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I've come to show you what I'm doing, to have your opinion or even feedback. Voxel terrains seem quite mainstream these days, so about 6 months ago I began creating my own, curious about what I could achieve. Like many people I was inspired my Minecraft and thus setup some goals I wanted to achieve:
- smooth surface (not huge pixel looking cubes);
- dynamically editable (diggable);
- "decent" view distance;
- network streaming;
It's still work in progress but I'm quite happy with the results so far. No fancy rendering effects here.
I'm currently working on the networking part. The server stores the voxels into an octree were nodes are chunks of like 32^3 voxels. Nodes are currently stored as in in the hard drive; though I didn't run any serious test for now storage will most likely become an issue. Fortunately this kind of data seems to compress quite well (each voxel is one byte long... for now). However I can't go around compressing/decompressing files on the fly as needed, especially if several clients are modifiying the terrain at the same time, which involves setting up some sort of cache system, which brings synchronization issues. Since I'm working on this I am considering many solutions, ideas are of course most welcome.
There are a couple of things I'd like to do/try in the future, if you have ever done such stuff I'd be glad to know :)
- (very?) long-range ambient occlusion, using each LOD well I believe giant cave could be nicely darkened;
- conservative LOD: currently each level of detail erodes the terrain and small parts of it disappear. I was thinking of applying some sort of "max" filter when computing the LODs, and then shrink the surface alongside its normal to keep the terrain from getting fat. It would keep any piece of floating terrain, but fill holes very quickly;
- I wonder what it'd be like to grow trees, making them match the surface of the terrain, which would add realism;
- different materials (I've seen it being done in voxelform);
- growing grass; I guess that would require quite a big amount of computing power, as it would need to keep in memory and regularly update areas where grass can grow;
- CPU terrain geometry generation?
- water... ?
You might however not be able to run the terrain demo since the example sources are not always up-to-date (especially when I'm working on them).


text: Looks like I may have to start feeding my boy Harley a Hypoallergenic dog food. He has been having issues with loose stool and his vet did some blood work. Found out that he has a a high white blood cell count (11500 i think she said). Also had x-rays of his abdomen and was found to have a smaller than normal liver. The blood work shows that the liver is functioning normally. I'm sure they will recommend a brand of dog food, but would like some recommendations on which hypoallergenic dog foods would be better than others.

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This August, make your weekend in London last that little bit longer with The Cumberland's limited-edition treat of a complimentary Sunday night stay .
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Elegant Relaxing Room with Kitchen 2
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Velikost10 m²
Floor No.
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|Ident. objektu
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The amazing double room has a plasma TV, freezer and internet access. We have all bed linen, changed every week. You can access a shared fitted kitchen with washing machine. Bathroom has soap and shampoo for your comfort. Everything you need for a perfect stay in London.
Liverpool street tube station is only one minute walk from the Central Line, so you're close to many metro lines and buses. Once in London, don't miss the Tower of London, Chelsea, Camden, the British Museum, the National Gallery, Bond Street, Hyde Park, the Serpentine, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, St. Paul's Church or Tate Britain and Tate Modern. It's all incredibly close with London's great transport system. Enjoy an amazing stay in London.
Domovní řádThere's a 50 pounds fine if smoking inside the house.
No smoking. No pets.
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I stayed for three months, while working in London. Great location. Marcos is nice and very service minded. The room is exactly what it looks like on the pictures, the apartment is clean, however, it is very noisy from the street and from the other rooms. Windows old and an indian restaurant on ground floor put the trash in the hallway and often left door open. I got used to it though. Ok standard - on an average UK scale. Toilet flushes bad so you have to put toiletpaper in the trash.. I recommend for short stays because of location, Marcos' service and the low price. Not for three months unless its your only option.
It was a nice room, a little small, but with very good location. 2 minutes walk to Liverpool St Station, which is on central line among others. Free, fast wifi, free use of washing machine and very cheep. Host was late when we arrived, but other stayers helped us get in. When Marcos arrived, he was very nice and helpful. Everytime I saw him during the stay, he asked me how everything went.
A noisy street just outside, but those things you have to handle in central london. I had a very good stay
The room we rented is neat and clean and we really spent a good night there. Marcos is very friendly and we felt instantly welcome. The room awaits you with a big, comfy bed (as well everything else that was given in the description of course^^) and little bath-and-shower-prezzies.
Since we only stayed for one day we cannot really say anything about the breakfast, but the kitchen itself was well-equipped from what we have seen.
