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Baroclinic wave breaking and the internal variability of the tropospheric circulation.
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A simple model of the tropospheric circulation, based on a 10-level primitive equation model, is forced by linearly relaxing the potential temperature toward an idealized, zonally symmetric equilibrium held. The model equations are integrated in time until a statistically steady state is obtained. The local relationship between the state of the background flow, the direction of wave propagation, and subsequent wave breaking at the tropopause level is then investigated. Maps of potential vorticity (PV) on isentropic surfaces are analyzed and all four different types of wave breaking described recently by Peters and Waugh are shown to occur. It is found that cyclonic wave breaking events are usually initiated by poleward fluxes of wave activity, and anticyclonic events by equatorward fluxes. Composites are then used to show that equatorward fluxes are associated with a jet that is locally broad and weak, with relatively strong isentropic PV gradients to its equatorward flank. By contrast, poleward fluxes are associated with a narrow, strong jet, with very weak or even negative PV gradients on its equatorward side. It is argued that this result is consistent with nonlinear critical-layer theory, as under certain conditions an isolated region of homogenized potential vorticity must remain a perfect reflector of wave activity for all time.The variability exhibited by the zonal flow field is then investigated using a cross-sectional EOF method. The first EOF is found to have similar structure in the latitude-height plane to the baroclinic waves themselves, and describes much of the variability associated with them. The second EOF has structure that corresponds to a sharp, narrow jet in its positive phase and a weak, broad jet in its negative phase. Its phase is shown to be well correlated with the wave activity flux index, with the maximum occurring at a space and time lag, with the phase of the EOF preceding the index. Most of the variability associated with this EOF occurson the scale of zonal wavenumbers 2-4, suggesting that the direction of meridional propagation of the baroclinic waves is determined locally. Strikingly, the phase of the second EOF propagates in a wavelike manner, with wavenumber and period (approximate to 11-14 days) quite distinct from those of the baroclinic waves. Individual phase maxima of these long waves can persist for up to approximate to 20-25 days, as they do not decay rapidly due to downstream radiation.
Type: | Article |
Title: | Baroclinic wave breaking and the internal variability of the tropospheric circulation |
Keywords: | ZONAL FLOW VACILLATION, LIFE-CYCLES, ROSSBY-WAVE, BAROTROPIC SHEAR, PLANETARY-WAVES, STRATOSPHERE, PROPAGATION, BEHAVIOR, PACKETS, MODEL |
UCL classification: | UCL > School of BEAMS UCL > School of BEAMS > Faculty of Maths and Physical Sciences |
URI: | http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/119644 |
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New Dip Dye Scuba Coming - Deep Camo?
One of the product notices I got this evening had this labeled as the Black Swan Dip Dye Scuba but it's clearly a brownish/greenish color. I think it may be Deep Camo Dip Dye.
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"What do you want to be when you grow up?" our tour guide asked the group of five year olds.
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Rain held back the start of play by over four hours on Thursday at Roland Garros, with two additional interruptions after that. I think all the rain delays and tricky conditions are starting to make the players a little batty (and the city officials more open to a roof over center court.) It's still the first week and we already have some mini controversies, games of press room telephone, and plain old dirty talk going on.
There was the continuation of last night's Fognini vs. Monfils drama.
The two men returned to court on Thursday and Fognini eventually earned some justice, winning the match: 2-6, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, 9-7. Maybe it was the sweet taste of victory, but Fognini wasn't too bitter about what happened:
Q. Is it the craziest match you've ever played in your career? Is it the greatest emotion in your career?
FABIO FOGNINI: Yes, I think so. It's a great match. Look at the score. It's an incredible match. The first time I've won such a match with such a crowd on the grand court. I must say I'm very happy. I'm waiting for the next match.
Q. What happened when it was 4 All yesterday evening? To start with, I had the impression you wanted to continue. And then after, your coach said, No, no, no. Stop.
FABIO FOGNINI: Stop, stop. It's not this way. Stop. It was a difficult question. It was 4 All during the fifth set and a lot of tension. The supervisor walked on the court and he said, Do you want to continue or stop? He wanted to continue, and I said, Okay, we'll continue. If we can finish the match, is it only two games to play? He said, We're going to continue and we'll play two games. I said, Well, for me that's okay. Two games is okay. If I lose this, he's going to serve for the match, and then what's going to happen then? We are going to stop now, or will we continue until who knows?
