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So JDogger let's get this straight, you typed a post on here in which you referred to individuals with right wing philosophy as "virulent" in an attempt to start civil discourse. Are you kidding or what? You knew (or at least should have been smart enough to know) that using an adjective such as virulent would get such a reaction. So either you're not as smart as you think or you're not telling the truth. Either way it doesn't matter to me but come on you are smarter than that aren't you?
Thanks for proving my point there, Whiz!
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JDogger, what exactly was your point? No, not with your response to roadkill's post but your rationale for using such inflamatory language as virulent then pretending to have no idea why you get called on it. Is it your limited mental capacity or stretching of the truth? Please explain. I can't speak for roadkill but as I see it his colorful use of the English langauge and visual imagery is "spot on".
If memory serves me correct, UB is often vilified for his use of this type of language by the same people who do likewise then sit in judgement of him. Just saying.
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Ah, Egypt! Arab Spring two years ago led to the fall of military-backed Hosni Mubarak, followed by a democratically-elected fundamentalist government led by the Muslim Brotherhood, and now Egypt is back in the Army hands again. Indeed, Mubarak may be released as early as this week.
Will the turmoil in Egypt topple the oil supply chain?
I don't feel all that alarmed after reading a report authored by Credit Suisse's analysts Thomas Adolff, Edward Westlake, Arun Jayaram, and Andrey Aleev:
Egypt is more relevant for transit; it controls the Suez Canal and the SuMed pipeline. The revolution in 2011 did not have any noticeable effects on oil transits, with the army protecting critical infrastructure, while domestic production (eg Western Desert, offshore) was also not truly impacted. The impact, however, was more visible on development activities (eg approval process etc), and as such it is fair to assume that the current uncertainties may somewhat delay payments to oil companies.
Apache Corp. (APA) has the largest percentage exposure to Egypt, 20% of its 2013 production and 17% of its net-asset-value locked in Egypt.
Credit Suisse analysts seem more concerned with what will happen with Libya, which has seen its oil production down already since May/June:
Industry reports cite Libyan production has already fallen to ~600kbd, which is ~1mbd lost to various protests and disputes over security since May/June 2013.
If the conflict continues in Egypt, the number of people trying to cross into Libya may prove another issue for the Libyan government to deal with.
For now Repsol and OMV (mostly) are not affected, also as the western (richer) part sees lower social tensions (for now). Libya, however, does not have the 'Egyptian army'.
Repsol S.A. (ES:REP) has 10% of its 2013 production and 11% net-asset-value in Libya. OMV AG (AT:OMV) has 11% 2013 production and 22% net-asset-value there.
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I'm heading back to my FL next week with a chance to hunt Osceolas.
Here is the issue: The tract we are hunting has several hens who are visible almost every outing however the toms are in a stealth mode. They're not with the hens and don't gobble on the roost or on the ground whatsoever which makes locating the roost very difficult. There are coyotes around which I'm guessing is the real issue. A friend has been out a few times and just can't get any turkey talk going or any tom/jake sightings.
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Chicken, broccoli florets, cheddar cheese and bacon baked in a savory custard over a flaky pastry crust.
A hearty, dinner-sized quiche that will comfort you from the inside out.
This is a great way to transform leftovers or a rotisserie chicken into something way more delicious. Tender bites of chicken and broccoli surrounded by eggs, heavy cream Parmesan and cheddar cheese plus crispy bacon plus a buttery crust?
All together better than the sum of its parts.
We've all heard the saying "real men don't eat quiche". I don't know why or where the saying came from but if you top your quiche with crispy bacon there isn't a man on earth capable of resisting.
I can almost guarantee it.
Chicken, broccoli florets, cheddar cheese and bacon baked in a savory custard over a flaky pastry crust.
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- Fit a 9-inch deep dish pie dish with the pastry crust. Add the filling and spread out evenly.
- Whisk the eggs, heavy cream and milk together. Slowly pour over the filling. Use a spoon to make sure the filling and egg mixture is distributed evenly. Place the bacon slices over top and push them down gently into the filling.
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No, they do help in certain situations. In an open field or pasture or a open wood lot they do help you, a bird will hang up if he dosen;t see something that is making a call. In a high grass or brushy woods or a marshy area then you really don't need one because the bird is coming to your calling and your better off without one.
That's a good answer, and it raised the question in my mind: "Would you advise a novice turkey hunter to use a decoy?" I would not. I believe the novice turkey hunter is better off not using a decoy. My reasons?
[ul][*] If it is used improperly it can add an element of danger to the hunt. Starting out it's better to keep thing simple.
[*] Decoys can hurt as much as they can help, so using a decoy can add to the learning curve of the new hunter.
[*] It can become a crutch to the novice hunter -- a few successes can cause the hunter to think he's better than he is.
[*] Its best to concentrate on positioning, calling, and other aspects of turkey hunting before using a decoy. [/ul]What say you? Would you advise a novice to use a decoy? Why, or why not?


