internationally acclaimed Renaissance Band, celebrated the culmination of its 25th anniversary season with a concert Friday evening in the Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill. Capilla Flamenca, the Belgian vocal quartet, was Piffaro's guest, and together they followed "The Musical Travels of Heinrich Isaac."
The Piffaro players featured Friday were co-directors Joan Kimball and Robert Wiemken, Grant Herreid, Greg Ingles, Christa Patton and Tom Zajac — each, of course, playing many different Renaissance instruments. Capilla Flamenca was comprised of countertenor Marnix De Cat, tenor Tore Denys, baritone Lieven Termont and bass/director Dirk Snellings.
The two ensembles followed the path of the musical output of the Flemish-born Heinrich Isaac as he made his way from his native Flanders (a region in modern-day Belgium) to the Italian city-state of Florence and the court of the fabulously wealthy Medici family, and finally to the court of the Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian 1 in Vienna and Innsbruck. Along the way, Isaac composed sacred and secular, vocal and instrumental masterpieces that pointed in the direction of the glories of the High Renaissance and then into the Baroque.
Capilla Flamenca is one of those fascinating musical ensembles in which the whole is greater than the sum of its individual parts. Only two of the four singers have exceptionally beautiful voices in and of themselves, yet when they sang in ensemble Friday evening their resultant sound was stupendous.
Piffaro celebrated its own anniversary with playing characterized by energetic rhythms, vibrant tempi and brightly tart colors. What a joy this quarter-century has been — and what a pleasure that Piffaro regularly performs in Chestnut Hill.
This past Saturday night, I attended my first Philadelphia Orchestra concert since the Orchestra Association declared Chapter 11 Bankruptcy last month. Kurt Masur conducted the "Fabulous Philadelphians" in Shostakovich's "Symphony No. 1 in F minor" and Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Pathetique." The program brought to mind thoughts of what once was and what might have been.
Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" Symphony and the Fourth and Fifth Symphonies were staples of the late Eugene Ormandy's repertoire. Ormandy was the orchestra's music director for a record-setting 44 years. More than that, however, he made them the most profitably recorded classical music ensemble in the world. Ormandy and the Philadelphians made three albums for Columbia Masterworks that went "gold," meaning they sold more than 100,000 albums each.
Although the Academy of Music's acoustics have recently been derided as too dry for concerts, I vividly recall the sound of the Philadelphians in the "Pathetique." The strings glistened with a sheen never heard in the Kimmel Center's Verizon Hall, where the orchestra has performed for the past unprofitable decade. The woodwinds piped with mellow sweetness, the brass choir declaimed with stentorian power, and the timpani thundered thrillingly and ominously. And best of all, Ormandy's interpretive mastery with Tchaikovsky's music was distinctive and unaffected.
Masur elicited fine playing from the orchestra Saturday night, receiving a well-deserved ovation after both renditions. But there was no magic to the sound during either one in Verizon Hall.
Flourtown resident Katie Eagleson will be performing her new cabaret show at Bob Egan's New Hope at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 22. She will be accompanied by her musical director, Lenny Pierro, on piano, Madison Rast on bass and Chestnut Hiller Grant MacAvoy on drums.
The show, called "On the Other Hand," is a continuation of Katie's latest compact disc of the same name. The CD features 16 songs by 16 different composers. The repertoire is drawn from the "Great American Songbook." The show will include titles from the CD as well as other gems by these masters of the American song, some familiar and some not.
Eagleson has recorded two CDs, "Once Upon a Time" in 2007 and "On the Other Hand" in 2009. Both are heard worldwide on Sirius-XM Radio, WNYC and other broadcast radio stations. Some Chestnut Hillers will recall Eagleson's stellar performances in Pastorius Park.
Bob Egan's New Hope is located in the Ramada of New Hope at 6426 Lower York Rd. in New Hope. There's a $20 entertainment charge plus a $15 food or drink minimum. For tickets, visit www.bobegansnewhope.com. For more information about Katie, her CDs or the show, visit www.katieeagleson.com.


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Now most test automation systems will generate a RSS feed of some kind; this is all well and good; but it can be a pain to read if you component is just one of many.
