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Denmark, Iran Near War Over Pastry Naming RightsPosted on Feb 17, 2006
Mitchell Silverstein Iran struck back against Denmark this week with a low blow to that nation's most sacred symbol, the pastry known around the world as "the Danish." In retaliation for caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad in a Danish newspaper, the Iranian Confectioners' Union has ordered that the popular pastries be renamed "roses of the Prophet Muhammad." As expected, the insult has incited chaos and instability across Denmark. Danes have taken to the streets in riotous fashion, burning Iranian flags and threatening to attack the Iranian Embassy. A group of Persian immigrants sustained minor injuries after walking into a popular bakery in Copenhagen and ordering three roses of Muhammad. The bakery's employees reportedly pelted them with Danishes. Danish Prime Minister Anders Rasmussen has expressed outrage at the insult to his country's national pride, threatening consequences to all who disrespect the sanctity of Denmark's blessed pastry. When asked if more cartoons would be published as a retaliatory act, he replied, "All options are on the table." Denmark's supreme leader, Queen Margrethe II, angrily demanded a new name for Persian rugs as an initial counterstrike. After considering such names as "Nordic quilt" and "Viking mat," the queen made a final decision. From now on, Danes will refer to the popular Oriental rug as the "sheath of Scandinavia." U.S. officials have thus far remained silent on the situation, possibly waiting to see if it escalates before issuing an official response. Despite hard questioning, White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan refused to discuss the issue at Thursday's press conference. In order to get the inside scoop, I caught up with McClellan that evening while he was dining at a Capitol Hill cafeteria. "The White House feels that renaming a country's most famous food incites anger and resentment instead of fostering a dialogue based on tolerance and mutual respect," he said before turning back to his plate of Freedom Fries. Advertisement Square, Site wide New and Improved CommentsIf you have trouble leaving a comment, review this help page. Still having problems? Let us know. If you find yourself moderated, take a moment to review our comment policy. Join the conversation
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By elektron, May 31, 2007 at 1:28 pm Link to this comment lesten to this sound :
By Allah's Words, April 3, 2006 at 9:21 pm Link to this comment Lost Verses of the Koran Surah 115: The Pig Bismillah: The hurried flight of the Hegira had led the Muslims to a fertile oasis, where they were at last safe from their many enemies in Mecca. Surah 116: The Pervert Bismillah: And it came to pass that Muhammad was growing ever hornier and more depraved: In a dream it was revealed by Allah that he was to molest a young girl named Ayesha. Surah 117: The Murderer Bismillah: Muhammad and his followers enjoyed many days away from Mecca at the oasis, home of his oafish brother in law, Abu Bakr, who was also Muslim. Surah 118: The Liar Bismillah: Time passed, and a strengthened Muhammad and his followers left the fertile oasis. The Prophet was joined by his young wife Ayesha and her father, oaf Abu, who left the remainder of his family stranded at the oasis, his wife Umm dying of grief shortly afterward. Surah 119: The Thief Bismillah: A fortnight passed, with many of the remaining people of Medina embracing Islam, and others fleeing for their lives, with the exception of a wealthy merchant named Sabri and his family. Surah 120: The Hypocrite Bismillah: More time passed, with some of Muhammads followers finding the Prophets actions in Medina going against everything he had preached in Mecca, seeing him as Khalil, the rotten toothed man, and the merchant Sabri had seen him: an evil, debauched rapist, pedophile, liar, and murderer. Surah 121: The Coward Bismillah: Returning to the oasis to gather strength before attacking Mecca, Muhammad and his followers again feasted on the bitter flesh of vermin and partook of the favors of eager women, the depraved Prophet coming unto the veiled, bare breasted Nubian harlot Sheba.
By Jackie, March 3, 2006 at 12:53 pm Link to this comment Let's not forget "Liberty Cabbage" (sauerkraut) from the list of propagandized food names. P.S. The type of pastry called "danish" is known in Finland as a "wieneri" (also a reference to Vienna). A lot of Finns transliterate it to "wiener" when they're speaking English, so the phrase "do you want to eat my wiener?" can mean something entirely different in Finland.
By haha, March 2, 2006 at 1:34 pm Link to this comment ........... Danish good, roses of the Prophet Muhammad good… I think they both taste the same :D <(X.X)> O.o (9'.')9
By One Oneness, February 23, 2006 at 3:36 am Link to this comment Funny how little is needed to offend someone. We live in total ignorance when it comes to understanding what Life Is, who We Are. Having given up the quest for the answer to such fundamental questions that perhaps could have helped ending such silly conflicts, or never having persued such answers at all, we succumb to be identified with prophets and pastries, which of course makes us all very vulnerable.
By Uncoveror, February 22, 2006 at 3:56 pm Link to this comment Denmark may soon be fighting a war on two fronts. Not only are they having trouble with Iran, but are at loggerheads with Canada over who owns Hans Island. http://www.uncoveror.com/canada_and_denmark.htm
By Ed, February 22, 2006 at 12:22 pm Link to this comment The Muslims are, so far, getting off very lightly in the satire/humor/gross-out department… I remember (and I think I still have somewhere in my detritus) a roll of "bathroom tissue" with each and every sheet imprinted with a not-so-subtile cartoon of the face of President Johnson… If Americans will do that to their own President, I invite the Muslim world to imagine (if they can…) just what would appear if we REALLY put our minds (if any…) to generating "humor" at Islam's expense. Once that awful thought has sunk in, I would hope that they would come to their senses and retink the advisabilty of continuing this jihad over a few dull and not-very-imaginitive cartoons.