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A Byte of Python is an introductory Python text that is released under a Creative Commons license.
Hey, coffee is a health drink!
A few interesting links today:
A Byte of Python is an introductory Python text that is released under a Creative Commons license.
Hey, coffee is a health drink!
PyOpenGL: I recently came across the following error while building PyOGL on RH9.0 under both Python 2.2 and 2.3.2 warning: error while loading Togl.so: can't find package Tk 8.1 'setup.py build' worked fine, I only saw this error upon running 'setup.py install'. I'm running Tk8.3, so I don't know why it's looking for 8.1. I've built PyOGL on Mac OS X/fink and RH8.0 and have never before seen this problem. I googled the error and found a couple of other occurances of this error (e.g. here), but no suggested work arounds.
Got a response to this from Mike Fletcher, who referred me to this web page, where Craig Kaplan posts the following:
One of your brave fellow students provided her laptop in what proved to be a successful PyOpenGL linux building experience. Here are some simple instructions. They should work for, say, RedHat 8/9 and Python 2.2 or 2.3. I'll assume you're using Python2.2 for these instructions -- the substitutions for 2.3 should be obvious. 1. tar xzvf PyOpenGL-2.0.1.07.tar.gz cd PyOpenGL-2.0.1.07 python setup.py install At this point we'll get to that mysterious "can't find Tcl 8.1" error that some of you have experienced. But a lot of the files we need have already been installed. 4. Edit the file "setup/togl_setup.py". Look for the lines # make package index for tcl/tk if not dry_run: Change "if not dry_run:" to "if 0:" to disable the block of code that follows. 5. Edit the file "/usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages/OpenGL/Tk/linux2-tk8.3/pkgIndex.tcl" (the name may be slightly different for you). Add the following lines to the end of it: ------------ CUT HERE -------------- if {![package vsatisfies [package provide Tcl] 8]} {return} package ifneeded Togl 1.6.0 \ [list load [file join $dir Togl.so] Togl] ------------ CUT HERE -------------- 6. Go back to the PyOpenGL-2.0.1.07 directory and re-run "python setup.py install". This time the installation should run until the end. 7. Don't try to test that it works from within the PyOpenGL source directory -- it fails for some reason. Switch to a different directory and try "from OpenGL.Tk import *" from within a Python session. You shouldn't get any errors, and a small window should appear on the screen.
Python editors:
Found a thread on Python editors in this article. Made me think a bit about my own environment, which is Emacs with the Emacs Python Mode, which I'm happy with. But I'd be interested in an editor that supported folding, such as SciTe, Leo, or the PythonCard Editor. This Page has an extensive list and links to all editors. There's a thread here about implementing a folding mode in emacs, which is probably the way I'll have to go, since I'm too much of a mossback to change drastically.
After reading stories all year about the ascendancy of desktop linux all year, this story about IBM's plans to port MS Office to linux is one of the first that I think justifies the desktop linux hype. It is clear that to co-operate with other users, MS Office is essential. Alternatives like OpenOffice, though improving and interesting, simply are not viable yet for most non-nerd users. This is why the IBM move is a significant one. IBM has the business acumen and the corporate infrastructure to pull something like this off. I think with a real MS Office port, desktop linux is a real possibility for most computer users.
That being said, Macintosh OS X already has a compatible MS Office, and it isn't exactly taking over the desktop market, despite a look-and-feel vastly superior to either Windows or any of the Linuxes. I've been using OS X for years, and find it satisfies my Unix hacker side and my make-my-manager-happy side with ease and finese. I think functions like NetMeeting (still missing on OS X) might need to be included for a real business user to contemplate switching, tho'.
But it's an important step, maybe the most interesting news on alternatives to Windows since Apple bought NeXT and brought Steve Jobs back into the fold.
Obviously I'm not posting enough. Here are some interesting links:
C&E News reports Angstrom resolution of nanofiber growth. The work was done by (among others) Jens Norskov, a brilliant experimental/theoretical physicist in Denmark. It's a great example of how theory and experiment can work together well.
As someone who has been in too many pointless meeings, I found this article brilliant.
Good article by Mark Lutz about programming mistakes in Python.
s it just me, or does it seem like half of the *NIX packages expect prefix to be /usr, and the other half expect it to be /usr/local?
Biggles is a great plotting package for Python. I've been using the Gnuplot/python module for years, but biggles is a much cleaner, much easier to use program. Now if I could only figure out how to do double-y plots...
The PyGtk GLArea bugzilla page has again been updated. It appears that this was a problem on Linux, except that the problem manifested itself as never crashing, as opposed to OS X, which it always crashed. In any case, I think that the pygtk code can now be safely patched and committed.
For example, the following is an implementation of the Lucas-Lehmer test for Mersenne primes:
def lucas(p): "Test whether 2^p-1 is a Mersenne prime" s = 4 val = pow(2,p)-1 for i in range(3,p+1): s = (s*s-2)%val return not sUsing normal python long integers, this routine is an interesting toy, but not much else. However, with the gmpy libraries, you can grind away until your Powerbook G4 burns your lap:
def lucas_gmp(p): "Test whether 2^p-1 is a Mersenne prime" from gmpy import mpz s = mpz('4') val = pow(2,p)-1 for i in range(3,p+1): s = (s*s-2)%val return not sWay to go, Alex and Gustavo!
Nova episode on Mars Spirit Just watched the recent Nova episode on the recentMars Spirit landing. Almost didn't watch it, since I thought I knew everything about the mission, but was incredibly moved by the episode. If you haven't seen it, track it down.
Pie-thon You just have to love the Pie-Thon which pits the Python interpreter against Parrot, which started as an April Fools Joke. Guido doesn't seem to be particularly worried, but he may be suprised. What's good for Python is good for me, and this is very good for python.
Hydrogen economy criticized? The current issue of the The Utne Reader has a reprint of an article by David Morris from Alternet critical of the hydrogen economy (paid subscription required, but the author voices similar views here.
One of the central points of Morris' criticism is that the hydrogen economy is not in general a renewable technology, and that lots of hydrocarbons will need to be reformed to produce hydrogen gas. But one thing that Morris fails to take into account is that methane is currently a waste product of petroleum drilling: lots of methane is produced by drilling for oil, but since methane is a gas, and thus expensive to transport, it is usually flared at the oil field rather than being used for fuel. Despite a great deal of effort in the chemical community via Fischer-Tropsch catalysis or low-temperature methane-to-methanol catalysts, there is still no efficient way of using methane produced in this manner other than reforming to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide ("town gas" or "syn gas").
Reforming may not be the ultimate answer, but if you're going to release the carbon from methane into the atmosphere, why not get some energy out of it first?
Thank the god of your choice for things like LEGO Mindstorms that, by making programming fun, and by giving tangible benefits of that programming to everyday people, introduce many more people to programming than ever would otherwise see the insides of a piece of software.
Robocode over at IBM dev works has the same idea in a pure software approach. When my son is ten I'll probably look for something like this to teach him programming with.
I also really like what the people over at VPython are doing.
I highly recommend the article from David Pogue available here.
Ironically, today's Dilbert strip touches on a similar issue.
Both of these touch on what Pogue calls passive agressive robbery, the fact that if there are problems with a rebate, or a billing to a health care provider, that most people will only pursue the issue so far.
I've been burned by this time and again. I stopped shopping at Circuit City because twice now I've bought items counting on a rebate that never came through. I think that this will be an increasingly common problem.
Read Terry Pratchett's Night Watch the other weekend. Perhaps the best Pratchett book thus far, which is saying a lot. You would need to read a few of the City Watch books before reading that one (The Fifth Elephant is where I started), but, if you have, I highly recomment it.
We seem to have a glut of Python documentation tools: pydoc, which comes bundled with Python, HappyDoc, and PythonDoc (an implementation of JavaDoc for Python. Anyone care to compare and contrast for me?
A follow-up on my earlier post today regarding VRML, since I was interrupted by a meeting and had to end the post early...
"Cortona" is the name of the former cosmoviewer, and can be downloaded from the ParallelGraphics web page.
I received one email pointing out X3D. A good article on X3D is available here. IMHO, there are impressive improvements (XML, nurbs) in X3D, it *deserves* to succeed, and I would love to see it happen, but I also remember the lack of response to VRML, and have a feeling we won't be seeing a web3d revolution anytime soon.
But I hope I'm wrong...
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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THE PALM BEACH COUNTY BAR participated in the Annual Kozyak Minority Mentoring Picnic in Hialeah. The picnic provides minority law students the opportunity to network with lawyers and judges throughout the state and to be paired with a mentor. Shortly before the picnic, the entire board of directors for the PBCBA committed to serve as minority mentors. "We are hopeful that the PBCBA board's commitment to serve as mentors will assist minority law students who have an interest in Palm Beach County and show that PBCBA is 100 percent committed to embracing diversity in its legal community," said Adam Rabin, PBCBA's president. Immediate Past President John Howe added: "Getting to know young law students at the picnic helps me know that I am doing more than just my job. It's rewarding that I am able to reach out and help someone with his or her promising legal career." The Kozyak Mentoring Foundation provides assistance and support to minorities interested in pursuing legal careers, mentoring programs, networking opportunities, and limited financial aid. The foundation takes primary responsibility for finding experienced lawyers and judges to mentor minority law students at every law school in Florida. "Our board's willingness to serve as minority mentors is a testament to our bar's belief in promoting lawyer diversity within our community," said Sia Baker-Barnes, Palm Beach County Bar Association's co-chair for its Diversity and Inclusion Committee. From the left are Sarah Shullman, Edrick Barnes, Baker-Barnes, Rabin, W. Mason, Jessica Callow Mason, Chioma Deere, and Joseph Lee.