I wanted a filtered version of the feed that would only show up if my component had caused a test failure. It turns out you can do this in Thunderbird, the internal nature of the website rules out Yahoo Tubes et al.... Select the feed you want to get a filtered version of and do New->Saved Search.... give the feed a name and pick where you want the search to turn up. I like importatnt stuff in my inbox so that is what I choose as the location:
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12 Pre-Fame Roles of Famous Stars You Probably Forgot About
In the eyes of the audience, an actor's career begins with his or her first major role. For Jack Gleeson and Jennifer Lawrence, at least, nobody paid them much attention until they transformed respectively into Joffrey for HBO's 'Game of Thrones' and Katniss in 'The Hunger Games.' Barely anyone except the die-hard movie and TV buffs knew what these celebs did prior to getting their big breaks, let alone what their first roles were. And the same goes for most of the big-name actors.
But have you re-watched one of your favorite movies or TV shows lately, and realized that those minor characters you payed little attention to the first time around would grow up to be the breakout stars of the current decade? To honor some of the earlier roles our favorite celebs took on the road to fame and glory, here are some of the movie and TV show parts that made you go, "Wait, is that the guy from that thing?"
Jack Gleeson'Batman Begins'
There's nothing more satisfying than watching King Joffrey getting an ol' fashioned slap across the face when he deserves it -- which is all the time -- but before Jack Gleeson became a household name in the 'Game of Thrones' universe, he had a part to play in the first movie in the Christopher Nolan 'Dark Knight' trilogy, 'Batman Begins.' You wouldn't have recognized him the first time watching it, but if you happen to catch it airing on USA or TNT, you'll probably be blown away to know that that young boy who meets Batman on his apartment balcony grows up to behead Eddard Stark.
Aaron Paul'Beverly Hills, 90210'
Before Aaron Paul emerged onto the scene as a bad-ass meth cook and dealer, he used to be a total geek... or at least he played one on the original 'Beverly Hills, 90210' opposite series regulars Jason Priestly, Tori Spelling, Luke Perry and the rest of the gang. Nobody ever told us that getting bullied in high school by the popular kids could result in a downward spiral, ending with you pairing up with your ex-Chem teacher to bake a fresh batch of meth crystals. If only the anti-bullying movement was around back then.
Jennifer Lawrence'Monk'
Jennifer Lawrence is one of, if not the most popular actress of the year. Her starring roles in 'X-Men: First Class' and 'The Hunger Games' is turning her into a highly sought-after movie star, but what on earth was doing when she first started out? Fans of 'Monk' will get a kick out of this one -- Lawrence's second TV gig came from the hit USA show where she played the part of a high school mascot. She doesn't appear a lot in her one episode, but it's hysterical to look back and think how a nobody in the acting world turned into one of the biggest pop culture stars of the decade.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt'Family Ties'
Joseph Gordon-Levitt will always be a cutie pie in the eyes of women everywhere, though, if you can believe it, he was much cuter as a toddler in 'Family Ties' back in the '80s. His claim to fame back then was playing Dougie, the little kid who teased the only deaf kid in his class with his partner in crime. Thankfully we couldn't stay mad at him, not with that little chipmunk voice of his.
Joe Manganiello'Spider-Man'
We didn't realize it at the time, but though Joe Manganiello may be the giant werewolf with the hidden heart of gold on 'True Blood' and the hunky male stripper with an eight-pack in 'Magic Mike,' he used to be the biggest bully at Peter Parker's high school, Flash Gordon. Now that role was commandeered by former 'Secret Circle' star Chris Zylka, who would've been on the road to reaching Manganiello-level fame if he would have just agreed to shave his head for 'American Horror Story: Asylum.' Now his greatest achievement so far will be known as the guy from that 'Piranha 3DD' flick.
Mila Kunis'Baywatch'
We probably should have realized that 'Ted' star Mila Kunis would grow up to be a bombshell. After all, she did appear on 'Baywatch' back in the day. She was real little then, just an 11-year-old who played a heroic kid in a 1994 episode and then later portrayed a blind girl in 1995. She was also the only actor in her group of schoolgirls who got any lines. Now look at her.