Q. What happened at the end? We saw the very last points Gaël was serving. He served at 125 kilometers per hour, so not big. Then you pushed the ball. What happened then?
FABIO FOGNINI: I think there was a lot of pressure on us. It was the first time I was playing here on center court with Gaël, and I know him very well. It was a great match, great moment, a lot of tension.
Q. Could you see the ball correctly yesterday evening?
FABIO FOGNINI: No, not really. It was difficult. But that's tennis. The supervisor decided to continue, so we had to continue until 5 All and then stop the match.
Q. Is it true you had a laser (pointer) yesterday on a return, a return backhand? Is it just once or several times?
FABIO FOGNINI: Yes, first time laser. I said something in Italian, you know, not nice. (laughter.)
Q. Was there tension with Gaël, or was it just with the crowd?
FABIO FOGNINI: No, not with Gaël. I know Gaël very well. We've known each other since the juniors. We know each other very well, and there was a bit of clash with the crowd, but that's normal. It's the first time, here again, that I played such a moment. It was difficult for me to control my emotions. It was a very long match, and it was 4 All during the fifth set.
Andy Roddick struggled with "brutal" conditions on Thursday afternoon before taking out world No. 113 Blaz Kavcic: 6-3, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2.
ANDY RODDICK: I'm okay going in knowing it's gonna be possibly crappy tennis. You know, I just want to be the less crappy one out there; whereas before I was maybe a little too concerned with that.
Q. More on this winning ugly theme.
ANDY RODDICK: I don't know about winning ugly. I don't want to use that term. [Perhaps because his ex coach, Brad Gilbert, wrote a book about it]
Q. You used it the other day.
ANDY RODDICK: Did I? Slip. I don't know. Yeah, I mean, I guess so. Definitely wasn't pretty, so I guess it's got to be the opposite.
Ana Ivanovic was pounded, 6-3, 6-0, by Alisa Kleybanova on Thursday, the second round exit the worst French Open result in her career. Jelena Jankovic struggled in her match vs. Kaia Kanepi, but got through 6‑2, 3‑6, 6‑4.Definitely not a pretty day on court for the Serbian compatriots, but things got uglier in the press room when both were asked about Jelena's fist pump imitation after their match in Madrid:
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Q. This is going back a little bit, but you lost to Jelena in Madrid. I was wondering when you heard about that fist pump imitation she did after the match and just what your reaction was.
ANA IVANOVIC: You know, it's very, very hard for me to comment on that, you know. You know how they say: Sport doesn't build character. It shows it. Yeah, it's very hard for me to say.
Jelena says she doesn't like fists in her face:
Q. So apparently Ana was talking about what happened in Madrid after the match with you and the fist pump. You want to talk about, you know, your version of that? I know it was a big win for you, but why you decided…
JELENA JANKOVIC: What was her version?
Q. Well, she basically said that, you know, sports reveals character. That's what she was saying.
JELENA JANKOVIC: For me, you know, I don't need really to comment on that, you know. I don't think it's a right time to comment on this kind of thing. [She then proceeds to comment in length, of course]
But for me, as a player, it's ‑‑ every player has their way of, you know, motivating themselves and pumping themselves up, you know, if you win a point or you didn't win a point. But I don't think it's nice to put it, you know, the fist in their face. That's what can be a little irritating. That's the only ‑‑ but all the players, they do, you know, different kind of gestures, you know, with their hands.
But, you know, it's a little bit ‑‑ when you do that in the player's face, and especially after not winning a point after your opponent missed an easy ball, I don't think it's ‑‑ I don't think that's fair play.
That's just my opinion, and that's what I, as a player, don't like to do to other players. If I'm ‑‑ if I win a point or something, I do it, but I don't go like that in your face (holds up fist). That was only ‑‑ and especially when it comes to maybe me and Ana, we are two girls from the same country, and it's nice to have a nice relationship and play a normal match. Somebody has to win, and that's normal.
We're both professionals. We want to do our best on the court, and I think we should play fair. That's just my opinion. I have nothing, you know, against her or fist pumps or whatever. I play my game. I have my personality. I'm myself, and it's none of my business what Ana does or all these other girls on the court. But for me, I prefer to this kind of way like I already explained.
As if that wasn't enough WTA cattiness for the day, the press asked Jelena about Serena's "I'm no Justine" comment in Rome.
