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I'm sure they don't do things like this at NASA: At the moment, I'm downloading Fedora 13 while listening to Neil Young ("Unknown Legend," for those of you keeping score at home) while wondering if that cloud bank is going to clear the hills to the north — my money says "no."
Fedora 13, code named Goddard, cleared the tower and streaked into the FOSS heavens yesterday, on the day I returned from Fedora Ambassador Day in Iowa. So now we go from trains to spacecraft . . .
For the last few weeks, I've been running Fedora 13 Beta on the trusty long-in-the-tooth Fujitsu laptop, which I don't want to part with since the screen is probably the best I've ever seen on any machine. It has run flawlessly so far — so much so that I'm thinking about leaving the beta on here and just going forward.
But, no: I'll install and give a report, since that's what you'd expect. See you in a bit.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
Not just a passing FAD
A question I've been asked more than once over the past few days is, "How long, exactly, were you on the train?" Taking a train from Oakland, California, to Osceola, Iowa, consists of a total travel time of 46 hours, most of it without connectivity (Note to Amtrak: More people would travel by train if they could connect. Just sayin' . . . ).
I bring up this now-unconventional mode of travel — especially a mode of travel that flies in the face of jet-setting — because you would think that if I sat in a train for 46 hours (not as bad as it sounds, really), the event to which I was going would have to be pretty special.
The event in question — the Fedora Ambassador Day North America 2010 — was that special and more.
Those of us who work on our chosen distro sometimes get into a routine where we are content with working with people around the world through electronic means — IRC, e-mail, etc. Work gets done, things move forward despite never coming face to face with those you work with.
It isn't until you have face to face contact with the people with names you know from channels that the process becomes more human, and more real. The difference in working alone from a remote location and working together with people you know, even though you've only met them for the first time a few hours ago, is literally night and day — and being in the same physical room, as opposed to the same IRC channel, makes a remarkably positive difference in the process.
For FADNA 2010, items on the agenda were discussed, debated, argued, duelled-at-ten paces — OK, I made up the last one — and while we had a good time, we also put our heads down and moved forward dealing with getting some things fixed as well as dealing with some significantly tough decisions.
There were several decisions made which will be discussed in a future blog and discussed in other blogs around this subject. More importantly, however, working sessions like FADs that Fedora holds is a trend that should be expanded, not only in Fedora, but among other distros and FOSS programs as well.
A huge "thank you" goes out to John Rose, who coordinated the event and hosted a great party on Saturday. Dennis Gilmore, barbeque chef par excellence, prepared a huge barbeque feast on Saturday eve, for which we are grateful. Thanks go to Max Spevack for his guidance and coordination with Red Hat, and for wearing a new type of "red hat" courtesy of the Iowa State's bookstore (hopefully he will blog about it) and thanks to my highly esteemed colleagues — Clint Savage, David Nalley, Robyn Bergeron, Ivan Makfinsky, Ian Weller and Justin O'Brien — for being so willing to chop wood and carry water, in the Zen sense, in moving Fedora forward.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
Making the grade
The Guide to Computer Training listed its Top 50 Open Source blogs on Tuesday, and included in the 50 — at number 20, no less (though I realized later that the list is in alphabetical order, so I didn't really finish way ahead of Slashdot) — is yours truly and this blog.
After I picked myself up off the floor, I have to say I am beyond honored. It's good to be in the company of these folks who regularly write about FOSS, GNU/Linux and Linux, especially Bruce Byfield, whose essays masquerading as blog posts appear thanks to Linux Magazine.
However, there are several blogs which stand head and shoulders above this one that deserve to be on that list which, for whatever reason, didn't make make the cut.
So if you're here from the Guide to Computer Training site, welcome, first of all; second, you need to add these five blogs — five which come immediately to mind, though there are many more — to the list that the previous site provides (as well as other blogs which readers are urged to add to the list in comments below):
Click, by Steven Rosenberg: This blog, which appears on the Los Angeles Daily News' site, is always chock full of information as Steven traverses the Free/Open Source landscape using both GNU/Linux and BSD. Most, if not all, of his Debian/Ubuntu adventures are very informative and I've learned something from all of his blogs, even when I've disagreed with him (which, to my knowledge, has only been once).
Shallow Thoughts by Akkana Peck: Don't be misled by the title — this is far and away the most educational blog over a wide variety of FOSS programs and issues that I have ever read. And it's not the blog so much as Akkana writes about — and links to — her tutorials in the blog. All her tutorials are absolute gems, and our Christmas cards last year were produced, in large part, thanks to her GIMP tutorial. Since I live just "over the hill" from the Silicon Valley, I get the bonus of hearing her speak when she addresses local LUGs. But if you can find talks she has done, like her presentation on "Make Your Old Laptop a Ferrari" she gave at the Southern California Linux Expo earlier this year, it's time well spent.