Tom Hardy'Band of Brothers'
We got a look a while ago at Tom Hardy back in his days as a male model, but the video only went viral after he starred as Bane in 'The Dark Knight Rises.' Now everyone wants to know as much as they can about him, and here's another little tidbit -- did you see him in the HBO miniseries 'Band of Brothers' alongside fellow actors Damian Lewis, Ron Livingston, Donnie Wahlberg and Matthew Settle? He plays a young soldier who, as you'll see in the below video, has a thing for the ladies.
Zac Efron'Firefly'
Ever wonder what Zac Efron looked like as a youngin'? And no, we're not talking about his 'High School Musical' years. He had quit the budding career any child actor would kill for. It wasn't as large as say Lindsay Lohan's 'Parent Trap'-launching career, but he did get roles on shows like 'CSI,' 'ER' and, the one kick started his career, 'Firefly.' His debut role was playing the younger self of Dr. Simon Tan, who fans will know as the physician of the Serenity spaceship.
Aubrey Plaza'30 Rock'
Aubrey Plaza has such a vibrant personality. Maybe you can't always tell because of her hysterical role on 'Parks and Recreation,' which was mirrored in her performance for 'Safety Not Guaranteed.' That image of her as April Ludgate was probably why nobody recognized her in her cameo for '30 Rock.' She only popped up for a second as one of the NBC pages in the episode where "Tracy Does Conan" while deprived of his medication, but that marked her TV debut. It wasn't until three years later that she premiered on the pilot for 'Parks and Rec,' and the rest is history.
Channing Tatum'Coach Carter'
Channing Tatum, the male stripper turned hunky actor turned star of a male stripper movie, got a few minor acting gigs in some big movies. 'War of the Worlds' was one, where he played an uncredited extra in that scene where the church is crumbling to the ground (note: it'll take a hawk's eye to catch a glimpse of him in that moment, but he's there); and another was in 'Coach Carter' as one of the basketball players.
James Van Der Beek'Castle in the Sky'
Hayao Miyazaki has given us a number of fantastical animated classics, such as 'Princess Mononoke,' 'Spirited Away' and 'Howl's Moving Castle,' to feed our imaginations. A number of big-name actors and actresses have lent their voices to the English translations, but did you know James Van Der Beek was one of them? The 'Dawson's Creek' star made his film debut as the voice of the male lead, Pazu, when he was around the age of 9, and you know who voiced the female lead, Sheeta? 'True Blood' star Anna Paquin. Check out the trailer below and see if you can make out their voices.
Sean Penn'Little House on the Prairie'
We all know Sean Penn for being the Oscar-winning actor and star of many noteworthy films. His performances in 'MILK' and 'Mystic River' are two of the most impressive moments in movie history, and if it wasn't for his start on 'Little House on the Prairie,' he may never have reached the level of stardom he has today. The show's episode "The Voice of Tinker Jones" marked his debut as a child actor with the role of an uncredited and line-less boy in the background. Check out segments of him below and see if you can figure out which one he is.


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Pre-ordered my Young Animal copy yesterday; I did that for the two previous issues and I'll do that every time a new Berserk episode is coming out from now on.
I always wondered, what did ganishka's fog do when daiba inhaled it?
What a fantastic episode. I'm always amazed at how much Miura can cram into approximately 20 pages.
I don't know why, but Rakshas apostle form reminds me of the one who had Casca with his tentacles during the eclipse...http://i.imgur.com/5Qtb685.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/U2olEyT.jpg
She also warns her girls not to try to peep, because if they're caught by the Demon Soldiers, they'll be either killed on the spot or arrested for helping traitors.
Could this mean then that Luka is aware such cases happening in Falconia? It'd be really interesting to know more.
You guys have Rakshas Apostle form all wrong; he's a Christmas tree (especially all lit up like that =)! The mask on top is the angel/star.
I mean, the only glimmer of hope is he grabbed her at all and didn't just run her through, and it wouldn't be hard to imagine him treating her like that horse just for the psychological edge.