By Amir, February 21, 2006 at 3:17 am Link to this comment As an Iranian who's lived over 15 years abroad, I think the whole Islamic community is over-reacting. If you are telling the rest of the world that Islam is the religion for peace, and fight for something like that, then you're defying the whole meaning of the sentence. A popular local newspaper, called Hamshahri, has published a competition, called "what is the limit on west's freedom of speech ?", with prizes for first, second and third winners: 12'000, 8'000 and 5'000 US dollars respectively. Funny why they would publish the prizes in US Dollars, rather than Iranian Rials, since US is Iran's #2 most hated country (Israel is #1). The topic for the competition is open, but it's encouraged to be about American World Domination, Holocost, and Israel… I am wondering what would they say, when the iranians (and other muslims) find that it's OK to publish cartoons about such subjects… would they admit that there's complete freedom of speech in the scandinavian countries, or would they still make up another excuse to show that the west does not have freedom of speech whilst Iran and other Islamic countries are countries of love, peace and freedom ?!!!
By Kris Rambo, February 21, 2006 at 12:49 am Link to this comment Brilliant! Thank you for my laugh of the day. As much as I would have preferred "Viking Mat" (we never get to vote on the good stuff), your last line was the home run.
By Fayez, February 20, 2006 at 6:00 pm Link to this comment Mitchel,
By Jacqueline Grice, February 20, 2006 at 4:05 pm Link to this comment Freedom fries anyone?
By gail miner hubler, February 20, 2006 at 11:00 am Link to this comment Dear Mr. Silverstein, this article was done with great "taste". I will never look at a Danish the same way again! A guffawing reader…I am. Gail
By Filip, February 19, 2006 at 6:36 pm Link to this comment Iran and Islam are going to be the reason for WWIII, and it is going to be not only Islam, is the whole religion.This war would be devastating for the human race but I beleive this is part of evolution, this is going to be the astroid of human race. what will happens next? nothing it may take million years more for some kind of homo sapien come alive or not, nature won't make the same mistake twice. solution: stop religion to distroy the human race.
By Ole Stig Andersen, February 19, 2006 at 2:37 pm Link to this comment Speaking of Rose More to the point, this is also the name of the editor of Jyllandsposten, who instigated the whole affair
By Ole Stig Andersen, February 19, 2006 at 4:28 am Link to this comment You will probably enjoy the fact that Danish pastry in Denmark is called Wienerbrød (Bread from Vienna). AND that Danish in Iran looks nothing like the "normal" Danish on your picture (which in Denmark is called a 'Spandauer' after the infamous Berlin jail with its four turrets, eroded as they may be in the pastry version.) Iranian Danish is rather a roll, making the designation 'Rose' somewhat more reasonable.
By Mark Bowen, February 18, 2006 at 6:49 pm Link to this comment Before this firestorm blows up anymore, it should be pointed out the ridiculousness of this whole situation: first off, a danish resembles a cow patty more than a rose and secondly a sheath is defined as "A tubular, surrounding or enveloping structure." It just further goes to show the Danes lack of judgement—they should've chosen 'viking mat'.
By Stan, February 18, 2006 at 5:54 pm Link to this comment Very clever with a great ending that puts it all together. This could be a great skit on Saturday Night Live.
By mike zacchino, February 18, 2006 at 11:34 am Link to this comment Upon closer examination I saw the word "satire" on the teaser. Whew! I wouldn't be surprised if something like that happened here, but I didn't think such folly would happen in Europe.
By mike zacchino, February 18, 2006 at 11:21 am Link to this comment I looked for the word "satire" and didn't find it. My god—or Allah, if you prefer—what is this world coming to! It probably wont be long before someone gets killed over this. Imagine having to explain to a child that their aunt or uncle was killed for ordering the wrong pastry. I honestly dont think Ive ever eaten a Danish. Theyve never appealed to me, so maybe I dont really know what all the fuss is about. Still, I think Ill play it safe and continue ordering bagels. I wouldnt want to offend anyone.
By Sten Kant, February 18, 2006 at 1:44 am Link to this comment Oh my Goodness Mister Silverstein, if this report of yours is not a perfect example of dediacted Gonzo-journalism, what is it then? Please accept my most sincere feliciations from Tomsk, Russian Siberia (-18 C today, only!). Here in Russia people speak about the Danish cartoons as well, and probably you knew that the president, Mr. Putin (who is also known as the supreme leader of this vast polar bears, oil oligarchs, fashionista babes and vodka drinkers imperium)has forbidden, via his intemediaries, any news paper to publish material that could be considered as insulting from any religious group. In Sweden though they have been pretty liberal. Howver, was your reportage close to truth or not, I still wish to " tire mon chapeau" in front of your noble act to discuss this topic. Due to this Danish phenomena in all around Western European countries (Norway, France, Germany, etc…) Freedom of speech, or a freedom of insult, seems to be more actual issue now than ever before? With these words and all my respect, keep the discussion alive and rockin'! All the best for you! Kari Syrja
By beansontoast, February 18, 2006 at 1:34 am Link to this comment You don't know how offensive that is. Nah, not really. It made me laugh |
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There have been tweets, updates, banners, the usual slew of bad-taste jokes, and even campaigns to get obscure songs to number one.
I'm not talking about X Factor of course but the death of Margaret Thatcher and all of those things that I've listed above have sat pretty easy with me, made me smile, perhaps even made me giggle, but – and I am a very open-minded person – I find that an inner line has been crossed when I hear about people holding parties to celebrate her death.
