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Buckskin Mountain Now Offers 24/7 Online Campground Reservations!
Reserve a campground RV or tent site from the comfort of your home, anytime of day. Make online reservations Site reservations for this park are also available by calling the Reservation Center at (520) 586-2283. You can call 7 days a week, from 8 am to 5 pm MST. There is a $5 non-refundable reservation fee per site.
Tuesdays: Ice Cream Social
2 pm. Please bring your own bowl/spoon. $1.00 donation per bowl.
Wednesdays: Student Conservation Association
7 pm. Presentation will be on the Southwest desert flora and fauna.
Fridays: Evening Campfire
6:30 pm. Bring a chair, flashlight, coffee, musical instrument, and your favorite story.Llocated at the fire ring, northwest corner of the park. Be prepared to have fun!
Saturdays: Ranger Guided Nature Walk
10 am. Meet at the trailhead, behind the Ranger Station. $3.00 per person
Buckskin Mountain provides scenic respite, mountain hikes, a desert escape and fun-filled water adventures.
Buckskin Mountain State Park commands one of the finest views along the Parker strip, an 18-mile stretch between Parker Dam and Headgate Dam. Mountains line the river on both the Arizona and California sides, and the wildlife is as varied as the recreational opportunities along the river. This picturesque park provides a scenic respite, mountain hikes, a desert escape and fun-filled water adventure. Come enjoy all the park has to offer! The park has a campground (reservations are available for select campsites), cabana sites, beach, hiking trails, restrooms, showers, boat ramp, picnic area, basketball and volleyball court, playground, restaurant, camp store, arcade, gas dock, and ranger station.
The nearby River Island State Park, about one mile north, is ideal for tent campers. It offers a ramada with a campfire ring (which may be reserved for group use except on holiday weekends), sandy beach, cove, and boat launch area.
In the summer, Buckskin and River Island are popular for boating, jet skiing, swimming and camping. In the winter, visitors appreciate the mild climate and enjoy camping, fishing and hiking in the park. Both areas are year-round destinations for those looking to discover a variety of recreational and cultural resources. The Colorado River Indian Reservation is just east of Parker and archaeological sites are scattered up and down Arizona's "west coast." Parker Dam, the world's deepest dam, is located approximately five miles to the north on Highway 95. About 25 miles north is Lake Havasu City, home of the famous London Bridge. This 1,677-acre park has been operated by Arizona State Parks since 1967.
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- Alamo Lake
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- River Island
- Yuma Quartermaster Depot
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gtkPacman - Pacman gtk frontend - News
posted by ragnarok, Wed 05 Oct 2005 02:13:21 PM UTC - 0 replies
gtkPacman is now avaible from the archlinux TU repository. Thanks to voidnull for the inclusion. From now on packages won't be avaible from project's download area
posted by ragnarok, Wed 05 Oct 2005 02:11:23 PM UTC - 0 replies
It's finally out the new stable release of gtkpacman. Several bugs were corrected since 1.2rc2. Enjoy it :)
posted by ragnarok, Thu 15 Sep 2005 01:30:26 PM UTC - 0 replies
This is a test version, and needs heavy testing, please try it and report bugs. Some bugfixes from 1.2rc1. Enjoy it and report any bug :)
posted by ragnarok, Wed 14 Sep 2005 10:05:53 PM UTC - 9 replies
Hi all,
this is a testing release, so it needs heavy testing and repoerting. Try it out! As always: enjoy it and report any bug :)
posted by ragnarok, Mon 05 Sep 2005 07:40:47 PM UTC - 0 replies
Here you the 1.1 release. No new features since 1.1rc1, just bug fixes. Enjoy it :)
posted by ragnarok, Sun 04 Sep 2005 02:10:12 PM UTC - 0 replies
The only rc before the 1.1 release. New features: Terminal hiding, progress bar, tooltips for "Required by" list and for "Summary" and "Filelists". Enjoy it and report bugs :)
posted by ragnarok, Tue 30 Aug 2005 10:22:26 AM UTC - 0 replies
Finally the gtkPacman-1.0 is out. No new features since 1.0rc2, only some bug fixes. Now gtkPacman is likely a complete frontend for pacman. The features now supported are:
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In this release:
- Added french and german translations
- Improved the exiting from terminal. Now you have to click a button to close the terminal, so you have the time to read pacman output.