Anyway, I wouldn't be surprised to see Griffith, the moonlight boy, or Zodd and/or the Apostle squad intervene on his behalf, especially with the fire drawing attention.
The thing I love about those two panels is how Silat and Rakshas are essentially using the same fighting style (or very similar styles). I think it's pretty badass on Miura's part to include that, a subtle detail that shows Rakshas' past/training as a Bakiraka.
By the way, thank you for the summary, Aaz. I sincerely appreciate your hard work, and Puella's hard work, for us and the forum.
Glad you enjoy it! Puella deserves most of the praise.I agree, I thought it was just awesome to see a Bakiraka vs Bakiraka fight. All in all I think these past few episodes have been absolutely marvelous. It's really a great time to be a Berserk fan.
Hi, this is my first post here, so I want to say that it's nice to be here, and I think that this forum has the best members of them all. Which is befitting for the best manga/comic/fantasy story ever written and drawn.
I wish to make a little prediction here. I think that the one who will 'save the day' is none other than Griffith and I think that he actually planned this exact or close to this situation. With saving Erika and stopping Rakshas, he'll show that even if something happens in Falconia, he'll be able to protect his people and that if anyone acts out of their will with bad intentions, they'll be stopped by their allmighty (apparently not all knowing) falcon. So it's great spot for him because he's not only a protector of the weak and a merciful saint that forgives those who harm and reject him, but he's also kinda victim here because his soldiers acted without him knowing that, so suddenly he becomes poor Griffith that thrusts everyone even though they are not worthy of his trust. Rickert becomes bad/mad guy for wanting to leave the city and the slap, in eyes of others becomes work of a madman because why would Griffith save Rickert if he had something to hide and deserve the slap.I want your honest opinions about this theory of mine. Cheers
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"Some may say the train [of EU enlargement] is moving too fast or some may say it's moving too slow but the main thing for the V4 is that the train is moving," said Hungarian foreign minister Janos Martonyi, who hosted the event.
The V4 said EU enlargement is able to stabilize and transform the region for the benefit of all its partners while cautioning that membership should be conditional on the individual performance of those wishing to join.
Thursday's meeting, which was also attended by high-level government representatives from Italy, Turkey, and Austria, was mainly intended to lend support to the Western Balkan countries of Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina in their efforts to accede to the EU, and to discuss further cooperation among some of the countries present in energy, infrastructure and culture.
Croatia became the EU's most recent new member when it joined on July 1, taking the total to 28.
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Annual, perennial herb, shrubs, generally bristly or sharply hairy
Stem prostrate to erect
Leaves cauline, often with basal rosette, generally simple, alternate; lower sometimes opposite, entire
Inflorescence: cyme, generally elongate, panicle-, raceme- or spike-like, coiled in flower, generally uncoiled in fruit or flowers 12 per axil
Flowers generally bisexual, generally radial; sepals 5, free or fused in lower half; corolla 5-lobed, generally salverform, top of tube generally appendaged, appendages 5, alternating with stamens, sometimes arching over tube; stamens 5, epipetalous; ovary superior, generally 4-lobed, style generally entire
Fruit: nutlets 14, smooth to variously roughened, sometimes prickly or bristled
Genera in family: ± 100 genera, ± 2000 species: tropical, temp, especially w North America, Medit; some cultivated (Borago, Echium, Myosotis, Symphytum ).
Almost all genera may be TOXIC from alkaloids or accumulated nitrates
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include Hydrophyllaceae [Olmsted et al. 2000 Mol Phylog Evol 16:96112]
Family description, key to genera by Timothy C. Messick.