Not that you care, I'm sure, but as a sort of apologia to what is about to follow, I feel I have to make it clear that I am, to the marrow of my bones, a liberal left winger. If there was a genuine left wing party in this country I would almost certainly vote for it. I am an active campaigner for Greenpeace. I am a vegetarian. I would certainly never have voted for Thatcher had I been old enough to do so and I would probably have joined in public protests against many of her policies. I am also from a firmly working class background, having grown up on a council estate in a single-parent family surviving solely off state benefits. As such I feel that I'm in as good a position as anyone to be not-too-favourably disposed towards the Iron Lady.
Okay, apologia over. Despite all these things I find it abhorrent that people are celebrating her death. In fact I would go one step further and say that I would rather go and pay my respects at the funeral of the 'milk snatcher' than attend a death party such as the one planned for Trafalgar Square on Saturday.
Death parties, I think, are probably only remotely justifiable in cases like Hitler, Stalin, Pol Pot and their ilk (even then I'm not totally convinced) but not a leader of the British Conservative Party. A friend recently challenged me on this point, asking how you can draw an arbitrary line on the scale of leadership between those who deserve a death party and those who don't, especially when leaders such as Margaret Thatcher were arguably guilty of war crimes like the sinking of the Belgrano. It's a good point but I think you can, and should, draw an arbitrary line on this, admittedly surreal, scale and that it should probably mark the division between unelected tyrants with a consistent record of mass murder and democratically elected politicians who may or may not have committed crimes in the course of a war.
And I don't buy the argument recently expressed in Independent Voices that respect for the dead is an outmoded way of thinking that should somehow be gotten over, as if it's somehow championing free speech to light bonfires and set off fireworks when someone dies. At the heart of free speech is respect for the rights of the individual and surely that involves the right of response, a right which dead people don't have. For me, our innate respect for the dead and instinctive urge to remember the positive aspects of their lives is one of the few unsullied reminders we possess for some kind of inherent dignity in the human spirit. And if all that fails, what about respect for the living? How would the writer feel if he went out on the day of his mother's funeral to find people noisily celebrating her death?
I think there is something beyond death parties at stake here however. The celebrations are a symbol for something deeper. I detect the whiff of two familiar but insidious enemies – bandwagonism and overly one-sided thinking.
I have heard Thatcher blamed for everything recently from single-handedly destroying the world economy to giving seemingly healthy adults brittle bones in their childhood. Assumptions are bandied around like sparklers at a death party, like the one that says everything she did was motivated by class hate – as if these people can magically hop back in time and discern her real, hidden motives. Isn't it an equally valid assumption that she might have thought that the short-term suffering caused by her policies would be outweighed by the long-term benefits? But assumptions like these have no place when the sparklers are being passed around.
As a kind of bookend apologia, I must admit that I have asked myself why I feel so motivated to go against my own roots and beliefs to argue against people that I should, by rights, be joining. Am I a closet Tory or – even worse – middle class? Perhaps. I can't even assume to know my own hidden motives, but I prefer to believe that I'm arguing against the ugliness of lop-sided thinking and in defence of balance which, as the ancient Chinese believed, is the key to health in all things.


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{Necklace Envy: Elva Fields Handmade Jewelry}
I recently was introduced and became an immediate fan of Elva Fields handmade jewelry. Emily Wheat Maynard makes the most fantastic necklaces! Her company, Elva Fields, is based in her home studio in Kentucky. Her three lines: Elva, June and Deb are named after her great-grandma, grandma, and mother. Each piece is bold, timeless, and unexpected. I'm definitely the type of girl that loves bold jewelry and as you can see I couldn't just pick one favorite because each. and. every. one. is. a-m-a-z-i-n-g, sooo I decided to show them all {almost}. hehe!
I'm thinking of maybe making a pit-stop in Kentucky on my way to Ohio next month. No, really!!! You can purchase her jewelry online, but if you would like to find a store near you that sells her pieces, click here.
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2002 Lincoln Town Car
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2002 Lincoln Town Car Review
Almost an all-out luxury car.
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The 2002 Lincoln Town Car comes from a long line of luxury fleet cars. While being a fleet car guarantees a certain amount of sales, it hurts its potential for luxury-car gravitas. It doesn't handle especially well, and drives similar to an underpowered road yacht. The interior is nice and very spacious, with some luxury and features. However, the Town Car is hard to recommend, given some of the up-to-date, well-powered rivals with impressive handling and outstanding reputations.
The Range
Engines: 4.6-liter V-8
Transmissions: four-speed-automatic
Models: Executive, Signature, Signature Touring, Premium Touring, Premium Signature, Cartier, Premium Cartier, Cartier L
What's New
The 2002 Town Car gets the option for a new Vehicle Communication System (VCS), which includes a portable hands-free, voice-activated Motorola Timeport analog-digital phone; SOS safety and security services; access to news, stock quotes and weather; and route guidance assistance.
The 2002 Lincoln Town Car is a luxury sedan with an array of trim levels: Executive, Signature, Signature Touring, Premium Touring, Premium Signature, Cartier, Premium Cartier, and Cartier L. Different trim models will add or deduct certain pieces of gear, but all are on the same powertrain/body set-up. The trim levels breakdown into three groups: Executive, Signature, and Cartier. All trims come with 16-inch alloy wheels, power door mirrors, heated door mirrors, a rear-window defroster, intermittent wipers, fully-automatic headlights, auto-leveling suspension, and four-wheel independent suspension. The Signature trims can add a touring suspension. Dual-exhaust is standard on Cartier trims and optional for Signature trims. High-intensity discharge headlights are optional for the Cartier trim. The Cartier and Signature trims can add an optional power moon roof. The Lincoln Town Car is one of the longer cars on the road, and the Cartier is even longer and somewhat hefty. Built on the same chassis as other Ford fleet cars, the Town Car is by far the biggest.