Blog of Helios by Ken Starks: To say that working with Ken is an honor would be a gross understatement. I met Ken when I gave him $10 toward putting Tux on the nose of an Indy car during the 2007 Indianapolis 500. Ken came to California during Lindependence in 2008, where we invited the entire town of Felton, California, to a church hall to see Linux and take home a Live CD or two. Now, Ken is giving underprivileged kids in the Austin, Texas, area a leg-up in providing Linux boxes to them through the HeliOS Project. Ken's blog points out the highs and lows of bringing FOSS to the world, and his down-home humor that's reminiscent of fellow Texan Jim Hightower — oooh, he's going to hate me for saying that — is always a plus.
Dissociated Press by Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier: Zonker's claim to fame, other than a nickname he picked up in college, is that he was the OpenSUSE Community Manager for the last couple of years. But what's probably more interesting — and thankfully more important to those of us promoting FOSS — is that Joe's talent and skill as a journalist precede, and thankfully now follows, his gig at OpenSUSE. He could be writing for any publication on any topic, but thankfully he's writing about FOSS.
Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols' Computerworld Blog: More times than not, Steven is first out of the gate with FOSS news and developments, which alone would make his blog a must read. What's more — and I mean this as a compliment — Steven's not afraid to "go off the reservation" and write about non-FOSS issues as well. Everything on the blog is written with an artesian depth of understanding that points to his wide experience, and I get the sense that he embraces, Mencken-like, being FOSS's resident curmudgeon. But I could be wrong . . . .
There are others that deserve to make the cut as well, and I'd urge you to add them to the comment list below.
And thanks, Guide to Computer Training — I will try to live up to your standards in being one of the Top 50.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
But wait, there's more
Whenever I start a blog item, I'm always faced with the words "enter title here." It's hard to determine whether I'm supposed to enter my title — which I have settled on "Big Kahuna, God of All He Surveys" — or whether it's the title of the blog item. Yeah, I know it's the latter, but in most cases, I don't know what the title is until I'm done . . . sometimes.
Regardless, below are some observations of recent developments, like
Blame the Blocker Bugs: Fedora 13, code named Goddard, sits on the launch pad for another week as the release date is pushed back in order for the distro to fix a few more bugs. That puts the countdown back to a May 25th liftoff, according to internet.com's Sean Michael Kerner's article here.
That was fast: Yesterday — I think it was yesterday, although it could have just seemed like yesterday — I mournfully blogged that Mandriva was being put up for sale. Seems like a suitor has already stepped up: A report from techie-buzz.com (yeah, that got a "huh?" from me, too) here says that Lingaroa has opened its checkbook and that they have already started moving Mandriva assets.
Update: Actually, that news from techie-buzz.com got a huge "non" from Paris, as the official Mandriva blog says that Mandriva "has not been bought by anybody."
Shooting down the Air Force: When the PlayStation 3 was released, it was able to run Linux, which made creating powerful computing clusters that utilized the console's advanced Cell processor to benefit scientific researchers. Oh, and also benefitted the Air Force, which purchased over 2,000 PS3 for that very purpose. Now that the firmware update no longer allows OtherOS (read: Linux) support, does that mean the Air Force is grounded? Not necessarily, at least as long as the 2,000 PS3s are working — and I guess the USAF is going to have to hit Craigslist.org to get replacements. Brian Leahy of shacknews.com outlines the story here.
But wait, there's more . . . but not immediately. More to follow soon.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
Adieu, Mandriva?
With not much else to do — I mean, how many times can you go to Best Buy and change all the laptops' browser settings to open either to Fedora, Ubuntu or FSF? — I thought I'd take a lap around the FOSS news realm. Imagine my surprise when I happened upon this:
Mon dieu! The times you don't have a disposable million dollars or two lying around . . .
My experience with Mandriva is limited — I tried it on several occasions but for some reason it never stuck. Not for lack of quality, of course, but just as a matter of personal non-preference. And I've been quick to use Mandriva as a foil in New Years predictions — not out of disrespect but more from the ease of poking fun at the "man" in the name.
[I found it interesting, too, when I came across why Mandriva changed its name from Mandrake: Apparently it had to do with a conflict with the publisher of the Mandrake the Magician comic strip.]
Regardless, Mandriva always had a solid community which was very supportive of the Lindependence Project when we did Lindependence 2008 and Lindependence 2009 in Felton. Having worked with people like Adam Williamson — once with Mandriva and now with Red Hat — and Rolf Pedersen, a tireless foot soldier promoting FOSS with Mandriva, I've gained a healthy respect for the distro despite the fact I don't regularly use it.
One can only hope that the purchaser will continue to allow Mandriva to provide the same quality of distro going forward.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
Zonker nails it
One of the great things about someone else writing something you wish you had written — other than the fact that you don't have to write it yourself — is that now, thanks to the Internet, you can just link to an on-line written work and say, "Yeah, what he said."