Q. One more question: You had that great win over Serena in Rome, and then at the end there was the whole thing about the hand. Then she came up to you at net and appeared to apologize in some way, saying she wasn't trying to stop it? Did she say, I'm not Justine, or I'm not like Justine? What do you remember?
JELENA JANKOVIC: I don't want to comment on that, because that's between me and Serena, and, you know, she said that I have a nice dress and a nice size, you know, after the match. (laughter.)
So I don't really want to comment on whatever she said. It doesn't really matter for the public. It's ‑‑ you know, we are ‑‑ we played a tough match. It was a great match. We played good tennis, and that's what matters.
Sometimes there are gonna be some weird moments, but because we're very competitive, we want to ‑‑ we want to win. I mean, it's not like we are having a picnic out there or a charity match. This is a professional sport. We want to ‑‑ I mean, both of us want to win, and that's actually ‑‑ it's a big battle, and sometimes things happen, but sometimes you don't mean it, and you're under this atmosphere whereas sometimes you cannot control your emotions and that can be difficult.
Overall, you know, it was a good match. That's what I want to remember it as, and I won both ‑‑ I won against both Williams sisters in less than 24 hours, so it was a pretty good tournament for me, and, you know, it was really good for my confidence.
I got two wins against No. 1 and No. 2 in the world, so that means something.
Jankovic finds herself part of quite a few "weird moments" on the WTA tour . Off the top of my head, I can think of various trash talk and "misunderstandings" between her and Maria Sharapova, Dinara Safina, Serena Williams, Ana Ivanovic and, most recently, Aravane Rezai. She'll face Alona Bondarenko in the next round. I'm not sure how they feel about one another, but we'll probably find out.
39-year-old Kimiko Date Krumm's mini French Open run (she beat Dinara Safina in the first round) came to an end on Thursday, with an 0-6, 3-6 loss to Jarmila Groth. Elena Dementieva got through in straights vs. Medina Garrigues. Seeded players Schiavone, Li, and Peer are all through, but Vera Zvonareva (No. 21), Agnieszka Radwanska (No. 8 ) and Kateryna Bondarenko (No. 32) were all upset.
On the men's side, Andy Murray (vs. Chela), John Isner (vs. Chiudinelli), Marcos Baghdatis (vs Granollers) and Gabashvili (vs. Zemlja) all scored vicotories.
But plenty of players weren't so lucky to complete their matches. Six matches were suspended, including Henin's, Sharapova's, Bartoli's and a close one between Ljubicic and Fish. 18 scheduled singles matches never even started, including ones involving Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams.


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Directions From Two Harbors take Cty. Rd. 2 (N) 13 mi. to Cty. Rd. 14; turn left and go (W) 12 mi. to Rollins; turn right (N) 1 mi., then left. Contact Phone: 218-595-7625 Managed by: Split Rock Lighthouse State Park |
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Description: The campground is adjacent to the public landing. The campsites are considered "primitive," designed to furnish only the basic needs of the camper. The campsites consist of a cleared area, fire ring, and table. Vault toilets, garbage cans, and drinking water are available. In addition, there is sandy swimming beach, water access including a boat ramp to great fishing.
All sites are on a first-come, first-served basis.
Highlights: This campground is a great access point to the Cloquet River State Water Trail. There are three segments of the canoe route, totaling 33 river miles, with the Cloquet Valley State Forest.
Indian Lake Campground offers a delightful setting for camping, and a glorious place like Gooseberry Falls State Park is too pleasant to leave out on your trip to Minnesota's north country.
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Clay Marzo And The Maui All Stars In '100% Aloha Made'
Posted on April 20 2016
While often overshadowed by Oahu, it's no secret that Maui is home to both world class surf and talent. As proof, here's a sick little mini flick made by Peter Labrador that showcases the incredible setups and surfing going down on the Valley Isle. To see Clay going berserk on his Mad Cat pro model, skip ahead to the 8:35 mark...
By Peter Labrador in association with Plate Lunch
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A vector illustration of the centre of a rose.
I tried to concentrate on light and dark and each petal.
Hope you like it!
Featured Aug 2008in 'All that is Nature' Group
This is beautiful work. I especially like the colors that you have chosen. This is an instant favorite for me.
Beautiful !
