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Thursday January 30th, 2014 4:06pm
BOSTON — Major League Lacrosse announced Thursday that the Florida Launch will call FAU Stadium its home for the 2014 season. The MLL's newest team will play all of its seven home games at the venue, bringing professional lacrosse back to FAU after two successful events in 2012 and 2013.
"We are pleased to have the Launch play at FAU Stadium," said MLL Commissioner David Gross. "MLL has hosted some successful events there and the facility is a perfect fit for the team's inaugural season." MLL took the 2012 All-Star Game to FAU Stadium and the overwhelming success of the event prompted the league to return in 2013 with a regular season match between Hamilton and Rochester last June. Both events were designed to explore the viability of an MLL club in South Florida and the Launch was announced as a new team last November.
Season tickets for the inaugural season are now on sale and include all seven home games, as well as a 2014 playoff game, if hosted. The Launch's 2014 season tickets start at $172 for West Reserved Section and $212 for West Premier Section. The Launch is also offering the Sideline Launch Club, an exclusive on-field section of season tickets, for $412 per seat with only 120 seats available. Season tickets can be reserved online HERE, or by emailing inquiries to email@example.com. Individual game tickets and Launch Suites for all seven home games will go on sale on Monday, March 3.
"Lacrosse is growing like wildfire here in the state of Florida," said Launch Head Coach Stan Ross. "And with growth like that, FAU is a perfect location for our team to play where fans from all over central and south Florida can reach us easily. We are excited to start playing the top level of lacrosse in the country at FAU in only a few short months."
The Palm Beach County Sports Commission, a not-for-profit organization contracted by Palm Beach County to promote and market the county as a sports and sports tourism destination, has been instrumental in bringing the team to FAU having supported the previous MLL events in the area. "The expansion of Major League Lacrosse into Palm Beach County is a momentous occasion for our destination," said Palm Beach County Sports Commission Executive Director George Linley. "The relationship between MLL and the Palm Beach County Sports Commission has been dynamic. Working together to bring the MLL All Star game to FAU Stadium and Palm Beach County in June of 2012 is still paying dividends. Bringing the Florida Launch to our community solidifies Palm Beach County as one of the premier sports destinations in the United States. Lacrosse is the fastest growing participatory sport in Florida. The presence of Major League Lacrosse will encourage further growth and be a vehicle to bring more lacrosse events to our community. We are excited to expand our partnership with Major League Lacrosse."
"On behalf of Florida Atlantic University, I am excited to have Major League Lacrosse in our stadium," said Director of Athletics Patrick Chun FAU. "Lacrosse is a thriving sport in South Florida. Our community will rally behind our home team the Florida Launch."
The Launch currently has 35 players on its 2014 roster and will add five more players before the start of 2014 Training Camp, which begins in early April. The Launch will begin play at FAU Stadium on Saturday, April 26, hosting the 2013 regular-season-undefeated Denver Outlaws. For more information about the Florida Launch visit www.floridalaunchlacrosse.com.
The inaugural schedule can be found here.


text: Pistons are off to their 2nd best start since their resurgance under Dumars. Its hard to appreciate it at times. Its really a tough thing staying focused season after season like the Pistons have. Many teams just can't keep the momentum going into the next season after experiencing some playoff success. You see that year after year while the Pistons keep going. But as nice as its been the team has been falling shorter in the post-season than what they were expected to do. My question is. Is there something different about this season than the last 2 under Flip Saunders that would make you believe that the Pistons are going to get back to the Finals? In other words are you a believer again?

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text: Creative Vision MediaCom's functional requests for its new Toronto headquarters translated into unique design opportunities for the team at HOK.By Carol Tisch | Photography by Richard Johnson Contributor * required fields From* To* Message cancel IMAGES | SOURCES | CONTACT The yin and yang of advertising are no longer a simple issue of suits vs. creatives. Global marketing and the information age are continually reshaping where, when, and how advertising is formulated, bought and sold. Out of the box thinking is required—not just of the art directors and copywriters who create brand messages—but of the researchers, strategists, media buyers and executives responsible for delivering those messages in ways that resonate with consumers.It's a paradigm shift best reflected in the new Canadian headquarters of MediaCom, a multi-national strategic planning and media buying agency with 111 offices in 89 countries. Designed by the Toronto office of HOK, one of the world's largest planning, architecture and design firms, the 45,000-square-foot space evokes the image of a hip, young agency. Yet MediaCom is huge and established—a seriously buttoned-down company that focuses on optimizing a clients' return on their advertising investment. The idea, according to Don Crichton, HOK's vice president of workplace solutions, was to project MediaCom's creative spirit and innovative business style through the interiors—to design an up-market "startup" look that would accommodate a staff of 250. "MediaCom had its heart set on moving into a vintage, brick and beam industrial loft-type space, which in Toronto, is de rigueur for creative business types," says Crichton. "But after an exhaustive real estate search proved no such venue with sufficient space was available, the firm relocated to two-and-a-half floors in a corporate steel and glass office tower." Compared to MediaCom's wants and needs, the tower was replete with design challenges. But its biggest selling points were its urban feel and sweeping vistas of downtown Toronto. "Before we even had a specific building, we had fixed on what we wanted in our new headquarters," explains Doug Checkeris, CEO of MediaCom U.S. (co-president and CEO of MediaCom Canada during the design and construction of the Toronto offices)."We wanted a people-oriented place that was accessible and functional. We wanted a workplace that was intimate, although it had to accommodate 250 people. And instead of our previous traditional office environment with executive offices on the outside walls, we wanted an open plan and a democracy of light," adds Checkeris.True to the company's strategic advertising roots, MediaCom prepared a creative brief with an outline of interior design objectives and functional requirements, then invited several firms to present creative solutions. HOK won the competition, states Checkeris, because they took the strengths of the space and melded them with MediaCom's vision. "They were great at grabbing what was in our heads and making it reality," he says. "Our office gets incredible feedback from our suppliers, clients and reps; it is a manifestation of what we think our image should be.""We thought carefully about the image they would want to project because they are on the business side of advertising, yet [they are] very cool and creative people," says Crichton, who brought in HOK's workplace design leader Annie Bergeron as the project's senior designer because of her extensive experience in designing ad agencies."We decided to give them the creative edge of a startup, but in a treatment that was appropriate for an established company," explains Bergeron. "Many startup agencies use raw wood—plywood two-by-fours—because it is inexpensive and accessible. I pitched the concept of using high-grade Canadian Douglas fir ply veneer, with an analogy to denim which has connotations as a fun, youthful material, but can also be very grown-up in designer jeans."That was my pitch to the pitchers: we had to give them a creative strategy because that's what they do for a living," says Bergeron. "Though the plywood we used is the same basic material, it is done in a very high-end, controlled way," adds Crichton. "Being an established agency, MediaCom couldn't pull off the raw plywood startup look, and it wouldn't have been right for them." The designers' version