In the cabin, the 2002 Town Car Executive starts off with standard gear, including air-conditioning, automatic temperature control, power windows, speed control, remote keyless entry, adjustable pedals, an AM/FM stereo with cassette, leather upholstery, a power driver's seat, and power steering. The Signature adds steering-wheel-mounted audio and climate controls, memory seats, a garage door transmitter, leather trim on the steering wheel, and a wood dashboard, plus the option for heated front seats. The Cartier includes heated front seats and the option for rear HVAC and heated rear seats. Stand-alone options for all trims include an emergency telecommunications system, a cell phone, a navigation system, an in-dash CD-player, and a remote CD-player.
Performance & Handling
The 2002 Lincoln Town Car uses a 4.6-liter, V-8 engine that produces 220 horsepower (hp) and 265 lb-ft of torque. All trims use the same four-speed automatic transmission. With a dual exhaust, the Cartier and Signature Touring get a boost up to 235 hp. This is one of the last big luxury American cars that use rear drive, so hone those bad-weather driving skills. This vehicle is designed for highway and urban cruising. The suspension is rather soft, so it's best to order the Signature Touring Sedan option if you are looking for a more thrilling ride. This package adds special trim, the 235-hp engine, revised suspension tuning, and a shorter axle ratio for better acceleration. However, handling is an issue and steering is rather light and numb. If buyers live anywhere that receives inclement weather, the traction control becomes a necessity – but be aware of the system, since it can kill power at the most inconvenient times. Most notable rivals offer a far better grip and much less body roll. The brakes work in short time for such a softly-sprung road yacht, but there is noticeable nosedive in abrupt stops. The ride is mostly comfortable, but there are some float-over bumps and the quiet interior can become noisy on certain highway surfaces.
For standard safety equipment, the 2002 Town Car comes with dual front-impact airbags, dual front side-mounted airbags, all-wheel anti-lock disc brakes with electronic brake force distribution, dusk-sensing headlamps, a front center lap belt, a rear center three-point belt, front and rear seatbelt pre-tensioners, and all-speed traction control. In NHTSA testing, the Town Car earned five-out-of-five stars for driver and passenger safety, and four stars for front and rear side-impact safety. The IIHS has not performed crash safety tests on this vehicle.
EPA Fuel Economy
You'll Like
- Spacious interior
- Long wheelbase available
- Some trims offer solid handling
- Quiet ride
You Won't Like
- Interior material quality
- Trunk use difficulties
- Fleet car reputation prevents high-brow reputation
- Fuel economy
- Rear visibility
Sum Up
Almost an all-out luxury car.
If You Like This Vehicle
- Audi A8
- Lexus LS430
- Cadillac DeVille
- Infiniti Q45
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Used 2016 Winnebago Minnie Winnie 31K
ROOM FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!This Minnie Winnie class C coach can make all of your camping trips more enjoyable. Imagine having everything you need no matter where you stop. Model 31K offers a large slide out, a rear master bedroom, and plenty of space to enjoy.
As you enter notice the amount of living space with the large slide fully extended. There is a sofa/bed and u-shaped dinette both with seat belts for safe traveling, along with overhead cabinets above the sofa/bed for your things. You can also choose the optional Flexsteel Fold N Tumble sofa in place of the sofa/bed if you like.
Above the cab seats there is also a 57" x 95" bunk that the kids will certainly enjoy.
To the left of the main entry find a counter area with location for an optional flat screen 32" HDTV, a double sink, three burner range, pantry, and refrigerator for all of your food prep and cooking needs.
Next, a sliding door leads to the rear bedroom and bath that features a shower on the left and a private toilet area and vanity with sink on the right.
The rear queen bed features a nightstand with shirt closet above on one side and a wardrobe opposite. Off the foot of the bed on the left side is a place for an optional TV along the exterior shower wall. There is also an overhead cabinet for additional storage, plus so much more!
We purchased our Grand Design almost 9 months ago. - John from McCall, ID
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Chassis: Ford E450
Sleeps | 7 |
Slides | 1 |
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Hitch Weight | 5000 lbs |
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Fresh Water Capacity | 44 gals |
Grey Water Capacity | 30 gals |
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Furnace BTU | 30000 btu |
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With over 20 years of experience covering the Steelers for the Observer-Reporter, Dale Lolley will let you know the insider scoop. Dale can also be heard on the Steelers radio network pre-game show on WDVE-FM game days and Tuesday nights from 6 to 8 p.m. on ESPN 970-AM and WDVE during the season as a host of the Antonio Brown Show. Follow him on Twitter at @dlolleyor
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Tuesday with Tomlin, licking the wounds
Tomlin said he expects Ben Roethlisberger to be his quarterback when they play the Ravens on Sunday night, with Dennis Dixon as the team's primary, and only, backup.
Charlie Batch will have surgery Wednesday and is expected to miss two to four weeks. Former Pitt star Tyler Palko is expected to be signed to the practice squad to give the team an extra quarterback for practice purposes.
Meanwhile, linebacker Donovan Woods and defensive back Keiwan Ratliff were the latest to be released as the team tries to solve its special teams coverage problems.