Very pretty; makes me want to give a go at vector illustration; though there is so many other things I want to do by hand while I still have time.
thanks for your comments :) If your other work is anything to go off, Im sure you would be wonderful at vector illustration!
Hi have you seen my Rosarum project journal? this would be perfect in dark red!
Awesome work. Can't wait to see more.
A delicate and very beautiful image. Much more than a simple rose.
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Finch is a multi-protocol instant messaging client. It is compatible with AIM (Oscar and TOC protocols), ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo, IRC, Jabber, Gadu-Gadu, and Zephyr networks. Finch users can log in to multiple accounts on multiple IM networks simultaneously. This means that you can be chatting with friends on AOL Instant Messenger, talking to a friend on Yahoo Messenger, and sitting in an IRC channel all at the same time. Finch supports many features of the various networks, such as file transfer (coming soon), away messages, typing notification, and MSN window closing notification. It also goes beyond that and provides many unique features. A few popular features are Buddy Pounces, which give the ability to notify you, send a message, play a sound, or run a program when a specific buddy goes away, signs online, or returns from idle; and plugins, consisting of text replacement, a buddy ticker, extended message notification, iconify on away, and more. (Adapted from the About Finch page.) WWW: http://www.pidgin.im/
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/net-im/finch/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install finch
cd /usr/ports/net-im/finch/ && make install clean
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===> The following configuration options are available for finch-2.12.0: BONJOUR=on: mDNS support DBUS=on: D-Bus IPC system support GNUTLS=off: Use GNUTLS for encryption support GSTREAMER=on: Use GStreamer for playing sounds IDN=on: International Domain Names support NCURSES=off: Build with ncurses from ports NSS=on: Use Mozilla NSS for encryption support PERL=off: Perl scripting language support SASL=off: Cyrus SASL support (for jabberd) TCLTK=off: Tcl/Tk GUI toolkit support VV=on: Video and voice support ====> Options available for the group PROTOCOLS GG=on: The Gadu-Gadu chat protocol SAMETIME=off: The Lotus Sametime chat protocol SILC=off: The Secure Internet Live Conferencing protocol IRC=on: The Internet Relay Chat protocol JABBER=on: The Jabber/XMPP/Google Talk protocol NOVELL=on: The Novell GroupWise chat protocol OSCAR=on: The AIM/ICQ/Oscar protocol QQ=on: The Tercent QQ chat protocol SIMPLE=on: The SIMPLE chat protocol ZEPHYR=on: The Zephyr chat protocol ===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
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Update to 2.10.12. See https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ChangeLog for changes in this release.
Fix a crash caused by changing window size. PR: 200936
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Do not define __BSD_VISIBLE/_XOPEN_SOURCE/_POSIX_C_SOURCE in include/python2.7/pyconfig.h This fixes x11-toolkits/py-wxPython30 build on head PR: 192365 Exp-run: self Reviewed by: jilles With hat: portmgr
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Fix gettext detection. PR: 190299
Strip libraries. Requested by: mandree
Convert net-im/libpurple (and slave ports net-im/finch and net-im/pidgin) to "USES=libtool tar:bzip2". Bump PORTREVISION on all dependent ports and modernise them as well (USES, LIB_DEPENDS, staging). audio/pidgin-musictracker: - Replace LIBS with LDFLAGS. - Disable static plugin. net/online-desktop: Remove obsolete patches. net-im/mbpurple: - Drop pkgconf dependency. - Replace post-patch with MAKE_ARGS. - Use standard do-build.
Remove a bogus file that sneaked in due to a manual apply of the previous patch. Submitted by: olgeni
When converting to stage I accidentally left out finch.1.gz. Re-add this and sort the plist. PR: 186746 Submitted by: olgeni
Update to 2.10.8. See https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ChangeLog for a list of changes in this release. While here, convert to STAGE and update LIB_DEPENDS.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat: net-im)
Forgot to commit this plist change for the 2.10.7 update. Reported by: sunpoet
Update to 2.10.6.