On the issue of getting started with a distro as a contributor — and I hope you are all contributors at some level (and if you're not, here's your chance to make up lost ground) — Joe "Zonker" Brockmeier nails it in his latest blog item on the topic.
Go there now — it's worth the read. Thanks, Zonk!
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
Gavin Newsom for lieutenant governor
Apologies in advance for this item being specific to the Golden State:
For those of you who may have missed this several years ago, I ran for statewide office in California. I was the Green Party's candidate for Insurance Commissioner in 2006 (270,218 votes, 3.2 percent — "What do we have for our departing contestant, Johnny Olsen?"). During that campaign, I picked up the Free/Open Source Software I used for the campaign, as well as the FOSS paradigm which leads me today to be the FOSS advocate that now addresses you as Larry the Free Software Guy.
So in a nutshell, I gave up partisan politics after that campaign to become the FOSS advocate whose blog you now read. While I have often mentioned to folks — both personally and in correspondence — that I am through with partisan politics in order to promote FOSS, I'm going to change my tune a little this election cycle.
This year in California, we have a monumentally great opportunity to put a good friend of FOSS in the lieutenant govenor's office in November (and for Democrats, actually getting him on the ballot during the primary in June).
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, who fostered an open source software policy in San Francisco earlier this year, looks like he's heading to become the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor this year.
As you all know, my voter registration does not affiliate itself with either major political party, and my contempt for many Democrats (see Blue Dogs) is legendary. But Newsom comes to the ballot for lieutenant governor with some serious credentials: As mayor of the world's greatest city (and it is), he has shown adimrable leadership around environmental and human rights issues, to name two, coupled with guiding The City through some perilous financial straits.
Plus, he's a friend of FOSS, who can bring the open source to the halls of Sacramento. What more could FOSS advocates want?
In addition, the likely Republican candidate — appointed (not incumbent, arguably) Lt. Gov. Abel Maldonado — could be second only to Sarah Palin in being the least qualifed person to hold any elected office, let alone one where he's a heartbeat away from being in charge of California. You'll not want to get me started on my former state senator. Trust me.
In any case, if you're a Democrat, you can vote for Newsom in the primary June 8. Come November, the choice in this race is pretty clear and with Newsom as the candidate for lieutenant governor, I'll be voting Democrat for state office for the first time in a long time.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)


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I am Pentecostal. Was more or less raised Pentecostal. I believe that God created the earth and all that is on it/in it. I also believe he sent his Son Jesus to earth to live a perfect sinnless life for 33 1/2 years and spread the Gospel and train his desciples. I believe he died on the cross for my sins, and the sins of mankind. I believe he was put into a tomb and on the third day afterward he rose and lived on earth for 40 days. I believe that after those 40 days he ascended back to the Father and sits at his side awaiting the moment when he will come back and take up his church.
That is what I believe. Call me a bible thumper,holy roller, or what have you. I will pray for you and hope that you have a personal experience with Christ. We as Christians are charged with trying to win the lost for the up building of Gods Kingdom. John 3:17 says that God didn't send his son to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. I will stick with my beliefs and know that there is something better after life here
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Cheap pipe, just 3 dollars and not made of the best woods. But from a decent company so should be good.
Russ' Monthly Blend: Cinnamon Roll. From what I've heard, supposed to taste kinda like a cinnamon roll, but the smell is supposed to be spot on. So it should be an enjoyable aromatic. Bought an Oz sampler.
Russ' Monthly Blend: Candy Corn. Supposed to taste pretty close to Candy Corn. Room note (smell while burning) is supposed to be pleasant but hard to spot. Should be another good Aromatic. Got an Oz of this.
And last I picked up a tin of this. Seattle Pipe Club's Mississippi River. This is the tobacco I've seen the most positive reviews about, so I figured I'd give it a go.
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tickets to this years
costs 50 cent more this year!
Came across this, and I just had to get one, especially cause they're only €11,-
What color? ^
I built a light box for pictures that made this look neat so here's my recent buy 》
[EDIT] I saw the pal version on ebay being sold for 25euro's. I can't just let that pass by. Especially since Actraiser is a rare and can easily be sold for 70-100euro's and on top of that, the game is just amazing.
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I should update this but all my effort went into writing this lousy excuse.
idk why but ...
To put ffxiv on it. Pretty much only reason.
This hat I'm seen wearing, no clue how it's called so I can't look up a picture...
Bought it at otakuthon in MTL, itsh sho cuutteee, it has paws !... I feel so silly nao..
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Answered you through PM - But yes feelin awesome, goin again today and tomorow.
Uhm... here also bought this
however, i do have Epyon and the perfect strike gundam built, but the perfect strike is the only one that has more details added to it (still learning how to do it properly)
Epyon :
it's lacking alot of detail, as in no lining, bare amount of decals and rough edges where you had to get the plastic off (really noticeable at some points), but the perfect strike does have it's lining added and most of it's decals and it makes a huge difference in detail, however my only probelm is that the stickers are crap and come loose way to easy, for the next gundam i build, i want to try and go to the next step and paint most of it where possible.
