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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Kanab with free breakfast and spa tub
Popular property highlights
Situated in Kanab, this hotel is 0.2 mi (0.3 km) from Frontier Movie Town and within 9 mi (15 km) of Moqui Cave and Fredonia Recreation Area. Downtown Fredonia is 7.7 mi (12.4 km) away.
Hotel Features
A spa tub, coffee/tea in a common area, and a seasonal outdoor pool are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a business center, a meeting room, and laundry facilities are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 116 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include coffee makers, free local calls, and hair dryers.
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Guestroom size
- Guestrooms were a little noisy
Days Inn and Suites Kanab
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Days Inn and Suites Kanab features a spa tub and a seasonal outdoor pool. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Days Inn and Suites Kanab is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 3
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Laundry facilities
- Total number of rooms - 116
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Business center
- Free WiFi
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Flat-panel TV
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
A seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 15 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 15 per stay
- Dogs only
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 15 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per night
Hotel Name
- Days Inn Hotel Kanab
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We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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By Nik Brumsack
Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny says the team must improve quickly following their 2-0 defeat against Swansea City.
A late brace from Miguel Michu made the difference on what was a frustrating afternoon at the Emirates.
Szczesny was angered by the manner of the loss, but insists his team-mates have the quality to turn things around.
"I'm obviously very disappointed, as everybody is in the dressing room," he told Arsenal Player. "I think it's about time for us to realise that something has gone wrong and we have to do something about it, because I don't think the fans deserved to see a performance like they did today.
"If you look at the fixtures we have in December, we should be getting points. But we should have started today, and we didn't. That's really disappointing but having said that, we've got a few games in front of us that we should be winning and we want to make sure that we do that and climb up the table.
"After a game like that, everyone's disappointed. The fans are disappointed, the players are disappointed - it's very easy to give up and say that we're not good enough. We definitely believe that we're good enough to do the job. We're going through a little bit of a rough time but just keep the faith and I'm sure sooner rather than later, we'll get there."
Watch the full interview with Wojciech on Arsenal PlayerCopyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source

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|Haha well just to update, she's about a little over 5 months and she left her xpen for a few minutes and tore up my hat. My favorite cap that is no longer available for purchase.
Dakota could have been trusted from day 1 at 6 weeks of age. Of course I didn't know that at the time. He peed in the house once and only chew on flip flops, newspaper, and one nick knack. That's it. There was a weird period from 1-2 years old when he got into the trash a few times.
Ditto could be completely trusted by 6months. Mostly trusted by 4 months.
Daisy could be trusted in the house alone if the trash was up by 8 months. Still can't be trusted with the trash down when we are home and food can't be left where she can reach. She can't be off her tie out in the yard.
Weegee: oddly enough has been great in the house a lone from day one at 4 months( no prior training). He will have an accident if we are gone too long. He took until a year old to be Fully housebroken, will still not come when off lead, but hasn't destroyed anything other than socks when he was teething.
Covering the crate took care of the noise-making for Kylie. I just used an old bedsheet. I didn't want it to get too stuffy in there.
We taught Kylie to ring the bells we hung on the backdoor for us to let her out to use the bathroom. They're Christmas bells, so you ought to be able to find them easily right now. She only had one accident after we'd had her for one week (11.5 weeks old at that point) and that was when I didn't make it to the door fast enough after she rang the bells.
Somebody still has to be on Kylie-duty all the time when she is not in her crate unless she is asleep.
Kylie is definitely high drive, high energy.
We have the stairs blocked off still (5 months old).
I'm going to puppy-proof upstairs over Christmas break and we hope to unblock the stairs in the next month or so.
We can't leave her alone in the backyard for very long or she starts digging and eating wood and acorns. We generally don't let her stay out there by herself for more than about 15 minutes at a time.
She is usually in her crate only at night (from about midnight-8am) and maybe a total of 4-5 hours during the week. Usually that means 3-4 hours on one day and another 1-2 hours on another day.
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Ky's out of her crate all evening, and all night. Funny thing tho, is that most times I wake up in the morning, and she's sleeping in her crate !
I won't leave him out of the crate when i'm not home as he is fascinated with the taste of carpet (found this out after a trial of leaving him out in my room), least he won't potty in the house anymore, but the carpet seems to win out over everything else I may leave out, when I'm not present.
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For as long as you cannot trust them, you don't trust them. It is different for any dog.
One of mine I could leave alone at 4 months but most not before 18 months.
Problem will escalate if you don't work through them. get a trainer if what you do doesn't work.
For peace and quiet you need to adopt a Greyhound.
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She also loves being outdoors actually but I can't even trust her for a second even on leash 3 feet away from me. She's always munching on leaves and picking things up. I youtubed some 4 month old GSD videos and there are some that are very docile. They dont have the attention span but theyre not actively searching for things around their environment. Where my puppy is more naughty, always wanting to chase things. Once she stops eating stuff I can start letting her wander more outside hopefully.
He was and is never left in the backyard unsupervised even though we lucked out with the house we're renting and have a nice large fenced in yard I just don't trust him yet! And our yard is nicely keep and he dug up and found random random things while I've been out there with him I can't imagine if I wasn't what he would do with them!
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I honestly have no idea where these came from haven't seen them before! But good luck! It does get better I can pet him and brush him without him going after my hand or brush!
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I have been super lucky with housebreaking with Ruki. I can't remember how long it's been since he has had an accident, but it has been months (he is 8 mths old this week). He was briefly allowed to be out of his crate and blocked in the living room, but then one day decided to eat a big chunk of each couch. Thankfully Ruki doesn't seem to swallow nonfood items, but I put him back in the crate. Now that he is 8 mths he seems a bit more destructive, and has to be closely supervised. I am really hoping eventually he will be able to be free inside the house.
I had hoped he would sleep in bed with me at night, and originally put the crate in my bedroom. Then I moved the crate to the living room when he was a bit older, and tried to let him out during the night to sleep in bed with me. He didn't like it at all, and would whine and fuss until I took him to his crate. The other night I decided to try blocking him in the living room overnight, and when I woke up he was sleeping in his crate.
|Nala was completely house broken in less then 3 weeks or by 11 weeks old. As far as chewing and messing with things she is not suppose to, at nine months, I don't trust her at all
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LOL It is funny that people can read these forums and still go out and buy a GSD pup! And all of us nuts that go out and get a second or more! it takes a special person/family! I know what I am getting into but when I move down south (in the next few months I hope) I will get another pup! Good to know I still have another month of surfing to deal with! It is never our meals tho.