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- update to 1.4.1 Reviewed by: exp8 run on pointyhat Supported by: miwi
Updat to 2.6.6. See http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ChangeLog for a list of changes. Feature safe: yes
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Update to 2.5.4. * Add OPTIONS for all of the dynamic chat protocol modules * Add plist support for WITHOUT_GNUTLS * Add the myspace chat protocol * Install the man pages See http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ChangeLog for a list of release changes. PR: 130488 Submitted by: dougb
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Bump portrevision due to upgrade of devel/gettext. The affected ports are the ones with gettext as a run-dependency according to ports/INDEX-7 (5007 of them) and the ones with USE_GETTEXT in Makefile (29 of them). PR: ports/124340 Submitted by: edwin@ Approved by: portmgr (pav)
Update to 2.4.2. See http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ChangeLog for the list of changes.
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Update pidgin to 2.3.1, and chase the shared lib version bump. See http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ChangeLog for the list of changes.
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Update to 2.2.0. See http://pidgin.im/ChangeLog for the list of changes in this release.
Update to 2.1.0. libpurple: * Core changes to allow UIs to use second-granularity for scheduling. Pidgin and Finch, which use the glib event loop, were changed to use g_timeout_add_seconds() on glib >= 2.14 when possible. This allows glib to better group our longer timers to increase power fficiency. (Arjan van de Ven with Intel Corporation) * No longer linkifies screennames containing @ signs in join/part notifications in chats * With the HTML logger, images in conversations are now saved. NOTE: Saved images are not yet displayed when loading logs. * Added support for QIP logs to the Log Reader plugin (Michael Shkutkov) Pidgin: * Ensure only one copy of Pidgin is running with a given configuration directory. The net effect of this is that trying to start Pidgin a second time will raise the buddy list. (Gabriel Schulhof) * Undo capability in the conversation window * The formatting toolbar has been reorganized to be more concise. * A new status area has been added to the top of conversations to provide additional detail about the buddy, including buddy icon, protocol and status message. * Show idle times in the buddy list as days, hours, seconds Finch: * There's support for workspaces now (details in the manpage) * There's a new custom window manager, Irssi * Some improvements for tab-completion, tooltip and the password entries * Some bugs regarding search results fixed * A new DBus-script to create a docklet for finch * Support for showing empty groups in the buddy list (Eric Polino)
Update to the long-awaited 2.0.0. This has come a long way since Gaim 1.5.0, so be sure to checkout the new Pidgin website at http://www.pidgin.im/ for all the exciting news.
Remove leftover lib/finch. Reported by: pointyhat via kris Approved by: portmgr (implicit)
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/. - Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}. - Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
Correct an NSS initialization error that was causing crashes with certain protocols. Reported by: mux Obtained from: Pidgin SVN
Add finch after a repocopy from net-im/gaim-consoleui-devel. Finch is the new name for the Gaim instant messenger client (ncurses UI version). See http://www.pidgin.im/ for more details on the name. This is a direct upgrade for gaim-consoleui-devel users from 2.0.0.b6 to 2.0.0.b7.
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Nikolopoulos, Konstantinos and Assimakopoulos, Vassilios and Bougioukos, Nikos and Litsa, Akrivi and Petropoulos, Fotios (2012) The Theta model:an essential forecasting tool for supply chain planning. In: Advances in automation and robotics, Vol. 2. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, 2 . Springer Verlag, Berlin, pp. 431-437. ISBN 9783642256455
Full text not available from this repository.Abstract
The Theta model created a lot of interest in academic circles due to its surprising performance in the M3-competition, the biggest ever time series forecasting competition. As a result in the subsequent years it became a benchmark in any empirical forecasting exercise and an essential tool for efficient Supply Chain Management ad planning as it provides very accurate point forecasts. The present study focuses on if the Theta model is a special case of Simple Exponential Smoothing with drift (SES-d). The Theta model outperforms SES-d in the Quarterly-M3 and Other-M3 subsets by 0.30% and 0.36%.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Theta model ; Exponential Smoothing ; M3-Competition ; Supply Chain forecasting |
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Departments: | Lancaster University Management School > Management Science |
ID Code: | 58336 |
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Deposited On: | 18 Sep 2012 15:01 |
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A 15-year-old Dalit girl was raped by a college student in Kohara village here, police said today.
The accused, an undergraduate student barged into the house of the minor girl early this morning when her family members were away and raped her, superintendent of police, Alankrita Singh said.
An FIR has been filed on the complaint of the victim and she has been sent for medical examination, the SP said, adding that efforts were on to nab the accused who is absconding.


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Black Monolith Room
There is an Anti-Cube room below the first warp zone that you can reach after lowering the water level. In New Game +, you can use First-Person View to see the Polytron logo on the floor.