appears on millwork, wall finishes, and on exposed non-structural beams in the reception area, boardroom, and bistro ceilings-a nod to the client's original wish for a brick and beam loft space.The next challenge the HOK design team addressed was to create an open office floor plan, which, although a client mandate, was not initially greeted with universal staff approval. "Everyone in this space has a 10 by 10 workspace, including the CEO and CFO," explains Bergeron, "and that's a pretty bold move." Indeed, there are no offices on the perimeter, and views are open to everyone. What's more, only one size workstation was specified. "At first there were doubts and complaints, but when they came in they said they 'saw the light'-literally and figuratively," adds Bergeron.According to Crichton, the benefits of an open plan far outweigh the closed environment-as long as heads-down working requirements are addressed. "Open plan is not just a trend. We want clients to understand how open plan can meet the needs of their employees," he says. In the case of MediaCom's new space, the open environment was designed to increase collaboration and provide maximum penetration of daylight while maximizing access to downtown views. Perimeter workstations have 46-inch-high panels that offer privacy to the occupant when seated and unobstructed sightlines when standing. And private offices with glazed doors are relegated to the interior."The issue with open office is not disruptions," says Bergeron, "it is boring landscape, and the new challenge in a wide open concept is to make it look anything but repetitious." The HOK designers created "neighborhoods" to break up the monotony. The original uniform ceiling system was updated with a narrow-profile, T-Bar surface that has a cleaner, less textured tile that evokes drywall. Dropped drywall canopies with acoustical tile delineate workstation zones and neighborhood meeting rooms. "We used lighting and dropped ceiling planes so that the ceiling becomes topography and creates interest ... it gets away from that downtown high-rise, base-building ceiling look," notes Bergeron.As organizations realize the benefits of the collaboration process, they are providing more semi-private meeting places like MediaCom's bistro, the communal hub of the entire space. The two-story room includes a kitchen and servery, coffee station, custom-designed harvest tables, and various seating groupings for dining and lounging. The bistro is indicative of the trend to design workspaces that mimic life spaces, according to Crichton. "Today, people can work in coffee shops, at home, in an airport ... as designers we need to plan for how the next generation will be working, and to be accepting of those changes," he explains. "Advertising has always been more accepting of free thinking and unconventional work styles, but now we're even seeing financial institutions moving in this direction."Ten to 15 years ago, a space like MediaCom's bistro was not technologically viable, the designers point out. "We planned the space to have a kitchen table, a couch, residential lighting and Wi-Fi all over," says Bergeron. "Not everyone at MediaCom has a laptop, but many do. There are always people in the bistro eating, holding formal and informal meetings-there's even a little bench under the staircase that's used as a cocoon space."Bergeron designed the room so that all the furniture is different, but everything goes together. "The trick is to avoid specifying only all light furniture because the pieces will get moved around and the space will look messy," she explains. "There are several heavy pieces here that anchor the space. The banquettes, for instance, are too heavy to move easily. A room with a balance of heavy and light pieces always retains a sense of order."Before HOK's interior remodeling, a spiral staircase hung on rods and connected what are now MediaCom's two floors. "It was clattery and atrociously ugly," says Bergeron, noting that the upside was an opening between the floors that was twice as big as today's building code allows. She shrunk the opening slightly to straighten its curve and installed a new staircase with sleek, bent-plate risers and treads. In addition, the clean lines are less obstructive of city views.Though the design mandate was to showcase the urban environment and expansive downtown panorama, the client wanted to close off the main boardroom to accommodate private meetings. Instead, Bergeron proposed the boardroom be screened with Magic Glass from D2S, a product that transforms glass walls from transparent to opaque with the flip of a switch. "Conceptually, the space is urban, and we wanted to keep the connection to the city," says Crichton. "During meetings, when confidential matters are not being discussed, the glass remains transparent, giving multipurpose to a space that the client might formerly have had to devote two individual spaces to," he explains. "The sight of the busy boardroom, with people gesturing at charts and graphs, adds a sense of buzz to the office," adds Bergeron. "It is a passive form of advertising that reinforces what they do." The designers approached MediaCom's workplace lighting using cues from residential design. "At home, you don't have even, harsh bright light, so we created zones to get away from the big institutional office feel," notes Bergeron. In the as-found space, everything was lit evenly with fluorescents, and everything was washed out, she recalls. "I feel that if you emphasize everything, you emphasize nothing, so we created light and dark pockets as we do in hospitality lighting to add drama and mood.""Designers have been over lighting offices for years," says Crichton, "but recent studies show that lower light levels reduce fatigue by reducing contrast." He says a heightened awareness of sustainable design principles and how light affects people (as well as energy consumption) influenced the MediaCom lighting selection. "The quality of light is important, so light levels are lower than the 50-foot candles that are the generally accepted standard for office lighting," adds Crichton. "People at computer monitors don't need or want an ultra bright space: We targeted the brightest light for work areas, tapered it down between workstations, and kept it lower in the reception area and in corridors," notes Bergeron.Except for the six iconic, mid-century modern George Nelson Bubble lamps in the bistro area, no incandescent bulbs were specified. Most illumination is furnished by efficient T5 or T8 fluorescent tubes mounted in suspended fixtures that provide indirect lighting, and by compact fluorescent lamps. Halogen and metal halide add sparkle to the feature spaces.As with the lighting plan, the color palette graduates from a dark interior to a light, bright exterior, drawing the eye toward the city views. Neutral, deep taupes predominate in the core of the space, but give way to a progressively lighter palette toward the perimeter, making that zone appear lighter, brighter and sunnier.The experience of walking throughout the space is enhanced by intuitive wayfinding provided by pops of color. Flooring and other permanent surfaces use neutrals; private offices have a burnt orange back wall; the bistro is acid yellow-green; and common areas feature red accents. Like the color wayfinding system, function was a driver in much of HOK's design decisions. "Most of the things Annie and the team have created are a byproduct of MediaCom's functional requirements," says Crichton. He points to louvered panels along corridors that are basically a window treatment, but are also a design solution because fins can be turned for privacy. Another example, garage doors in the bistro, roll up to give 100 percent openness, unlike doors that have to be ajar to let in light. "Functional requests provide design opportunities," he poignantly concludes.IMAGES:back to topAbove: Facing north from MediaCom's elevator lobby, visitors spy expansive downtown vistas. Glass is used throughout the two-and-a-half story space to allow light to filter in from the perimeter, and neutral tones in the core are accented with pops of color. (larger image)Above: Corridors leading to the bistro display HOK's innovative use of louvered panels, and a combination of honed and flashed stone for color contrast. Fluorescent tubes mounted in suspended fixtures provide interesting ceiling topography. (larger image)Below: Neighborhoods were incorporated into the open plan with combinations of open work stations and meeting rooms identified by their bright orange walls and fronts by DIRTT Environmental Solutions. (larger image)Above: To achieve MediaCom's request for "democracy of light" the