The street outside is quite noisy, but you are right in the center of London and once the window is closed, sleeping is no prob.
Price-performance ratio was absolutely fine. :D
Unlike the stairs and hall way the room was clean as it looks in the picture. A good location very close to a main train station and lots of pubs and food shops. However, not the best place to have a good night sleep after a busy day in London as there was traffic noise. also the food and smoking smell from the street were too disturbing. A good value for money though.
Marcos welcomed us even being very late at night. The building is not very pleasant (the restaurant downstairs does not smell any good), but the flat and the room where we stayed were nice. The room was clean and had a flat screen TV and a refrigerator. Unfortunately the air conditioner was not working and we had a hard time trying to open the window.
The location is wonderful, not very central, but the train station is in a few meters from the flat, supermarket and some pubs.
we did not see the host during our travel.
the room was exactly the same , but the building was dirty, the appartement is in a building where you have downstair a restaurant, they put their rabbish inside the building on the way to go out!!! but you have a very good area and situation, the tube 3 minutes by foot
Host was not at the property when I arrived. I wasn't given much detail as to the address, nor was I supplied a contact number should I get lost. I waited for two hours before, luckily, other stayers came to let me in and give me a contact to call.
After several voice messages later I finally received a form of reply in a txt msg stating that he was "in a meeting". No regard for my situation nor interest in arriving promptly to let me into my room.
The French couple staying also let me know that this occurred when they arrived as well.
This host has many properties to manage and I think this results in very little time for each!
Although I finally got into my room I did not stay a second night as was booked.
Keep in mind.
Really nice appartement with enough rooms and good kitchen, toilet and bathroom, fast free wifi and super location opposite the central Liverpool Street Station. We had a really good stay and enough privacy!
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By Ben Levisohn
The never-ending saga around Argentina's defaulted bonds, which began in the early 2000s, continues to wind its way through the U.S. court system.
For those that haven't been following along, after Argentina defaulted more than10 years ago, most investors decided to take what little was offered by the South American nation. Some, however, refused to play along–and held onto the bonds looking for a better deal.
That involved taking Argentina to court, where the case of NML Capital Ltd. v. Republic of Argentina is being heard in the U.S. Court of Appeals in the Second Circuit in Manhattan, where a judge ruled in favor of the bondholders.
The most recent development had a stay put in place so Argentina wouldn't have to pay $1.33 billion–an amount that would have made it difficult for Argentina to make good on its current debt. And now the U.S. has supported Argentina by filing a motion in support of a rehearing.


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"It means a lot to this program and all the seniors that are graduating this year," Poe said. "After the 2010 win you sit there and look at all the guys gone like Reese Dismukes and you know there's going to take a lot to pick up the slack. It took us a year, but everyone worked really hard and the coaches did a great job."
On the ground Samuel Tolbert ran for 100 yards and a touchdown to lead the Spanish Fort running game, but defensively is where the Toros shined. Led by talented cornerback and Nebraska commitment Jonathan Cook, Spanish Fort's defense held McAdory to just 187 yards of total offense in the win.
It was that defense that ruled the early portion of Thursday night's 5A title game until Spanish Fort's offense finally got going late in the first quarter. Taking over on their own 38-yard line, the Toros used some crisp passing from Poe to move right down the field. Twice Poe connected on third down to keep the drive alive before facing a third and 16 from the 18-yard line. Lofting a perfect pass into the endzone, Poe's throw was snatched out of the air by Devonte Patrick for the touchdown and the early 7-0 Spanish Fort lead.
With the defense dominating McAdory, Spanish Fort went back to work on offense. Taking over on the 30, the Toros got a 15-yard run from Poe to move the ball out to near midfield. Autrey then ripped off a run of 18 yards to put Spanish Fort in scoring position once again. Facing a third and two from the McAdory 20 later in the drive, he bounced left and raced for the corner of the endzone for the score.
Trailing 14-0, McAdory finally got the offense going late in the first half following a Robert Cooks interception at the Spanish Fort 35. Using seven plays, the Yellow Jackets got a one-yard run from Kyran Moore for the touchdown with just over two minutes left in the first half. Cutting the lead down to one score at the break, McAdory had the momentum going into the second half, but it would be all Spanish Fort on the way to its second title in three years.