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Seriously. Did this photographer do anything to this couple except live and let live? Did the Boy Scouts do anything except be the same organization they'd been for a century? Are pastors in Canadian churches who are hauled in front of civil rights tribunals for preaching historic Christian doctrine doing anything to hurt gays? No. No. and No. You can take it to the bank. This is naked intimidation and coercion. That couple didn't want pictures. They wanted a Christian to submit to their whims.
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Lawyer for New Mexico photographer: Forcing her to work at a gay wedding violates her right of free expression
posted at 4:21 pm on August 23, 2013 by Allahpundit
The comments to Jazzs post this morning have been raging all day so I figured thered be interest in hearing directly from her spokesman. Most people, me included, approach this issue from the standpoint of free exercise of religion. If she disapproves of gay marriage because of her faith and the state tells her to ignore her faith and work the wedding anyway, well, then, free exercise aint as free as one would think. But thats probably a nonstarter; read Dale Carpenters post at the Volokh Conspiracy to see why. He, Eugene Volokh, and the Cato Institute filed an amicus brief in this case siding with the photographer but free exercise was one of their minor arguments. Under Supreme Court precedent, as long as a law isnt deliberately targeted at religion, you cant plead free exercise if it happens to interfere with your religion. The New Mexico Supreme Court found that the states antidiscrimination law isnt targeted, so thats that.
But what about a free speech claim instead? Photography isnt just any ol profession, says Carpenter. Its an art, and art necessarily involves expression, in which case we have a problem. Rod Dreher elaborates:
There is simply no way not to see photography as an art. The New Mexico court disagreed. New Mexico does not have same-sex marriage; the ruling was not on marriage law, but anti-discrimination law. Still, the importance of this ruling is that its another example of courts establishing in jurisprudence that homosexuality is exactly like race for purposes of non-discrimination that is, that the only reason to discriminate against homosexuals is irrational animus, as the US Supreme Court has been holding.
I would have granted First Amendment protection to an artist wishing to discriminate on the basis of race, or any other protected category. To compel a writer, photographer, painter, composer, or what have you, to put her talent into the service of something that violates their conscience is a serious wrong. If a gay photographer believed in good conscience that he could not photograph the wedding of Christian fundamentalists, then I think he absolutely should have the right to refuse, on First Amendment grounds.
When I worked as an editorial writer for The Dallas Morning News, from time to time I had to write editorials taking a position I didnt believe in, because that was the boards decision. That was fine; it was part of the job. But I told my editor early on that I could not, in conscience, write an editorial supporting abortion rights, which the paper backs.
Maybe thats a potential compromise position for the U.S. Supreme Court. Mundane professions have no constitutional exemption from an antidiscrimination law, but a profession that involves a viewpoint literally, in the case of photography gets First Amendment protection. Thats not a ruling thatd satisfy everyone, but itd at least vindicate the principle that you cant be compelled to adopt anothers perspective, even if youre being compensated for it.
Im honestly surprised that theres no serious movement afoot to pass a constitutional amendment that would build a broader right of religious conscientious objection into the Free Exercise Clause. Theres massive support for the photographers position, per Rasmussens poll last month. Social conservative leaders like Mike Huckabee occasionally mention the Federal Marriage Amendment, but thats going nowhere given solid opposition on the left and federalist opposition among the libertarian right. Thered be opposition to this one too, of course gay-rights supporters would warn that a right of conscientious freedom would lead to people claiming exemption from all sorts of laws, and theyd probably seize the opportunity to push for some sort of offsetting constitutional amendment for gay marriage. Still, though: 85 percent support for the photographer in the Ras poll. And the more people learn the specifics of this case, how the gay couple sued her even though theyd found another photographer and then won attorneys fees from her(!) on top of it, the more sympathetic theyll be. This is where the political action will be come 2016 in pushing back against gay marriage, I expect.
Its OK to shove perversions down peoples throat[no pun intended} but its not OK to mention God unless your behind closed doors. Funny how it used to be the opposite.
according to God ,,its pretty sick behavior,,,God didn't invent it ,,,perverted minds made it acceptable behavior. This world distorts good and glorifies the crap.
Hate the sin but love the sinner. The results are very destructive to the family unit. And the family is the strength of a nation.
oops ,,,sorry I said the word 'God" didn't mean to offend any one.
Ha ha he he
Actually I don't understand ,,,can you explain.
Ah yes the Vicar of Christ
here is a neat little ditty,,how many ways can you define him.
More than likely just an incredible amount of coincidences,,,probably doesn't mean any thing.
Born and raised actually. Unfortunately biblical research took me in a different direction. My whole family is and I love them and think only the best of them and any other catholic that keeps God in their heart and strive to do what is Godly.. God looks on the heart and not the denomination. Judas Iscariot was once a great man ,,then he fell and didn't get back up,,,,Paul was once a Son of a bitch that had christians murdered and then repented and became one of the most influential men in the bibleQuote:
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Hi, Bob...welcome from NM.
How are your birds for responding to locator calls? Our Merriams here are very vocal on the roost, both in the mornings and evenings. I always start out by finding the gobblers with roost locating tactics, and then proceed from there. Locate the gobblers, set up close before daylight in the mornings and try to call them off the roost first thing. If that fails, and if I have a lot of country to hunt, I'm runnin' and gunnin' for the rest of the day until late afternoon. At that point, it is back to the roost areas located and try to call in the gobblers going back to roost.
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NFL Media draft analyst Mike Mayock ranked Buffalo edge player Khalil Mack first amongst draft-eligible linebackers.
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The MMQB's Peter King writes the Ravens and Titans "would be happy to move down" from picks No. 16 and No. 18, respectively.
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I collect one cup teapots - so I thought I'd do a layout featuring some of them - took some time to photograph and extract them - but it was fun to do.
LOVE this - what a great page and wonderful photos. Not-to-mention your gorgeous collection! I enjoyed your interesting journaling and really like your pretty background, too! Super layout.
I'm so glad you showed us some of your one-cup tea pots! They are delightful! And I love how you've stacked them on top of one another. You did amazing extractions, too -- great job. The description of tea etiquette is a hoot! Thanks for sharing this lovely layout.
Wowie! That WOULD have taken ages... but well worth it!!! You did a wonderful job showcasing your gorgeous little one cuppers... what a great collecion and useful too! I like the idea to include the tea embellishments and I love the etiquette for tea drinking... wonderfully inspired and oh so pretty... We like it! (sorry for poor Royal 'WE" joke....)!
My goodness! What a labor of love! You did a fabulous job extracting and arranging them.
I actually have a one-cup pot in the Redoute pattern you show. Your journaling is fun, and easy to read. great design. Thanks for joining in the chat and doing an I Love London layout!
I actually have a one-cup pot in the Redoute pattern you show. Your journaling is fun, and easy to read. great design. Thanks for joining in the chat and doing an I Love London layout!
Love your collection of tea pots. Wonderful information too, I knew alot of it but not all. That is the perfect background to show case your pots. Wonderful layout.
I'm sure they must have had bed jackets on while being 'abed and bare-breasted' I hope so. If I had the space, then that is the one thing I would love to collect, teapots. They are so pretty. I love your collection and the very interesting page you put together. Very clever.
LOVE your collection of teapots! And your layout is just fabulous! Sooooooo "arty" and so creative! LOVE it!
Oh my goodness Andrea I love this layout --- I love your informational journaling AND great extractions on your beautiful teapot collection.
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Hearty Tex-Mex Style ChiliOur ground beef-and-pinto bean chili is a hearty, south-of-the-border classic. Perfectly seasoned with fresh jalape±o peppers, cumin, and GOYA« seasonings, itÆs medium spicy, and maximum tasty!
Top with chopped onion, Monterey Jack cheese, and a dollop of sour cream for a sensational, all-season crowd-pleaser.
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Total time: 1 hr., 50 min.
2 tbsp. GOYA« Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 medium onion, chopped (about 1 cup)
Į green bell pepper, chopped (about Į cup)
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2 tsp. GOYA« Minced Garlic or 4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1 lb. ground beef (80% lean)
GOYA« Adobo All-Purpose Seasoning with Pepper, to taste
1 tbsp. chili powder
1 tbsp. finely chopped fresh cilantro
1 tbsp. ground cumin
1 can (28 oz.) whole tomatoes, chopped
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1 packet Saz¾n GOYA« with Coriander and Annatto
1 can (15.5 oz.) GOYA« Pinto Beans, or GOYA« Low-Sodium Pinto Beans, undrained
Shredded Monterey jack cheese (optional)
Sour cream (optional)
Finely chopped white onions (optional)
|Heat oil in medium, heavy-bottomed pot over medium-high heat. Add onions, peppers and garlic; cook until vegetables are soft, stirring occasionally, about 8 minutes. Season meat with Adobo. Add meat to the pot, breaking into small pieces with a wooden spoon. Cook until browned, stirring occasionally, about 8 minutes. Stir in chili powder, cilantro and cumin; cook until fragrant, about 1 minute more.
|Add 1 cup water, chopped tomatoes (with liquid), beef bouillon and Saz¾n to pot. Bring tomato mixture to boil. Lower heat to medium-low and simmer, uncovered, until mixture thickens and flavors come together, stirring occasionally, about 1 hour. Stir in beans. Cook until heated through, about 15 minutes more.
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Control the Spiciness in your Pot of Chili
A good rule of thumb when working with a spicy chile, like a jalape±o: The finer you dice the pepper, the more surface area is exposed, and in turn, the more of the spicy oils it releases. Here, we roughly chop the pepper which creates a medium spicy effect. For an even hotter end product, cut the pieces into a very fine dice. Care for a mild, background spice? Keep the chile whole, and fish it out at the end.