They were replaced on the active roster by veterans Rocky Boiman and Corey Ivy.
Travis Kirschke is expected to practice this week and the team hopes he'll return to play against the Ravens.
Troy Polamalu remains questionable, while guard Chris Kemoeatu is out.
As for the excuse from some members of the secondary that they were unaware of the play call for the 61-yard catch-and-run in overtime by Chris Chambers in the 27-24 loss to Kansas City, Tomlin said defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau called the third-down play before the players took the field, then reiterated the call following second down.
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- datruth4life said...
Any idea on who are the 3 special teams players that the Steelers have looked at today, of which they plan to sign one of them?
Gerry Dulac said that the Steelers will sign a LB and that one of the current group on the team will be cut. I guess it is bye-bye LB Patrick Bailey.
Also, if Kirschke can't go, do you expect Sonny Harris to get a hat this week? I don't think the Steelers want to play the Ravens with only 5 DL, particularly the way they run the ball and play smashmouth.
Liked the way Tomlin was a little angry at his press conference and said that the team needs to stop turning the ball over and get more turnovers. Hopefully, this means he will reign in Ben a little and Arians a lot and get back to running the football. - 1:25 PM
- Derek said...
Has anyone in the mdeia asked Mike an obvious question linking Ben throwing a large number of times and corresponding losses? I know it is skewed a bit due to those occassions may be when they were down, but overall that should be outweighed by atrocious game plans like we have seen lately. They run 10 more times in that game sunday and almost assuredly they'd have won. - 1:26 PM
So who was lying regarding the play call, Tomlin or the DBs?
- Patrick said...
"So who was lying regarding the play call, Tomlin or the DBs?"
all parties involved should have to take a lie-detector test imo. We must get to the bottom of this! - 2:51 PM
- Steelers Depot said...
Steelers signed LB Rocky Boiman also worked out DE Marcus Howard on Tuesday as well. Rumor is Ahmad Carroll may have been summoned as well for a workout.
- Steelers Depot said...
Signed CB Corey Ivy and released LB Donavan Woods and CB Keiwan Ratliff.
Signed G Jonathan Palmer to the team's practice squad and released RB Justin Vincent. - 4:43 PM
Steelers Depot,
Thanks for that. Any word on whether they are looking at kickers with a long leg (or long arms--it can't hurt, right?!)?
Patrick - 4:45 PM
- marc said...
i'm sorry, correct me if i'm wrong, wasn't woods signed to help bolster the special teams?
woods here woods gone? who knows.
db's not hearing calls?
we are keeping Batch's slot open why? oh, i got it, in case BB goes down and we need Charlie to come in and beat Indy in the playoffs.
this team has been pushing the pass, so to now turn the coin, run it more, against baltimore, with kemo out, sounds like another plan written down on a cocktail napkin at a bar.
the one thing we got going for us is a soft schedule compared to Cincy and Ratbirds and they seem just as determined to fall apart.
Its amazing how quickly things change, AFC North was dominant, now looks like cannon fodder for the other division winners come playoff time.
Farmer Fran - 5:08 PM
- Steelers Depot said...
Big shakeup on who gets the hats this week. Assuming Carey Davis and Travis Kirschke are healthy and ready to play this week. You also have to probably make Tony Hills active with Chris Kemoeatu down.
Here are my stabs at inactives:
Troy Polamalu
Ra'Shon Harris
Kraig Urbik
Chris Kemoeatu
Keenan Lewis
Shaun McDonald
Charlie Batch
Andre Frazier
Also I am not a big fan of not IR'ing Batch at this point. Veteran free agent QB's at this point are hard to come by and get thinner every week. Tomlin said the arrow is pointing up for Dennis Dixon, but without a doubt we can not make a Super Bowl run should we make the playoffs if Ben were to get another concussion and have to rely on Dixon. Byron Leftwich was placed on IR with an elbow injury, so no way he gets released now. Perhaps they are waiting to see who gets released, but I would sign Jeff Garcia now to get him a few reps. poor Charlie Batch is just too fragile. - 5:54 PM
- Dale Lolley said...
Sorry guys, I was away from the computer for a while.
Obviously, with Boiman and Ivy signed, they'll likely be active Sunday for teams. I don't know who they keep down in place of Harris. They only use three - at most - at one time unless they're in goal line. - 6:16 PM
Will Joe Burnett get more playing time in the Dime packages?
How is the development of Joe Burnett and Keenen Lewis coming along? - 8:32 PM
- Dale Lolley said...
Yeah, that's gonna happen.
No way is Andre Frazier inactive. He's the primary OLB backup.
- marc said...
i hope the steelers dump BA and pick up charlie weiss in the offseason.
Dale - I heard the are starting Ramon Foster at LG in place of Kemo. Just wondering why him and not Legursky?
- Dale Lolley said...
Because he played well the other day. Had he not, they likely would be starting Legursky.
Does Tomlin start putting his thumb on B.A.'s? Does Tomlin carry around a play chart? If not does he start? I expect to see B.R. run the O this weekend with the no huddle and let him control the tempo of the game and leave it out of B.A. hands. If this happens and we come away with a big W then B.A. is done.
Zeke - 11:25 AM
- Dale Lolley said...
You'll see some no-huddle this week, I think. They've had success with it against Baltimore in the past. It will be difficult down there, though, with the crowd noise. That's one venue where it's difficult for Steelers fans to get a bunch of tickets. There will be a few thousand, but not the tens of thousands that invade other places.