A short field goal started the scoring for the Toros in the second half with just 5:21 left in the third quarter, but it opened the flood gates as they tacked on two more touchdowns before the fourth quarter arrived. The first game on a Tolbert 29-yard run with Cook adding a 25-yard touchdown catch for a 31-7 lead going to the fourth quarter.
From there it was coasting to the finish line on the way to a 45-14 win as Patrick added his second touchdown catch of the night, this one from 21 yards out, before Poe added a 10-yard scoring run of his own. McAdory tacked on a late score on a 47-yard Jonathan Witherspoon pass, but it was far too little and too late for the Yellow Jackets.


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By The Associated Press
HOUMA, La. — A new survey Mississippi State University finds more than 60 percent of Americans are willing to pay to restore Louisiana's rapidly eroding Barataria-Terrebonne estuary.
The Courier reports (http://bit.ly/ZPrAly ) the survey found that respondents were willing to pay between $909 and $1,751 per household for coastal restoration projects. Added up, that could generate between $105 billion and $201 billion for the Louisiana coast, more than the state's $50 billion master plan for coastal restoration.
The study was designed to estimate American's willingness to pay for large-scale restoration projects in the Barataria-Terrebonne estuary, one of the fastest-disappearing land masses in the world.
The estuary, which includes Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes, is made up of more than 4.2 million acres of wetlands, ridges, forests, farmlands and communities between the Mississippi and Atchafalaya river basins in southeast Louisiana. The estuary is also home to more than 500,000 people and provides habitat for 735 species of birds, fish, shellfish, reptiles, amphibians and mammals.
Daniel Petrolia, Mississippi State University environmental economist, said he was inspired by the America's Wetland campaign to conduct the survey. That campaign was launched a decade ago to attempt to rebrand Louisiana's coastal erosion probably as an issue of national importance.
Petrolia, an associate professor in agricultural economics and Louisiana native, said the survey set out to answer two questions. How much money are households willing to pay to restore Louisiana's coastal wetlands? Also, what services provided by the coastal wetlands drive the willingness to pay?
Petrolia worked on the survey with Matt Interis, Mississippi State assistant professor in agricultural economics.
"The survey format used in this study is quite complex but extremely important as it measures people's preferences," Interis said. "The survey is designed so that people understand how vital their inclinations truly are in this situation since the wetlands affect their fellow citizens."
Finding out how much people are willing to spend reflects how much they value the benefits provided by environmental restoration projects. This figure is then compared to the cost of the project to determine if the project is worth executing.


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Sorry to post this as I'm sure this topic has been covered many times, but I'm using my 3G in the turkey woods. We had a lot of rain this week. Today It's opening day and it's the first sunny day we've had all week. Anyway, I've heard a few shots this morning and a lot more hen action. Carried on a convo with a hen for 10 min. She finAlly mosied on after she couldn't find me.
Gobbles have been scarce and now a big wind has picked up. It's blowing N to S of me. I'm sitting about 100 yards from a small food plot. I haven't made any noise in about 30 min or so. What do i do with this wind. I can move down the hill a little farther, but I haven't heard a Tom in about an hour. Suggestions?
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William Busbee, Amy Widdowson (center) and Claudia Stoy perform in Peter Shaffer's "Black Comedy," a Tony Award-nominated farce that explores the hilarity of darkness. The Princeton Summer Theater production runs June 29-July 2 and July 6-9.
At left: The cast for the play, which is set in an artist's loft during a blackout, also includes Jon Ryan (left) and Rob Grant (right).
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Posted June 29, 2006; 11:28 a.m.
The Princeton Summer Theater is presenting several plays this summer, including two shows for children, Thursdays through Sundays until Aug. 13 in the Hamilton-Murray Theater.
Princeton Summer Theater is a summer stock company of young professionals and students from Princeton and other colleges interested in pursuing careers in theater and drama.
The season began earlier this month with a production of Frederick Knott's "Wait Until Dark" and continues June 29-July 2 and July 6-9 with Peter Shaffer's "Black Comedy." Shaffer's Tony Award-nominated farce, which explores the hilarity of darkness, is set in an artist's loft during a blackout. When the characters are in the dark, the stage lights come on so the audience can see their comical interactions.
Other performances include:
- "Little Shop of Horrors," by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken, July 13-16, 20-23 and 27-30; and
- "Betrayal" by Harold Pinter, Aug. 3-6 and 10-13.
Show times are 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, with 2 p.m. matinee performances on Saturdays and Sundays.