open workstations have 46-inch-high panels that offer privacy to the occupant when seated and unobstructed sightlines when standing. (larger image)Above: The "servery" in MediaCom's bistro is designed to give staff a relaxed, homey atmosphere and includes residential appliances, countertop laminates by ABET LAMINATI, and a kitchen island with barstools. (larger image)Above: The double-height bistro is the hub of the new workplace, featuring iconic, mid-century George Nelson bubble lamps, custom fir harvest tables, and meeting space that is defined with Amstel garage doors that muffle sound but also provide 100 percent openness when raised. (larger image)Below: HOK created a contemporary, open feel by replacing a spiral staircase with one by MOGG Constructive that allows for less obstruction of city views and boasts sleek, bent-plate risers and treads. (larger image)Above: Designed to enhance collaboration between employees and provide work spaces that mimic coffee shops and home environments, the bistro has a myriad of conversation groups, a mélange of Herman Miller seating options, and wall-mounted audiovisual equipment by Spark. (larger image)(larger image)SOURCES:back to top1234 5678 9101112AUDIO/VIDEO EQUIPMENTSpark | 1(613) 277-5557GARAGE DOORSAmstel | 2(800) 663-6206FURNITUREHerman Miller | 3, 4(416) 366-3300OFFICE FRONTSDIRTT Environmental Solutions | 5(403) 723-5000STAIRCASEMOGG Constructive | 6(905) 696-9828HARDWARETrillium Architectural Products | 7(416) 391-5555CARPETInterface | 8(416) 504-8100 STONE FLOORINGEnmar Stone Consulting | 9(905) 660-4922MAGIC GLASS BOARDROOM FRONTSD2S | 10, 11(416) 674-0327PAINT Benjamin Moore | 12(416) 766-1173 CONTACT: back to topCLIENTMEDIACOMToronto ON M5G 1Z3 PROJECT TEAMINTERIOR DESIGNHOK720 King St. W., Ste. 505Toronto, ON M5V 2T3Don Crichton, VP workplace solutionsDeborah Sperry, team leaderAnnie Bergeron, workplace design leaderTanya Martin, interior designerPROJECT MANAGEMENTJones Lang LaSalleCONTRACTORMarant ConstructionMECHANICAL/ELECTRICALHidi RaeLANDSCAPESchollen & Co.PHOTOGRAPHYRichard Johnson Toronto city views can be seen from MediaCom's sun-filled reception area and its boardroom. For privacy, the room's Magic Glass front by D2S transforms from transparent to opaque with the flip of a switch. (larger, uncropped image) Related Articles Milliken Acquires Assets of Ontera Modular Carpets STUDIOS Architecture Named Lead Design Architect for Kearny Point Business Campus


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Posted by James McQuivey on June 14, 2010
It's late, this is just a short note to let you know that today I saw the future and what I saw was so stunning I couldn't go to sleep without telling you about it first. The future is the new Xbox 360 that debuted at Microsoft's E3 press conference today -- not just the improved hardware which ships to stores today and costs the same as the previous hardware -- but Xbox Kinect. This is Microsoft's long-awaited full-body natural user interface (NUI) for the Xbox 360, previously codenamed Project Natal and now branded as Kinect.
Kinect is everything. Kinect is the future of everything. Kinect is to the next decade what the operating system was to the 1980s, what the mouse was to the 1990s, and what the Internet has been ever since. It is the thing that will change everything. Once we've all been Kinected, we will never go back. You'll shop, communicate, chill out, engage, and debate using technology that can see you, image you in three dimensions, and interact with you in ways that are cooler than the most far-out science fiction, yet completely natural.
I could explain it, I could try, but I won't. Instead, I'll just encourage you to watch the last hour or so of the press conference yourself (though if you follow my link, you may also want to watch the first few minutes just to catch the pre-game interview with Felicia Day -- isn't she adorably nerdy?).


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Third Ear Recordings have been flying the flag for heavy transatlantic house for almost ten years now. RA's Ryan Keeling pays a visit to the UK home of Beatdown.
Dubplates galore fill the bag of the Tectonic, Kapsize and Deleted Scenes head. We call up Bristol to peek inside.
RA picks the April festival highlights from across the globe.
Their home country may not appreciate them quite as much as the outside world. But with a debut album on the way, things look set to change for Canyons, one of Australia's most exciting new groups.
The celebrated remixer has, with his third commercially released mix CD, put out one of the early contenders for mix of the year. We catch up with the Berlin-based DJ/producer in advance of his Snowbombing 2010 appearance.


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Science Ops
The primary science phase began when the orbiter entered its science orbit and its instruments and other systems were checked out, calibrated, and ready to collect science data. The primary science phase will last for at least one Mars year (about two Earth years), beginning after the end of solar conjunction in November, 2006 and ending with the start of solar conjunction in November, 2008. Solar conjunction occurs when the sun comes between the Earth and Mars, temporarily limiting communications.
During this phase, science observations are more complex than on previous Mars missions, because Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter coordinates three basic observation goals:
Targeted observations often involve nearly simultaneous, coordinated observations by more than one instrument.
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The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is a powerful mission, returning more data than all previous planetary missions combined to increase our knowledge of the red planet.
By mid-March 2008, with the support of two 34-meter (112-foot) Deep Space Network Deep Space Network antennas each day of the primary science phase, the project had returned more than 50 Terabits of science data, more data than all previous planetary missions combined.
Toward the end of the primary science phase, other Mars missions launched in 2007 will begin to arrive. Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will use its Electra UHF radio to provide for any navigation, command, and telemetry needs these missions may have. While the primary science phase is planned to end after one Mars year, NASA may choose to approve continuation of science observations beyond the primary science phase until end of the relay phase.


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PicturesReactionProgrammeMatch ThemeATVO highlights10 FactsArsenal 0-0 Ajax
UEFA Champions League
Arsenal Stadium, Highbury
Wednesday, December 7, 2005
Kick-off: 7.45pmMORE PICTURES
- Eduardo Iturralde González (Spain)
- 35,376
- Manuel Almunia
- Jose Antonio Reyes
- Robin van Persie 65
- Lauren
- Kerrea Gilbert 72
- Alexander Hleb
- Cesc Fabregas 62
- Thierry Henry
- Mathieu Flamini
- Philippe Senderos
- Quincy Owusu-Abeyie
- Emmanuel Eboue
- Kolo Toure
- Sebastian Larsson
- Mart Poom
- Pascal Cygan
- Johan Djourou
- Arturo Lupoli
- Maarten Stekelenburg
- Zdenek Grygera
- Hatem Trabelsi 14
- Johnny Heitinga
- Tomas Galasek
- Hedwiges Maduro
- Nigel de Jong 29
- Steven Pienaar
- Thomas Vermaelen
- Wesley Sneijder
- Juanfran
- Markus Rosenberg
- Nourdin Boukhari
- Ryan Babel 75
- Bogdan Lobont
- Mauro Rosales
- Yannis Anastasiou
- Olaf Lindenbergh
By Richard Clarke
A missed penalty on the stroke of half time cost Arsenal the chance to finish Champions League Group B with six wins out of six at Highbury on Wednesday night.
With top spot already assured, Arsène Wenger sent out a much-changed, youthful side against Ajax. They struggled for cohesion throughout but were handed the perfect opportunity in injury time before the interval when Jose Antonio Reyes was fouled in the area.
Thierry Henry sent Ajax keeper Maarten Stekelenburg the wrong way but his effort went wide. An incredible miss from probably the world's greatest striker.
In truth, this game barely got off the ground and a goalless draw was just about fair. Ajax will argue they had more possession but then Arsenal had the better opportunities. Both sides had little to play for and, in all honesty, it showed.
Still, no matter. There will be much greater nights at Highbury in this competition this season, starting with the Knockout Round at the end of February
Before kick-off Wenger said he would rest Jens Lehmann, Gilberto, Robert Pires, Freddie Ljungberg and Sol Campbell. In addition Pascal Cygan and Dennis Bergkamp had slight knocks while Ashley Cole and Gael Clichy had more serious injuries.