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Well, decided to give gnome 2.4 a try. This proved to be rather entertaining, as the last time I attempted to build gnome by source was many years ago, and that required much hacking just to get the thing to pretend to build. Gave garnome a try, and that seemed to work pretty well, though several packages needed some persistent prodding before they wanted to work on my rh7.3 workstation. Now just have to wait and see how painful this will be under osx. Also, in regards to all of the recent gnome-blog traffic in the recentlog, I was surprised to have it die randomly after hardly any text entry. I'll stick with mozilla and safari for now.
Got around to starting on some DocBook stuff for sh, which also proved to be interesting. Most of it is behaving quite well, except I seem to be getting duplicated description entries from referenced source. I've not seen this before, and don't see anything obvious looking at the parser. This needs more investigation. Oddly enough, this seems to only occur on certain source files, and is completely isolated to the description, as all other fields are parsed correctly. Most irritating.
Minor other work on the sh tree. Added in compatability hooks for the old ISA DMA API to wrap to the SH DMA API, which did a pretty decent job of outlining a lot of the limitations with the old API on this particular hardware. However, for anyone wanting less-than-exciting single-address DMA transfers without hacking things for the new API, this seems to work just fine. We also now do proper cpu flag reporting as well as some cache reporting in cpuinfo, though nothing particularly exciting.