For Thursday and Friday shows, tickets are $14 for general admission, $11 for seniors and $10 for students. For Saturday and Sunday shows, tickets are $16 for general admission, $14 for seniors and $11 for students. Season tickets also are available.
In addition, the theater will present two children's shows:
- "The Adventures of Stuart Little" by Joseph Robinette (based on the book by E.B. White), July 6-8 and 13-15; and
- "Androcles and the Lion" by Aurand Harris, July 27-29 and Aug. 3-5.
Show times for children's performances are 2 p.m. Thursdays and 11 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. All tickets are $5.
For more about the performances or to make reservations, call (609) 258-7062 or visit the theater's Web site.


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It's completely Human Based, therefore it is indeed flawed and subject to political bias.
Why would you rank a team that is suspended? That's just for starters. Had they voted OSU #1 at the end of the year the BCS Winner would have to be split yet again.
So if Bama wins the NC Title game and the AP Voters had moved OSU to #1 being the only Undefeated AQ Team, you'd consider them the National Champion?
years before you were probably born they had a UPI/Coaches, AP and a CFBWA (writers) poll....and there were 4 Major Bowls: Cotton-Sugar-Orange-Rose
There has always been a human element to the rankings....only recently did they incorporate Sagarin and USA Today when they became the self anointed authority
Well it's official. Sooners just got booted out of a BCS Bowl by NIU ...... LOL!!!!!
Can't believe TAMU got into the Cotton Bowl.
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Yeah, The Capital One Bowl really screwed things up. LSU can get screwed in bowl bids like no SEC team can. LSU lost to Georgia in The SEC CHAMP GAME in 05 & went to The Peach Bowl. LSU beat TAMU & South Carolina, yet play in a lower bowl game than both. How does The Capital One Bowl not pick a SEC Best team????


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i hope you will forgive me ,,but my computer skills are ,,,uh,,,well, they are not skills . stumbled onto some inbox an found where some of you folks had sent me messages or asked a question. i'll try to improve and keep up with the times.
g-doc , i'll see what i can get done on the 2001 issue, though it may to late for this season. i'm sorry about this.


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Roland TB-303 Bassline
The TB-303 is THE sound of acid and techno house music! It's a monophonic analog bass synthesizer married to a pattern-based step sequencer released in 1982. It features a single analog oscillator with two waveforms (ramp or square) and has a simple but excellent VCF (filter) with resonance, cut-off, and envelope controls. There are also knobs to adjust tuning, envelope decay, tempo and accent amount.
How does it work? Well, it's not a performance synthesizer because you have to program a pattern of notes and timing info into it (sort of like a drum machine). Patterns can then be linked into songs. It was originally made to accompany a drum machine, the TR-606 specifically, and provide bass-line accompaniment to guitarists, keyboard players, etc. It was not a successful product in its time. As a result, creative DJs and aspiring electronic musicians found them for next to no money and began using them for techno and acid music. Usually a single pattern is continuously played while the performer tweaks the knobs creating an exciting and expressive musical event.
The TB-303 has become one of the most sought after vintage synths ever! It has helped develop and stylize many forms of electronic music including House, Acid, Trance and Ambient. If ever there was a need for a repetitive bassline/groove or an extremely resonant and bubbly sound, the 303 is KING. Truly a unique machine with a very identifiable sound! It has spun off several imitators as well: Novation Bass Station, ReBirth, Doepfer MS-404, MAM MB-33, Syntecno TeeBee, and more (see Related & Alternative Gear sidebar).
Ironically, these days it's become trendy to dislike the 303 again, now because of over-use. But I don't and you shouldn't either because it is one-of-a-kind and it's just got that sound that everyone loves! Fatboy Slim says it best in his song "Everybody Needs A 303!"
Getting creative with the 303 always leads to great sounds! Add a guitar distortion pedal for instant hard-core acid and techno. Use the CV and Gate outputs to control other old synthesizers and get that elastic 303 groove workin' your other synths (especially cool with a polyphonic synth). It is used by: Aphex Twin, 808 State, Future Sound of London, Massive Attack, Orbital, Eat Static, Norman Cook (Fatboy Slim), Air, Astral Projection, Josh Wink, Plastikman, Überzone, Moby, Hardfloor, Ultramarine, Underworld, BT, The Prodigy, Jimmy Edgar, Union Jack, Front Line Assembly, Pet Shop Boys, Freddy Fresh, Luke Vibert, and the Chemical Brothers.