Getting too pushy and wanting to play all the time is funny as heck to me. Hero will bring me his Kong Ballistic plush frisbee thing and play tug or fetch then he gets sick of it and gets a smaller kong squeeker thing, then always ends with a baseball! I will have to try the get me a specific toy command! The trick my pup abuses is the Jingle Bells to go out. During the day sometimes he just wants to go for a walk or be outside. We don't have a fenced yard so that means someone has to take him and that used to be me only because he was rude on a leash We bought him one of those easy walker harnesses and OH MY GOD!!!! My 5 year old can walk him now! This is awesome because I got him a really sweet collar for christmas (mean old wife won't let me put it on him for pictures before hand) and now the collar won't be making him cough from pulling the leash. He loves walks and now he is manageable on walks! The only problem is when I first put it on him trying to size it was a pain and I think I need a smaller one because he was able to chew part of the front while in the crate. (He no longer wears this in the crate)
And unfortunately his first ever counter-surfing experience was extremely self-rewarding. He end up with a blueberry bagel! But seems to be a lot better now.
And if he's bringing you toys already half the work is already done! Just add your cue to what it "good-bring ball". Soon you can ask him to bring his toy collection to you these guys are very smart!
We have used the sensation harness and love it! We bought it from a local pet store and the lady was very helpful with sizing she let us try on the small and medium and we went with a medium and it still fits him.
And just last week we decided to walk with a flat collar and he did really well I did have to change directions a few times to get his attention back on me but thats all no crazy choking pulling he walked very nicely by my side. Hope you have the same experience!
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Very interesting to hear everyone's experiences, thanks!
I think it makes it a little bit more difficult if your puppy has some drive. My puppy isn't a high energy high drive type but she could have some of that training if I wanted to. She knows how to relax but also she's generally searching, sniffing and biting things. Her tug is top notch and she chases anything that moves. Good for protection and Schutzhund I guess but definitely not the easiest to give free roam at this age cause she seems to get bored fast.
She also loves being outdoors actually but I can't even trust her for a second even on leash 3 feet away from me. She's always munching on leaves and picking things up. I youtubed some 4 month old GSD videos and there are some that are very docile. They dont have the attention span but theyre not actively searching for things around their environment. Where my puppy is more naughty, always wanting to chase things. Once she stops eating stuff I can start letting her wander more outside hopefully.
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Arsenal Football Club can confirm Kyle Bartley has joined Swansea City in a permanent deal, subject to a regulatory process.
The 21-year-old centre back concludes a five-year spell with the Gunners, during which the former reserves captain and FA Youth Cup winner made one competitive appearance for Arsène Wenger's side - against Olympiacos in the UEFA Champions League in December 2009.
Bartley has since taken in loan spells with Sheffield United and more recently Rangers, accumulating a total of 59 games at senior level across the Championship and the Scottish Premier League.
Having impressed on loan at Ibrox last season, the Stockport-born youngster was involved in Arsenal's pre-season preparations this summer, playing in the Markus Liebherr Memorial Cup against Southampton and in all three fixtures of the Arsenal Tour 2012.
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There is a growing sense among both Republican and Democratic members of Congress that the issue of when and how the United States becomes involved in fighting a war should be under the control of Congress, not merely the Executive. A proposed bill would amend the War Powers Resolution which was enacted during the Vietnam War over a Nixon veto in an effort to restore Congressional control by requiring the president to report any military action to Congress within 48 hours. It also required the president to withdraw forces after 60-90 days unless Congress didn't explicitly vote an extension. The Constitution clearly places power to declare war in the hands of Congress, but in recent years presidents have simply bypassed that body and deployed troops in war situations. According to Republican Rep. Walter Jones of North carolina, "Throughout American history, the balance too often has been ignored" since Congress has not been allowed to exercise its war making power.
The proposed legislation would prohibit the president from ordering a military actions without congressional approval unless American troops were attacked. This proposal is certainly in the spirit of what our Founding Fathers wanted when they wrote the Constitution. AS Republican congressman, Ron Paul, stated, "we don't want the debate after the war,"


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OMTwould a state offer a tax break to a business if that tax break caused a net negative to the state?
You (as a state) want to attract business, but at what point did we start nearly paying businesses for the privilege of moving to our state?
one more thing. ok. so why would they want to attract business that is a net loss to the state? QuoteYou (as a state) want to attract business, but at what point did we start nearly paying businesses for the privilege of moving to our state?is it a privilege to move to your state?
BB, come down I-77 and stop in here.
Anyone working 40 hours a week for someone else, whether flipping burgers, clerking at a store, driving a school bus or changing Grandma's diapers s/b bringing home a 'minimum' of $50K IMO (there goes the 'working poor' and the people so many love to hate).
first of all, i don't hate the working poor. i just don't think poverty is a disease that society needs to cure. it's a condition that the poor need to work out of, if they wish to. and not all seem to care that much. in fact, there are people who live in poverty by choice. i also think that people should be responsible for the choices they make and the majority of long term poverty among those of normal mental capacity and normal physical condition is due to the decisions they have made.
You don't hate the working poor, but they "need to work out of" their condition? What?! They are working! The hardest jobs I've ever had were very poorly paid--minimum wage. I was fortunately single and sharing student housing at the time. I still bust my butt farming for low wages, but at least now it's more a matter of choice.It is so, so easy to blame poverty on people's choices. If you're worried about the cost of products going up, start asking CEOs to take less exorbitant pay. Perhaps they could pay their employees more AND not have our costs go up. Some companies are doing this, so give them your business and boycott those who aren't.My parents have their own business. When the economy tanked, they cut their income altogether. They'd had enough good years that they were able to do so. Their goal was to keep the business alive and their employees working. I'd like to see more of that kind of decency among the corporate world. I see no reason at all for someone to let their employees scrape by, doing the work that lets the CEO earn 500 times what their employees earn.


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Posted by Stephen Mann on August 15, 2011
In IT service management "circles" there's a lot of talk about Social Media (with new terms like "Social ITSM") and Cloud (with debates such as "Is Cloud the death knoll for ITSM and ITIL?"), but what about another aspect of the changing business and IT landscape that doesn't get enough attention – Mobile?
We all have mobile devices (and I am deliberately stressing "devices" here), I don't know whether I am a good or bad example having travelled recently with a work laptop and BlackBerry along with personal Android and iPhone devices, and an iPad. I know, how sad. But mobile devices, and their use and management, pose a serious challenge to I&O organizations.
My Forrester colleague Matt Brown recently blogged about "Enterprise Mobility, Competitiveness and The Future Workplace Experience", including an interesting statistic and "WIM" (what it means):
"Enterprise Mobile Technologies: Individual employees are able to put the latest mobile devices and apps to productive business use faster than their employers can. Our data suggests the most highly mobile (and highly paid) employee segments (33% of the information workforce) already embrace these tools to make themselves more productive from work, from home, and from the road. What it means: Companies have little control over who uses these."


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I use pyscripter
Well, I like to use Eclipse for everything.