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Just checking in to see if anyone has the 411 on the new expansion set. I heard it was coming out in November but don't know the "exact" release date.
What ever it is I'm sure WOTC and their retailers will drag their feet on this one like they did for the Sith Rising set.


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icdedturkes wrote:Or you could just pony up for a Lucky Weasel pattern analyzer which will give you your true turkey factor based on how many ways a turkey head can fit in a 15 inch circle.
That is pretty cool but in the same respects completely overboard.
I would like to nominate kygobbler to buy this and then we all send our guns to him for testing. Free of charge of course.


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I get a kick out of reading these!
Some I recognize as direct quotes from films, others are jokes that I get, and then there are some that I . . . uh . . . don't really get.
And so I ask, what is your inspiration for these bits?
I borrowed mine from the documentary, From Star Wars to Jedi. I always laugh at the Jabba operator who states that "The smoke from this cigar is for Jabba. If I was drinking for him, it'd be the perfect job." It served as a running joke with some friends years ago in high school.
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Today we set off for the beach, with Elizabeth and little Jillian. The journey took about 6 hours and was pretty uneventful, except for our stop at Subway and the fact that i got the cool job of entertaining Jillian! She is soo cute!
We arrived around tea time, were welcomed by Elizabeths mum and dad, Carolyn and Bobby and there two dogs, then went for a walk along the lovely beach. Edisto beach is lovely, completely untouched, with pretty little beach houses all on stilts and the beach full of amazing shells. Took a trip to the one and only grocery store - piggly wiggly to stock up on essentials, ie beer and biscuits!
Then we were in for a real treat
We then spent the rest of the evening drinking beer, chatting to everyone and watching the big american football game on TV. Southern hospitality is amzing!
Day 2
Spent the day in pretty little Charleston! (after our amzing breakfast of shrimp and grits! - grits in case you are wonderng are a porridge like thing made with corn and a breakfast delicacy of the south - and i have to point out that after trying many more grits, carolyns were the best by far) Elizabeth was kind enough (and mad enough!) to lend Neil her SUV so we could go exploring.
Charleston was an amzing little place, full of beautiful colonnial houses and a colourful market. We were naughty and enjoyed a huge plate of spicy wings for lunch, oh and a beer of course
Then went off to explore the water front, with its even bigger houses and cool park full of cannons. It saw many a civil war battle in its time. Neil had fun bird-watching!! Yes bird=watching you heard me right, there were some seriously cool birds though, including a fat fluffy thing, and cute little yellow ones! Had a really chilled day, Neil didn't make me walk miles and miles and he even let me rest reguarly!
We needed a drink, so went for an ice cream!!!!! We were looking for somwhere for a drink, as it was hot and sunny, but when we spotted Maggie Moos, and ice cream parlor, we couldn't resist!!! Can you blame us? Had an amzing hand mixed cheescake icecream, with fresh strawberries and raspberries, neil had some over-indulgent strwberries thing with cookies, fudge, strwberries and free raspberries (casue the guy put them in by accident!)
Then we chilled by the rectangulat colonial pond watching the flying fish!
Back at Edisto beach, we were treated to another fantastic supper of shrimp creole!! Its lovely to be spoilt and get all these fab opportunities. Elizabeths friend came over and we spent man hours discussing the rights and wrongs of USA over a few glasses of wine! Unfortunately Elizabeth had to go to bed early as Jillian wasn't feeling too good
Day 3
Spent a day chilling and playing about on the beach. It was sooooo nice to not have anywhere to go or anything we had to do or see!
Went down ther beach mid-morning after we finally got up and headed to the beach. Neil played in the sea as he likes to do, like a big kid! Have to admit it was funny when he beached himself on the shore and let the waves wash over him! He did end up with shorts full of sand though!!! I joined him for a while as well as reading my book and catching up with my diary which was weeks behind! We played a little frisbee while we dryed off - it was another lovely day. We then showered and walked down to subway for lunch.
Had to go back and then get the car to get more beer cos i forgot the passports (you can't buy beer out here without id, no matter how old you are!)
Sat and chilled in the shade of the house, in the swing and hammock with a few beers for the rest of the afternoon. Neil did a spot of shoe cleaning and sewing!
In the evening we were treated to another feast of spaghetti bolognaise, and lovely bread curtesy of another of Elizabeths friends who had come to visit
Day 4
Today we had to leave - boo hoo! I was sad to say goodbye, but made sure we enjoyed our last morning playing frisbee and messing about on the beach before we left. Even got to chill in the hammock for a while! Had left over shrimp creole for lunch, then said our goodbyes. Thanks Carolyn and Bobby for your hospitality we had an amazing time.
The drive back seemed long and tiring. Neither me or Jillian were feelng well, both full of colds - not sure who the culprit was! Neil helped with the drining, and eventually we got home safe and well. Rufus and Ellie were home to great us (they are soo soft - and thats from me who doesn't even like dogs!), and Paul had cooked us lovely lasagne for tea!
Had fn chats, then Paul and Elizabeth headed off to bed and we messed on the internet for hours - got to keep you folks entertaned right?


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A 12" section of the forum is just what the doctor ordered. Very much appreciated.
Will you be moving the 12" threads here or should we feel free to start them over?
A 12" section of the forum is just what the doctor ordered. Very much appreciated.
Will you be moving the 12" threads here or should we feel free to start them over?
My wife treats me like an ATM machine. She pushes my buttons until I give her money.
I've started moving some of the 12" threads in this section from the forums that I mod. You need to change the date to start from the beginning as these have been several months old. I'll try to search for more and move them as I find them!
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Glad you like it, it's been a lot of work (and nagging ) but it'll be fun to see. Like ACPin points out, some threads will be older than your viewing point, so you may want to set your viewing dates back.
I'll move some from various sections as well, but if I miss one, LMK.
UPDATE - I added a bunch from Saga Toys, but I only went back a month and a half (30 pages!). If you guys wanna find me more threads to move, everybody using this thread will appreciate that... especially me.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Yeah, thanks. I'll probably check the board more often than any other.
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Now on my next day off I can get some shots of my Darth Maul body swap when it's done with directions to show you guys how to do it.
Oh, and there's Mace as well...
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Here's images of DC Universe Classics - Series III.
The 5th figure is Deathstroke: The Terminator. No pics of him.
As for the BAF, it's still unrevealed but supposedly it's Solomon Grundy.
Here's images of DC Universe Classics - Series III.
The 5th figure is Deathstroke: The Terminator. No pics of him.
As for the BAF, it's still unrevealed but supposedly it's Solomon Grundy.
AGENTS OF ATLAS - Returns in Early 2009.
Guess the BAF of Grundy is more than just a rumor.
AGENTS OF ATLAS - Returns in Early 2009.
Aww yeah! Six of my most favorite characters in one handy assortment! That Nightwing looks wicked; way better than the last version Mattel has kept trying to force on us for the past couple years!
Interesting that Hal's outfit (at least as shown here) is the classic Neal Adams version rather than the current design - maybe the chase figure will have that outfit? I'm definitely going to be needing both! They're surely not going to pass up the opportunity to give us the Sinestro Corps version of Sinestro either. As much as I love the classic depiction of Sinestro, I think I actually prefer the modern version. I could see them doing chase variants of both ring slingers.
Holy good God, Grundy looks awesome!
The breakdown on these DC figures seems, so far, better than Hasbro's Marvel Legends (or the second half of ToyBiz's run on ML, for that matter). This is a cool BAF, made up of five cool figures. My least favorite in the bunch is Deathstroke, but I don't dislike him, and he's no "Who the hell is that?" not-quite Legend like X23.
(Yeah, I know who X23 is now, but she's not a legend, and I had no clue who she was when I had to buy her to finish Apocalypse.)
That's my jacket!
Someone posted a scan from the same magazine that Grunday came from. Now you can see Deathstroke as well. I'm tempted by the Titans related characters. Can't wait to see the upcoming Beast Boy. Hopefully they'll make a Kid Devil.
AGENTS OF ATLAS - Returns in Early 2009.
I only own 3 DCSH figures but Hal Jordan will make it 4!
For those that collect the JLU animated figures, the Grodd set is starting to show up at Targets - I found mine last saturday. Plus the Mr. Miracle 3 pack with Darkseid and Orion is starting to show up, also at Targets.
Sinestro & GL look amazing, total winners there. Sinestro has a lantern accessory? Fantastic! And that assures us GL will too (their hand poses lock that in).
Nightwing & Robin look ok, but way too beefy for my tastes, I'll likely pass.
Grundy looks good, I kinda wanted him to be wider like the JLU version, but this works well for what it is.
Deathstroke looks really good, they nailed that figure.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Nobody of wave 3 interests me, so i'll skip it.
I also got a surprise in the mail today via the UPS: DC Universe wave 1!!!
Pardon the poor picture quality. They look great on my phone, but here they look iffy; it's also due to my iffy monitor; either way, better than nothing. I'm hoping to have better pics posted soon as my bro is in town with his digital camera.
The current pics don't do the sculpts justice as they're AMAZING. This could be one of my favorite Batman sculpts/figures I've ever had. Very VERY awesome!! This line is off to a VERY great start.
"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"
Reviews of the Penguin, Batman and Etrigan up at Michael Crawford's: http://www.mwctoys.com/REVIEW_122107a.htm
Odd packaging, but I like it alot better than the DCSH packaging, especially the purple card version with the giant star on the bubble; it reminded me too much of Power Rangers.
"Hokey packaging and ancient gimmicks are no match for good detail on your figure, kid."
"I am a Klingot from Oklahoma in human boy form."
"We came, we saw, we conquered... We, woke up!"