- Bug Fixes.
Enjoy it and report bugs :)
posted by ragnarok, Fri 19 Aug 2005 11:50:45 AM UTC - 0 replies
The first release candidate for gtkPacman-1.0 is out. Test it and report bugs. The final will be out soon
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Fixed a severe bug in this beta. Enjoy it and report any bug :)
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Wednesday, 14 December 2011
a page with a sketch...
I found this sketch on Pinterest the other day...it is the sketch on the blog at Pagemaps if you want to check it out........i fell in love with this sketch!
it is so out of my comfort zone,,,which i think is why i liked it!
So yesterday i sat down and had a try! i even broke out my one mist spray as well...i went a bit nuts with it but hey...i am learning! i may even buy some more! i think yellow? what is the best yellow one to get?
anyway here is the page that i made...
and some close ups...
hmmmmm still not sure but hey it is done and i got one of my sons very young photos done...i have tons of him when he was little but i always seem to move towards the older one....
here is a peek at another page i have done...which i will post in a few days...
14 comments:
- Tanya Privalova said...
- 14 December 2011 09:34
- Jules said...
Lovely page, might give that sketch a go myself! Depends what sort of yellow you're looking for, but for a bright vibrant one I love the Lemon colour in the Dylusions range :D
- 14 December 2011 10:30
- beckyjune said...
this turned out gorgeous, Wendy!
- 14 December 2011 11:21
- Marinette said...
Such a gorgeous and lovely page! J'adore♥
- 14 December 2011 11:24
- Deanna said...
beautiful Wendy!
- 14 December 2011 14:46
- Christina Skinner said...
Oh wow...this is stunning!
- 15 December 2011 08:01
- Fluffy said...
Love it! Tx
- 15 December 2011 10:01
- Jacqui Rodgers said...
I love this sketch ... Am very tempted to try it myself!! :o)
- 17 December 2011 11:44
- Fiorella said...
What a beautiful, beautiful, beautiful page!!!!
- 17 December 2011 19:37
- missybossy65 said...
A-ma-zing!! I love everything about this layout, the colours, the banners and the misting :0)
- 17 December 2011 21:53
- Sherri said...
This is simply stunning Wendy! I especially love all the misting.
- 20 December 2011 00:29
- Judith said...
I like everything about your LO!
- 22 December 2011 19:42
- Anita said...
Absolutely LOVE this Wendy.....you totaly rocked that sketch....stunning result. x
Warmest Wishes
Anita..xx - 23 December 2011 04:35
- NatQuebec said...
wonderful page ! I love it a lot !
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Nitin Chhoda, a licensed physical therapist, has currently updated his website, emrnews.com, to help practitioners understand the EMR system, a new technology system that has been created for the purpose of improving physical therapy services of today. This is great news for many professionals who conduct physical therapy services for their patients.
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Chhoda said that with these new computerized and software systems, it is expected that healthcare providers would find it easier to dispense their duties. A more accurate and more effective arrangement in physical therapy documentation has now become more possible. Physical therapy software, for example, is no longer just a dream. Actual products are already made available for therapists who know that they can perform their jobs better with these.
Medical billing procedures of physical therapy business of today has often been considered as one particular aspect that requires the help of software. Through such software, it becomes easier for the staff in the clinic or in the hospital to keep track of the patients' developments. Chhoda added, "It also becomes more convenient for practitioners and patients to monitor the expenses that they have incurred while under therapy."
Medical billing can sometimes be the cause of disputes between healthcare provider and patients. The use of software makes the billing more accurate and therefore prevents the issues that could give rise to such disputes.
Having been in the physical therapy business for a long time, Nitin Chhoda understands that It is not just the billing part of the job that is solved when using the new PT documentation software. Other concerns that may not be directly related to actual therapy can also take advantage of these software products.