In the process of speeding up my renderer, i may have broken everything
Turns out i multiplied by 3, instead of 9. Funny stuff
I tripled the speed of the renderer, down from 65 (?) ms/frame to 23 ms/frame. I can probably further improve that, but i STILL need to fix the multithreading issues. Unfortunately this entails devising some sort of parallel triangle encapsulation sort/test, so ill need to spend more than the 30 seconds i thought it would take fixing that
The improvement in allocation of memory has also smoothed out the framerate, as i suspect that some sort of background garbage collector in opencl for memory (to actually deallocate memory after you've deallocated it) needs to run not nearly as often
Memory is now allocated on the graphics card for the object by the user, rather than every frame by the renderer. I was mostly doing the latter for debugging purposes
Here is a brief section from my reliability and performance blah blah blah, from a few days of work
as well as
When i work on things, they tend to crash a lot. Especially as opencl bugs tend to cause a graphics driver crash (sometimes irreversibly)
On another note, does anyone have a model with about a million triangles in? I am curious as to how my renderer would perform
The object there in the picture is about 170000 triangles, i think.
30 ms/frame
Looking like my renderer is awesome (to an extent)
Unfortunately, loading an 85 mb file is taking a while, so i might have to write in support for a format that isnt .obj soon
This is 2068452 triangles (2 million)
36 ms/frame (approx)
damn 160 mb obj files
And now, it is 4 am. Time to sleep
So, I noticed you all talking about python. Here's the colored output from my C++ unittest library, with a python based runner
The actual test file looks like this:
#include <unittest/unittest.hpp> struct helper { helper(void) : data(4) { } ~helper(void) { } int data; }; test_case(assertion_not_equal) { int fir = 1, sec = 0; assert_not_equal(fir, sec); } /* These are supposed to pass */ test_case(assertion_equal) { int fir = 0, sec = 0; assert_equal(fir, sec); } test_fixture(assertion_true, helper) { assert_true(fixture.data == 4); } /* BUELER. BUELER. BUELER. */ test_case(skip) { skip_test("How could I possibly test this case on a day like this?"); } /* These need to fail */ test_case(assertion_false) { assert_false(true); } test_case(skip_if_test) { skip_if(true, "CHIK. CHIKACHIKA"); } test_case(skip_unless_test) { skip_unless(false, "Matthew Broderick Jokes"); }
The (horrible hack of a) python script looks like this:
I'll be writing a seperate real runner in python, but I'll be moving the actual unit tests for unittest to a C++ based runner that uses dlopen/LoadLibrary.Code:from ctypes import util from ctypes import * from glob import glob from color import * import os find = util.find_library retval = { 0: 'red', # fail 1: 'green', # pass 2: 'grey' # skip } rettypes = { 0: 'FAIL', 1: 'PASS', 2: 'SKIP' } def suites(path): for i in glob('*.dll'.format(path)): yield i # test name generator def tests(name): idx = 0 while idx < count: yield idx, suite.test_at(idx) idx += 1 for suite in suites('.'): suite = cdll.LoadLibrary(find(suite)) count = suite.test_count() suite.test_error.restype = c_char_p suite.test_at.restype = c_char_p for idx, t in tests(suite): test = str(t, 'utf-8') ret = suite['test_{}'.format(test)]() color = retval.get(ret, 'red') error = suite.test_error(idx) error = str(error if error else b'', 'utf-8') info = os.path.relpath(os.path.splitdrive(error)[1]) if error else '' print('[{}]'.format(rettypes.get(ret)), info, color=color)
Also, I've got some good news: You can use my unittest library without compiling anything (except the actual 'test suites'). It's header only! It could probably be optimized a bunch (move semantics, or whatever). As of right now you'll need gcc 4.7 (because I'm a dummy and made use of the 'final' keyword ), clang 3.0, or MSVC 2010 or later to use it. I'm looking into making it not as much a pain in the ass, with some typedef fallbacks or whatever.
I'm guessing no one took a look at the script I posted earlier (not like it works, I didn't capitalize the booleans)
Here's a picture I caught that was almost fully rendered (it took 5 tries.)
3D in Turtle Graphics
Ugh not enough content! I present me turning into synthiac(minus the maze part):
I'm using a a friend and mines engine(he stopped working on it so I took over development mostly
I can't believe i never added this yet!
Borderless windows! Now everything is handled via the GUI library!
Can anyone be bothered to give me a quick rundown of how to translate my GLSL 110 shaders to 150?
I don't know how to use in and out and what extra calls I need to make.
double floor(double x) { /* * ==================================================== * Copyright (C) 1993 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. * * Developed at SunPro, a Sun Microsystems, Inc. business. * Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this * software is freely granted, provided that this notice * is preserved. * ==================================================== */ int32_t i0,i1,j0; uint32_t i,j; EXTRACT_WORDS(i0,i1,x); j0 = ((i0>>20)&0x7ff)-0x3ff; if(j0<20) { if(j0<0) { /* raise inexact if x != 0 */ if(huge+x>0.0) {/* return 0*sign(x) if |x|<1 */ if(i0>=0) {i0=i1=0;} else if(((i0&0x7fffffff)|i1)!=0) { i0=0xbff00000;i1=0;} } } else { i = (0x000fffff)>>j0; if(((i0&i)|i1)==0) return x; /* x is integral */ if(huge+x>0.0) { /* raise inexact flag */ if(i0<0) i0 += (0x00100000)>>j0; i0 &= (~i); i1=0; } } } else if (j0>51) { if(j0==0x400) return x+x; /* inf or NaN */ else return x; /* x is integral */ } else { i = ((uint32_t)(0xffffffff))>>(j0-20); if((i1&i)==0) return x; /* x is integral */ if(huge+x>0.0) { /* raise inexact flag */ if(i0<0) { if(j0==20) i0+=1; else { j = i1+(1<<(52-j0)); if((int32_t)j < i1) i0 +=1 ; /* got a carry */ i1=j; } } i1 &= (~i); } } INSERT_WORDS(x,i0,i1); return x; }
LMAO Pics in a nutshell. I really fucked up the quality.
Made with LOVE2d
Vertex attribute locations (for attrib pointers) are automatically numbered from 0 based on definition position.
gridPos is location 0, heading is location 1 and so on.Code:in vec4 gridPos; in float heading; in int activity; flat out int spriteNum;
You can explicitly state this if you want to either shake it up or be definite.