Perfect Strike Gundam
it's very noticeable that the decals just wont stay in place, and i'm not really a fan of using glue to keep them in place for something like this
and here are both of them together in one shot to show the difference in size between High Grade and Master Grade
you can order those kits online and the instructions are very clear and show step by step how to build it, there are also various websites that have info on what and how to.
Those are awesome Espio0! I am going to have to get some soon. I remember like 13 years ago when I was just 12 or around there, my uncle bought me one of those Gundam build kits and I accidentally snapped a piece in half trying to get it out of the plastic holder. I still built the rest of it and I absolutely loved it. I don't remember it being as cool as yours though.
Anyways, here is what I just bought, to get back in topic.
I bought a sick honeycomb perc ash catcher but I'm pretty sure we have rules against posting that stuff.
So instead click my signature and see all the crazy toys I bought.
Oh and a 6 pack of old mill.
comfy boots arrived
Got these as a set from a local store and was too lazy to make a pic, so here's the google image work. Only cared about the burgundy ones. Still looking for a pair of formal shoes, but I just can't find any I like.
had a ebay coupon for 20 euro ... they costed 50+ euro paid 30+ why not?
Bought 4 of these Soft Tacos from Taco Bell alongside with that green sauce and mild sauce.


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Tea Party Miffed Over LA GOP Early Endorsement
Louisiana's Republican Party has refused to consider a proposed change for endorsements. A proposal encouraging Republicans who lose in the federal primary to unite behind a Republican in the runoff also never got to the floor.
The state GOP executive committee's early endorsement of Congressman Bill Cassidy's challenge to Democratic Senator Mary Landrieu irked some supporters of retired Rob Maness, a tea party favorite from Madisonville. They proposed requiring the party's elected ruling body, the State Central Committee, to make endorsements after candidates qualify.
The Advocate reports that the rules committee decided to wait until the next regular meeting. That will come after the primary.
The party resolutions committee tabled the "party unity" proposal. Sponsor Mike Bayham could not get the two-thirds vote needed to bypass the committee.
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We have purchased 3 sensors, and only 1 of them had defective hardware. The others worked fine with the code samples, pretty usable right out of the box.
I couldn't get CoolTerm to work directly with the board. I ended up using the USB Explorer…
I figured it out - I had to flash the firmware on both again and make sure that one was configured as Coordinator and one was configured as Router. Now they connect and talk!
I have two XBees, each on Fio v3. I've checked over 10 times that I'm using CoolTerm that I've written the correct DL for each. For some reason, when I power up both boards, neither ASO light blinks. Any ideas as to what's going on?
Can I use CoolTerm directly with this board, or do I have to use something like the Explorer?
Can I use a 3.7v 500mAh Li-Poly battery with this?
What's the pin spacing if I want to solder female headers for jumper cables and breadboards?
To clarify: you will not need to solder the xbee to the breakout board. However you will need to solder the headers and female sockets to the breakout board. This was one of my first soldering projects, and all the pins seem to be working. Make sure you watch some tutorials and practice with your iron first! After that, I had no problems.
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Many people are sensitive to certain smells, but in an olfactory
hallucination (phantosmia), you detect smells that aren't really present
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The odors detected in phantosmia vary from person to person and may be
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Phantosmia most often occurs as a result of a head injury or upper
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Because phantosmia can be an indication of a serious illness, consult your doctor if you experience such symptoms.
Note that phantosmia is different from another disorder of sense of
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I've looked all around on the internet, and it is nearly impossible to find a drop sugar cookie recipe. Specifically, I'm looking for a thicker, soft, buttery cookie that actually is like a cookie and not cake. Like a bakeshop chocolate chip cookie, except sugar. I have a great chocolate chip cookie recipe, and have tried modifying to be a sugar cookie, but have not had great results. Most internet sugar/shortbread recipes are more of the rolled variety, and the ones that are not are usually dense and hard. I want something that I can ice that is very sweet, soft and buttery. Just some background, my chocolate chip cookies are a somewhat stiff dough and I like to stuff a 1/4 cup measuring cup with the dough and then turn them out onto parchment paper lined cookie sheets. They keep their shape until there is just a couple minutes left on the bake, and do not deflate much after they are cooled. I'm kind of looking for the same results with these sugar cookies.
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The race started in 1973 as the "Old Fashioned Days 8 Miler". The race was around Fremont Lake and was staged from the Middle School. The race changed to a 5 and 10k in the early '80s and moved to the High School for staging. Chris Cook was a well liked member of the cross country team. He graduated in 1983 and was scheduled to start school at Grand Valley College that fall. Chris went on a group outing with the University of Michigan to Colorado that summer. While in the moutains Chris had a fall and sustained a severe head injury which caused his death. The race was named in memorial of Chris in 1984. The race changed to a 5 and 10k by 1986 and moved to the High School for staging. In 2013 the Race changed to a 5k and 10 mile run again around Fremont Lake and has moved to be staged at the new High School.