Start fast and start stong and the crowd noise will disspate. The Steelers are paying a ton of $$$$ for number 7. Let him control and take demand of this team. He knows the Ravens as good as anybody else on that sideline. Leave B.A. to give him some ideas on plays and let number 7 make the call from the line.
Zeke - 4:03 PM
Don't know but I'd think that going no huddle with a QB just off a concussion might not be the wisest thing to do. Lots of chaos in a no huddle and more likely to miss assignments. (works both ways).
BB gets a hit in the head Sunday and season over.
Farmer Fran - 4:11 PM


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Let the Elephants Run
Written by David Usher
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Publication Date January 07, 2017
NATIONAL BESTSELLER and KOBO EMERGING WRITER PRIZE FINALIST
Creativity is in everyone's DNA, not a select few. We all start our lives as creative beings but for many that spark becomes lost over time. How do we jump-start this process as adults? What does it means to be a creative person? How do we follow through with our ideas and turn them into tangible outcomes?
Award-winning musician and founder of CloudID Creativity Lab David Usher believes we just need the right tools to help us reconnect with our imaginations in our day-to-day lives whether in the head office, the home office, or the artist's studio. Usher empowers readers to achieve more "aha" moments through two cornerstone principles of creativity: freedom and structure. Using a mix of personal anecdotes and professional examples from the worlds of industry, technology, science, music, and art, he shows us that creativity is not magic; it is a learnable skill that any person or business can master. The dynamic full-colour design includes photographs, artwork and illustrations, as well as action pages to help readers start cultivating the habit of documenting their ideas for future execution.
Based on Usher's wildly popular speaking engagements, Let the Elephants Run is the essential guidebook to reigniting and nurturing our creativity in accessible and productive ways.
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David Usher is a musician, entrepreneur and keynote speaker. He has sold more than 1.4 million albums and toured all over the world. When Usher is not making music, he is equally passionate about using technology to build new and interesting businesses. His company, CloudID Creativity Labs works on vast range of innovative projects, from building web platforms to creative consulting for companies like Cirque du Soleil and Deloitte. Usher sits on the advisory board of McGill University's Institute for the Public Life of Art and Ideas and is the founding director of Amnesty International's Artists for Amnesty. Find him on Twitter @davidusher.


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Antichamber Sales Pass 250,000 - News
by William D'Angelo, posted on 15 July 2013 / 4,011 ViewsAntichamber creator, Alexander Bruce, has announced that the title has now sold more than 250,000 units. The game has reached this milestone in less than six months.
"Antichamber has now officially passed 250,000 sales in under 6 months," tweeted Bruce.
The game is an indie title and was released on January 31, 2013 and is available for Steam. The game is described as a "mind-bending psychological exploration game where nothing can be taken for granted."


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Image: A body painted girl shows her love for HTML5. Source: Wikipedia.
If you're somebody that plays embedded audio in your webpages – or perhaps you're a podcaster – it's likely you endure all sorts of compatibility problems when serving your audio for an array of ever increasing number of browsers and mobile devices. I blame Steve Jobs; if it wasn't for his decision with regard to flash support in the iPad, iPhone and other devices, we'd all happily carry on using Flash with a blissful ignorance to the ongoing implementation of HTML5 and its native audio support. Having said that, we can thank Jobsy for fast-tracking development of a workable standard.
The post serves as a basic introduction before I post a more advanced (shortcode) solution in a few days.
HTML5 is far more than video and audio but – for my purposes anyhow, and at this stage – it's more important to me than anything else. Once HTML5 is fully supported and widely used by developers, it'll provide a far more robust browsing experience. It will see the web come alive with animations, gaming and application type interfaces that aren't currently possible without third party plugins.
This post provides a very basic introduction to HTML5 audio and video support.
The HTML5 <audio> Tag
The HTML5 audio tag is actually quite simple.
<audio src="song.mp3" controls="controls" </audio>
That's it. Since the player functionality is integrated into the browser, it means that this code alone will render a compatible player. What does it look like? Generally speaking, it will look like this:
The audio player you see above is rendered by your browser. As such, it'll look different (assuming it rendered at all) depending on what you use to surf the web. For example, if you're reading this page using Internet Explorer it likely once looked this this:
If you're using Chrome, it'll look something like this:
And if you're using Safari, you're probably looking at something like this:
It's a pain in the backside, isn't it? Your audio player will have a different look and feel depending on your browser. Personally, I quite like the look of IE's player with Chrome's coming a close second. Fortunately, it's easy to style HTML5 audio (and video) players with CSS. A little more on this later.
If you didn't see anything at all, it's likely that your browser doesn't support MP3 audio. Thankfully, there's a fix to this. You can define multiple sources that your browser will sort through until it finds one that's compatible. The code, again, is simple:
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<audio controls="controls"> <source src="song.mp3" type="audio/mpeg" /> <source src="song.ogg" type="audio/ogg" /> Your browser is crappy and doesn't support any of the audio I've provided. </audio> |
I've had nothing but trouble with the Ogg Vorbis format but it still seems to be the format of choice. You can provide as many audio sources as you wish but your browser will find and use the first available compatible format and then ignore the others.