Code:layout (location = 0) in vec4 gridPos; layout (location = 1) in float heading; layout (location = 2) in int activity; flat out int spriteNum;
Data binding is also largely the same, only you can use VAOs to only do it once.
void setup() { size_t size; // bla bla bla bla /* * ENEMIES */ // TODO: Use real data glBindVertexArray(enemyVAO); // Floating point data GLfloat enemydata [] = {0,0,0}; size = sizeof(GLfloat); glBindBuffer(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER, enemyVBO); glBufferData(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER, 3, enemydata, GL_STATIC_DRAW); // Grid position glVertexAttribPointer (0, 2, GL_FLOAT, GL_FALSE, size * 3, reinterpret_cast<void*>( 0)); // Heading glVertexAttribPointer (1, 1, GL_FLOAT, GL_FALSE, size * 3, reinterpret_cast<void*>(size * 2)); // Integer data GLubyte enemydata2[] = {0}; glBindBuffer(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER, enemyVBO2); glBufferData(GL_ARRAY_BUFFER, 1, enemydata2, GL_STATIC_DRAW); // Activity number glVertexAttribIPointer(2, 1, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, 0, 0); iNumEnemies = 1; // bla bla bla bla } void render() { glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT | GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT); glm::mat4 mView = getViewMatrix(); const auto& mptr = glm::value_ptr(mView); // bla bla bla bla // Enemies glUseProgram(EnemyProg); glBindVertexArray(enemyVAO); glUniformMatrix4fv(uEnemyView, 1, GL_FALSE, mptr); glUniform4f(uEnemyPlyPos, vPlyPos.x, vPlyPos.y, vPlyPos.z, 1); glDrawArrays(GL_POINTS, 0, iNumEnemies); // bla bla bla bla }
Rounded off some stuff in the GWEN designer. You can now parent controls onto different pages of a child. I was kind of dredding it because I hadn't accounted for it when I was thinking out the editor.. but the solution I came up with works and is clean and simple as it could be.
Designer still rough (I need to draw some guides around controls or something - right now you have to guess where the control is), but here's how it works.
I'd totally use it if anyone wrote a python wrapper (or whatever you'd call that) for it
Woo.Code:>(def x 10) Read form: (def x 10) Compiled form: %x = alloca i32 store i32 10, i32* %x
pyglet. It does nearly everything that pygame does, but has a more 'pythonic' interface. You can also use py-lepton with it :D
Added some stars:
All procedural of course!
Now to make the planets follow pre set orbits!
For whatever godawful reason, opencls atomic_min function only accepts integers, or long integers, which means that i may have to implement an integer depth buffer, instead of my current floating point one. Fun times
Mostly fixed flickering issue, still need to find out where the last of it is coming from
Edit 2:
Turns out that this fix is equally as useless as my other attempts at fixing this issue, due to opencl lacking useful atomic functions
Downloading, progress bar, check if you can start the server, and indicators for if a server is installed! The only console you'll see is the gameserver's console itself.
Any suggestions on what I should add?
Wrote the recognizer module today.
You can see that it easily mistakes the lower-case L for a 1, but that can be fixed in the next process. The next step is the arguably the most important and fun one to write, the code that turns this soup of characters into a LaTeX string. With the knowledge of math as context, mistakes like c0s and 1n can be easily detected and resolved.
It's like solitaire
All my hate
This is ticked by default
How would I make a counter clockwise ordered set of vertices clockwise?(from the BSM format)


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From HaskellWiki
Revision as of 03:41, 20 December 2006 by BrettGiles (Talk | contribs)
Constructor can mean:
- Type constructor
- Data constructor
1 Type constructor
A type constructor is used to construct new types from given ones.
illustrates how to define a data type with type constructors (and data constructors at the same time). The type constructor is named
data Tree a = Tip | Node a (Tree a) (Tree a)
, but a tree of what? Of any specific type
, be it
, or even
Maybe String
, in which case it will be a tree of tree of
Tree b
. The data type is polymorphic (and
is a type variable that is to be substituted by a specific type). So when used, the values will have types like
Tree Int
Tree (Tree Boolean)
2 Data constructor
A data constructor groups values together and tags alternatives in an algebraic data type,
where there are two data constructors,
data Tree a = Tip | Node a (Tree a) (Tree a)
. Any value that belongs to the type
(I'm happy leaving the type parameter unspecified) will be a constructed by either
Tree a
is a constructor alright, but it groups no value whatsoever, that is, it's a nullary constructor. There can be only one value that will have this constructor, also conveniently denoted
. So nullary constructors contain no data apart from its name! For example, the
data type is defined to be
data Bool = True | False
and for all practical purposes you can just think of them as constants belonging to a type.On the other hand,
contains other data. The types of those data are its parameters. The first one has type
, so it's just a value of the parameter type
. This one is the value the tree node holds in it. The remaining two are the branches. Each of them have type
, naturally.
Tree a
2.1 Data constructors as first class valuesData constructors are first class values in Haskell and actually have a type. For instance, the type of the
constructor of the
data type is:
Left :: forall b a. a -> Either a b
As first class values, they may be passed to functions, held in a list, be data elements of other algebraic data types and so forth.
2.2 NoteData constructors are not types! They denote values. It would be illegal to write
there, because the type is
Node a (Node a) (Node a)
, not
3 Deconstructing data constructors
All a data constructor does is holding values together. But you want to separate them if you want to use them. This is done via pattern matching,
So, the depth of a tip is zero. The depth of a node depends on its branches, but not it's content. See how the constructor in the left hand side names its parts? we don't need the content so we don't name it (using
depth Tip = 0 depth (Node _ l r) = 1 + max (depth l) (depth r)
). The left branch is named
, the right
, allowing us to use these values in the right hand side.
4 Notes
- You can declare a constructor (for both type and data) to be infix, and this can make your code a lot more readable.
- Tuples are a built in feature of the syntax but are plain old algebraic data types! They have only one constructor though. Having the same name as their types (don't freak out, it's just a matter of convenience, as the type constructors and the data constructors have separate namespaces). So, is really a value of the form(4, True)having the type(,) 4 True, which, too, is written conveniently as(,) Int Boolto make it more readable. Incidentally, the empty tuple type(Int, Bool)with its only value()is used throughout, and is called unit.()
- You can, in fact, name the values grouped together, using the record syntax,
data Person = Person { name :: String, age :: Int, address :: String }
, you can say
to select his/her age, without resorting to pattern matching.
age p


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Artisans, Crafters, Vendors Wanted
The TD Gift Solutions company is seeking artisans, craftsmen and vendors for its Valentine gift show and clothing drive that will benefit The Road Home, Feb. 9 from noon-5 p.m. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for information.
When • Thursday, Dec. 27 at 10 a.m.
Where • Utah Olympic Oval, 5662 S. Cougar Lane (4800 West), Kearns
Tickets • Vendor booths start at $75
Snowbird Summit Gala
Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort will host its annual Summit Gala, featuring a celebratory evening of dining, dancing, live and silent auctions, as well as special guest Erik Weihenmayer. Register by calling 801-933-2112.
When • Friday, Dec. 28, 5:30 p.m.
Where • Snowbird Ski Resort, Little Cottonwood Canyon, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $125; $1,000 for a table of 10; visit bit.ly/UdPq6T
'Pupcracker: A Canine Nutcracker'
Intermountain Therapy Animals will present "Pupcracker: A Canine Nutcracker," a canine adaptation of the ever-popular "Nutcracker" ballet, hosted by Sister Dottie S. Dixon (aka Charles Lynn Frost). For tickets, call 801-355-ARTS or visit arttix.org.