2016 Race Recap
Thank you to all the 2016 runners and volunteers. Thanks to the runners for coming out in the hot weather. Makenna Veen set a new course record in the 5K. We appreciate your help to keep the Fremont Cross Country Team going strong. We would also like to thank the following sponsors for helping to make this years race a huge success. - Nestle Nutrition, Gerber Products, Shop-N-Save, McDonalds, H & S Companies, The Fremont Chamber of Commerce, Geer's Chiropractic, Crandell Funeral Homes, Dewey Builders, Power Graphics, Compass Driving School, Somers Painting, The White Agency, and Tru-Fit.
We had close to 175 participants.
Over all winners were
10 Mile Men - Samuel Stitt, 10 Mile Women - Corrie Hillary, Masters Men - Jim Lanciaux, Masters Women - Lisa Kemmis
5K Men - Matthew Zerfas, 5K Women - Makenna Veen, Masters Men - Benji Walker, Masters Women - Laurel Dawson
PDF Results can be found below
10 Mile
Melissa Bergeron-2014-1:11:55
James Lanciaux-2014-56:44.0
Makenna Veen-2016-19:20
Alex Wilson-2013-15:31.0
2016 Results - Age Group Results
2015 Results - Age Group Results
2014 Results - Age Group Results
2013 Results - Age Group Results - Finish List
2012 Results - Age Group Results - Finish List
2011 Results - Age Group Results - Finish List
2010 Results - 10K Age Group - 10K Overall - 5K Age Group - 5K Overall
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naked chicks and bad singing...can't get that anywhere on the internet.
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That was cool. Animation and art thought little was passible. The hot chicks rock. The song was hit or miss. Good Stuff.
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A bunch of stolen images, and an animated slug with a gay song in it.
Cound never be done worse.
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not bad
I like the song and thats about it but man some of those girls were hot.
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Even as the thermostat starts to dip here in NYC, we're still fanning ourselves from all the CMJ Music Marathon 2013 action. God knows that we and about 120,000+ attendees tried to catch everything, but it doesn't take a physics degree to know that's not happening. But don't fret because a hangover prevented you from making that awesome day party, or that awesome day party prevented you from staying awake for that technical snafu-laden but great Joanna Gruesome set at that brand new Brooklyn club that opened just in time for CMJ. You still stumbled onto more bands than you'd normally see in a year. And every year a few rise out of the morass to start their march towards fame, or at least a ton of blog faunings over the next 12 months. In 2002, it was Iron & Wine; '04 it was Arcade Fire; '06 The Knife and Cold War Kids; '08 Lady Gaga; 2011 Gotye; 2012 Icona Pop; etc. etc… These are the consensus budding biggies from this year's CMJ.
Courtney Barnett
Sloppy charm rolls off this Aussie like vegemite off of burnt toast. Her quirky guitar licks and subtly intricate wordplay belie her musical ancestral inclination to rock. She did it solo and with a band during CMJ, and won over fans at each turn.
Bishop Nehru
Bishop Nehru is just 16, and he's already dropped a buzzy mixtape and EP, and garnered comparisons to 2013's hip-hop golden boy Joey Bada$$. If he didn't have one foot in the hype machine before, his CMJ stint opening for Casey Veggies and Schoolboy Q definitely shoved him in there head-first.
These Partisan-signed U.K. noise-mongers have nothing in common with Don Henley. I mean, come on, they are two different species.
Jacco Gardner
The Dutch throw-back singer-songwriter may write and record everything himself, but during CMJ 2013 he and his band played nearly two shows a day, impressing international audiences in two boroughs.
The Head And The Heart
They may be on their second album on Sub Pop, but the indie-poppers charmed the crowds eyes and ears at their Music Hall Of Williamsburg showcase.
Joanna Gruesome
We'd been hot on this British fivesome for a while now, their Slumberland debut being one of the best albums this year. High energy slew-gaze with a lady leader who can suddenly get all dreamy amidst the tumult.
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Went in to a local shop because they carry Charters, and I wanted to see a Bulldog .44 Special in person (just because). Anyway, the Bulldog was okay, but I saw this old revolver in their used guns and asked to see it. It is a High Standard Sentinel MK IV in .22 WMR with fixed sights, three inch barrel, and 9 shot capacity.
The guy working the counter said that I might want to jump on it because it was a decent price for a plinker that would sell fast. I checked out the gun and the lockup was good. Price was 100 bucks cash, 110 for credit. I went out to my car and tried to read about this gun on my smart phone. What little I read seemed to indicate that this gun was decent, and was a good price.
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I just wanted to hear comments from people since we are all diffrent and have our own ideas and styles.