There's always the chance that the browser a visitor is using won't be able to render any of the audio formats provided (or simply doesn't support HTML5). For this reason, we can provide a flash fallback. Flash is still very widely supported outside of the iDevices. We do that as follows:
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<audio id="audio_with_controls" controls> <source src="test.mp3" type="audio/mpeg" /> <source src="test.ogg" type="audio/ogg" /> <object class="playerpreview" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" data="player_mp3_mini.swf" width="400" height="20"><param name="movie" value="player_mp3_mini.swf" /><param name="bgcolor" value="#085c68" /><param name="FlashVars" value="mp3=song.mp3" /><embed href="player_mp3_mini.swf" bgcolor="#085c68" width="200" height="20" name="movie" align="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" flashvars="mp3=song.mp3" /></object> </audio> |
Note the normal object code inside the audio tag? You can reference any flash player of choice. In my case, this was the flash player discussed here. If a HTML5 player is served then the flash embed code is ignored.
Supported Formats by the Major Browsers
The following table shows supported formats by the major browsers at the time of writing.
Format | IE 9 | F'fox 3.5 | Opera 10.5 | Chrome 3 | Safari 3 |
Ogg Vorbis | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
MP3 | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Wav | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Although the wav format is generally best supported, it's also the most unusable for web related purposes. Unlike the MP3 and OGG format, it's uncompressed and generally unsuitable for streaming. To cover all the big HTML5 browsers, it's best to provide both MP3 and OGG audio options.
Ogg vorbis is a "fully open, non-proprietary, patent-and-royalty-free, general-purpose compressed audio format"… so one does have to wonder why Internet Explorer 9 doesn't support it.
Available <audio> Attributes
Attribute | Value | Description |
autoplay | autoplay | Specifies that the audio will start playing as soon as it is ready. |
controls | controls | Specifies that controls will be displayed, such as a play button. |
loop | loop | Specifies that the audio will start playing again (looping) when it reaches the end |
preload | preload | Specifies that the audio will be loaded at page load, and ready to run. Ignored if autoplay is present. |
src | url | Specifies the URL of the audio to play |
Styling Audio Players
One of the best things about HTML5 players is that they can be controlled with JavaScript and styled almost exclusively with CSS. For example, check out my little hacked audio player with nothing more than a play and stop button below:
Because it's styled with nothing other than CSS, it should display the same in any HTML5 capable browser.
The HTML5 <video> Tag
Not unlike the audio tag, the video tag works natively in supported browsers. It will render a browser-specific player with controls that'll work on all HTML5 supported devices (such as the iPad and iPhone).
The code to render your browser couldn't be easier – particularly if you're used to complicated flash solutions.
<video src="movie.mp4" controls="controls"></video>
More often than not you'll want to reference the height and width attributes to ensure your video formats nicely on your screen.
<video src="movie.ogg" width="440" height="250" controls="controls"></video>
It's good practice to leave an insulting message for people that aren't using an up-to-date browser:
<video src="movie.ogg" width="440" height="250" controls="controls">
Get off the Internet and get a life... and get an up-to-date browser while you're at it.
Your browser specific video player will look like this:
If you're one of the large percentage of people that still use IE8, you probably can't see anything above. Upgrade to IE9 and it'll render as it is designed to… unless of course you're using XP. IE9 isn't available for Windows XP. This leaves millions with no other option but to use a competing browser (or upgrade to Windows 7).
Support for Multiple Video Formats
It's important to provide a video format that will be compatible with the majority of users. You can define multiple sources that your browser will sort through until it finds a format that it'll support.
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<video width="320" height="240" controls="controls"> <source src="movie.mp4" type="video/mp4" /> <source src="movie.ogg" type="video/ogg" /> <source src="movie.webm" type="video/webm" /> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> |
Once again, a flash fall-back can be defined to play when HTML5 video content can't be rendered.
All <video> Attributes
Attribute | Value | Description |
audio | muted | Defining the default state of the the audio. Currently, only "muted" is allowed |
autoplay | autoplay | If present, then the video will start playing as soon as it is ready |
controls | controls | If present, controls will be displayed, such as a play button |
height | pixels | Sets the height of the video player |
loop | loop | If present, the video will start over again, every time it is finished |
poster | url | Specifies the URL of an image representing the video |
preload | preload | If present, the video will be loaded at page load, and ready to run. Ignored if "autoplay" is present |
src | url | The URL of the video to play |
width | pixels | Sets the width of the video player |
Video Format Support
Format | IE | Firefox | Opera | Chrome | Safari |
Ogg | No | 3.5+ | 10.5+ | 5.0+ | No |
MPEG 4 | 9.0+ | No | No | 5.0+ | 3.0+ |
WebM | No | 4.0+ | 10.6+ | 6.0+ | No |
- Ogg = Ogg files with Theora video codec and Vorbis audio codec
- MPEG4 = MPEG 4 files with H.264 video codec and AAC audio codec
- WebM = WebM files with VP8 video codec and Vorbis audio codec
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It makes sense that you'll provide a player that looks and functions the same regardless of what tool a visitor is using to consume your media. In the next week (or so) I'll provide some shortcode that'll render a truly cross-cosmetic and fully customizable audio and video player that looks like this:
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@Xuc Xac, sktarq, et al.: People have said that they want us to drop the tangent, and I've received some PMs to that effect as well, so I'm not going to continue that line of discussion in this thread.
Totally agreed, and that's part of my point. D&D already has technology of a sort in the form of magic items, and people who want to reduce reliance on spellcasters (including those spellcasters themselves, who are tired of being bothered to cast spells) would probably take the route of making more magic items. People who find that not dramatic enough, or who think there aren't enough casters around to make that feasible, would probably try to mix magical and mundane methods, such as making a magical means of pulling things that could be attached to carts, waterwheels, and such for maximum versatility instead of trying to make the cart itself move.