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A merry christmas to everybody. As a little present for musicians, I started a rewrite of the sndfile plugin that had not been ported from gstreamer-0.10. The new version will not be consist of
sfsrc and
sfsink, but instead of
sfdec and
sfenc. For now
sfdec exists, it can read a bunch of formats that we did not have support in gstreamer so far - xi, sds, 8svx/16sv, w64, ... and it works with playbin and co. I'll need to collect more test files to test all features. I'll also write the encoder/muxing part next.
libsnd file has good support for audio files that are used as instruments. There are quite a ew things that I can't map to gstreamer yet:
- base note - could be a tag
- loops - could be a special toc edition, but that sounds like a little abuse, some form of edit-list support would probably be better
- envelopes (e.g. a volume envelope)
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Web Stories
New Republic editor to discuss war on terror, Feb. 7
Posted February 5, 2002; 01:43 p.m.
Peter Beinart, editor of The New Republic, will give a lecture on How Liberals Can Better Win the War on Terror at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, in the Whig Hall Senate Chamber.
Beinart writes TRB, a column in The New Republic, and is a contributor to Newsweek, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Atlantic Monthly. His columns since Sept. 11 have examined various aspects of the war on terror, including the need for nation building as a response to terrorism, India-Pakistan relations and the many responses to the conflict in the United States.
The lecture is sponsored by the Princeton Committee Against Terrorism , a student activist group established in response to the tragedies of Sept. 11, and the American Whig-Cliosophic Society , Princetons student debating organization.
For more information, contact Eric Wang at (609) 986-7648 or email@example.com .
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You can set your browser to private browsing and have it clear history and cookies when you close it. You can also prohibit third party tracking cookies. The downside is your favorite sites won't remember you because the cookie containing the information was purged. Upgrade your browsers so you get the latest security patches and features. Google Chrome is a nice browser that is pretty secure, fast, and easy to use.
If you really care about privacy, use an anomizing, encrypting proxy to hide your IP address. This is how Chinese citizens get around the goverment internet filters.
This topic of chips worries me and I wouldn't want the powers that be to have one in or on anyone in the World. That said.........while I was writing this 3 neighbor kids just went past out front window. Wish their parents knew where they were ! Then they went north got near our trail camera and paused to the left of it so it would not take their picture. I figure the trail camera is no longer safe. I still don't want chips on the kids though.


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OK watchdogs...time to start watching in your state for the attacks. You
may want to pass this info around so we can have a lot of eyes on it. If
you belong to a club of any sort, be sure to pass the info to them.
Heads up!
Stock up!
Remember how Obama said that he wasn't going to take your guns?
Well, it seems that his minions and allies in the anti-gun world have no
problem with taking your ammo!
The bill that is being pushed in 18 states (including Illinois and
Indiana ) requires all ammunition to be encoded by the manufacture
a data base of all ammunition sales. So they will know how much you buy
and what calibers. Nobody can sell any ammunition after June 30, 2009
unless the ammunition is coded.
Any privately held uncoded ammunition must be destroyed by July 1, 2011.
(Including hand loaded ammo.) They will also charge a .05 cent tax on
round so every box of ammo you buy will go up at least $2.50 or more!
If they can deprive you of ammo they do not need to take your gun!
This legislation is currently pending in 18 states:
Alabama , Arizona , California , Connecticut , Hawaii , Illinois , Indiana
Kentucky , Maryland , Mississippi , Missouri , New Jersey , New York ,
Pennsylvania , Rhode Island , South Carolina , Tennessee , and Washington .
To find more about the anti-gun group that is sponsoring this legislation
and the specific legislation for each state, go to:
And of course, criminals will abide by this law too. Wake up America !!!


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Face-blurring comes into focus for journalists
This week, YouTube announced a feature that should catch the eye of video journalists and bloggers working in dangerous conditions. After uploading a video to YouTube, you can now deploy a "blur faces" post-production tool that, in theory, should disguise the visual identity of everyone on the screen. The Hindu newspaper has an excellent how-to guide for their readers.


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Poverty in America to be discussed, April 10
Posted April 6, 2006; 09:38 p.m.
A panel discussion to address poverty issues in America is set for 4:30 pm Monday, April 10, in 2 Robertson Hall.
The speakers will be: Leigh Schmidt, professor of religion; Tom Breidenthal, dean of religious life; Rabbi Julie Roth, director of the Center for Jewish Life; and Imam Hamad Ahmad Chebli of the Islamic Society of Central New Jersey.
The panel is part of an series sponsored by the Katrina Project, which seeks to raise awareness of economic inequalities in America.