Physical therapy management also refers to administrative aspects that are just as important for the development of therapeutic duties. These administrative aspects cannot be dispensed in a more systematic manner without the help of special software that is specifically designed for such job. Software meant for physical therapy management is already out in the market nowadays and had been made available to clinic administrators.
EMR or electronic medical records are particular examples of the said software. Every hospital and clinic with more than a hundred patients already is expected to make use of EMRs for its operations. Apparently, the bigger the number of patients, the more important it is for the healthcare provider to employ a system that will guarantee accurate record keeping. This is the reason why there is a need for PT documentation software. With this, there is a guarantee that updating and keeping the records of patients are done in a precise manner. According to therapists and doctors, these computer systems make their jobs several times easier than it was.
A website called emrnews.com, created by Chhoda, provides the latest updates when it comes to software in order to assist in physical therapy practice. It is through the same website that they will be able to learn what other products and services that they can use as they go about with their respective businesses or jobs.
Chhoda's office can be reached by phone at 201-535-4475. For more information, visit the website at http://www.emrnews.com.
Nitin Chhoda PT, DPT is a licensed physical therapist, a certified strength and conditioning specialist and an entrepreneur. He is the author of "Physical Therapy Marketing For The New Economy" and "Marketing for Physical Therapy Clinics" and is a prolific speaker, writer and creator of products and systems to streamline medical billing and coding, electronic medical records, health care practice management and marketing to increase referrals. He has been featured in numerous industry magazines, major radio and broadcast media, and is the founder of Referral Ignition training systems and the annual Private Practice Summit. Chhoda speaks extensively throughout the U.S., Canada and Asia. He is also the creator of the Therapy Newsletter and Clinical Contact, both web-based services to help private practices improve communication with patients, delivery better quality of care and boost patient retention.
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FILE - This combination of 2012 file photos shows U.S. President Barack Obama, left, and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney in Boulder, Colo. and Cape Canaveral, Fla. Campaign finance filings with the government now show that the cost of the 2012 U.S. presidential race has surpassed $2 billion, a new record. The new tallies released Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, which include nearly $86 million in fundraising by Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in the election's final weeks, boosted the total campaign haul over the $2 billion mark. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, Charles Dharapak)
FILE - This Sept. 8, 2011 file photo shows Hasbro's newest version of their famous "Easy Bake Oven" in Pawtucket, R.I. An eighth-grade girl from Garfield, N.J., has started an online petition asking Pawtucket, R.I.-based Hasbro to make the toy ovens in gender-neutral colors and feature boys on the package after she went to buy one for her little brother and discovered that it comes only in girly pink and purple, with girls and only girls on the box and in the commercials. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia, File)
McKenna Pope,13, poses for The Associated Press in her home in Garfield, N.J. on Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012. Pope started petition demanding the toy company Hasbro make its Easy-Bake Oven more boy friendly. She was inspired to do so when her 4-year-old brother Gavyn Boscio put the oven on his Christmas wish list and she and their mother, Erica Boscio, found the toy only available with girls on the packaging and and in pink or purple colors. The petition garnered more than 30,000 signatures in a little more than a week. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Four-year-old Gavyn Boscio loves to cook and asked for an Easy-Bake Oven for Christmas. But when his big sister went to buy one, she discovered to her disappointment that it comes only in girly pink and purple, with girls — and only girls — on the box and in the commercials.
So the eighth-grader from Garfield, N.J., started an online petition asking Pawtucket, R.I.-based Hasbro to make the toy ovens in gender-neutral colors and feature boys on the package.
By Friday, 13-year-old McKenna Pope's petition had garnered more than 30,000 signatures in a little more than a week.
And celebrity chef Bobby Flay, who owned an Easy-Bake Oven as a boy, is among those weighing in on her side.
In a video McKenna made to accompany her petition on Change.org, Gavyn whips up a batch of cookies and tells his sister he wants a dinosaur and an Easy-Bake Oven for Christmas. When she asks him why there are no boys in the commercial for Easy-Bake Ovens, he explains: "Because only girls play with it."