With all those changes, it is probably easiest to name the players in formation. Here goes:
Defence (right to left): Eboue, Toure, Senderos, Lauren.
Midfield: Hleb, Larsson, Flamini, Reyes
Attack: Quincy, Henry.
The notable factors were these: Alexander Hleb was returning from nine weeks out with a knee injury, Seb Larsson was making his first start for the Club aside from Carling Cup ties and Lauren was covering the 'problem position' at left back.
It was scrappy and disjointed opening. Understandably Arsenal's unfamiliar side lacked fluency and Ajax were only marginally the better side in the opening quarter of an hour. The driving rain did not help either.
The nearest we got to a goal was Nourdin Boukhari's fierce-looking shot from the edge of the area. It was blocked before it could really trouble Manuel Almunia.
However the keeper had to be alert a few minutes later to deny Markus Rosenberg just inside the area and the Swedish striker broke clear.
By that time, Ajax had lost Zdenek Grygera, presumably to injury. Hatem Trabelsi, a former Arsenal target, came on at right back with Johnny Heitinga switching to centre half. Before the half-hour Hedwiges Maduro had also limped off with the highly-rated Nigel de Jong coming on.
Arsenal had created precisely nothing so far but they were nearly handed the lead 10 minutes from the break. Juanfran's clearance from left back ricocheted kindly off Quincy and, with Henry was unmarked in the centre, the crowd sensed a chance. However the Dutchman's cross was rushed and wayward. A few minutes Quincy did have a sniff of goal himself but his shot was tame.
Suddenly half-chances were starting to appear. Larsson volleyed wide from Henry's cross and Mathieu Flamini's effort was scrambled past the post.
Better was to come. Senderos strode forward and fed Henry who found Quincy in the corner of the area. The 19-year-old's drive was batted out by Stekelenberg to Reyes and the Spaniard's first-time volley flew over.
We were deep into the injury time when the penalty came...
...and then went.
Ajax nearly punished Arsenal 10 minutes into the second half. Steven Pienaar scuttled through but Almunia rushed out to block with his body. In any case, the assistant referee had flagged for offside.
Just after that, Heitinga brought down Reyes as the striker raced through. The defender got a booking, the 22-year-old got a knock he could not shake off. He made way for Van Persie with 25 minutes left.
Still Ajax had more of the ball but when Fabregas flashed a header just wide it represented the closest legal chance of the half.
With nine minutes left, Van Persie conjured up probably the best moment of the night. He weaved his way through two defenders before forcing Stekelenburg to save with this feet.
Ajax went straight up the other end and an attempted clearance by Senderos went straight to Rosenberg who thumped a shot over the bar from six yards when he should have scored.
In the final two minutes, De Jong's long range drive forced Almunia to dive full length and tip the ball around the corner.
But it seemed to be a night when we were never destined to see a goal.GROUP B TeamPWDLFAPtsArsenal651010216Ajax632110511FC Thun6114494Sparta Prague6024292
Reyes leaves Maduro behindCesc Fabregas in the thick of the actionQuincy turns on the styleAlexander Hleb is marshalled by Juanfran
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The Global Cooling Bet – Part 2
- Their figure 4 shows that a standard IPCC-type global warming scenario performs slightly better for global mean temperature for the past 50 years than their new method with initialised sea surface temperatures (see also the correlation numbers given at the top of the panel). That the standard warming scenario performs better is highly remarkable since it has no observed data included. The green curve, which presents a set of individual 10-year forecasts and is not a time series, each time starts again close to the observed climate, because it is initialised with observed sea surface temperatures. So by construction it cannot get too far away, in contrast to the "free" black scenario. Thus you'd expect the green forecasts to perform better than the black scenario. The fact that this is not the case shows that their initialisation technique does not improve the model forecast for global temperature.
- Their 'cooling forecasts' have not passed a the test for their hindcast period. Global 10-year average temperatures have increased monotonically during the entire time they consider – see their red line. But the method seems to have produced already two false cooling forecasts: one for the decade centered on 1970, and one for the decade centered on 1999.
- Their forecast was not only too cold for 1994-2004, but it also looks almost certain to be too cold for 2000-2010. For their forecast for 2000-2010 to be correct, all the remaining months of this period would have to be as cold as January 2008 – which was by far the coldest month in that decade thus far. It would thus require an extreme cooling for the next two-and-a-half years.
- Even for European temperatures (their Fig. 3c, not part of our proposed bet), the forecast skill of their method is not impressive. Their method has predicted cooling several times since 1970, yet the European temperatures have increased monotonically since then. Remember the forecasts always start near the red line; almost every single prediction for Europe has turned out to be too cold compared to what actually happened. There therefore appears to be a systematic bias in the forecasts.
- One of the key claims of the paper is that the method allows forecasting the behaviour of the meridional overturning circulation (MOC) in the Atlantic. We do not know what the MOC has actually been doing for lack of data, so the authors diagnose the state of the MOC from the sea surface temperatures – to put it simply: a warm northern Atlantic suggests strong MOC, a cool one suggests weak MOC (though it is of course a little more complex). Their method nudges the model's sea surface temperatures towards the observed ones before the forecast starts. But can this induce the correct MOC response? Suppose the model surface Atlantic is too cold, so this would suggest the MOC is too weak. The model surface temperatures are then nudged warmer. But if you do that, you are making surface waters more buoyant, which tends to weaken the MOC instead of enhancing it! So with this method it seems unlikely to us that one could get the MOC response right. We would be happy to see this tested in a 'perfect model' set up, where the SST-restoring was applied to try and get the model forecasts to match a previous simulation (where you know much more information). If it doesn't work for that case, it won't work in the real world.
- When models are switched over from being driven by observed sea surface temperatures to freely calculating their own sea surface temperatures, they suffer from something called a "coupling shock". This is extremely hard, perhaps even impossible, to avoid as "perfect model" experiments have shown (e.g. Rahmstorf, Climate Dynamics 1995). This problem presents a formidable challenge for the type of forecast attempted by Keenlyside et al., where just such a "switching over" to free sea surface temperatures occurs at the start of the forecast. In response to the "coupling shock", a model typically goes through an oscillation of the meridional overturning circulation over the next decades, of the magnitude similar to that seen in the Keenlyside et al simulations. We suspect that this "coupling shock", which is not a realistic climate variability but a model artifact, could have played an important role in those simulations. One test would be the perfect model set up we mentioned above, or an analysis of the net radiation budget in the restored and free runs – a significant difference there could explain a lot.
- To check how the Keenlyside et al. model performs for the MOC, we can look at their skill map in Fig. 1a. This shows blue areas in the Labrador Sea, Greenland-Iceland-Norwegian Sea and in the Gulf Stream region. These blue areas indicate "negative skill" – that means, their data assimilation method makes things worse rather than improving the forecast. These are the critical regions for the MOC, and it indicates that for either of the two reasons 5 and 6, their method is not able to correctly predict the MOC variations. Their method does show skill in some regions though – this is important and useful. However, it might be that this skill comes from the advection of surface temperature anomalies by the mean ocean circulation rather than from variations of the MOC. That would also be a an interesting issue to research in the future.