There are some custom modifications for the TB-303 which are definitely worth mentioning here:
TB-303 Devil Fish Mod
Get all the acid you can squeeze out of your TB-303 with the Devil Fish modification, designed to enhance and extend the range of the 303's filters and sound. Drastic, subtle and flexible modifications retain the mild-mannered TB-303 sound capabilities, and create a completely new instrument. The Devil Fish modification was created and is available from Robin Whittle in Australia. More information is available at the TB-303 Devil Fish web site. See the YouTube links for a video demonstration.
TB-303 Borg Mod
The Borg TB-303 upgrade / modification - similar in many ways to the Devil Fish but with advantages. This is a major upgrade available for the TB-303 from Analogue Solutions. This upgrade adds features that allow greater creativity and flexibility in creating new sounds and live performance. See the YouTube links for a video demonstration.
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- Demos & Media
Everybody Needs a 303 by Fatboy Slim
Audio Clip 1 - A series of TB-303 demo bassline patterns.
Audio Clip 2 - This is a short basic 303 groove that shows some of the range of sounds possible. One third of the way through a RAT distortion pedal beefs up the 303 pattern for some even squelchier, harder acid!
Audio Clip 3 - Cool basslines surrounded in delay, flange and reverb. Several acid loop lines showcasing some of the 303's range and possibilities.
Manual - Roland has made manuals for most of their products available as free PDF downloads.
TB-303 Guide - TB-303 "How To" programming guide.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - Monophonic
- Oscillators - 1 VCO : Sawtooth or Square waveforms. Tuning control pot.
- Filter - 18dB/oct lowpass resonant filter with controls for cutoff, resonance, and envelope amount
- VCA - Control pots for Decay time and Accent intensity
- Sequencer - Patterns: 64; Songs: 7
- Effects - None
- Keyboard - none
- Control - CV / GATE / DIN Sync
- Date Produced - 1982 - 84
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As in Willowridge calls kill, perhaps too quickly!?
Today started the third turkey season with rain, mist and chilly temps.
The timeline-
4:30 AM - alarm rings, it is pouring the turkeys are going to sleep in, so am I.
5:00 - Get up make coffee try in vain to explain to Vic I am going - he is not. Pry his paws off and leave feeling very guilty.
5:30 - Arrive at Mississippi River boat launch one rig already out, remind myself turkeys are sleeping in.
6:00 - Floating downstream I am in an area I have never been before, just looked good "turkey like" on the maps and aerials.
6:03 - No responses to owl hoots, too light now, try yelps and cuts on a Holey box, both sides of the river explode in gobbling.
6:08 - Boat is landed about 40 yds behind my setup. Pull out Willowridge Deathwish, yelp, gobbler screams back, yelp back louder to set the hook answered by a very angry gobbling set. Start slate walking clucks, more gobbling coming closer fast, drop call get gun up. Silence then gobble close but to my left, gun down call again with slate walking clucks.
6:15 - There he is walking fast into my shooting zone, head behind a sapling. Congratulations gobbler you just earned a ride in my boat.
Upon inspecting the area in the aftermath there was an unseen 100 yd. long skinny pond between us. The tom was so worked up he cruised at least 50 yds. to get around the end of that pond and approach on my good side. Down right respectful I'd say.
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WATERLOO - William C. "Bill" Behm Jr., age 88, of Waterloo, passed away Friday April 26, 2013 at his home.
He was born August 14, 1924, to William C. and Amanda(Nichols) Behm Sr. in the Town of Emmet.
William served his country in the United States Army during World War II. Bill married Betty Jacob in 1951 in Waterloo. He is a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Lake Mills. Hunting, fishing, and bird watching were some of the things Bill enjoyed doing outdoors. Bill loved playing cards.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Betty, 3 children; Sue(David) Peschel, Sharon(Joe) Guttenberg and Sandy(Eric) Hensler, 5 grandchildren; William and Jamie Peschel, Justin and Stephanie Guttenberg, and Tom Hensler, 1 Great grandchild Riley Peschel. Bill is also survived by sisters; Margaret Tiedt Bader and Ruth(Merrill) Kuhl, and brother Jerome "Butch" Behm. He is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives and friends.
Bill is preceded in death by his parents, 2 sons; Don and Lester Behm, granddaughter Marci Peschel, 5 brothers, and 1 sister.
Memorials may be made to the family or the charity of one's choice.
Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 AM on Tuesday April 30, 2013, at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1530 S. Main St., Lake Mills with Rev. Bruce McKenney and Rev James E. Rath presiding, burial will be in Medina Cemetery in Marshall.