Annual, perennial herb, generally strigose
Stem prostrate to erect, branched at base or above, < 5 dm
Leaves simple, 0.510 cm, generally smaller upward; all cauline (lower opposite, linear to oblong, upper generally alternate) or both basal (often in rosettes) and cauline (alternate, linear to oblanceolate)
Inflorescence: raceme or spike, coiled in bud, generally elongate in fruit; bracts 0many; pedicels generally 01 mm
Flower bisexual; sepals fused below middle, 210 mm in fruit; corolla 112 mm wide, all white or yellow inside tube
Fruit: nutlets generally 4, 13.5 mm; back generally with midrib, lateral ribs, cross-ribs, interspaces, generally tubercled, sometimes prickled or bristled; scar generally lateral (on side) near middle or base, sometimes basal (on bottom) or oblique (between side and bottom), sometimes on a stalk or short peg, generally ovate to triangular
Species in genus: ± 65 species: temp w North America, w South America
Etymology: (Greek: sideways pit, from position of nutlet attachment scar)
Reference: [Higgins 1974 Great Basin Natur 34(2):161166; Johnson 1932 Contr Arnold Abroretum 3:1102]
Fully mature nutlets critical for identification; intergradation common in some species groups; sect. Allocarya often treated as a separate genus; many species need further study.
Annual; hairs coarse, stiff, spreading, unequal
Stem ascending to erect, 0.54 dm
Leaves cauline, alternate; lower crowded, < 6 cm; upper scattered
Inflorescence bracted near base
Flower: calyx 34 mm; corolla 47 mm wide
Fruit: nutlet 23 mm, ovoid, arched in profile; midrib, lateral ribs, cross-ribs irregular, coarse; scar lateral near middle, along crest of keel, long, narrow
Ecology: Dry, open slopes, sagebrush scrub, saltbush scrub, juniper woodland
Elevation: 12002300 m.
Bioregional distribution: Great Basin Floristic Province, Mojave Desert
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Patients can see one of our expert gynecologists at a number of our neighborhood health centers and at our women's health centers at Cambridge Hospital and Somerville Hospital. Routine medical screenings and treatments include:
Our experienced gynecological surgical team offers complete minimally invasive surgical services for benign gynecological cases and major gynecological surgeries such as:
To meet the needs of the community, we have established an Adolescent Gynecology specialty. Through this service, we provide medical staff with expertise in gynecologic issues that are common in a younger population, as well as provide a setting which is sensitive to the concerns of adolescents. This service is available at several Alliance sites, including the Teen Health Center in Cambridge and the Somerville Teen Connection, and Everett Teen Health Center.
Many of our gynecologists have clinical interests in the treatment of menopause. Menopause actually includes three stages: perimenopause (early symptoms), menopause and post-menopause (when menopause transition has ended). While staying current about the latest findings on hormone replacement, our doctors will discuss with you the many conventional and alternative therapies for your stage. Then you and your doctor will decide what treatment is best for your case. Our doctors also advise patients about strategies to help manage the unique stresses that can come during this transition.
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If you like your dessert more custard than cake, try this Lemon and Almond Streamliner cake from Vintage Cakes. Named for the pan it was originally baked in, it's velvety soft and lemony-rich. Plus, a separate recipe for lemon custard means you can make extra anytime.
Tips: This cake requires two main elements: custard, and cake. Making everything all at once, including baking and cooling, takes a fair few hours. Make the custard ahead of time, and you'll face less stress in the kitchen.
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On May 24, 2002, a 50-year-old Cook County Circuit Court aide reported that she had been raped in a 21st floor courtroom in Chicago's Daley Center by a man wielding a pair of scissors. The woman was found on a table at about 7:35 a.m., before the building opened to the public, by two other clerks who summoned police.
The building was locked down immediately and all floors were searched, but the attacker was not found. The search was expanded to outside the building and shortly after, police arrested 47-year-old Carl Chatman on the street about six blocks away. Police said he matched the description given by the victim, particularly because he was wearing a red Chicago Blackhawks team jacket.
Chatman, who was an alcoholic homeless Army veteran with an IQ of 68 suffering from schizophrenia, was placed in a lineup and the victim identified him as her attacker. Police interrogated him and he confessed to the crime.
Chatman went on trial in January 2004 in Cook County Circuit Court. The victim, who was a court coordinator for the chief judge, testified that Chatman had been in her courtroom a few days earlier looking for assistance and that she sent him away. She said that when she arrived on May 24, Chatman was waiting for her and raped her violently after brandishing a pair of scissors.
Although the victim testified that she bit her attacker's coat and urinated on it, forensic tests on the coat revealed no evidence of the victim's DNA. And although the woman said she was raped, Chatman's DNA was not found. Paramedics and doctors who examined the victim found no physical evidence of an assault.