"Obviously, the way they're marketing this product is influencing what he thinks and the way that he acts," McKenna said in an interview. She said her little brother would probably be OK playing with a purple-and-pink oven by himself but would be too embarrassed to use it in front of his friends.
A spokesman for Hasbro did not return calls for comment.
In a letter McKenna received on Monday, a Hasbro representative told her the company has featured boys on the packaging over the years and said a brother and sister were finalists for the Easy-Bake "Baker of the Year" award in 2009. Hasbro also pointed to Flay as an example of a chef who traced his career to an early experience with the Easy-Bake.
McKenna found the response disappointing.
"All they really told me is that boys play with their products. I already know boys do play with your products, so why are you only marketing them to girls?" she said. "I don't want them to make a boys' Easy-Bake Oven and girls' Easy-Bake Oven. I want them to make an Easy-Bake Oven for kids."
The debate over whether toy companies are reinforcing gender stereotypes — pinks and princesses for girls, guns and gross things for boys — seems to flare every year, particularly at Christmas, and has involved such things as Legos, toy microscopes and Barbie dolls. Now, it has extended to another one of the most beloved baby boomer toys, introduced in the 1960s.
Flay, 47, said he asked for an Easy-Bake for Christmas when he was about 5. He remembers it as a "putrid green" and recalls baking cakes with his mother from mixes. (The Easy-Bake Oven back then used a light bulb as a heating element; now it operates more like a real oven.) At the time, he said, the stereotype was that only women cooked, but a lot has changed since then.
"I cannot tell you how many young boys are my fans. And they want to grow up, and they want to cook," the Food Network star said.
Jim Silver, a toy expert and editor in chief of Timetoplaymag.com, played with an Easy-Bake himself as a kid and said boys still play with it, just as girls play with Hot Wheels cars. He said Hasbro is simply marketing to the audience most likely to buy the oven and there's nothing wrong with that.
About seven years ago, Hasbro had a cooking product aimed at boys, the Queasy Bake Cookerator, which included recipes for gross-sounding treats such as Dip n' Drool Dog Bones and Mud n' Crud Cake. "Sales failed miserably," Silver said.
Flay said he is not surprised it failed because Hasbro was trying to appeal to boys in a stereotypical way. Instead, he urged the toymaker to think about widening the market for the Easy-Bake.
"Why not actually create something that everybody knows the name, but also it comes in different colors so that boys, girls, doesn't matter, they can pick what color they want and it will make them a little more comfortable to buy it?" he said.
In the meantime, he said, Gavyn's family should buy him an Easy-Bake Oven anyway.
"Absolutely. If that's what he wants, why not get it for him? I mean, who cares what color it is?" he said.
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NEW YORK >> Veteran goalie Tim Thomas, who has said he won't play this season, was traded by the Boston Bruins to the New York Islanders on Thursday for a conditional second-round draft choice either next year or in 2015.
Thomas chose to take this season off following the NHL lockout and was suspended by the Bruins after he didn't report to training camp last month. The 38-year-old goalie is in the final season of a four-year deal that counts for $5 million against the salary cap.
The Islanders have plenty of room to fit Thomas' salary on their cap, and this deal provides financial flexibility for the Bruins. Boston was up against the upper salary limit of $70.2 million, with Thomas' salary factored in, and New York is only marginally above the minimum payroll of $44 million.
"We felt this would give us flexibility immediately. It was us being proactive," Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli said on a conference call. "I've had discussions on and off with the Islanders regarding this for a while. I don't really want to get into details. I think I've made it known publicly this was something we would like to try to do at some point."
NHL teams must be in full compliance of the salary cap by Friday, the 20th day of the league season. The Islanders will be even further above the cap floor with the imminent return of defenseman Lubomir Visnovsky, who reported to the club for the first time on Wednesday and then passed a physical on Thursday, which led to New York lifting its suspension and placing him on the active roster.
"We have acquired an asset for our organization," Islanders general manager Garth Snow said of Thomas. "This acquisition allows us flexibility with our roster moving forward."