A torn Treasure Map shows this area. You can stand on the logo, right at the center of the P, and enter the code on the reverse side of the map. It's a Tetromino code you must input with button commands. The code reads as follows:
Up RT Up A Down LT Up Down
This causes a floating Black Monolith to appear.
Once the monolith appears, stand on the one cube, which you can see in First-Person Mode and input:
Down Down LT RT RT A Up
This releases a red heart cube from the Black Monolith.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Saturday night's NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race may not award points, but it provides a valuable learning tool for Jeff Gordon and the No. 24 Cromax® Pro team.
Gordon, a three-time winner (1995, 1997 and 2001) of this annual event, believes aggression is key in the race split into four segments of 20 laps and one final 10-lap sprint to the checkered flag.
"The All-Star race is kind of a 'win-or-nothing' scenario, and that's not the case on other race weekends," said the four-time NASCAR Cup Series champion who captured his 300th top-five finish in his 700th career start last weekend. "I've always approached it being as aggressive as I possibly can.
"We push hard trying to win every race, and this weekend is no different. The only difference is there are no points on the line.
"While the segments are short and it's a different type of race compared to the next weekend's '600,' it does give us a chance to learn what may or may not work for next weekend."
No. 24 crew chief Alan Gustafson agrees.
"We are learning with every lap we make in this new Chevy SS," said Gustafson. "The segments we run this Saturday night are much shorter than what we expect to run during the '600,' but it should give us a good early indication of what will work ahead of that points race."
The Sprint All-Star Race starting lineup will be determined Friday night with a three-lap qualifying run that includes a mandatory pit stop. Gordon will try to put himself in a position to win much earlier, though.
"We'll push hard in practice to get the car really good over a 10 or 15-lap run," said Gordon. "With the shorter amount of laps (in a segment), those 10-15 lap runs are where you can really make up positions and put yourself in a position to win during that final segment.
"I really enjoy this event and I love the energy from the crowd. Those last 10 laps should be exciting for them.
"And us."
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Stone brews one with reclaimed water
"Toilet to draft" would have been a tasteless headline
Ian Anderson 5 p.m., March 23
The Marx Bros. output at M.G.M. was nowhere near as uncontrolled as that of their Paramount years. Credit cultivated producer Irving Thalberg for starting the Marxes on their long, slow celluloid decline.
Thalberg snatched the boys away from Paramount in 1935 after the studio failed to renew their contract. Aside from producing Freaks and giving the Marx Bros. a job when they needed it, Thalberg's so-called genius will forever escape me. The sickly "Boy Wonder's" early demise at the age of 37 came while A Day at the Races was in pre-production, but by then it was too late; his imprimatur would forever taint their work. Thalberg was personally responsible for less on-screen anarchy in favor of more musical numbers and juvenile romantic subplots.
To put it simply, Irving Thalberg favored cutaways to the Marx Bros. as opposed to cutaways from them. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Good taste and the Marx Bros. don't mix. Thalberg should have concentrated on Garbo and left Groucho alone.
The Rochester Journal. June 17, 1937.
The Sunday Morning Star. June 20, 1937.
The Calgary Daily Herald. July 23, 1937.
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December 17th, 2008 by Corey DavisAre you intertested in joining the nsfRewind beta test team but just haven't gotten around to it yet? Are you interested in test-driving this revolutionary new document audit, monitor and backup application for Lotus Notes & Domino? If so then we encourage you to sign-up to be a beta tester today because we will stop […]
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Eden is Israeli. Bozena lives in the Czech Republic. Getting them together in Europe was very difficult to accomplish. Eden easily has the biggest tits of anyone in Israel, at least any women that we know of. Bozena has more competition in her country but she has a pair of the biggest breasts of all the Czech models we know. In this chapter from Knockin' Nipples, prepare to be astounded by the sheer size of their love pillows. Lots of great titty suckin' here! Yum, yum! The video opens with the two girls in the pool, rubbing nipples and breast meat together. They hug tightly, grinding their giant tits. Then comes the sucking and licking. Eden needs two hands to lift one of Bozena's tits and lick the nipple.
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written by erdnusskeks on 2011-02-19 #placesI spent half a year in Avignon in Southern France in order to go to university there. I did quite a lot during this time and I'd love to show you my Avignon tips in this article. If you ever happen to be in the region of Provence and have some spare time, Avignon is definitely worth a day trip.