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E-mu Vintage Pro
The Vintage Pro takes the concepts from the Vintage Keys and packages it in another great single-space rack module with the same features and capabilities as E-mu's Proteus 2000, Virtuoso 2000, Orbit 3, and Turbo Phatt sound modules. It comes full of classic synthesizer sounds of the '60's, '70's and '80's. This includes analog and digital synths, FM synths, Hammond organs, Wurlitzer EPs, etc. According to E-mu, there are over 30 classic keyboards from ARP to Yamaha within the sample-based ROM of the Vintage Pro for easy and authentic recreation and emulation of these sounds.
It features 128-voice polyphony and 32 MIDI channels allowing it to handle even your most complex MIDI sequences. It ships with a whopping 32 MB of sample ROM memory which is expandable up to 128 MB using the internal ROM slots! The sounds it ships with are from the brand-new "Classic Keyboards" sound-set, offering you 1,536 presets (1,024 ROM, 512 user). You can shape and edit these sounds with over 100 synthesis parameters per preset! There are E-mu's expressive multi-mode resonant filters on-board, plus four real-time controls allow you to access any of up to 12 parameters, giving you instant control over your sounds right from the front-face of the module. You'll also find two sets of extra outputs, digital output and another MIDI port as well.
Current E-mu sound modules ship with one 32 MB sound-set each, but are expandable up to 128 MB via three additional slots for 32 MB expansion cards. The Vintage Pro ships with the "Classic Keyboards" sound-set which features actual samples from the Hammond B-3, Wurlitzer EP, Fender Rhodes, Hohner Clavinet, Farfisa, Mellotron, Moogs, Prophets, Oberheim OBX, Jupiter, Juno, 808, 909, ARPs, DX7, CP70, Matrix, SH101, TB303, E-mu Modular, Fairlight, and many more. Other cards include (ranging from $249 to $395):
- 9061: Siedlaczek Orchestra 32 MB ROM.
- 9062: Pure Phatt 32 MB ROM - standard in Mo'Phatt, MP-7 and MK-6.
- 9063: Beat Garden 32 MB ROM - standard in Orbit 3.
- 9082: Protozoa 16 MB ROM - standard in Proteus 1, 2, 3.
- 9083: Definitive B-3 32 MB ROM - standard in B-3.
- 9084: Techno Synth Construction Yard 32 MB ROM - standard in Orbit 3.
- 9085: Orchestral Session Vol. 1 32 MB ROM - standard in Virtuoso 2000.
- 9086: Orchestral Session Vol. 2 32 MB ROM - standard in Virtuoso 2000.
- 9087: World Expedition 32 MB ROM - standard in Planet Earth.
- 9088: Sounds of the ZR featuring the Perfect Piano 32 MB ROM - standard in Ensoniq Halo.
- 9089: X-Lead 32 MB ROM - standard in Xtreme Lead-1, XL-7 and XK-6.
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Are you looking to buy or sell a E-mu Vintage Pro? Post an ad in Gear For Sale or a request in Gear Wanted. For spare parts and repair services check out Gear Services & Other Goods. Our forums also has a Buyer's Guide section where you can ask for advice on buying synthesizers.
- Demos & Media
The Emu Vintage Pro some sample sounds
Manual - Download the original owner's manual from SoundProgramming.net.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 128 voices
- Oscillators - 32MB ROM "Classic Keyboards" Sound Set (expandable to 128 MB), four 16-bit DACs per voice
- LFO - 17 types including tri, saw, random
- Filter - 128 (50 types including hi,low bandpass with resonance) per voice
- Effects - dual stereo-effects processor with 29 reverbs types, 15 delay types, 8 chorus types, 7 flange types, 5 distortion types
- Keyboard - None
- Memory - 1536 Presets (1024 ROM, 512 RAM)
- Control - MIDI (32 multitimbral parts)
- Date Produced - 2002
- Websites of Interest
- Shop for Keyboards, MIDI & Gear
Guitar Center: Synths and MIDI
Sweetwater: Hot items in Keyboars section
The Musician's Friend: Keyboard gear
AMS: Brand synths and accessories
The Woodwind & Brasswind Store
music123.com: Synth Blow Out Deal Section
zZounds: Keyboards and MIDI equipment
- Resources & Credits
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To reduce the fat in each serving by about 6 grams, substitute turkey sausage for the Italian sausage and use Grands!® reduced-fat buttermilk biscuits instead of the regular ones.
The calzones can be assembled up to 2 hours ahead. Be sure the sausage filling is completely cooled before filling the dough. Cover the calzones and refrigerate until you're ready to bake them.
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Simpler "Hello World" Demonstrated In C 582
An anonymous reader writes "Wondering where all that bloat comes from, causing even the classic 'Hello world' to weigh in at 11 KB? An MIT programmer decided to make a Linux C program so simple, she could explain every byte of the assembly. She found that gcc was including libc even when you don't ask for it. The blog shows how to compile a much simpler 'Hello world,' using no libraries at all. This takes me back to the days of programming bare-metal on DOS!"


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remember not to long ago when they were the leagues best CB tandem? LMAO
remember not to long ago when they were the leagues best CB tandem? LMAO
It's really wild to think one of the MEAN reason why we "Doubled-Up" on the selection of those two players at their respective positions was to avoid just this.
This thread title is misleading. I thought for sure I would be reading about a bad experience in the backseat of a monte carlo.
Vontae is awesome, nothing but great memories of him playing db for us. He will be really really good.
Sean Smith I got nothing but horrible memories. I hate his play.
The way they play the game couldn't be more opposite.
I wish we didn't give up VD and instead traded Smith but oh well. I think VD if motivated will still be an above average cornerback. Smith is hopeless that guy is a *****, he doesn't like to tackle and I don't even remember his last interception.
VD can be a monster if he gets his head right. Hopefully a change of scenery helps his career. Too much talent to go to waste.
SS is an extremely average CB who has hit his ceiling.
Vontae is pretty good. He'll have a solid career if he can get his head on straight. Sean Smith sucks.
VD was a good player for us and has more upside - he can make picks, force fumbles and is very good in run support/tackles well. He's a bit immature in my view. I wish we still had him but oh well.
Smith, I feel like all I do is write about how much I think this guy sucks. Can't make a play when it matters. In fact, can't make a play, period. Has not made a single game changing / momentum changing play for us in 4 seasons. On the other hand, he's made plenty of those for the other team. A complete sack of crap. I don't want him if he was willing to take league minimum. Simply because he's just not "one of MY guys" - I mean, football is about hitting, catching the ball and scoring. He doesn't do any of those things well. In my opinion, he also suffers from "Wannstedt-itis" - the ability to repeatedly come up small in big moments, snatch defeat from the jaws of victory, turn a sure-fire good play into a bad one - you know, that kind of thing.
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Who freaking cares 2009 draft class=bust as far as our future is concerned!
The above post is not subject to penalty under the TOS I declare the Hayden Fox defense. " It is impossible for the staff to know my context therefore I cannot be penalized"
I remember being very optimisitc about this duo when they were rooks. What a shame, this organization couldn't do anything write the last decade +.
A wise man once told me: "Sometimes when you close your eyes, you can't see."


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i always appreciate dave's state-of-the-internet thoughts. he's really right, it sucked in the dotcom era, and now we're moving to a more (corporate-)free and fun net. driven by those that love it, not those that love the cash alone.
as an example, i think i'm correct in saying that most of the people here are like me. not making that much cash doing free software. since money isn't a big issue, we survive the funding drought and push the internet to its next level. lots of 'new' coming out finally. p2p being an obvious example.
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Happy Birthday!!! I was waiting a little bit, in other parts of the world Debian is already celebrating, now people from Brazil (and also UTC-0300) can join the party! Last Saturday our Debian User Group celebrate the Debian Anniversary with a big barbecue, sports and good conversations during the entire afternoon! Next Saturday (19.August) different Debian User Groups in Brazil will coordinate the Debian Day in different cities at the same time. Have fun! 13 years of Debian and counting! :-)
In a quick note, I'm still moving ahead with my NM. I have to fix a few points on my packages (and I'm still waiting my sponsor -- Hi Otavio! -- to upload a couple of packages). And I have a few more to work on, I hope I find the time in the next days.
[Random Stuff]
At Monday (14.August) night (20h 00min UTC-0300) I visit (pt_BR) a very small city in the state I live in Brazil. They invited me to speak about Debian and Free Software for a group of students and also for locals. It was a nice talk and one of the things that got my attention is the number of women interested, of course, I told them to visit the Debian Women Project (which reminds me that I need to translate the site -- and lots of other files). Back to the work!