I have a 1928 chevy national, I got the car running in really good condition and everything was in it's original shape. I have added a picture so you guys can see it.
so the Question is, Would you guys keep it all original or would you turn it into a rat rod?
I wouldn't turn it into a rat rod. Maybe a hotrod. My 31 was all original and it would run about 35 to 40 mph. I wanted to be able to drive my car on the highways so I'm updating my drive train. And leaving the body like it is.
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But I would be thinking more a long these lines...:mwink::thumbup:
If it is all original, then keep it that way. It has existed for 85 years in its current state, I think it would be a disgrace to the car if you altered it. I think it is cool as it sits!
If you have your heart set on a rod and need the space/money, I'd sell the survivor and use the proceeds for whatever. But I wouldn't cut it up.
This thread reminds me of those Model "T" guys at the car shows.......The always looked down on the hot rod guys for modifying their cars.
Its up to you....If you feel the car should be left stock, do that. It can only be stock once. ....If restored to original condition, it is still modified from original, paint body etc.....so its still not really all original
BTW...Those bumpers dont look stock to me....could be wrong
if it were me i would drive it as is , save up some cash, take your time and look at others out there. come up with a plan of what you would like. And then go at it and build it the way you want.
Don't cut it up. It is to nice to do that. Sell it and buy something that is more to your liking. Something that is hot rodded already, running and drivable. That will let you make it your own without boogering up a survivor...
Like my friend always said..''Every car needs a hair cut''' ...:D:thumbup:
85 years of Being the same old original car,, Cut it up !!!!!:mwink:
Drop it off at my house and it will be cut before you leave...;)
No.. All joking a side,, Build what you want, Not what other people want...Don't follow anyone,,Your the only one that has to like it.. It's cool anyway,, But I would still cut it..:D
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I have a '32 Confederate that is an original car but I did change out the axles and steering. Now 4 wheel anti lock discs and a Vega steering box. Also I did change out the generator for a 60 amp 12 volt and replaced the bulbs and a Volt a Drop for the gauges. 30-32 MPG; no smog and it gets a lot of looks too. I have even been offered some good money for it. I do have the original sales pares and license plates too. Nice car. My input? Look at Hemmings' Motor News and see what a stock '28 is worth vs a rat rod.
i really really hate the term ratrod.
however i cannot afford a beautiful car like this.
so i found a bunch of "left overs" and tackled my GARAGE BUILT HOTROD.
cutting up a beautiful car is a shame! if you really want what they call a ratrod, find a body to your liking and build it from the ground up.
then you can tell people that you built it, and you didnt tear apart a piece of vintage steel to make somthing, just because you wanted to.
here is a before and current picture of what less experienced people call a "ratrod"
Do anything you like. It belongs to you.
I'd prefer to cut something up that I know the condition of rather than buy something that may be hacked up.
Me and Randy will come over and help you decide. I'll bring my zip cut discs and grinder.:thumbup:
I would leave the Gennie alone and find one that is not all there for my rod project..
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We're interested in the idea of adaptability as it applies to urban lifestyles. How can reconfigurable and flat pack design be used to accommodate a wider range of living styles? What are the key challenges/considerations?
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How can technology and digitalization enable greater flexibility within our living spaces?
Let me give a personal example. I use Spotify to listen to my music, which gives me access to 20 million songs. Let's say there are 10 tracks per CD. That's 2 million CDs, which is a whole lot of volume. While I only use a fraction of their library, all forms of digital media, either streamed or stored in the cloud, free up interior living space that was once used by books, documents, DVDs, etc. This freedom gives us more flexibility with design as we're not trying to shoehorn books and CDs into our homes. It also gets rid of a lot of clutter.
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At home, I use a Mac Mini connected to an upgraded internet signal. With it I can do so much. Skype and Google Voice make it my phone. Spotify and Airfoil (which sends audio to my receiver) make it my music command center. Netflix and iTunes make it my multimedia player. It's also my web browser, photo editor, presentation maker, spreadsheet whiz, document maker, fax, etc.
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Lt. Danielle Croyle confirmed that no officers were injured during the early Sunday morning incident at a residence in the 100 block of Fourth Street. However, she would not release the identity of the dead man or say whether it was thought he died from police bullets or a self-inflicted gunshot.
Croyle referred all questions to the Weber County Attorney's Office, where phone calls went unanswered Monday due to the Veterans Day federal holiday. Emails to Weber County Attorney Dee Smith also went unanswered.
Police were called to the home about 2:30 a.m. Sunday on a report of domestic violence. When the officers were inside the home investigating, the man shot allegedly fired at them, and they returned fire while retreating. The man then barricaded himself inside.