- All climate models used by IPCC, publicly available in the CMIP3 model archive, include intrinsic variability of the MOC as well as tropical Pacific variability or the North Atlantic Oscillation. Some of them also include an estimate of solar variability in the forcing. So in principle, all of these models should show the kind of cooling found by Keenlyside et al. – except these models should show it at a random point in time, not at a specific time. The latter is the innovation sought after by this study. The problem is that the other models show that a cooling of one decadal mean to the next in a reasonable global warming scenario is extremely unlikely and almost never occurs – see yesterday's post. This suggests that the global cooling forecast by Keenlyside et al. is outside the range of natural variability found in climate models (and probably in the real world, too), and is perhaps an artifact of the initialisation method.
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Well it appears it must have sold already.
Re: new and looking into purchasing a cadillac
If it had Nav, I'm confident it would have been listed. Likewise, the Bose 15.1 DTS Surround DVD. Of course, I could be wrong.
Very few of the higher-end models don't have the above. I suppose it could have been a 1SF or 1SG with Nav deleted, but I really doubt it.
Obviously, I don't understand your market. Based on the quick sale, my car might be worth almost what I paid for it 4 years & 40,000 miles ago!
What was the mileage and cost and year? I didn't get to see any of the details.
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Crisp- It was a 2007 V8 with 75,000 miles. They were asking just short of $18G.
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compnine shows this is 1SF with FE1 suspension JE5 brakes and the GU2 2.73 axel ratio it does have heated/ventilated seats also appears to be RWD model (don't see any AWD mentions in the RPO decode)
With that axel ratio and RWD only the mileage will be the basically as high as you can get with the V8 model. Doesn't this typically indicate possible fleet / rental car?Code:
Vehicle: STS V8 4 DR Year: 2007 Build Date: Unk. Found 4,094 vehicles matching your year and model in our database. RPO Description UA6 THEFT DETERRENT SYSTEM ANTI-THEFT(UA6) UE1 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM VEHICLE, G.P.S. 1 GPS 1 VEH COMM SYS(UE1) UG1 OPENER GARAGE DOOR, UNIVERSAL UNIVERSAL GARAGE DR OPENER(UG1) UJ6 INDICATOR,LOW TIRE PRESS LOW TIRE PRESSURE IND(UJ6) UY5 SPEAKER SYSTEM 15, DELUXE DELUXE SPKR SYS(UY5) U2K DIGITAL AUDIO SYSTEM S-BAND DIGITAL S-BAND AUDIO SYS(U2K) U30 CLUSTER INST, TACH, CLOCK CLUSTER(U30) V4X MODEL CONVERSION GMX295, STS V8 STS V8(V4X) V73 VEHICLE STATEMENT - US/CANADA US/CANADA VEHICLE STATEMENT(V73) YQ4 INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM 012 INFOTAINMENT SYSTEM(YQ4) 1SF PACKAGE OPTION 06 OPTION PACKAGE 06 OPTION PACKAGE 06 (1SF) PACKAGE OPTION 06 OPTION PACKAGE 06 OPTION PACKAGE 06 SALES PACKAGE(1SF) 1SZ PACKAGE OPTION- (1SZ) 19I INTERIOR TRIM COLOR (19I) INTERIOR TRIM,BLACK (19I) INTERIOR TRIM,EBONY (19I) 192 TRIM COMBINATION,BLACK LEATHER (192) 53U EXTERIOR COLOR,PRIMARY (53U) PRIMARY COLOR EXTERIOR, ANTIQUE BRONZE MET (53U) PRIMARY COLOR EXTERIOR, LIPARI GREY MET (53U) 6LJ COMPONENT FRT LH COMPUTER SEL SUSP SUSP(6LJ) 7LJ COMPONENT FRT RH - COMPUTER SEL SUSP SUSP(7LJ) 8XT COMPONENT RR LH COMPUTER SEL SUSP (8XT) SUSP(8XT) 9XT COMPONENT RR RH COMPUTER SEL SUSP (9XT) SUSP(9XT) AL0 SENSOR INDICATOR INFLATABLE RESTRAINT, FRT PASS/CHILD PRESENCE DETECTOR FRT PASS/CHILD PRESENCE DETECTOR INFL REST IND SENSOR(AL0) AL2 CONTROL SEAT, POWER LUMBAR SEAT CTL,PWR LUMBAR(AL2) AP9 NET,CONVENIENCE CONVENIENCE NET(AP9) AQ9 SEAT,FRONT BUCKET,DRIVER,PASSENGER,RECLINING RECL FRT BKT ST,LUXURY(AQ9) AT8 RESTRAINT PROVISIONS CHILD, RR SEAT, RR FACING RR SEAT RR FACING CHILD RESTRAINT PROVISIONS(AT8) AY0 RESTRAINT SYSTEM SEAT, INFLATABLE, DRIVER & PASS, FRT SIDE, ROOF SIDE DRVR & PASS FRT SIDE & ROOF INFLATABLE RESTRAINT(AY0) A45 MEMORY SEAT ADJUSTER, MIRROR, POWER, DRIVER & ENHANCED MEMORY PERSONALIZATION MEMORY MIR AND ST ADJ(A45) B0A VEHICLE GM PROD WEEK 19 GM VEH PROD WEEK 19(B0A) B20 ORNAMENTATION,INTERIOR(LUXURY) LUXURY INTR(B20) CE1 WIPER SYSTEM WINDSHIELD, PULSE, MOISTURE SENSITIVE W/S WPR,PULSE MOISTURE SENSITIVE(CE1) CE4 WASHER,HEADLAMP,HIGH PRESSURE HDLP WA(CE4) CF5 ROOF,SUN,GLASS SLIDING,ELECTRIC ELEC SUNROOF(GLASS)(CF5) CJ2 HVAC SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONER FRT, AUTO TEMP CONT, AUX TEMP CONT A/C FRT AUTO/AUX CONT(CJ2) CTF SALES PACKAGE INTERIM CONTROL INTERIM SALES PKG(CTF) DD8 MIRROR,INSIDE,REARVIEW,TILT,AUTOMATIC,LIGHT SENSITIVE I/S RR VIEW MIR,LIGHT SENSITIVE(DD8) DR2 MIRROR,OUTSIDE,LH & RH, REMOTE CONTROL,ELECTRIC, MANUAL FOLDING HEATED R/CONT HTD O/S MIR(DR2) FE1 SUSPENSION SYSTEM,SOFT RIDE SOFT RIDE SUSP(FE1) FE9 FEDERAL EMISSION CERTIFICATION FED EMIS(FE9) GU2 AXLE,REAR,2.73 RATIO 2.73R(GU2) G64 SALES PACKAGE PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE PKG(G64) IL2 TRIM,INTERIOR DESIGN (IL2) JE5 BRAKE SYSTEM PWR, ANTILOCK, FRT & RR WHL FRT & RR ANTILOCK BRK(JE5) JJA PT DRESS SUBASSEMBLY INSTALLED (MODULAR OPTIMIZATION METHOD ONLY) PLANT OPERATION(JJA) JJD I/P SUBASSEMBLY NOT INSTALLED (MODULAR OPTIMIZATION METHOD ONLY) PLANT OPERATION(JJD) JJL SUSPENSION FRONT NOT INSTALLED (MODULAR OPTIMIZATION METHOD ONLY) PLANT OPERATION(JJL) JJM SUSPENSION REAR NOT INSTALLED (MODULAR OPTIMIZATION METHOD ONLY) PLANT OPERATION(JJM) KA6 HEATER,RR SEAT REAR SEAT HEATER(KA6) KB6 HEATER SEAT, COOLING, FRT COOLING FRT ST HTR(KB6) KG4 GENERATOR 150 AMP 150 AMP GEN(KG4) LH2 ENGINE GAS, 8 CYL, 4.6L/(281 CID), SFI, V8, DOHC, HO, ALUM, GM 4.6A(LH2) MX0 TRANSMISSION,AUTOMATIC,OVERDRIVE(MERCHANDISING OPTION) A/TRANS PROVISIONS(MX0) MYB TRANSMISSION AUTO 6 SPD, HMD, 6L-50 6-SPD A/TRANS(MYB) NT7 EMISSION SYSTEM FEDERAL, TIER 2 TIER 2 FED EMIS(NT7) N31 STEERING WHEEL HEATED HTD STRG WHL(N31) QF8 WHEEL 18 X 8, ALUMINUM, POLISHED ALUM WHL(QF8) Q12 TIRE ALL P235/50R18 FRT & P255/45R18 RR TIRE(Q12) R6F CONTROL - SALES ITEM NO. 06 R6K CONTROL - SALES ITEM NO. 11 R6P CONTROL - SALES ITEM NO. 15 R7N CONTROL - SALES ITEM NO. 39 R9B CONTROL - SALES ITEM NO. 77 R9N CONTROL - SALES ITEM NO. 89 SLM SALES PROCESSING - STOCK ORDERS TQ5 CONTROL INTELLIGENT HIGH BEAM INTELLIGENT HIGH BEAM CONTROL(TQ5) TT6 HEADLAMPS HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE HI INTENS DISCHARGE HDLP(TT6)
Re: new and looking into purchasing a cadillac
I stand corrected. I am surprised the seller didn't more promenently advertise the Bose 15.1 & Nav.