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So my roommate has been ****ing with the breakers. Im mad as hell and he cant figure out the breakers he ****ed. **** this man. Im too drink to deal with this. I swear to ****ing jah my roommates cannot handle alcohol. They are like 8 year old children the moment they begin to drink. Im ****ing pissed. Who gets drunk and ****s with the breakers? I cant even cook.
The breaker situation was solved and I cooked ramen noodle last night. Disaster averted.
My roommates are still functional ******s though.
But yeah, I probably was drunker than you were
So apparently I won the Depths Demi-God award.
I didn't even know I was nominated for that award.
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Binge eating is an eating disorder in which a person eats a much larger amount of food in a shorter period of time than he or she normally would. During binge eating, the person also feels a loss of control.
Eating - binge; Overeating - compulsive; Compulsive overeating
A binge eater often:
Binge eating by itself usually leads to becoming overweight.
Binge eating may occur on its own or with another eating disorder, such as bulimia. People with bulimia typically eat large amounts of high-calorie foods, usually in secret. After this binge eating they often force themselves to vomit or take laxatives.
The exact cause of binge eating is unknown. But for many persons, the disorder begins during or after strict dieting.
Call your health care provider if you think you might have a pattern of binge eating or bulimia.
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask about your eating patterns and symptoms.
Blood tests may be done.
Medicine is usually not needed for this disorder. The health care provider may prescribe antidepressants if you are anxious or depressed.
Talk therapy is often recommended. Individual, group, family, and behavioral therapy may help.
Biofeedback training may also be recommended.
American Academy of Pediatrics. Clinical report. Identification and management of eating disorders in children and adolescents. Pediatrics. 2010;126:1240–1253.
American Psychiatric Association. Treatment of patients with eating disorders, third edition. American Psychiatric Association. Am J Psychiatry. 2006;163(7 Suppl):4-54.
Becker AE, Mickley DW, Derenne JL, Kibanski A. Eating disorders: evaluation and management. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, et al., eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2008:chap 37.
Hay PPJ, Bacaltchuk J, Stefano S, Kashyap P. Psychological treatments for bulimia nervosa and binging. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2009, Issue 4.
Marcus MD, Wildes JE. Eating disorders. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 226.
Treasure J, Claudino AM, Zucker N. Eating disorders. Lancet. 2010; 375(7914):583-593.
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Red Rock Canyon Scenic Loop
Las Vegas Day tours operate out of our bike shop - Las Vegas Cyclery!
Half day tours run from 8:00am to 12:00 noon, and from 1:00 to 5:00pm
Tours include shuttles to/from the Strip, bike rental, helmet, water, and guide.
Red Rock Scenic Loop
All Seasons, Paved Road
Guided, All Levels
Self -Guided, Intermediate
Guided: 10 miles, for the casual cyclist - van supported
This scenic one-way park road loops and winds around the hilly valley of Red Rock Canyon, past the coral mounds and along the base of the Wilson cliffs.
Half-day, Guided: $119.99 (cross bike) $129.99 (road bike)
Self Guided: 23 miles, for the intermediate to advanced rider-no van support. This option allows you to see the canyon at your own pace as well as an additional 10 miles of the Red Rock Scenic Highway. Half-day, Self-Guided $109.99 (cross bike) $119.99 (road bike)
Mt Charleston Downhill
All Levels, 18 miles easy, all downhill and paved
We begin with a shuttle to the top of Lee Canyon. This tour is an 18-mile, 5,000 foot descent through five vegetation zones from high alpine to desert floor. This is a great mid-summer alternative with cooler weather at a starting elevation of 9,000 feet!
Half-day, Guided: $149
Please note: Escape requires a minimum of 2 people for a 1/2 day Red Rock Canyon tour. Mt. Charleston requires a 4 person minimum.
Call or email us for booking, or to speak to a guide about these trips. 800.596.2953
Location: Nevada
Season: Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall
Duration: Half Day
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Parris Family Chiropractic
We've Got Teachers' Backs School Supply Drive!
Did you know? Most Teachers spend their own money on their students with little or no reimbursement.
Help Indian River County teachers make it a great year for themselves and their students by supporting a school supply and prepared classroom drive.
Ways You Can Help:
01) Give School Supplies
02) Donate gift cards to Michaels, Office Depot, Staples, Dollar Tree, Target, WalMart.
Drop off:
Parris Family Chiropractic
2601 20th Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960
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Betty Crocker's Heart Healthy Cookbook shares a recipe! Dessert ready in 15 minutes! Try fruits with caramel sauce - a delightful treat.
"Finally, a healthy dessert! Something delicious with fruit that I don't have to feel guilty about eating." Marilyn B.
Research is still uncovering all the benefits of a diet rich in a variety of fruits, and this recipe contains four varieties. Blueberries are a great source of antioxidants, naturally occurring components that have been found to reduce the risk of heart disease and help improve memory.
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I Hear The Wind In The Wires (2012)
- I'm Moving OnDownload
There's nothing more powerful than a good song and nobody knows that better than Jim Byrnes does. So, his decision to record an album of songs from the golden age of country music shouldn't be all that surprising.
This time around, Byrnes turns back the hands of time to take his listeners into the world of country music, but it's not the kind of country we've heard on the radio any time this century. With Jim's compatriot, Steve Dawson back in the saddle again as producer and multi-instrumentalist (electric and acoustic guitars, slide guitar, pedal steel, baritone guitar, banjo, ukulele), "I Hear The Wind In The Wires" is surely the most natural, satisfying and downright joyous album of Byrnes' lengthy career.
To hear these two men celebrate the music of Buck Owens, Ray Price, Hank Williams, Marty Robbins and other fathers of country music is a rare and exhilarating experience.
With musicians like Geoff Hicks, Chris Gestrin, Mike Sanyshyn, John Resichman, and Rob Becker on board, there's not a single note wasted.
Let the songs on "I Hear The Wind In The Wires" knock the frown off your face, pick you up and dust you off before sending you out - six guns smoking – to go looking for love in all the wrong places.


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350 Grand Street, New York, NY 10002
The roof of New Design High School (formerly Open Road) (Lower East Side, Manhattan)
350 Grand Street, New York, NY 10002
Our shows at the Open Road Rooftop will offer film screenings in one of New York's great undiscovered rooftop spaces. The building that once housed Seward Park High School is now home to several smaller charter schools, including our partners at New Design High School, and the students and staff at New Design have partnered with street artist legends to decorate this magnificent space with dozens of extraordinary graffiti murals that make Open Road Roof a truly unforgettable place to watch films. The rooftop area is being revitalized through the efforts of Open Road of New York, a group founded in 1990 to work with children, teenagers, and adults on outdoor environmental projects.
Go to http://rooftoplegends2007.blogspot.com to find out more about the roof and the school and to www.openroadny.org to find out about what Open Road is doing to restore community spaces all over the city.
F, J, M, Z to Delancey Street-Essex Street; B, D, Q to Grand Street
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