When • Friday, Dec. 28, 7:30 p.m., and Saturday, Dec. 29, 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.
Where • Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $16.50; children's tickets not available online, only by phone; visit bit.ly/U9qoF5
Utah Refugee Coalition and Utah Grizzlies Fundraiser
The Utah Grizzlies will team with the Utah Refugee Coalition for a fundraiser. By using a code online, the public is offered a discounted ticket of $13 with a portion donated to the Utah Refugee Coalition to support refugees living in Utah. Visit utahgrizzlies.com/themenights. Put in the username urc and the password grizzlies. Tickets can be purchased and donated to refugees by contacting Elise at the Utah Refugee Coalition at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone, 720-323-0568.
When • Saturday, Dec. 29, at 7 p.m.
Where • Maverik Center, 3200 S. Decker Lake Drive, West Valley City
Tickets • $17


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What Line Was That?
Ever try to communicate with someone about an MS Word document and wish you had line numbers to refer back to?
What a great thought! Line numbers. Now, if we could only get Word to automatically number the document lines.
Good news, numbering lines is exactly what we're going to get Word to do for us today!
Line numbers is a part of the Page Setup settings. (File menu, Page Setup choice).
You're looking for the Layout tab.
In the bottom section, tell Word where to apply the line numbers (whole document, this point forward or if you selected some text before you began, selected section) and click the Line Numbers button.
**We need to have a quick side note here.** If you start with selected text and choose to number just that portion, Word will automatically put a page break both before and after the selected text. If you choose to number lines from this point forward, Word will then insert a page break before the numbers begin.
Now, back to business. When the Line Numbers window opens, you need to check the "Add line numbering" option.
This choice will activate the rest of the window. Here you can make decisions regarding how to number (every line, every two lines, every five lines, etc.), what number to start with and how far to place numbers from the text. Don't forget to make a choice at the bottom regarding continuous numbering throughout the document or restarting (at page or section break).
When you've made all your choices, click OK.
Click OK again to exit the Page Setup window and poof! You're back in the document with lines neatly numbered and easy to reference!
~ April


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5 Things You Didn't Know: DNA
1- The human genome was almost commercializedMost are not aware, but the project to sequence the human genome (all of the DNA a human possesses) was a vicious race that pitted public interests versus private.
The public arm of the race was lead by the Human Genome Project (HGP), an international consortium of scientists and researchers working at a price tag of a mere $3 billion U.S. The project began in 1990, and was expected to reach completion in 15 years. There were, however, complications.
In 1998, a privately funded quest was launched by J. Craig Venter, president of Celera Genomics. Working on a budget of only $300 million, Celera's effort was projected to proceed faster than the HGP — a notion that enraged leaders of the public project, especially when Celera's intentions were made clear. Celera announced that it would seek patent protection on specific genes, and would not permit free distribution of the human genome to public databases. Instead, they planned to harbor a separate database on their private website, and charge for any analyses requested by external researchers.
The announcement by Celera sent leaders of the HGP into a frenzy. With both teams in a bid to win the race, dueling media reports began to emerge. A progress update would be released by one party, and then the claim would be disputed by the other. After several failed partnerships, the two teams managed to release their results almost simultaneously in February of 2000, citing that the race sped up the project, to everyone's benefit.
2- DNA testing is used to authenticate foods like caviarWho knew that the caviar industry was so ripe with mystery, excitement and illegal activity? It's likely that most have no idea. The choice delicacy of the affluent, caviar has for years been regulated worldwide by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (C.I.T.E.S.). C.I.T.E.S. has closely monitored stocks of caviar coming from the Caspian Sea — the body of water responsible for some 90% of the world's caviar — in an effort to protect endangered species, particularly sturgeon caviar. As a result, DNA testing has become a staple method of authentication to ensure that incoming caviar is properly labeled and legitimate. However, quite often, testing of the DNA yields an unfortunate result.
Find out how you can afford your own DNA testing and how it helps the justice system...


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'"I got a taste of it, got hit into the bench last year in playoffs, so I think I'm ready for some hits," Ennis said Monday. "We're not intimidated. We're excited. It's going to be hard-hitting and fast-paced, everything you want in a playoff series."'
Ennis, Sabres ready to visit home of the hits
April 12, 2011 Submitted by
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June 10, 2005
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- As has become her custom this season, long jumper Tianna Madison delivered a first-round knockout. The University of Tennessee sophomore and would-be boxer unleashed a first-round punch of 21 feet, 10 1/4 inches to finish off her opponents and once again walk away with the title of national champ late Thursday night at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
Madison, who also won the NCAA Indoor crown back in March, completed an undefeated outdoor campaign with six wins and reigned as the victor for the 10th time in 11 competitions in 2005. The native of Elyria, Ohio, who attributes her focus, footwork and aggressive approach to jumping to time spent taking boxing lessons, also swept the Southeastern Conference Indoor and Outdoor Championships this season and triumphed at the NCAA Mideast Regional two weekends ago despite suffering from strep throat. She will continue her season in late June and attempt to make the U.S. team for the IAAF World Championships, as she travels to Carson, Calif., to compete in the USATF Outdoor Championships.
"I haven't really thought about what I've done (tonight and this season), because I'm not done yet," Madison said. "When I get a break, maybe I'll sit down and think about it. I still have USAs and World Championships ahead of me, so I'll have to wait until those are behind me to put it all in perspective."
The NCAA leader the entire outdoor season, Madison made the finals with a single jump of 22 feet, 1/4 inch on Wednesday night. She came up short of that mark tonight, and did not approach her NCAA season-best mark of 22-8 1/2, but that wasn't necessary to accomplish her goal on a cool night at Hornet Stadium. Her opening mark was good enough to hold off runner-up Marshevet Hooker of Texas, who stretched the tape to 21-8 on her fourth jaunt down the runway to add a little drama to the occasion.
"There's something about the intensity of the first jump that gets me going every time," Madison said. "I would have liked to have jumped farther, but then, again, today was about just competing. I did that, so I am satisfied."
Madison joins 1994 outdoor champ Dedra Davis as the only Lady Vols to win NCAA crowns in the long jump. In becoming the first UT woman to make a clean sweep of the NCAA hardware, Madison also boosted Tennessee into first place for a half-hour before Colorado collected 14 points in the 10,000 meters to move in front for the lead after two days.
"Tianna has been consistent all season long, and her win tonight is the product of that consistency," UT Head Coach J.J. Clark said. "She has worked hard, and she is willing to trust what Caryl (Gilbert Smith) and Charlie (Simpkins) ask her to do. I am very proud of her, but I also know that she is very talented, and there is still a lot out there for her to accomplish."