Detectives testified that Chatman confessed to the attack. They said that Chatman admitted that he had come into the building the previous day and spent the night sleeping under a bench in the courtroom before attacking the woman the following morning.
On January 29, 2004, a jury convicted Chatman and he was sentenced to the maximum term of 30 years in prison.
His conviction was upheld on appeal, but in 2011, a post-conviction motion for a new trial was filed. The motion claimed that the prosecution had failed to disclose, and Chatman's defense attorney had failed to discover, that in 1979 the victim had made a similar report of being raped in an office building. She claimed that early in the morning, before other office workers arrived, she was raped by an English-speaking maintenance worker. The suspect she identified was a Polish immigrant who spoke no English and who fled back to Poland before he could be arrested. The woman later sued the building management and settled for an undisclosed, but substantial, sum.
The motion alleged that at the time the woman accused Chatman of raping her, she was being audited by the Internal Revenue Service and owed more than $100,000 in unpaid taxes due to gambling debts and fraudulent business practices. Within days of the alleged rape by Chatman, the woman had sued the County and later settled the lawsuit for more than $400,000.
The motion also said that new evidence had been discovered that a security officer in the court building and a building manager were present during a portion of Chatman's interrogation after his arrest. These two witnesses reported that the detectives coached Chatman and fed him details about how he had committed the rape. The building manager had filed a report at the time—never disclosed to the defense—that the officers had fed the confession to Chatman and that Chatman was "pretty incoherent."
Chatman's new defense lawyers discovered that a half hour before Chatman confessed, a detective had called the state police crime lab and was told the victim's skirt was burgundy and that she was wearing thigh-high stockings—both details that Chatman was said to have spontaneously volunteered during his confession.
The motion also alleged that Chatman's trial attorney had failed to request a mental competency examination prior to his trial. Chatman, the motion said, had been diagnosed as schizophrenic in 1981, more than two decades prior to the alleged attack, and been repeatedly hospitalized.
Chatman's lawyers also discovered that police had failed to interview a sheriff's deputy who said he was sleeping in the courtroom adjacent to the courtroom where the victim said she was attacked. When the deputy was interviewed years later, he said he heard nothing, despite the victim's claim that she repeatedly screamed for help.
After the motion was filed, the Cook County State's Attorney's Conviction Integrity Unit re-investigated the case and concluded that Chatman was wrongfully convicted. On September 10, 2013, at the prosecution's request, Chatman's conviction was vacated, the charge was dismissed and he was released.
On November 19, 2013 Chatman received a Certificate of Innocence from the Cook County Circuit Court. He was awarded $185,000 in state compensation.
In 2014, Chatman filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of Chicago and several police officers. In 2015, documents were disclosed showing that an anonymous complaint was filed with the police department after Chatman was charged with the crime alleging that a detective beat Chatman so that he would confess. The department took no action against the detective, Kriston Kato, who had been the subject of numerous complaints of excessive force and coercing false confessions.
Cook County settled with Chatman in 2018 for $3.7 million. His claims against the city of Chicago remained pending.
In 2017, Patrick Prince was exonerated of a 1991 murder in Chicago after evidence showed he falsely confessed following an interrogation by Kato. Prince accused Kato of physically beating him until he confessed.
The National Registry of Exonerations is a project of the Newkirk Center for Science & Society at University of California Irvine, the University of Michigan Law School and Michigan State University College of Law. It was founded in 2012 in conjunction with the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University School of Law. The Registry provides detailed information about every known exoneration in the United States since 1989—cases in which a person was wrongly convicted of a crime and later cleared of all the charges based on new evidence of innocence. The Registry also maintains a more limited database of known exonerations prior to 1989.
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Howdy hands, it's Monday again, and I'm on my way to Armpit, USA (New Jersey). I got me another load in Chocolate Town (Hershey, PA), so I'll be hualin Dispacther Brains (Empty trailer) when I pay the "Lemme outta Jersey" tax.