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The SD sits that concern me are the type I feel I'm most likely to incur--robbery/car jacking attempt in a parking lot. These situation may not be as clear cut at the BG lying on the bedroom floor. Still, I think it may be obvious to any investigator when the persons involved are an legally armed and permitted 59-year-old with no criminal record who can barely shuffle to the car and a young, tattooed, hoodied guy with a three page rap sheet illegally possessing a concealed firearm. Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, and Helen Keller could see what went down there.


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The age old disposal issue - high drain
First, monkey's built my house. We'll just leave it at that.
Today we had new granite countertops and an undermount sink installed. I went to put in the disposal (GE GFC530V), but of course the undermount sink is lower than a drop-in. The exit line from the disposal is sitting right about level with the drain stub coming from the back wall. I am getting very slow drainage. I know the issue is the disposal needs to be mounted higher, so the main drain would need to be lowered. Not really possible with cabinets and countertops now installed.
So, is there a disposal out there that mounts closer to the sink, or maybe a replacement flange that is not as long as what comes with the disposal? If so, then I could have the disposal mounted up closer to the sink. That would put the exit line from the disposal higher above the drain line.
You are in trouble----that GE has the same height as In-sink-erato----I do believe---
Take a picture if you still have the disposer installed.
I suggest you get out your multi-tool (Harbor Freight?) and open the back of your nice new cabinet---lower the drain---make a repair panel---then add your two P traps and figure out the best configuration for the drain T and piping.
You will spend more time going to the store that redoing the piping---It's not highly advanced plumbing---Mike----
Boo. But I don't WANNA cut open the cabinet and wall *stops feet and throws temper tantrum*
I uninstalled the disposal and put in a sink drain for the time-being. I measured to see how high off the floor the drain pipe is coming out of the wall. It is twenty-one inches off the floor. Isn't the acceptable region somewhere around 12"? Like I said, monkey's built this house.
I did look at some detailed specs from GE, and the model I have actually requires almost an inch more than the model below it. I have 8.75" from the bottom of the sink to the pipe. My model wants 10". The lesser model wants 9". I am thinking 9" is pretty close and I might give it a shot. If that's a no-go, looks like it's time to tear into the wall (cries).
FWIW, here is my current temporary plumbing.
I see you bought in on the delta gimmick. :001_tongue:
Could you do THIS if you had a direct connect tee on the low side and the disposer on the high side? Are you required to have separate traps? (we are not and they work fine so I would say if you can get it to hook up with a single trap then go for it)
The old standard height was 18"-----so your 21" is high to old standards---16 is about right----
I like to hang the P-traps before I make up the T- and other piping---
It's usually best to open the wall before you head out for parts----the T inside the wall could be a combination of 1 1/2 and 2 inch---
This area does require two traps----
I would still do it with a single trap if it meant not cutting your brand new cabinet back out. :laughing:
(not that that makes it right)
How about an update?
Is 4 months too late for an update? I was looking for one of my other threads and found this.
I ended up taking the disposal back and buying the model that was one-step down. I figured it was worth a shot before cutting into the wall. With the higher outlet on the disposal, I was able to achieve normal drainage. In short, I got lucky.
Why does your area require two traps makes no sense
Use one deep seal trap and you can get the disposal to work
Or quit trying to wash garbage down the drain. What's the draw to disposals anyway?
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Pompallier Catholic College's Board of Trustees last month fired the popular science teacher because he supported students who protested the principal Richard Stanton's column against marriage equality, in a school newsletter.
Among the five reasons he's since been given are contribution to a Facebook page against the column, organising student opposition and speaking to the media about the situation.
Studdart is fighting the decision with the support of secondary teachers' union the PPTA. He's still struggling to get his head around the fact that he, in 2012, has been dismissed for expressing a personal opinion.
"I find it hard to believe that we're actually engaged in this battle now," he says. "It seems madness."
He tried to engage with the principal, he says, offering to bring in an external mediator right up until the Board meeting where he was sacked. He'd hoped Stanton could be enlightened.
"I think sometimes as the principal of a school you become quite insular and wrapped up in your opinion. I think it's important to realise the rest of the world out there has different opinions and they're changing," Studdart explains.
It wasn't a conscious decision, to support the students, but something he explains simply happened naturally. He says the school's own doctrine encourages pupils to think for themselves and be constructive in their debate and opinions. "How can we tell them that they're not allowed to hold a contrary opinion and try and shut that opinion down? As a teacher, surely your primary responsibility is to encourage your students to think for themselves."
On the feedback
"The gay community has been incredibly supportive and incredibly inclusive. And it's really nice to have that support. I really appreciate it.
"I mean obviously I feel really upset that I've lost my job, but I couldn't have done anything else quite honestly. And every time I get another message it really confirms what I did was the right thing to do."
When asked about the impact on gay students at the school, and whether it's a safe environment for them, he is clearly extremely concerned. Not so much about prejudice within the student body, who he says are mostly "really well-balanced and outstanding men and women", but about the message the school is sending.