After earning a trip to the 100m dash final with her efforts in two qualifying rounds on Wednesday, freshman Cleo Tyson (Huntsville, Texas) came back on Thursday and duplicated that feat in a second event. The rookie speed merchant punched her ticket for Saturday's 200-meter dash final with a 23.06 count that was good for third in heat two and stood as the fifth-best mark of the 18 competitors in the semifinals. She did so after registering a 23.35 reading to take second in heat two of the qualifying round earlier in the day.
"Cleo has stepped up, and she's doing a lot of quality running," Clark said. "We look forward to her helping us tomorrow in the 4x1 and 100m. She is really staying focused. There is still a lot of running for her to do, but she has done a great job to this point."
The 4x400m relay tandem of freshman LaTonya Loche (Bastrop, La.), junior Patricia Hall (St. Ann, Jamaica), freshman Courtney Champion (Lawrenceville, Ga.) and senior Antoinette Gorham (Glenarden, Md.) moved itself into position to earn points on Saturday as well, as the unit rolled to a season best of 3:30.23 to place second in heat three and fourth best of the eight qualifying squads. The Lady Vol foursome topped its victorious NCAA Mideast Regional clocking of 3:31.27 and charted the number eight readout in program history.
Gorham, meanwhile, saw her individual season come to a close in the 800 meters a couple of hours before, as she wound up sixth in heat one of the semifinals in 2:06.06. That mark, the second-best of her career, was good enough for 12th overall out of an original field of 27. As one of the top eight finishers from the United States, the Lady Vol senior also collected the first individual All-America citation of her career to go along with four relay awards (3-4x400mR, 1-DMR).
"We got the 4x4 through (to the final), and that helps us and our potential point total," Clark said. "I am a little disappointed in Antoinette not advancing. Her stategy at this meet wasn't the best, which is unsual for her. We look forward to tomorrow's finals and the rest of the meet."
In the first women's event contested on Thursday, junior Ariel Brooks (Miami, Fla.) took three attempts in the hammer throw prelims but her mark of 185-1/56.43m left her short of qualifying for Saturday's final. Brooks needed a top-12 outcome to advance but wound up 18th out of 27 competitors after entering the meet ranked 27th.
Junior shot putter April Thomas (Albany, Ga.) also saw a very successful first year at Rocky Top come to an end, as her heave of 48-4.75/14.75m in the qualifying round was good enough for only 24th position and did not provide her entrance into Saturday's final.
Tennessee will be represented in three events on Friday, including two finals. The 4x100m relay team will run for points at 6:40 p.m. PT (9:40 p.m. ET), with Madison, Champion, Olupona and Tyson onboard, and the latter two of that quartet will hit the track again at 8:30 p.m. PT (11:30 p.m. ET) in the 100-meter dash final. UT will also have Hall and Loche in action in the semifinals of the 400 meters at 7:40 p.m. PT (10:40 p.m. ET).
|4x100m Relay Pre. (Regional: 45.80) 4:00 p.m. PT
|Adv. Tianna Madison/Courtney Champion/Toyin Olupona/Cleo Tyson
|43.75p/1st, ht. 2
|800m Pre. (Regional: 2:09.80) 4:35 p.m. PT
|Adv. Antoinette Gorham
|2:06.26p/5th, ht. 1
|100m Pre. (Regional: 11.75) 5:55 p.m. PT
|Adv. Cleo Tyson
|11.33p/1st, ht. 1(w:-0.3)
|Adv. Toyin Olupona
|11.44p/2nd, ht. 1(w:-0.3)
|400m Pre. (Regional: 54.61) 6:25 p.m. PT
|Adv. Patricia Hall
|53.48p/2nd, ht. 5
|Adv. LaTonya Loche
|53.13p/3rd, ht. 3
|Long Jump Qual. (Regional: 19-6.25/5.95m) 7:15 p.m. PT
|Adv. Tianna Madison
|22-0.25/6.71mp (w: 2.1)/1st, ht 2
|100m Semis (Regional: 11.75) 7:25 p.m. PT
|Adv. Cleo Tyson
|11.42p/1st, ht. 1(w: -0.4)
|Adv. Toyin Olupona
|11.42p/2nd, ht. 1(w: -0.4)
|5000m Pre. (Regional: 16:52.00)) 9:40 p.m. PT
|Adv. Felicia Guliford
|16:26.48/7th, ht. 2
|Hammer Throw Qual. (Regional: 177-8/54.15m) 1:00 p.m. PT
|18th Ariel Brooks
|185-1/56.43mp/5th, Flt. 1
|200m Pre. (Regional: 23.96) 5:30 p.m. PT
|Adv. Cleo Tyson
|23.35p/2nd, ht. 2 (w: 0.4)
|800m Semis. (Regional: 2:09.80) 6:45 p.m. PT
|12th Antoinette Gorham
|2:06.06p/6th, ht. 1
|200m Semis. (Regional: 23.96) 7:20 p.m. PT
|Adv. Cleo Tyson
|23.06p/3rd, ht. 2 (w: 0.2)
|Shot Put Qual. (Regional: 46-11/14.30m) 8:30 p.m. PT
|24th April Thomas
|4x400mR Pre. (Regional: 3:42.00) 9:00 p.m. PT
|Adv. LaTonya Loche/Patricia Hall/Courtney Champion/Antoinette Gorham
|3:30.23p/2nd, ht. 3
|Long Jump Fin. (Regional: 19-6.25/5.95m) 9:00 p.m. PT
|1st (10 pts.) Tianna Madison
|21-10.25/6.66m (w: 1.1)
|4x100m Relay Fin. (Regional: 45.80) 6:40 p.m. PT
|Tianna Madison/Courtney Champion/Toyin Olupona/Cleo Tyson
|400m Semis. (Regional: 54.61) 7:40 p.m. PT
|Patricia Hall
|LaTonya Loche
|100m Fin. (Regional: 11.75) 8:30 p.m. PT
|Cleo Tyson
|Toyin Olupona
|400m Fin. (Regional: 54.61) 6:10 p.m. PT
|Patricia Hall?
|LaTonya Loche?
|200m Fin. Regional: 23.96) 7:20 p.m. PT
|Cleo Tyson
|5000m Fin. (Regional: 16:52.00)) 8:10 p.m. PT
|Felicia Guliford
|4x400mR Fin. (Regional: 3:42.00) 8:45 p.m. PT
|LaTonya Loche/Patricia Hall/Courtney Champion/Antoinette Gorham


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The Weekly Health Quiz: Pool Parasites, Death Rattle and Food as Medicine
June 23, 2017,
Retroperitoneal fibrosis is a rare disorder that blocks the tubes (ureters) that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
Idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis; Ormond's disease
Retroperitoneal fibrosis occurs when extra fibrous tissue forms in the area behind the stomach and intestines. The tissue forms a mass (or masses) that can block the tubes that carry urine from the kidney to the bladder.