What I don't like is when players think it's most logical to ignore all of the magical stuff that's already there and try to duplicate real-life stuff like guns, nukes, and computers (or only use the magic to create the parts to make the modern stuff) while complaining about lack of progress. Why do the same old stuff when you can take advantage of things unique to a certain system? I can make an airplane or a tank in pretty much any system; you can't make immovable rod-based space elevators and prestidigitation-based Turing machines in every system.
To apologize for the earlier derail, some more of my setting turn-offs:
X) Mirroring good and evil as if they're just strict opposites and nothing more: as BoED and BoVD showed, saying that the opposite of something Good is automatically something Evil or vice versa, or saying that something is Good just because it's only applied to/used against Evil things, just doesn't hold up. Sure, in D&D alignment is fairly black-and-white, but you don't need a paladin of slaughter for every paladin of honor, or a talisman of good for every talisman of evil, or the like.
I'm not talking just about opposed magic or themes or whatever, since those are more nuanced; blackguards are different enough from paladins to have a place, and the Light Side and Dark Side in Star Wars aren't just mirror images. It's only when things get to the level of BoED's "Poisons and diseases are evil, but ravages are A-okay because they're poisons and diseases for evil people!" or Star Wars's "Force Lightning is totally evil, but Electric Judgment is totally good, because Force Lightning is blue but Electric Judgment is green!"
X+1) Simplistic alignment associations for gods. Gods of death are usually evil, gods of nature are usually neutral, gods of light are usually good, and so on, and all of the gods have fairly tight themes (gods of death tend to also be gods of icky/spooky things too, and gods of knowledge tend to be neutral and uncaring). There are some exceptions in published D&D settings, due to sheer numbers of published gods if nothing else, but not enough homebrewed settings have gods like, say, Pluto/Hades, who was good of "death" (the underworld) and also wealth and trade, due to associations of wealth and death with being underground...or gods of both death and nature who are Lawful Good and all about working with the pack/flock/clan, dying for things greater than yourselves, death being a natural part of the cycle to be cherished instead of mourned, and so on...or a pair of sibling gods, one of civilization and cities, one of trade and travel, who are both evil and have domain over smog, shipwrecks, and other bad aspects of their portfolios.
X+2) Monotheistic churches in polytheistic worlds. Too many religions in polytheistic 'brews have churches with Pope-esque leaders, a regimented hierarchy, established places of worship for laypeople, and so on. Sure, D&D religions started off as Catholic Church lookalikes with their paladins and clerics and restrictive domains/spheres, but it's not that hard to have religions that have decentralized authority and/or lack temples and shrines and/or worship some number of gods between "one or two of them" and "all of them" and so forth.


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What happens when an amplifier's Gain control is broken? Is it suppose to make a loud screaching noise? I have an amplifier that has a broekn Gain volume knob and the amplifier won't play, it only plays a loud screaching noise. Please help! Thanks
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Cuban Mojo Shrimp Posted by Lori Ross - Viewed 1756 times recipe by Lori Ross Mojo (pronounced "mo-ho"), the essential condiment of Cuba, combines citrus juice, garlic, oregano, and pepper and is used as a paste-rub, a dressing, a sauce, a condiment for sandwiches, and a marinade for shrimp, pork, and chicken. Mojo is produced by a number of manufacturers and is available in most grocery stores in South Florida, as are sour oranges (bumpy, thick-skinned oranges) or bottled sour orange juice, should you want to try the recipe below. In lieu of sour orange juice, you can use equal parts orange juice and lime juice.
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oh jango! you poor thing, getting your head all cut up!!


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A new order in South American football? Perhaps not, but there is something to savour in the fact that, despite the best efforts of the organisers, tomorrow's Copa America final will be between Uruguay and Paraguay and not, for the third time running, feature Brazil and Argentina.
Diego Lugano, Uruguay's captain, is sceptical about talk that there is a new order on the continent. "Maybe it's become harder to get good results against us," he explained. "Historically we're going from less to more, and we did that as well at the World Cup."
Given the fact that they reached the semi-final in South Africa 2010, this is more of a return to prominence than a rise for Uruguay. If they win tomorrow, they will lift the Copa for a record 15th time, and that is a striking statistic by any standards. There are no minnows in South America any more. Venezuela were the last of the whipping boys, but they reached the quarter-final on home soil four years ago, got to the last 16 of the Under-20 World Cup two years ago and maintained that rise by getting to the last four here.
There is far greater strength in depth in Conmebol than ever before – World Cup qualifying, with four automatic spots and a play-off available to nine teams (Brazil qualifying automatically as hosts) promises to be a fascinating dogfight – but the concern is whether as the base has broadened so the summit has become less lofty. Brazil, overtly building for 2014, are perhaps in a lull. Argentina have an abundance of attacking talent, but they have also been undermined by poor appointments as coach.
And this has been a tournament, above all else, about coaching. There have been complaints about the lack of goals, allegations of "anti-futbol", but the truth is rather, as Lugano said, that the likes of Uruguay and Paraguay are making the very most of their talent.
The image of one coach has been imprinted on this Copa. Sergio Markarian, the 66-year-old Uruguayan, took an unfancied Peru side to the semi-final, but he also helped shape the philosophy of Uruguay, by coaching their charismatic coach Oscar Washington Tabárez as a player at Bella Vista, and by laying the groundwork for Paraguay's two-decade-long rise from his work as their Olympic coach in 1992.
Many will lament the under-performance of the big guns, but the positive is that their rivals are now good enough to take advantage.


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