Thomas is unlikely to play for the Islanders this season or in the future. New York already has veteran goalies Evgeni Nabokov and Rick DiPietro on its active roster.
Thomas' absence has created an opportunity for Tuukka Rask to lead the talented Bruins in net, and he's delivered. Rask is 6-1-1 with a 1.97 goals-against average for Boston, the top team in the Eastern Conference as play began on Thursday.
"Without getting into specifics," Chiarelli said, "the (draft pick) condition is basically if (Thomas) plays."
Thomas, a two-time Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL's top goalie, has played in 378 regular-season games — all with the Bruins. He has gone 196-121-45 with a 2.48 GAA and 31 shutouts. Thomas ranks fourth on Boston's career wins list and third in shutouts, Continued...
He also has a 29-21 mark in the postseason with a 2.07 GAA and six shutouts. Thomas won the Vezina and Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP when the Bruins won the Stanley Cup in 2011.
"He had a very good career here," Chiarelli said. "I can't say enough of his contributions to the team. The journey he took us on in the Stanley Cup was amazing. I was happy to be along for the ride.
"Nothing would suggest to me he's coming back this season."
Visnovsky was traded to the Islanders by Anaheim last June, and the defenseman filed a grievance to have the deal voided because he claimed a no-trade clause in his original contract with Los Angeles was valid. An arbitrator ruled against him.
Visnovsky left his hometown team in the KHL and joined the Islanders. He wasn't in the lineup Thursday against the Rangers.
Chiarelli wouldn't say if Thomas could ever return to the Bruins, but didn't give any indication that it was likely to happen.
"I don't want to speculate on that," he said. "Tim can be a character and he can also be principled in a lot of different things. He is/was a heck of a goaltender. I liken him sometimes to that left-handed pitcher that's a little quirky but wins a lot of games and throws 200 innings a year.
"I don't know how it would have played out."
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by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
There's an interesting new paper in Nature (King et al.) this week that looks at how much the Antarctic continental ice contributes to sea level changes. It initially caught my eye as it uses data from the GRACE satellites, which are very cool! They are twin satellites that can detect tiny changes in the distance [...]... Read more »
King MA, Bingham RJ, Moore P, Whitehouse PL, Bentley MJ, & Milne GA. (2012) Lower satellite-gravimetry estimates of Antarctic sea-level contribution. Nature. PMID: 23086145
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
A while ago I wrote a post about an analysis of the US climate monitoring network led by Anthony Watts, who has a very popular climate skeptic blog. The reason for that post was that Menne et al. 2010 had used some of Watts' analysis to find that US surface temperature trends aren't affected much by [...]... Read more »
Souleymane Fall, Anthony Watts, John Nielsen-Gammon, Evan Jones, Dev Niyogi, John R. Christy, & Roger A. Pielke Sr. (2011) Analysis of the impacts of station exposure on the U.S. Historical Climatology Network temperatures and temperature trends. Journal of Geophysical Research. info:/
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
I've written a couple of posts recently looking at the cold UK weather in context and how snow forms. What I haven't done, though, is looked at why it's been so cold over Europe this winter (as well as last year's winter). It just so happens that a paper came out in the Journal of [...]... Read more »
V. Petoukhov, & V. A. Semenov. (2010) A link between reduced Barents-Kara sea ice and cold winter extremes over northern continents. Journal of Geophysical Research. info:/10.1029/2009JD013568
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
This is a post that aims to go through the evolution of the "Hockey Stick" from 1990 to the present day. It naturally misses out parts of the story, which deserve far more analysis, simply to keep the post short. Comments that expand on the bits I've omitted are welcome! What is the "Hockey Stick" [...]... Read more »
Mann ME, Zhang Z, Hughes MK, Bradley RS, Miller SK, Rutherford S, & Ni F. (2008) Proxy-based reconstructions of hemispheric and global surface temperature variations over the past two millennia. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 105(36), 13252-7. PMID: 18765811
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
I realise that the volcano that is currently erupting in Iceland has caused a lot of problems for a lot of people. However, if I can see one plus side it's all the impromptu atmospheric science that is going on around it. For example, the first paper about the volcano, which is looking at the [...]... Read more »