The cause of this problem is not known. It is most common in people aged 40 - 60. Men are twice as likely to develop the condition as women.
Early symptoms:
Later symptoms:
Abdominal CT scan is the best way to find a retroperitoneal mass.
Other tests that can help diagnose this condition include:
A biopsy of the mass may also be done to rule out cancer.
Corticosteroids are tried first. Some doctors also prescribe a drug called tamoxifen.
If corticosteroid treatment doesn't work, a biopsy should be done to confirm the diagnosis. Other medicines to suppress the immune system can be prescribed.
When medicine does not work, surgery and stents (draining tubes) are needed.
The outlook will depend on the extent of the problem and the amount of damage to the kidneys.
The kidney damage may be temporary or permanent.
The disorder may lead to:
Call your health care provider if you have lower abdomen or flank pain and less output of urine.
Try to avoid long-term use of medicines that contain methysergide. This drug has been shown to cause retroperitoneal fibrosis. Methysergide is sometimes used to treat migraine headaches.
Rottenberg G, Sandhu C. Radiology of the upper urinary tract. In: Adam A, Dixon AK, eds. Grainger & Allison's Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging . 5th ed. New York, NY: Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 41.
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herste gmv, that R is steeeeez
herste gmv, that R is steeeeez
looks like we got our winner, next word?
Herste kills. Props to Mone, for sure. That R is nice. See you guys in the next one.
How bout a " rep your city" battle?
is say the word is RAKS but if anyone wants to do the city thing that extinct brought up just chime in , i just like the idea of everyone doin the same letters
Fuck dat city idea rep your city in the piece.. Not as the whole word bieng your city... Like if I throw down the Milwaukee bucks fill(Purple green) on the piece I would be repin my city... Raks sounds like a simple word that everyone can add style too...
yeah that settles it for me to mone , maybe just rep your city with colors or somthin clever like that Raks will be the word , i know i aint usin the fuckin bears colors maybe i will draw cutler gettin attacked by the nfl logo , hes a pussy ass
Hahaha The Paks got some wack ass colors too... Yellow green
^ those colors are steez, maybe not when your talkin bout the packers. but when you talkin bout the oakland A's, green and yellow be pure steez
Word mone... It was just a thought
thanks sbal !! but there's a lot of sketches better then mine !!
nah G your up there in my book, get down on the PENIS battle
you seem to like the shit you did on the s those multi crack stuff..its gay leave it and youll be better off
the k is quite nice.
yeah I really really like those, this is A3 size btw
I could post the full res if anyone's interested in details
post the full res one, i wanna see it lol.
u gotta download it though. not sure if u can see its full view without downloading to ur pc
my entry!
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Flamethrower? What flamethrower? That's a weed burner!
is building a flamethrower legal?
It takes an idiot to do cool things. That's why it's cool.-Haruko
Flamethrower? What flamethrower? That's a weed burner!
Roger that.I use to play a little.
SOON-We already lost the war. You are the resistance.
Kinda hard to tell, it could be classified as a destructive device,???? better check the BATFE sight to know for sure.
I know some years way back when, there were sold in the SGN I believe it was thru Sarco or Numrich , I cant remember that far back. But I do remember that they were demilled. So I would say that these would be considered destructive devices, Unless you can convince BATF that its farm usage to clear fields who knows. what lurks in the mind
of the ATF Agency. However now if contact them in writing and they write you back saying its ok please let us know( Been wanting wanting one of them for years! I figured its an all in one hunting tool Killing & Cooking the meat all at once! Now thats a time saver! But seriously If you want to make one of these things you have to make it so it dont fire as far as a real Military flame thrower and you would have to explain to them in deatail how its made, safety features what your going to use as fuel, nozzles etc, & I wouldnt use a old military one just due to the fact that they are real old and would most likely need to be totally rebuilt and if you do it wrong ,You wont have to pay the High Price for a ride into space, cuz if it goes boom, You might just wind up as space particals. When these things were in use keep in mind that that is what enemy aimed at was the GI with the Tanks on his back and all it took was one good shot and you would be the toast of the roast ( and just a note keep a copy of your letters and drawings and because Inot saying that Our Goverment is Dishonest( Coughcoughbullshitcoughassholescough)but if they like something well enough they will take your idea and just use it for themselfs its been done before and when a certain Country opposed the US Goverment for doing this thier answer was Go Ahead and sue US, and this has to do with the 1903 springfield vs the mauser so to be safe cover your six with one big bullet proof, & flame retardent blanket! .....Doc
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I did a CELTA course last summer, before completing the final year of my English Lit degree, and have been applying for jobs for the past 4 or 5 months.
I have been interviewed once, not a great experience, and had my email account hacked into after inquiring about a job. So far I haven't been appointed.
I'm in the middle of completing a pre interview task now and all it is making me think is that I can't do it. I remember finding the course stressful, learning about the tenses and modal verbs and auxiliary verbs etc but I just wanted to get on with it and try really hard. Now I'm so worried that I am going to get a job, having sat for 2 hours working out the answers to 20 questions on things like these, and just find it too hard when I get there. I don't want to be teaching my students the wrong thing but I also don't want to want to make myself ill trying to wrap my own head around everything the night before each lesson.
I just want to know, from your experience (preferably people without a linguistics degree or delta that might have made their first job easier), is it as hard as I am imagining?
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For those that were on DHC for a while, our friend Coldweatherfan recently passed away in October. He hadnt been very active on DHC over the past 2 seasons but some of you on here had the pleasure of hunting with John, or at least arguing over a decoy setup with him once or twice. John was an older guy that I came to know through a classmate in highschool 10 years ago now. He was my friend's step dad, that had 1 passion, and it was waterfowl hunting. Although my dad loves to hunt(mostly deer and small game), John was that old guy in my life that had a "father son" relationship with me when it came to hitting the river or drinking a dark and stormy, or a cold beer on Friday night.
I got his boat from him back in August when I think he knew his end was near. We signed the paperwork and he was happy to know that he no longer had the problems of boat ownership, but he knew his boat would be in good hands with someone that would be sure to take all his old hunting partners out. I promised John that it will always be his boat, and any time he wanted to use it, he knew where it was and he could take er out, I was only holding onto it for him. Sadly, I wont be getting that call from him to hit the river this year.
Now that the sadness of losing John has passed, its been time to celebrate his life and get his boat back out to the place he loved. Forgoing any private land hunts that may or may not be better or worse, we are going to hit the Potomac river since he loved being out there in the cold of the morning in November. For the opener on Saturday, I invited his oldest hunting partner from when they were kids, and the newest person that John got into waterfowling just last season to join me on his boat and go to his favorite spot on the potomac. We will throw out a few of John's hand painted decoys, and see what he sends us. Im just hoping that the river is going to be up enough to get his boat out there without taking the motor off. I have to do a little scouting over the next 2 days, and a little bit of electrical wiring and put the new registration stickers on his boat. If any of you recognize his boat on the upper potomac, its not a ghost, its just us. Im sure Coldweatherfan will be in the boat with us in spirit though. Hope to post some good success pictures, and good luck to you guys on Saturday.