Visitation will be held from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM on Monday April 29, 2013, at Pederson-Nowatka Funeral Home, 143 S. Washington St. Waterloo, and also on Tuesday from 10:00 AM until the time of the service at the church.
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Description ADULT Has mainly reddish brown upperparts. Face is gray-brown and faintly marked, and pale buff throat is bordered by brown line. Breast is yellow-buff with brown spots, grading to grayish white on rest of underparts, with gray-washed flanks and faint gray spots on lower breast and flanks. JUVENILE Brown and spotted, but first-fall bird resembles adult, but with buff tips to wing coverts.
Dimensions Length: 6 1/2 -71/4" (16-18 cm)
Habitat Common summer visitor (mainly May-Aug) to damp, deciduous woodland, especially thickets of willow. Winters in South America.
Observation Tips Easiest to detect by song.
Range Texas, Eastern Canada, Mid-Atlantic, Florida, Great Lakes, Southeast, New England, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Northwest, Western Canada, Plains
Voice Song is a whistled vee, v'didi, v'didi, veer, veer, descending stepwise in tone; call is a sharp veer.
Discussion Secretive thrush. Forages in leaf litter for invertebrates. Plumage markings are understated; ironically, this helps with separation from other Catharus species (it is the least spotted). Sexes are similar.


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Let me tell you the story about how The GAP nearly broke my arm. For Your Convenience, this story will be told in reverse-chronological order, with irrelevant pictures thrown in for good measure.
The End
Yesterday evening, I left the emergency ward and went home to try to get some sleep. The doctor, clearly taxed by long, irregular shifts in Québec's notoriously well run hospitals, punctuated his sentences with dramatic yawns as he twisted and contorted my arm in interesting ways, and announced that it is "99.99% probably not broken".
My arm and I were shown to an eye-examination room when our name was finally called.
[photo: Edifice-preference in seagulls and pigeons]
Three and a half hours in an emergency-ward waiting room isn't really so bad, I guess, but there's very little to do. I was able to eat supper awkwardly with my left hand when someone in radiology donated a plastic fork from his lunch. He was recompensed with France's mother's fudge.
My ice pack completely melted. The soaked cloth was dropped to the ground, left in a disused, soggy heap for the cleaning staff to deal with. A cleaning lady failed to take it, assuming it was mine.
Carney and I passed the time by talking about the impossibility of driving from North America to South America, Prince Roy of the Principality of Sealand, and other random fascinating things.
I was given an assortment of loose ice wrapped in a piece of cloth, and instructed to keep it on my arm. As the ice melted, it became evident that no plastic had been included in the construction of this ice pack, and my clothes were becoming very wet.
[photo: Gunnera plant in Stanley Park, Vancouver]
Traffic was unpleasant. The taxi driver wasn't very nice, but I suppose that's his job. He left us somewhere near the emergency ward and drove off without indicating where we might find a door on this cold night. And me without my sweater.
Simon let me borrow his stash of ibuprofen, I threw my sweater into my office, and left work with Carney in tow.
I was still feeling nausea and the pain wasn't abating. Well, it would abate insofar as it was a throbbing pain, but it would always come roaring right back, as throbbing pains are wont to do. It had been close to 45 minutes since I fell, so going to the hospital was starting to make a lot of sense. Certainly more sense than what I was already doing: lying on the couch like a whimpering idiot, trying to listen to my team continue their meeting without me.
[photo: Nikhil's housewarming party]
And back to my meeting. There's work to be done, and I wasn't going to bail out of it like some sort of whimpering idiot.
Immediately I felt a wave of nausea and realized I might have just broken my arm. Nonetheless, I continued up the stairs, as I had business to take care of. All the while I was pondering the subtle, minute motions that individual body parts carry out while you perform routine activities. Have you ever thought about what your arm muscles, bones, and joints are actually doing when you reach over for some cheap office-building single-ply whisper-thin toilet paper? Isn't it (ow) amazing that your brain (ergh) can coordinate these actions without any (yaarrrrkkhl) real conscious effort? You think about these things when they hurt like bananas.
It's too bad I had taken my sweater off. The sleeve's inherent bounciness might have spared me a lot of pain.
Not really paying attention, I started up the stairs to the bathroom, slipped, and began accelerating downwards, just like any other piece of matter hovering near a planet affected by gravity. I broke the fall with my left hand on the stairs, but somehow sent my right arm flailing, causing my ulna to connect with a resounding burst of pain against the unforgiving wrought-iron handrail.