"Far more of a concern to me is a culture which would endorse that sort of prejudice, and that really worries me. It's a shocking message, I think, that the school is sending to the community and to the children. And I think the reaction of parents in terms of withdrawing their kids from the school and looking for other schools certainly endorses that."
The upshot is he's had several messages from gay students at Pompallier, thanking him for his stance, saying they didn't realise how much support they had in the school. "And I think that's important. This is not an issue with other students," he says.
Messages have come from young people outside the school too, one which brought both he and his wife to tears. It was a thank you from a young man who went through the Catholic education system and had an awful time.
Where to from here?
"But hey, that's life, I'll deal with that next year and see what we can do. But in the meantime I have by no means give up yet. I certainly will not be giving up without a fight."
In fact he is absolutely confident he can win. "I'd be very upset if I didn't," he says.
"But we are fighting, I suppose, the Catholic Church here and that's a fairly large organisation to take on," he laughs wryly.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by mikhail1973, Aug 4, 2008.
But those guys would have been healthy under Kander.
Grant Hill's injury started as a simple ankle sprain right before the playoffs began. He played through it when he should have shut it down because he was the man and the Pistons wanted to get a couple of playoff wins for their mediocre team that wasn't going anywhere anyway. When he couldn't play at all against the Heat in the first round the TV cameras showed him sitting on the bench crying in frustration. He was still trying to shake it off so he could go back in. The blame for Hill's ankle injury disaster starts with the Pistons, who should never have let him play when he was that hurt that badly. All the screwed up diagnoses and bad surgeries came later.
Those are all lies. Nobody gets hurt under Kander. Grant Hill was faking injury to try to induce a trade and then he coincidentally suffered the very injury he was faking when he got to Orlando.
I see that Mr. D. has sent his boys over for a visit. Hope they didn't do any lasting damage. It's very important to keep moving and post from undisclosed locations only.
Very true. His injury started in Detroit and his botched up recovery began in Orlando. His injury at the time of the Sign/Trade was a very common and non-career threatening condition. See thats part of Dumars revisionist history. He would like us to believe that he pulled a fast one on Orlando but in reality he wanted G.Hill to stay a Piston. Given enough time and with the help of local beat writers you can re-write just about anything to make Dumars look good.
I like all of this post.
To his credit hes being a smarter drafter. But his FA signings have been pretty overrated.
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Genius GM Chaunc, Dyess and Samb for AI With $35M+ flexability for 2009 Bup-Bup goes back home It only 4 months for his seeds to plant in the Denvers GM's mind. AI is not the answer for you !
This confirms madman for me...
So, what says you now?
I think he fall somewhere between good and great.
In order for a man to be a genius doesn't he have to be somewhat mad?
This pole was from last summer when the Pistons were looking old and stale with no room for improvement. Dumars has done a lot to rejuvenate the team for another run in the next year or so.
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Pisssed off GM that cut off his nose to spite his face.
He has maneuvered his team to be the only major player in the free agent market this year, while everyone else is selling their grandmothers to compete heavily against each other next year. Genius move. Darko and Curry were mistakes. Nobody is perfect.
Ben aint Bup-Bup. But he'll make the same amount. It'll be good to see a hungry team again.
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- 1 large rack of fresh pork spareribs (2 - 2 1/2 pounds)
- 1 cup Shaohsing rice wine or dry sherry
- 2 teaspoons Szechwan peppercorns
- 4 quarter-size coins ginger
- 3 tablespoons hoisin sauce
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 2 tablespoons Shaohsing rice wine or dry sherry
- 2 tablespoon maltose
- 2 tablespoons green and white scallion rings, for garnish
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar (packed)
- 1/2 teaspoon Chinese chili sauce
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1 1/2 teaspoon minced fresh ginger
How to make this recipe
Trim off any fat from the rack and cut it into 4 even pieces. Put the ribs in a large wok or heavy pot. (If you don't have a big enough pot, divide them between two pots.) Add cold water to cover by 2 inches and bring to a boil over high heat, skimming the scum from the surface. Lower the heat to maintain a simmer and add the seasonings. (For two pots, divide the seasonings between them.) Cover partially and cook until a knife easily pierces the thickest part of the meat, 1 hour or longer. 2. While the ribs simmer, make the sauce: Combine the sauce ingredients in a non-corrosive saucepan and bring to a slow simmer over moderate heat, stirring to dissolve the maltose. Let cool to room temperature.
When the ribs are tender, transfer them to a parchment-lined sheetpan curved sides up and in a single layer. Strain and refrigerate the stock, if you wish, for another use.
Preheat oven to 375°. Brush the ribs with a thick coating of the sauce and bake for 15 minutes, rotating the pan midway. Remove from the oven and let cool slightly. (At this point, the ribs can be refrigerated for 2 to 3 days.)
Cut the ribs in between the bones and brush with the remaining glaze. Bake at 375° for 10 to 12 minutes or until heated through. Mound on a platter and garnish with scallion rings.
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