R G Harrison, K A Nicoll, Z Ulanowski and T A Mather. (2010) Self-charging of the Eyjafjallajökull volcanic ash plume. Environ. Res. Lett. info:/
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
Most of our analyses of climate change have focused on the atmosphere and mostly over land and, therefore, mostly in the Northern Hemisphere. This is simply because that is where our best data comes from. This is starting to change though. A paper published in Nature this week uses relatively new ocean data to show [...]... Read more »
Lyman JM, Good SA, Gouretski VV, Ishii M, Johnson GC, Palmer MD, Smith DM, & Willis JK. (2010) Robust warming of the global upper ocean. Nature, 465(7296), 334-7. PMID: 20485432
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
I've been pretty distracted recently with the Institute of Physics issue. I'll hopefully draw that chapter to a close in the next couple of weeks (it looks like the IoP are going to stick their head in the sand and wait for it to blow over) but right now I'm bringing my current project [...]... Read more »
Russell, A., Vaughan, G., Norton, E., Morcrette, C., Browning, K., & Blyth, A. (2008) Convective inhibition beneath an upper-level PV anomaly. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 134(631), 371-383. DOI: 10.1002/qj.214
RUSSELL, A., VAUGHAN, G., NORTON, E., RICKETTS, H., MORCRETTE, C., HEWISON, T., BROWNING, K., & BLYTH, A. (2009) Convection forced by a descending dry layer and low-level moist convergence. Tellus A, 61(2), 250-263. DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0870.2008.00382.x
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
There's clearly some interest in the IoP evidence submission and my original letter to the IoP didn't really go into my objections in great detail. I thought I should go through the evidence submission in one place instead of explaining my views in response to blog comments.
Overall, I'm not objecting to the statement because [...]... Read more »
Anonymous members of the Institute of Physics Science Board. (2010) The disclosure of climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia. House of Commons Science and Technology Committee Memorandum. info:/
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
Antarctica has been in the news recently because two large icebergs (one about 60 miles long and the other about 50) have broken off the continent. These "calving" events often occur naturally and these ones are probably not linked to climate change, although they might affect the global ocean circulation.
But I thought that this [...]... Read more »
Korhonen, H., Carslaw, K., Forster, P., Mikkonen, S., Gordon, N., & Kokkola, H. (2010) Aerosol climate feedback due to decadal increases in Southern Hemisphere wind speeds. Geophysical Research Letters, 37(2). DOI: 10.1029/2009GL041320
Russell, A., & McGregor, G. (2009) Southern hemisphere atmospheric circulation: impacts on Antarctic climate and reconstructions from Antarctic ice core data. Climatic Change. DOI: 10.1007/s10584-009-9673-4
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
[This post is based a question I got in response to a previous post but thought it deserved a short post on its own as there's a few interesting points.]
There's been a lot of bad press recently for climate science but a lot of has focused on very minor issues. For example, most of [...]... Read more »
Schiermeier, Q. (2010) The real holes in climate science. Nature, 463(7279), 284-287. DOI: 10.1038/463284a
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
Whilst I would describe myself as a scientific skeptic, in that I will try to investigate claims before coming to a judgement, I would not say I was a "climate change skeptic". This term is often used to label those that are irrationally dismissive of the scientific evidence (or worse). Several commentators on [...]... Read more »
M. J. Menne, C. N. Williams, & M. A. Palecki. (2010) On the reliability of the U.S. Surface Temperature Record. Journal of Geophysical Research. info:/doi:10.1029/2009JD013094
by Andy Russell in Our Clouded Hills
This post is the first in a series about my favourite clouds. First up, Kelvin-Helmholtz Billows.... Read more »
Chapman, D., & Browning, K. (1997) Radar observations of wind-shear splitting within evolving atmospheric kelvin-helmholtz billows. Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 123(541), 1433-1439. DOI: 10.1002/qj.49712354114
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2012 has been crazy, and it's already over! Instead of making a new year's resolution for 2013, I wanted to briefly and publicly thank all the people that have inspired me the last 12 or so months. Some of them are old friends, while others I've just met, or have never met.