There is nothing worse than squirming in a chair during a meeting because you need to attend to certain biological functions.
Our meeting was being quite productive, and we were finding all kind of interesting problems we'll need to fix before releasing. At some point I started feeling hot and decided to take my sweater off. I guess it doesn't conduct heat very well after all, I thought to myself.
[photo: Seal, Boston Aquarium]
Peter told me he liked my new sweater. Yay! No time to chit chat, though, I was on my way to an important all-day planning session with my group.
Mmm, breakfast.
F: Hey, your new sweater looks good on you.
me: Thanks!
F: What's it made of?
me: I don't remember... mainly cotton, some nylon, ... rubber ... aluminum ...
F: Rubber and aluminum.
me: Yeah, it's a really .. light-weight .. alloy. And very bouncy.
F: And does it conduct heat well?
me: Mmm, yes and no.
Oh, coffee. Sweet sweet coffee.
Bluh? Snrt? Awake. Morning. Crap.
[photo: Sutton, Eastern Townships, Québec]
Last weekend I bought a sweater at The GAP. It's green.


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Is Government Motors and the Chevy Volt going to be official sponsors of the Day of Rage in Riyadh next Friday? That might be a way to 'encourage' sales. Just go over there with a few of Barakeh's street organizing Chicago union fellows to help encourage the rage and take it to a much higher level. You know...throw rocks and snipe protestors so the rage will spread rapidly throughout the Kingdom. We'll get oil to $200 in no time and everybody will be lining up to buy the $45,000 Volt since gas will be at $15. Problem solved.
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lecture on "The Role of Women in Economic and Political Development: Lessons From the Middle East and Southwest Asia" is scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 4. Princeton alumna Isobel Coleman, a senior fellow on U.S. foreign policy and the director of the project on Women and foreign policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, will speak at 4:30 p.m. in 016 Robertson Hall.
Coleman, who earned her A.B. in public policy and East Asian studies from Princeton in 1987, directs a two-year project that examines U.S. policies toward women in traditional societies in the Middle East and Southwest Asia. The project looks at the effectiveness of existing international and local programs that encourage the economic and civic participation of women within their local cultures.
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The Hope College Knickerbocker Theatre in downtown Holland will present the film "I've Loved You So Long" on Monday and Tuesday, April 13 and 14, and Thursday-Saturday, April 16-18, at 7:30 p.m.
Léa (Elsa Zylberstein) and Juliette (Kristin Scott Thomas) are sisters, but nearly complete strangers. Léa was still a teenager when Juliette, a doctor, was sent off to prison. Now Juliette has been released and Léa has invited her to live with her and her family. Reservations on both sides create an uncomfortable situation as Juliette adjusts to her new life and the family's strength is tested.
"I've Loved You So Long" is a Golden Globe, three-time BAFTA and five-time Cesar Award-nominated 2008 French film, in addition to many other film festival awards.
Of the film, Pete Hammond of Hollywood.com has said, "Brilliant! The must-see movie of 2008. Kristin Scott Thomas' moving and luminous performance has raw power that is almost indescribable. This transcends acting. It's life."
The film is rated PG-13 and is in French with English subtitles.
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As a huge fan of yours, I can't say I've seen you any better than at last night's halftime show at the Super Bowl. I needed a moment to take it all in – your presence was phenomenal, alluring, sexy, bold, feminine, and strong. And that was before you opened your mouth to sing a single word!
Media-wise, the world has bullied you, always comparing you to Beyonce, saying that you failed to stand next to your Destiny's Child sister in a comparable way. People questioned if you could be successful on your own as Destiny's Child split and went their separate ways. Could Kelly measure up if the stage belonged to her alone?
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Binghamton University dedicates new outdoor sculpture
M&T Bank and Binghamton University dignitaries ceremonially unveiled a sculpture honoring sportsmanship at 11 a.m. Monday, April 17, in front of the University's Events Center. A gift from M&T Bank, the sculpture, which is titled "Teamwork," symbolizes the energetic team spirit of the Binghamton University community.