The vented seats are nice as well as the auto-dimming headlights, HID's, etc.
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The seller has a disclaimer on the details of items listed might not be 100% accurate.
My next question is, should i buy a cadillac from a cadillac stealership?
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If you want a GOOD warranty as well as service history your far better off at a dealer...
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Even though non-Cadillac GM dealers may have access to all the same resources as Cadillac dealers, they don't have the expereince of the best Cadillac dealers. These are complex cars priced below most cars with similar features. A good warranty will usually pay for itself.
Good dealers do stand behind their sales. My wife and I have bought 5 cars from our dealer and all of us have benefited. We also use a couple good independants for minor stuff.
I've bough
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If you want an STS with specific options that is exactly how you want it you can always buy a base model and then have a custom shop build the car exactly how you want it like I did .
Re: new and looking into purchasing a cadillac
^rofl, sure because its that easy to add optional equipment which is NEVER prewired for these cars.
No its cheaper to find the one you want with the options you want not to add them...
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- 11-09-12 10:43 PM #44Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: new and looking into purchasing a cadillac
I have a 2008 STS with a 3.6 L motor and RWD. with 46 k. I spent a lot of time looking for a great luxury used car.. I have so many times on this car its awesome and its kinda scary as well.. That being said.. I went to sites like Edmund's and Consumers guides to compare the specs and then looked at alot of the reviews... The 2006-10 caddies are great cars and if well taken care of should prove a well made purchase.. like everything everyone has different wants and tastes.. I found it came down to specs, looks, reviews and price.. I dont think you can go wrong with a well equipped CTS or STS side by side to most Asian or European models.
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Re: new and looking into purchasing a cadillac
OK I understand the intentions totally. I personally have come from numerous Domestic and imported vehicles and even raced a few on the drag strip. The STS is the forgotten stepchild of the world it seems. Many people seem to think it is a CTS until you correct them firmly.
In July of this year I bought a '06 STS N* with 60k miles on it black/black for 16k (cash), it was like $18500 with tax title and lic. I purchased the car in San Jose and Registered it in Bullhead City AZ.
I did not buy this car at at Caddy dealer.
I had a price range set and wanted a STS, at one point I could have cared less which engine it had. The dealer I bought this car at had horrible reviews. I bought the car sight unseen over the interest and wired the money. I looked for this car for 3 months. I car faxed it and when I got to San Jose before I signed delivery papers I took it to the local Caddy dealer.
I thought I was going to regret it. I am 33. I have never regretted and love this car more than I thought I ever would. I am currently thinking of buying my wife one. She has a E Class and loves my car more.
As for modding wheels and lowering will affect your ride quality and that is up to you.
As for changing the radio.....It's not going to happen unless your prepared to dump some big $$ into it. These cars in the non "V" format are not really mod friendly. With this car and a pick lock the Dobly and DVD/NAV are perfect for me. Sometimes I want just a tad more bass but I am not going to even introduce more electrical draw to the car. Do your homework, go on car gurus.com or something similar and get a nice cross section, eboy motors helped me too. I could only ever find 4 black on blacks for sale in my area at the time and they ranged from '06-'08. I educated myself enough with this model that I did not have to listen to the deal give his talk because I knew more about him. I think if your looking to do multiple mods to the car other than a CAI for example this is not the car for you. The "V" has some suppliers that will reprogram PCM and things but again there is not much you can do and not much out there.
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What to expect in the next presidential debate
posted at 1:04 pm on October 13, 2012 by Howard Portnoy
Liberal pundits are rejoicing over Joe Biden's … er—"interesting" performance during Thursday's vice presidential debate. Many are claiming that Biden gave the Democratic base just the jolt it needed. This begs the question of how Biden's antics will play among undecided voters or what impact it will have on the next presidential debate, which is scheduled for this coming Tuesday, Oct. 16th.
The chance to try to even the score probably can't come soon enough for President Obama, who has been trailing in the polls since Oct. 9—the longest continuous such stretch during the current campaign season—and relishing a chance to go all Medieval on Mitt Romney's sorry butt.
So what can he say that will turn the tide back in his direction? He could try doubling down on the Sesame Street strategy, which apparently is still on the table. As recently as Thursday, Obama spokesperson Jen Psaki told reporters aboard Air Force One that "there's only one candidate in this race who is going to continue to fight for Big Bird and Elmo, and he is riding on this plane."
But what else does the president have in his bag of tricks? Now that Mitt Romney's "47%" remark is out there, Obama could try bringing that up, but then Romney will counter by reminding voters—while others will learn for the first time—about Obama's put-down of "small town" voters who "get bitter" and "cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them." The insult is sure to be a turn-off unless the listener is Jamelle Bouie, who admits that Obama's comment was "inartful and condescending" but then attempts to explain it away by positing that it "came from a place of compassion—[that] Obama understands why white rural voters are arrayed against him."
Obama could mention that Romney plans to do away with the two features of his health care reform law that don't make voter wretch—the elimination of the waiting period for pre-existing conditions and the provision that children can stay on their parents' plans until age 26. But Romney already took the air out of that argument in the first debate. He noted that he intends not only to repeal Obamacare but to replace it with a sounder health care reform law that includes not only these popular provisions but portability of premiums across state lines (which will create cost-lowering competition) and (one hopes) tort reform.