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I will be graduating this summer from the University of Oregon with a degree in Journalism. I would like to go to Europe, travel around a bit, and begin teaching English in the fall. I am a native English speaker (from US), speak workable German and Estonian and am learning French. I'd like to do a bit of traveling before settling down somewhere and getting a teaching job, as I have never been to Europe on my own and want to spread my wings a bit and see the continent!
I will have a budget of approximately $7500-$8500, with very low student debt (thank you, parents). What should I do? What are the best options for me? Any advice is appreciated! Thanks!


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Re: Fee! Fie! Foe! Fum!
oh so clever. a must buy if wins
Re: PRESS MY BUTTONS
Yes!!! A heather gray shirt in the fog!!!
Re: The Dirty Cleaner
hah! great shirt. very clever. hope it wins, gmv.
Ovaltina, my goat awesome shirt *giggles* gmv for sure. I can't wait to buy it! To The Top Of The Charts! Ovaltina, my goat! Ovaltina, my goat! Ovaltina, my goat! Loves it! Ovaltina, my goat!
funniest shirt i've ever seen...
would definitely would wear this for halloween
Re: Snowman
thanks for leaving the lower shadow out! That's the last thing I need is something magnifying my guy!
bluchez wrote:Draxxx. You provide nice detailed designs week after week. I am earnestly concerned that you don't understand the printing capabilities of shirt.woot. I cannot imagine how all of the detail will come close to showing up in an actual print. In general, woot has said they can print details up to a 1pt line. This equates to just over 4 pixels at 300 dpi. This includes area of shirt color or other colors that you wish to show through, because if those areas are not wide enough, the whole thing turns into a blob. The fine detail zooms that you show us really makes me think that your lines are way smaller, but I could be wrong, obviously.
The problem is, when designs that aren't printable wins, the designer gets paid but woot and the customers get screwed (refunds and wasted money). This certainly goes against the community spirit of the derby.
I am not trying to knock your talents, as you are obviously talented, but be careful with details, or they will do more harm than good.
Thanks for the heads up bluchez. Though I've yet to get printed, I can tell you that I work at 300 dpi with nothing smaller than a 4 pt brush.
Re: Cow Costume (with ring!)- v2
This is an alternate design, with more detail and a ring. Submitted because folks asked for it. Hope people like this one as much as the v1...
Awesome shirt design. Genius. Like the color too. Must be a talented dude.
I'm a lady and I never thought of the risque quality of the positioning with Jack.
Great design, great illustration, I'm so buying it when its printed.
Re: I Am Phelps
Bag o frozen green beans and green face paint!
boom done!
Re: Hands!
I really like the shirt, but not sure it fits the derby. What's the costume????? You might want to do it again a little darker and call it "Zombie Lunch" or something. Just a thought
Re: He Dreams No More
This was my first idea for this contest. I figured I submit it.
Thanks in advance for your votes and support everyone!
Re: Three Hole Punch You
*giggles*, it's Jim's three hole punch shirt.
Not sure if it's copyright because it's from The Office, but still funny.
Re: X-Ray Wings
Design goes on the back
I want to buy this shirt for my little brother, so perfect for him.
See link...http://www.reuters.com/news/pictures/searchpopup?picId=6401374
Re: Men Only
This is freaking awesome!
I wish it had the head...
I guess the wearers head is supposed to be the head?
SkekTek wrote:This is an alternate design, with more detail and a ring. Submitted because folks asked for it. Hope people like this one as much as the v1...
both look good, but i think you're shooting urself in the foot posting two of the same design.
Re: I ain't playin kid!
Very clean! Great job
Re: NextGen Fake Out
I am an un-original person!
I would never wear a red shirt out of my house! Too dangerous!!
icyfenix wrote:I am an un-original person!
I would never wear a red shirt out of my house! Too dangerous!!
Dude apparently if you put "f" "a" "i" "l" and an "!" next to each other, it comes out as "I am an unoriginal person!"
Which is freakin awesome.
super cute! Do one for a girl!
ThaDuke wrote:I really like the shirt, but not sure it fits the derby. What's the costume????? You might want to do it again a little darker and call it "Zombie Lunch" or something. Just a thought
I guess you might call this costume abstract creepy/horror - the hands are coming out of your own body and tearing it apart. It's like a creepy mask for your torso.
Cute, right?
Jestik wrote:Oh, yeah, you KNOW I'm voting for this one!!!
(and great name,I couldn't have come up with anything better )
Yeah. I can't believe I came up with it all by myself! Yep... no one else. all by myself. (thank you for helping!)
Oh heck yes! I'm a big Chucky fan so thank you for making this. This derby is turning out to be better than I thought and I'd love to own this design. You've gmv and best of luck.
Re: Operation
Dont touch the sides!
jschway901 wrote:Accessories:
Bag o frozen green beans and green face paint!
boom done!
bag of cold wet green beans at the end of the night. Good idea on this one, love the shadowing and details. GMV!
It looks like they are painting! I'm not a huge fan of flesh ripping.... I like it!
rufustgnome wrote:Um, I just don't get it, could someone explain this shirt to me, I just don't get the Mano hand of fate reference. Nice artwork though.
"Manos, The Hands of Fate" is a really good horrible movie from the '60s. They did it on MST3K once. It's also what the woot filter writes when you try to type s***.
The design really has nothing to do with the movie or anything. I just couldn't think of a title other than "Big-Ass Hand!" Jestik suggested the "Manos" one. "Manos" means "hands" so I switched it to "Mano" ...cause there's only one. One Big-Ass hand.
Re: Steampunk Robot
I love this design...It's amazing! I have a lot of gray shirts but I would definitely buy this. GMV!
Hahaha! That game never worked for me. His nose was always going off willy nilly. I swear I NEVER touched the sides.
Good design!
Needs to be on flesh color shirt.
Ha this is amazing! Now guys can finally have a chance to show some cleavage this halloween!
Re: Udderly Cowtacular
soooo, not to be a spoil sport, but back in my early days of noobdom (first competition) I did something a lottt like this, so not sure if this warrents rejection or not
and yes yours is a lot better than what I was doing a year ago
iris420 wrote:I like this one a lot. Particularly that the speaker would make noise come out of my belly. GMV.
Yeah I wanted it to be over the belly for that very reason :laughing: I'm glad you like it!
bradyson wrote:Yeah, Hip Hip Hooray for B00b Tube! I like it!!!
Its old school TV console at its best, HD What?
no need for HD with this bad boy... and I like it that way ;)
Re: I Am
I just watched that episode of Buffy earlier this week.
Re: Please be careful; I'm fragile.
GMV one of the few! I really like this.
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