Outlining five athletes running and leaping together, the sixteen-foot artwork is the creation of New York architect Patrick Curley, a principal architect with Einhorn, Yaffee & Prescott Architects who designed the University's Events Center. Created to compliment the Events Center, the design is made of a ribbon of 1/2" thick steel and can be interpreted from some viewpoints as a tower of steel, while from others, an abstract pattern that dissolves into the shape of five athletes
"Binghamton University's educational and athletic programs draw thousands of students and visitors to the region every year and this new sculpture becomes a very memorable focal point for the Events Center," said M&T Bank Regional President Glenn R. Small. "I'm proud M&T Bank was able to help the university with this campus improvement and hope the sculpture will serve as a source of inspiration for students, faculty and campus visitors for years to come."
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The sculpture was cast by the Tallix Fine Art Foundry of Beacon, New York. Examples of their architecture and restoration projects grace the American Folk Art Museum in New York City; the Poughkeepsie War Memorial; and Radio City Music Hall.


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man i dont know who i like more right now. i think the are both perfect for the wco. who would you take, and could patterson be worth a top 15 pick? i really like them both but we need pattersons speed
I think they both are terrific players and both seem like good fits in a WC offense. They are both similar in that they can make things happen with the ball in their hands. I think both could get a lot of YAC in the NFL. I'm leaning toward Patterson as the guy I'd pull the trigger on first, but I think it's a good question and should raise a good debate.
allen is the more complete receiver as of now IMO. but patterson has huge potential. allen's numbers this year would have been way better if he had a QB who could even throw the ball halfway decent. a more fair assessment of allen IMO would be his 2011 year when his qb still was garbage, but could at least get him the ball, and when the all the coverage wasn't rolled his way because cal has no one else even decent on their offense.
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Allen is a more complete receiver. He may not be the burner that Patterson is but he has much better hands & is a better route runner. A plus for both of them is they're very capable returners so if we want to save a roster spot by dropping Thigpen.
I don't know that I really consider Patterson a burner. He's got great lateral cutting ability and regularly jukes people, but there are all kinds of players out on the field actually running faster.
The reason I take a Keenan Allen over a Cordarelle Patterson every time is physicality. This is a physical game and I've seen Patterson look intimidated when defensive players get overly physical with him. Keenan Allen on the other hand seems to welcome it.
Put the two of them in a foot race and I'm not actually sure who wins that. Wouldn't be surprised if it's Allen.
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Id take Allen as of now. He is fearless across the middle and really fights for the ball in the air. I am a big fan of Patterson though as well..the YAC ability is probably some of the best in the draft.
CK I know you were high on Marquess Wilson..as was I. How much do you think his situation hurts his stock?
In the listings I'm seeing, both players are listed at 6'3; Patterson is listed at 205, and Allen is listed at 210. Allen, though, seems like the much bigger player. I think you can make a pretty strong case for both guys. Allen is the safer pick. But Patterson could do some real damage in a West Coast offense.


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Chevron Corp. should face a new trial for allegedly sanctioning beatings and shootings of Nigerian protesters in 1998 because jurors who cleared the company in 2008 were given erroneous instructions, lawyers for protesters told a federal appeals court today.
A federal court jury was told, incorrectly, that the protesters had to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that company- paid soldiers used excessive force against those who boarded Chevron's offshore oil drilling platform located nine miles offshore of the Niger Delta, said Theresa Traber, an attorney for the Nigerians and their families.
The jury should have been instructed that it was Chevron's burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the peaceful protesters, who were unarmed and running away with arms raised when shots were fired, had committed crimes that justified the type of force used by the soldiers, Traber told the three-judge appellate panel at today's hearing in San Francisco. The Nigerians were protesting over jobs and alleged environmental damage to the area.
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Two men were killed, others were shot and beaten and one man was hung by his wrists and tortured after a protest about jobs and alleged environmental damage to the area, according to a 1999 lawsuit against Chevron. Nineteen Nigerians sued the company claiming it was liable for the actions of the Nigerian soldiers it hired to provide security for the oil platform.
Chevron, the second-largest U.S. oil company, said at trial that villagers invaded the platform and held 150 workers hostage for ransom. They had knives, prevented workers from leaving the platform and threatened to set it on fire, the jury was told. The company said the soldiers acted in self defense and denied directing their conduct.
Craig Stewart, an attorney at Jones Day representing Chevron today, told the judges that the jury was given proper instructions by U.S. District Judge Susan Illston, who presided over the trial. Both sides had agreed that Nigerian law would be applied to the battery claims by protesters, he said.
"Nigerian law, like California law, like federal law, puts the burden on plaintiffs to prove that the force was excessive," Stewart said.
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