Will Obama boast, as he has recently on the campaign trail, that thanks to him al Qaeda is "on its heels"? Or will today's headline of an al Qaeda-backed jailbreak in the Iraqi city of Tikrit, resulting in the escape of more than 100 prisoners, cause him to rethink this position? Will he brag about bagging Osama bin Laden, and if he does will Romney remind him of the chant of the Egyptian mob that stormed the U.S. embassy in Cairo on Sept. 11: "Obama, Obama there are still a billion Osamas"? Naturally, a mention of foreign policy will prompt Romney to reprise the question has campaign has been asking with regard to the attack on the American embassy in Benghazi and the killing of an American ambassador for the first time in 33 years—namely, what did the president know, and when did he know it?
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I have a problem with another teacher copying my work and I wondered what the general opinion of this is.
Teacher A spends his/her own time preparing the work for class, spends time researching and setting up a lesson. Teacher B does not prepare for class and goes into the other classes copies their work and repeats the work for his class.
How would you deal with this situation of another teacher walking into your class (without asking permission) in the middle of the class then sitting down and copying the class for himself? This kind of behaviour really irritates me and I don't want it to continue.


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There's a new book out called, "No, I Don't Want to Join a Book Club: Diary of a Sixtieth Year," by British novelist Virginia Ironside. I can appreciate the sentiment of not wanting to do what you're expected to do. But my humble advice is: Join a book club.
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Dear Dolores,
With your inviting, pointed and entertaining writing, why don't you WRITE a book for all of us to enjoy?
"Heroes and other people I have known" is the title I suggest and include yourself as my hero!
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So this is the first finished item of my costume. I bought the belt from costumebase (ebay) in Singapore. It is made of pleather and has usable pouches. So when it came it looked far too new. I also noticed when it came it should have white stitching.
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So I set about making the bought item look a little more screen accurate.
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Here is a closer shot.
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I used white acrylic paint to get the white stitching, just rubbed it in with my fingers and then wiped off any excess with a damp cloth, this also left the surface a little oily which I liked, non oily when dry. I then set about it with sand paper and surface scratching to beat it up a little, and finished with some black boot polish to dull the thing down. Looks a little more worn in the flesh, the photos dont pick the detail up so much, but you get the idea. Cost $45, (£22.50) which I thought was pretty cheap.


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AWESOME, one of my favorites.
jasneko wrote:Hehe this reminds me of physics class actually, because on my physics textbook cover there was a series of photographs of a cat falling just like this on the cover, except more steps. I remember doodling it from the book a few times in my notes when I was bored. Ah memories!
LOL, sometimes I'm glad I never have to take history again.
Imma guess... Monty Python reference?
Very nice! :D
Thats one annoyed cat! LOL
Re: Nuclear Fusion-HA!
Fusion, Ha!
Oh no, the one atom didn't extend it's pinky, instead of becoming a good molecule, it is now radioactive!
megsck wrote:The swallows and coconut design had two of the same submission in the fog, so woot took the old submission down, that is why you could see the numbers while in the fog.
Oooooh. That would explain it XD
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I would wear this unconditionally. +1
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I think this shirt is fantastic! And thanks for the explanation.
kuhan wrote:WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? It's so bright, sooo vivid!
tgentry wrote:The Physics of Crossing the Road V2
I decided to resub, now with a "cheering" section for the armadillo. Thanks for any revotes!
LOLOLOL Niiiice! I like the improvement.
OOOOOH! Interesting. Imma learn something new everyday this week thanks to this derby.
You've done great this week!
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Re: Diving With Photons!
zosai your explanation was so clear I have to give this a +1.
Once again, I keep learning new things with every shirt.
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I think this is really neat. Great skills.
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- "I are not amused."
cats are so lully!
kylemittskus wrote:I have to agree with the ramyb comment. And I don't think endangeredomega or I misunderstand the idea of the star-in-a-jar idea. Personally, I'm just sick of seeing this shiny style that was done in Seki's Birth of the Moon shirt as well as others which have names less memorable than the shirts themselves.
I'll admit to my own ignorance; I needed the 'star-in-a-jar' reference explained to me.
However, the design still isn't something I find particularly striking or exciting, and not something I'd personally choose to wear. I'll continue to withold my vote for that reason.
Neither artist should worry overmuch about my solitary opinion; the shirt will probably rocket towards the fog regardless, because Wooters love shiny things.
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Some background Physics info on the Charm quark.
Re: butterfly effect
the butterfly effect is dependent on the chaos theory, which doesn't have much to do with physics. actually it has nothing to do with physics.
eep, cool design but i can't vote for it in this derby.
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Madeleine L'Engle in the science fiction-fantasy novel A Wrinkle In Time uses a tesseract as a way of traveling. The easiest way to understand how a tesseract would help with travel is by analogy. Imagine a two dimensional creature, stuck on the surface of a three dimensional cube. Traveling across the surface of the cube would take more time than cutting through the center of the cube, as a three dimensional creature might. Traveling by "tesser" or "wrinkling" allows the children of the book to be transported to places unreachable by normal means of travel.
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Hilarious, love his expression!
I really want this! You've got to make this available one way or another!
Awesome job with the coloring. The jar looks so realistic! +1
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Fantastic Shirt!!
I haven't gotten a woot shirt since Krampus, but I will def. get this if it wins.
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great character!
BaldBob007 wrote:This reminds me of the awesomeness that was Invader Zim.
It's totally the teeth.
Anyway, I would totally buy this. It's a great idea and it looks just amazing.
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text: MTA Annual Meeting highlights Delegates to the MTA Annual Meeting, held May 11 and 12, 2012, in Boston, reelected President Paul Toner and Vice President Timothy Sullivan, approved the annual budget and were addressed by recommended candidates Elizabeth Warren and Joseph P. Kennedy III. MTA Friend of Education awards were conferred on Congressmen Barney Frank and John Olver and the MTA Friend of Labor Award on Secretary of Labor Joanne Goldstein. Following a brief list of business items, the Saturday business session opened with a rousing speech from MTA's recommended candidate for U.S. Senate, Elizabeth Warren, who emphasized the importance of public education in preserving the American Dream. Warren was a special needs teacher in a public school before going to law school. "I'm someone who believes we need a strong cop on the beat to make sure someone doesn't steal your purse on Main Street or your pension on Wall Street," Warren told the crowd. Retiring Congressman Barney Frank was honored as an MTA Friend of Education for his many years defending public service and reining in financial service giants. Fellow retiring Congressman John Olver, who could not attend the Annual Meeting, was also honored with the Friend of Education award. In introducing Frank, MTA President Paul Toner said: "The list of issues he has taken on is long and impressive. He has been out front on civil rights, civil liberties, affordable housing, job recovery, environmental protection, Social Security fairness, women's reproductive health issues, financial reform, health care, public education at all levels, and financial debt. "Frank, the first member of Congress to come out as a gay man, has long championed civil and gay rights. He recently told The Boston Globe that his decision to come out in 1987 was calculated, because the only way to fight prejudice is to serve as an example. 'Prejudice is based on ignorance,'' he said. 'And the best way to counterbalance it is with a living example, with reality. At the time, of course there were gay politicians, but we had been very successful in hiding who we were. And by hiding we inadvertently helped perpetuate the stereotypes about us. So I had to do it.'" "Congressman Frank is known to be someone who will not suffer fools gladly," Toner said. "In fact, some of his colleagues in Congress have had to learn 'Barney Speak,' which means get to the point – and fast.'" In accepting the award, Frank said he plans to turn the tables in retirement "and make fools suffer" in his new role as an advocate. Pledging to make sure that educators have the resources they need in the future, he said, "We have the money. We misallocate it." Frank also gave a strong endorsement to Joseph P. Kennedy III to fill the retiring Congressman's seat. Kennedy also addressed delegates as MTA's recommended candidate for that seat. Of Olver, Toner said: "During his tenure in office, John Olver has been ranked among the most liberal members of the House and has championed a wide range of issues that matter a great deal to working families. He has fought to increase workers' rights and benefits, expand access to affordable health care and improve education and job training. "He's sought adequate funding for students and Massachusetts public schools. And he's worked to increase the amount of aid available to students through Pell Grants and cut interest rates on college loans to ease the financial burden that young people are facing today." Secretary Goldstein is the third recipient of MTA's Friend of Labor Award. "Throughout her career in law and public service, Joanne has advanced the rights of workers to good jobs with living wages in safe workplaces. As Secretary of Labor, she oversees five important agencies: Unemployment Assistance, Career Services, Labor Standards, Industrial Accidents and Labor Relations," Toner said in his introduction. "Joanne is not just a friend of labor in general, but of the MTA in particular. Shortly after she took office – before we had had a chance to reach out to her – she asked to meet with us so she could learn about our major labor concerns. Since then, she has been extremely generous with her time and expertise. She has been helpful to us on a range of issues, including helping us make the pension and municipal health insurance bills and regulations better than they otherwise would have been and helping us shape and advance our early childhood education organizing drive." Adam Gray, the 2012 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, talked about the extraordinary efforts needed to help low-income urban students reach their potential. He also stressed the importance of educating new members on the value of unions. MTA delegates heard from Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, Congressional candidate Joseph Kennedy and retiring Congressman Barney Frank. Scenes from Annual Meeting Toner and Sullivan Reelected


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White won the award after a fine season for her country in which she finished joint-top goalscorer alongside fellow Arsenal Ladies star Rachel Yankey.