This list is in no particular order, just some folks that have been on my mind lately.
Thanks guys, for doing what you do! Keep up the good work.
Sarah - I guess this list is in a particular order :) Sarah inspires me to love others more and to be more sensitive to people and situations. I also admire her attention to detail in her work. She is constantly producing great photography. I love her so much!
Doug and Beca- These two people work harder than most people I know. They run their own business, and are constantly promoting others, creating, and being awesome. I feel so fortunate to know those guys, They really inspired me to set out on my own and to be constantly experimenting.
Ozone- Sarah and I lived on John and Patty's farm in Washington. they are an amazing pair. I think they inspired both me and Sarah to be more self sustaining, how to love others in a practical way, sharing what we have and opening the doors to our home.
Georganne Bryant- Sarah and I met Georganne This year and she has made a huge impact on us. I am so impressed about she supports local business and people like me who are just starting out on our own. I can tell she takes her businesses very seriously and loves the entire process. She inspires me to help others, without expecting anything in return.
Brandon Gore- I have admired Brandon's work for a while now. I had the oppurtunity to spend a couple weeks in his shop, where I learned boat loads about his craft. Brandon is one Type A personality son of a gun! But he really inspired me to take pride in my work, pay attention to detail, and keep a tidy shop. I learned so much in those three weeks, for which I am grateful.
Elsie and Emma - These two sister run a successful business/blog. Even though I may not be there main demographic, I still admire by their hard work and success. they inspire me to make a living doing what I like to do...creating.
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Sword wrote:Maybe I should. After all, only few PS3 games caught my interest. Ar Tonelico 3 included, of course.
Sword wrote:Still, if I buy PS3 now, it feels like I am wasting money. With that amount of money, I can buy a brand new PC with good specs. And seeing that I feel kinda same level of satisfaction playing ASCII roguelikes compared with most console RPGs, say, Final Fantasy series, well....
Sword wrote:It would be great if every console game I want were ported to PC....
Ar-cen-ciel wrote:You don't have to be hasty with your judgement, Nash. The PS3 platform is nowhere near the end of prime age yet. There are many more of these games coming to the PS3 soon.
Nash wrote:Any other recommendations along similar lines then?
I don't mind trying something new either, since that's what got me into LBP, etc.
Nash wrote:Oh, wait. I completely forgot about Neptunia. I do have it, but I haven't started on it. XD
Kuisanagi wrote:About 20 real games, 60+ on hard drive
Kuisanagi wrote:Games most played:
Blazblue CS2, MvC3, SSF4 (see a trend?)
Games I would recommend:
Alice: Madness Returns (also on PC)
Devil May Crys/Bayonetta/God of Wars
Demon Souls/Dark Souls
Assassin's Creeds (also on PC)
Vesperia (import!)
Kuisanagi wrote:And again I would wouldn't recommend Trinity Universe or Neptunia so much, if you're short on time/budget, just get Disgaea 4!
Ar-cen-ciel wrote:Kuisanagi wrote:About 20 real games, 60+ on hard drive
Are they PS3 demos?
Nash wrote:So D4 is better than TriUni? Damn. I shouldn't have hesitated getting it while FAF was still available.
As for Neptunia, yeah... the price tag was hefty, but I'm rather tempted to resell it away. XD
Well, apparently it's better than TriUni, so I think I might give a try after I'm done with DA2/Catherine... or something.
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Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
Both the Chargers and the Ravens run the Ayr Coryell offense, and both offenses have been inconsistent over the years (the Chargers used to be a power house on offense when they had Tomlinson, and Vincent Jackson). After both offenses failed to get it going on Sunday for most of the game, and further more, the fact that the Ravens started lighting the Chargers up in the 4th quarter and OT when they went into a short timed passing game out of the spread offense, says to me that the whole philosophy of this offense needs to change (stating the obvious I know, but it needs to be said). That almost certainly means a change in OC. If we go on to win the SB, I think that Ozzie will probably re sign Cam for another 5 years of mediocrity and inconsistency on offnese, and we may never see Joe Flacco hit his ceiling.