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Grayscale Escape Series - Office
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Turn off light to see a clue on the floor and the button to open a safe for balls.
There must be a bug, the coffee is dry again, the number is no more visible, and sponge and cup are gone.
Anyone have a lue to the 3-digit code box? I think it may have somethign to do with the books on the bookshelf with the white marks but 221 didn't work.
Wall safe gives grey key and it opens two drawers ! in one drawer is 4rth ball and in the other is the box.
@zazie, fixed the coffee bug, I never left that scene after using the sponge to notice it was broken!
Click on the numbers on the floor first BEFORE inputing them into the safe on the wall. Kind of silly...but that is how I got it to work.
You have to click on the numbers on the floor, I was trying to prevent cheating. Sorry!!!
And 4th ball in CB below wall safe, hmm, I couldnt open that before and now I could. Wonder why.
The 4 digit code wont work b/c it said I cheated??!!! got the coffee wet and then dried with sponge and obtained code and then covered with dry coffee again. Potential Bug alert.
3 digit code look the letter next to door, then the sign above the box that needs 3 digit code
I wonder what was the use for "lighting" the book, and that 4-dig safe was a real bugger. Hope it can be fixed too. Thanks again @Self!
@gato, for the 3-dig code, convert 3 letters (from the pic on wall) into numbers.
Zazie, we used 2 keys on those lockers, one with a ball and the other one with the 3-dig box, didn't we?
I thought that i used the first key on a cb door, which was locked before....i will replay.
Strange...now i used this key on the upper right drawer with box and the key is gone, so i can´t open the left drawer (maybe with the other key)
And now the second cb door opened without using any key, and when i used the wall safe key on 4rth cb door, it was gone...
nice game...the most hard thing is to figure out the 3 digit code, based just on z=26
In any case they are all empty :)
I have got aware that you can use the keys on drawers or on cb doors, they open both after.
Did anyone use the lighted bookshelf, or was it just a hint ot turn off the lights?
When I turn off lights, there is a down arrow at bottom left of mirror...but I can't make anything happen...???
That's weird Zazie - I got all the marbles, but not one from the head - maybe this game has more than one version?
the book lights are for the marble on top of the statue on top of the bookcase its not a code boo.now will someone please explain how to open this safe pleeeeease ;>(
Thanks! zazie...I do not see anything there and I am clicking every pixel under the arrow...really, there is nothing there!
Oh, I replay. Now I got a ball from the head on the bookshelf after lighting the 3 books??!!
I only clicked one book - just to see what it did and then went elsewhere . I wonder if sometimes you get a ball from the plant and others the bookshelf? Will replay again, but don't have time now.
I just looked again and the button is here.(left of table)
But now the wall safe won´t open, although i used water and sponge on the spot.
Nokra, the button is a little dark circle on the wall right below the arrow, a little bit to the left of the table.
The 4-dig safe opened without a problem, but differently i cleaned the dry coffee first and push the button behind the coffee maker later. Maybe that is?
Aw crap! I forgot to put my black key down after opening the safe and lost it!
I hate to say it, but this game is buggy. At first try I did not get the marbles from plant and head. Now the three digit code safe will not take the numbers for AFE. Isn't this the right word?
Do not see any button...was it always there or did you do something to activate it???
I have clicked every pixel...Guess third time is NOT a charm...I give up now....
Wow! I have no idea why some of those things are happening to you all. It is beyond me! There should only be 5 marbles total. I hope!
Sorry, SD ... I have 5 marbles and this time I didn't get one from the leaf ...and I still cannot see a button to open the place to put the marbles...awww...I love your games, anyway!
OK I figured it out. I messed up pretty bad. I used a cabinet from a past game and didn't open all of the cupboards, only the one I knew I needed. I didn't realize that 2 of the were locked. I fixed that. I will check things better next time. I really can't believe that I did that!
@nokra, your resolution might be making the button hard to see. It could have been darker or lighter to be more visible.
can't find anything in cupboards after both with keys which then disappeared. Where is 5th marble?
rechecked all the filing cabinet drawers and now there is the 5th marble in one. Weird game but I am finally out.
@Self, no problem, it can happen....and it gave a little magical touch to the game, that one key opens two cupboards at the same time LOL
out with no help. And I seemed to have played late enough to miss all the bugs.