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Upgrades: Open class conversion, under cocking kit. (I have the parts to make it stock class again)
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Location of item: Tarzana California
What is Included: Gun, barrel, extra mini pods, 10 round tubes, and a harness (the mask in the picture is not included).
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11 month female - is this bullying?
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Alrighty, then. Miss Myah has finally displayed a bit of teenage brat behavior. She is bullying...the bulldog. :rolleyes:
Background: had her since 8 weeks; super calm temperament, aims to please nearly 24/7, doing very well in her training (sit, down, up, wait, stop). Whatever I ask her to do, she does.
I brought her home at 8 weeks to a 1 yr old neutered male English Bulldog. For the last year, they have been best buddies. They kiss, roll around in slow-motion, soft wrestling, eat out of the same bowl, share toys, play rough (nicely), play soft. Everything was fine. Here's a pic of them doing their slow-mo play, where Myah will play the submissive role with him (at a given point in time of HER choosing, of course).
Until now (the last month or so, this has built up, I think). Myah was displaying what I thought was herding instinct for the last 3-4 months. She would herd the bulldog around (and he would go, happily). But now the bulldog has had enough of the herding and reacts (growl, bark, mouthy), which then makes Myah do the same. This started with her first heat cycle, but everybody now seems to say that the old aggression vs. spay/neuter is a myth (I survived the onslaught of tomatoes thrown at me for that one, lol!).
Now, Myah is resource guarding (my bedroom and office) and won't let him up the stairs. If I have her in training mode (food, praise, ball), she couldn't care less where he is. But if I'm not on it, she'll hackle up and make it clear with growls and barks that the bulldog better not come upstairs. I can call her off that and put her through a training regimen, then a down stay, but not long after I divert my attention, she's back to her old tactics. Of course, we are working on THAT one! :cool:
For example, if I'm working on a project, Myah keeps the bulldog away. As I was taking down the xmas tree, Myah made sure the bulldog didn't trespass until I was done. (I will interrupt and direct them both into a training exercise, but when that's done, she goes back to her "on guard" duty).
I was in the bathroom with the door open today (lol, nobody home!). The bulldog wanders in, and Myah didn't care until I protested. Once she heard me protest, she came in to promptly and fiercely to usher the bulldog OUT.
She is super sweet to everyone she meets. All visitors are welcome and her new best friends. She loves everyone in the home. She is calm and eager to please. People comment on what a superb GSD she is. But this behavior is toward the bulldog whether I'm around or not. So, it's not me. It's her. And I think it is a teenage stage. Yes?
Besides NILIF and all the usual stuff we are doing (time outs, supervised play, training exercises), my question is this: I think she is normally maturing to feeling her alpha bitch oats, so how long will this last? It's just a phase, right? :cry:
I'd love to hear other stories of similar situations, how long they lasted and what worked well; what didn't.
It may be a phase but you need to step in and literally step in between both dogs. I had a dog like her and what I would do is to body block the bully from the dog she was bullying to teach her that I "owned" that dog. If I sat down and she interfered with me petting another dog, I would put her in a down stay. Not harsh but consistent. That did work.
Forget about "Alpha bitch". True Alpha dogs are calm and confident and do not bully.
Give her plenty of exercise and crate time and your Bulldog some private time with you. Up her obedience kills as well. Can you try herding or treib bal?
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When did your situation start and how long did it last?
Myah is spot-on and aims to please in every other way.
Oh, and let me add....sometimes, the bulldog is in the wrong. He wants to assert himself as important and will come into a room and stare at her. Therefore, when Myah hears him even close, she curbs him, promptly. But they both have to stop. Ugh.
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The United States has rather tense relations with the thugs and murderers who presently are in charge of the government of the Sudan. They are responsible for the deaths of at least 200,000 people and the displacement of another 2.5 million due to actions by Mr. Hilal's janjaweed criminal murderers. It is time for every nation to express its condemnation of the Sudan brutality and to impose severe economic sanctions about this roge government which believes it can kill without receiving any criticism.


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As i know Alfa cards are well supported for Injection.
I am using ALFA AWUS036NH and it support injection and also have long range.
Hey all,
I was looking for a usb dongle with support for packet injection. I did some research into the products available at the local store and this is what I came up with (using wikidevi to find chipset information).
Based on the compatibility lists I see on aircracks site, it seems that the only one capable would be the WNDA3100 v1. Can anyone confirm this for me? Or is there a more up to date list then what is featured on aircracks site? Unfortunately the model the store carries for WNDA3100 is v2.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Price Model Chipset v1 Chip(1/2) Chipset v2
50 Linksys AE2500 Broadcom BCM43236
40 Belkin F9L1001 Realtek RTL8188SU
40 Belkin F9L1002
50 Belkin F9L1101 Broadcom BCM4323 Realtek RTL8192DU
60 Belkin F9L1103 Ralink RT3573
35 Netgear WNA1100-100ENS Atheros AR9002U (Atheros AR9271)
40 Netgear WNA3100-100ENS Broadcom BCM43231
50 Netgear WNDA3100-100NAS Atheros AR9001U-2NX (Atheros AR9170/Atheros AR9104) Broadcom BCM4323
60 Netgear WNDA4100 Ralink RT3573
As i know Alfa cards are well supported for Injection.
I am using ALFA AWUS036NH and it support injection and also have long range.
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