I gotta tell ya, all the bears (police) I see with customers (people pulled over by police) makes me wonder if anyone knows anything about Trapster, a handy app for BlackBerry, but also for Android and iPhone's too. Now, drivin a rig means I don't get the privilege of using a Bird dog (radar detector), it's against Federal law for me to even posses one in my truck. But that's why I have been using Trapster.
There's nothin like hitting a long straight stretch of big slab, settin the autopilot for 70, and enjoying the scenery. Until you see them disco lights (police lights) in the west coast mirror. Dangit, a municipal invitation! I hate feeding the bears, you always get bit in the rear. Not that I have ever received a safe drivin award (speeding ticket). But I can imagine what it feels like.
Or maybe you notice that parking lot (cars backed up on the road) just a little too late, and you end up giving the city kitties (city police) some extra paperwork. Fun! Maybe you've hit a patch of black ice, and spun off into the median. Joy! It would be nice to get a warning before you turn into a rubber necker (people watching an accident) sideshow.
Trapster can help with all that. Crowdsourced speedtrap info, red light and speed camera locations, accident info, and even ice warnings, make for a danged useful app. Add traffic and construction info, and you have the makings of a true drivers friend. But it ain't just users who are adding info to Trapster, some police and sheriff depts are adding where they plan on takin pictures (using a radar gun). Don't believe it? Check out this here news article.
With the features that Trapster offers, you can be assured that driving will be a lot safer for you, check em out:
* - Dynamic alert area narrows and elongates based on your velocity and direction of travel
* - Eleven new road hazard trap types such as School Zone, Accident, Flooded Road, etc.
* - Improved performance - quicker load time and overall performance of the application
* - Customizable alert filters allow you to specify what types of traps you will be alerted to, and how you're alerted
* - Patrol, this feature places a blue line on roads that other Trapster users have recently driven down,
inherently raising the confidence factor on the road
* - Custom sound themes for spoken alerts, in lots of fun voices, plus French, German, and Spanish language
* - Real time traffic information for many areas
* - Ability to search for your location manually on BlackBerry smartphones with no GPS or blocked GPS
I love the custom sound themes, my favorite is Homer Simpson, it makes it more friendly in my opinion. Plus, not having it alert me to school zones while I'm on the freeway, makes me less likely to go postal.
In light of not being able to use a radar detector, this app definitely gets 9 and a half gears, I would give it 10 if it alerted for chicken coops (weigh stations). Ya hear that Trapster? Get ta work!
Hammerdown Monday is written by ADPerdue, a genuine Long Haul Trucker with eight years on the road, recently certified as having over one million accident and ticket free miles, and a bona fide BlackBerry junkie. Apps are rated from one gear to ten gears, with one meaning "don't use this app even if they pay ya", and ten meaning "if you don't have this app yet, you need some serious head shrinkin".


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Oilers news:
The team in general was terrible against Calgary, specifically the power play. Much was made of this online, but specifically how Renney had the 4th line out against Iginla right after an Oilers goal (not a great use of home ice advantage) and how Belanger is manning the point on the power play. Renney addressed the Belanger question today in one of the local rags, saying that they need the left hand shot out there and how Belanger has a bomb. Personally, I'm not going to get too worked up how the team played in just the one game, but if it starts to become a recurring thing we might have a problem; O'Marra got called up and sent back in the past week; Apparently Lowe and Burke were going to fight in a barn…couldn't make this shit up.
League news:
A great story in the NY Times regarding Boogaard here, found the first 2 really good, 3rd one was well done but got a little preachy for my tastes; Re-alignment was the big deal yesterday and today, see our post on that here, or yahoo's link with a handy pic of the new conferences, and also see the nhl link about how the standings would have worked out last year (including highlighting the depressing number of points the Oilers got last year) and what it looks like this year if the playoffs were to start today; Tootoo suspended 2 games for running Miller; The internet traded Iginla, Luongo and Ryan; Dec 14th people…set your PVR's people, HBO's 24/7 is coming!; Was Carlyle fired last MMS? Well, he is now; And Perron returned after his year long fight with concussion symptoms.
Question of the week:
Do you think the Shanaban's are preventing injuries, cleaning up the league or making the league suitable for a bunch of pussies?