So I enjoyed the game a lot. Thanks, Self-Defiant!
@Nokra Dear, I think a new monitor needs to go on your holiday list next year. Yours is just too dark lol ;)
I have opened the safe and the box with the digits code, but I don't know how to open the box with the lines.
Pascale, turn the light off and look around in the room for a pattern on bottom.
I think this is the correct walkthrough with all of the bugs fixed, but your mileage may vary
Click the letter in the bottom out box -- drag the stamp to see a clue
Click down arrow to close that view
Click 3 books on the bookshelf to light them up
Get the marble 1/5 from the statue
Solution below
Go left
Click the chair and get the coffee cup
Note the name of the company
Also note the top right and middle left drawers of the filing cabinets are locked
Go left
Click the chair and then the trashcan -- get the white key
Click to move the right, then middle, and then left filing cabinets to see the vent cover is screwed on
Go left
Note the box on the bottom shelf needs a pattern code
Open the middle cabinet door for the sponge
Note the coffee stain on the floor
Click the plant leaves for marble 2/5
Go left
Use the cup on the water cooler
Go right
Put the water on the spill and then use the sponge
Click the numbers to read them
Click the coffee pot to move it -- press the button
Enter the code into the safe (note, you HAVE to click the numbers you found first!)
Get the gray key
Go left
Click the lightswitch to turn off the lights
Turn left
Note the pattern on the floor
Turn left
Note the arrow on the mirror
It is pointing to the button on the wall a tiny bit below the left edge of the table top
Press the button
Turn around to the door and turn back on the lights
Go left
Use the gray in the middle left drawer -get marble 3/5
And use the white key in the upper right file drawer
The box needs a 3 digit code
Enter the code and get the marble 4/5
Solution below
Turn around to the coffee pot scene
Enter the pattern into the box at the bottom of this bookcase
Get the screwdriver
Solution below
Turn right
Unscrew the vent cover and get marble 5/5
Enter the marbles into the safe
Get the black key
Turn around to the door
Use the black key to escape!
Bookshelf Lights
Trial and Error will show that one book on each shelf will light.
Top: SPOILER6thSPOILER from left
Middle: SPOILER2ndSPOILER from left
Bottom: SPOILERleftmostSPOILER
3-Digit Code Box
The poster on the wall seems to say Safe Tech, but the S is not a letter. It is a symbol. So the letters are AFE. The letter in the out box had the hint Z=26. So if you convert the letters into numbers A=1, B=2…Z=26, AFE is SPOILER165SPOILER
Pattern Box
The pattern is shown on the floor where the light from the window hits when the lights are off. Turn each square so the right angle mark is in the:
SPOILERbottom right, upper left, bottom rightSPOILER
SPOILERupper left, bottom right, upper leftSPOILER
SPOILERbottom right, upper left, upper rightSPOILER
Thanks, KKF for WT....and to all who tried to help...LOL
I did finally see the button, although it was somewhat dark, but visible!!!
My mistake was.....drumroll please!!! .......
I was trying to click the button with the lights ON ...AFTER finding the clue to where the button was with the lights OFF!
That is the general way lots of games work (some won't let you interact with the lights off)....so unfortunately I was pre-programmed that way from playing waaayyy tooooo many of these games!LOLOLOL
@Nokra I know what you mean about being so trained as to not try something. In some games, I ignore what I think is just Japanese text only to read comments and learn that the clues had western numbers or letters hidden in them. Doh!
@Selfdefiant - thanks! Love these - great for a gloomy Monday (raining, chilly...)
I dont think it is a stupid game
and for a change got out without help
thanks Selfdefiant
Hi selfdefiant i am try to replay the grayscale office escape game and its buggy! please fix it!
I don't get it! It doesn't matter which books I klick, noones highlighted. I already got the other 4 marbles.
Really frustrating!
F**§#+&~$! After fourth try. Idon't f***** highlight any of these f******* books.
What's f******** wrong?????????????
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geeeeeeezzzz u guys rock my world! sometimes a good night sleep helps
On Jan 31, 2006, at 3:23 AM, John Nowak wrote:
On Jan 30, 2006, at 10:14 PM, bine~ wrote:
Z13r-_ji+-.^[openGL.vers_2.000252]$-_-.* seems about right…
Sounds like we need some Zsolt meta-externals.
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