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So, one of the things that I really liked about VsVim when I was using it before ViEmu became available for VS2010 was a custom made Command Line in lieu of using the Status bar. It was nice to have the command line right below the editor instead of below my bottom tool windows, which I always keep open. Does that make sense? This also has other benefits, such as status messages not interfering with vi commands.
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Just a really big show? No, next Sunday's Wrestlemania XX will be much more than that. A solid card top to bottom ... the best of Smackdown! and RAW thrown together in five hours of entertainment.
There are compelling storylines. And there's Hall of Fame inductee Pete Rose, who surely deserves yet another tombstone piledriver from Kane.
There's Chris Benoit, who deserves to walk away from the ring with a win over reigning champion Triple H and meddling Shawn Michaels. We would hope that Benoit would pin Michaels to win the title. We've got a sneaking suspicion that Triple H's political stroke may mean that Michaels ends up costing Benoit the match. But wouldn't it be more captivating if Benoit won and Michaels raised his hand in victory? It should be noted that Benoit is featured on the poster for the Backlash pay-per-view.
There's Eddie Guerrero who will battle Kurt Angle in what should be another highlight match of the night. Both are great performers. We expect Guerrero will retain his title.
The list goes on ... Bill Goldberg vs. Brock Lesnar with Stone Cold Steve Austin as the guest ref ... what role will Austin have?
The returning Undertaker vs. Kane. A great idea and it would be a horrible mistake to have The Undertaker return as anything else than the man from the dark side.
The Rock and Mick Foley vs. Evolution. The Rock and Sock Connection reunited? We love it.
Chris Jericho vs. Christian. Former buddies turned foes. Great buildup to this match.
The Big Show vs. John Cena. Cena will help elevate this match.
Victoria vs. Molly Holly, who'll get her head shaved if she loses. Good gimmick.
Playboy Evening Gown match with Torrie Wilson and Sable vs. Miss Jackie and Stacy Keibler. Sexy.
There are other matches which we'll get into next week.
Oh, and did we mention Rose, the disgraced baseball star and manager who was banned for his betting habit. He'll be inducted into the Hall of Fame along with Jesse Ventura, Sgt. Slaughter, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, Superstar Billy Graham, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, The Junkyard Dog, Tito Santana, Harley Race, Big John Studd and Don Muraco.
- It's confirmed WWE will be in Kingston, at the Memorial Civic Arena, on May 29. No ticket info yet. Tickets for Toronto's June 1 Smackdown! show and Montreal's May 31 RAW show will go on sale April 24.
- The Rock will be at RAW tomorrow night in Bridgeport, Conn. He'll have a big role, hosting a This Is Your Life, Mick Foley.
- Victoria says she'd like to pose naked in Playboy ... and we second the motion.
- The Nokia Brier curling championship will bump tomorrow's midnight showing of RAW back to 3:30 a.m.
- A camera in Vince McMahon's limo while Austin drives his ATV onto the roof? Geez, talk about coincidence.
- Adam Lebow says The Score will no longer air a 3 a.m. replay of Smackdown! early on Friday. Instead, the third replay will be at 2 a.m. on Saturday.
- CPW will open the doors of the St-Joseph Rec Centre, 122 Berri St. in Hull, to show next Sunday's Wrestlemania on the big screen. Doors will open at 6 p.m. with $8 tickets on sale at the door.
- Okay, one last chance. We've got two copies of Monday Night War, two copies of Mick Foley: Hits and Misses and one copy of No Mercy to give away. Here's the catch: If you win you've got to be able to pick them up at the Sun office, 6 Antares Dr., Phase III, in Ottawa. Just answer the skill-testing question (and it's not too tough). Name at least two of Foley's in-ring aliases. Send your answers to firstname.lastname@example.com. One entry per household please. Entries must be here by March 8, at noon.
- Pierre Carl Ouellet hung onto his title, defeating EXcesS69 at the Internet Wrestling Syndicate show last Saturday. The next IWS show, Know Your Enemies, will be held on March 27 at the downtown Medley. For more info, check out www.syndicatewrestling.com.
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