I know that many people on this board are big supporters of Norv Turner as an OC, and want him to come to Baltimore when he gets fired as the HC of the Chargers, but why? What have the Chargers done that sticks out to you in recent years? Philip Rivers was once a top 5 QB, and is now rumored to be traded in 2013, and has turned the ball over at will this year.
Joe Flacco and this offense have been wildly inconsistent over the years, and have mostly been bailed out by a great defense or Ray Rice over the years, which has resulted in so many wins. Flacco has actually bailed us out of games when he calls his own shots in the spread/shotgun offense, and almost got us to the SB by coming out of the AC offense vs the Patriots in the AFCCG.
Cam Cameron is bad and doesn't make sense at the best of times, but maybe any OC who believes in the AC wouldn't be a good fit for any team in todays NFL. The Lions run a hybrid AC, and do a pretty good job of it, but again, they aren't a winning team, and have been inconsistent as hell on offense regardless of the mass numbers they put. They have Calvin Johnson to throw to with Matthew Stafford throwing him the ball in a domed stadium. That offense never works in cold weather stadiums.
The ONLY time the AC can work is when you have both a stud back (we do in Ray Rice), and a big, fast, and abnormal human being at WR like Calvin Johnson (we don't have one, even though Torrey is really promising, and Boldin being a better fit for WCO). Cap reasons, and the fact that we draft so low all the time makes it impossible for us to ever land a Calvin Johnson in the draft. The Chargers looked better when they had Vincent Jackson and Tomlinson at his best, and even then, they didn't get to the SB.
I don't think this team is necessarily built for a WCO, but I am certainly tired of seeing the same old inconsistent AC offense. What we need to do is improve the run game, we need some help on the OL, and we need more consistent play in the passing game to open up the run game, because most of the time, teams are just taking Rice out of the equation. We need a guy like Antonio Brown to help out in our passing game, someone who can run awesome routes and one of those quick footed atheletes who can move the chains, that would go perfectly along with Torrey Smith, Boldin and Pitta. I really like Tavon Austin out of West Virginia, but I like Stedmain Baily in the 3rd round more.
What I'd really like is more of the no huddle that we run at home, but some how find a way to run it on the road too, like the Patriots do. But we also need to have that power run scheme to back us up if shit goes wrong in the no huddle, because I'm not sure if our current Oline is up to the task of physically dominating other Dlines in the trenches, that the 49ers can do.
This is just a boring day at work for me, so I decided to post this, what do you guys think? Please note this is not a thread to start arguing about whether or not Flacco is elite, average, or terrible, or how much of a terrible OC Cam is. This thread is intended to identify what the best offensive philosophy is for us going forward, and what personnel changes need to be made on offense in order to progress as a top flight offense that we see at the bank.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
I hate the AC. Go 1 back K-Gun like Manning or WC if you want to hang onto Leach. But AC is for dinosaurs.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
I still beg to differ on the AC. CAM runs a combination of that such as the long bomb to Torrey and the West Coast offense such as the short pass to Rice cutting across the middle which he turned into a 29 yd gain. The D had to respect Torrey so much, it left the middle open
for Joe to throw underneath.
WCO goes horizontally while AC goes vertically.
Ravens use both systems.
That big come from behind win vs Arizona the last time we played them was mostly WCO with short to medium passes to Pitta across the middle.
I'd also like to see more no huddles. Joe does well with it and it throws the D off but CAM goes away from what's working too much.
Just my humble freaking opinion.Pic of a natural act.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
I'm not sure if the WC is a good fit for Flacco though, he isn't a quick release type QB that is best making little dinky throws all game. He's best used taking shots down field or throwing strikes, the AC offense allows him to do those things, the problem is, it's such a dated offensive scheme.
I guess some kind of hybrid like what GB run would be a good fit.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
Fuck it, I'm starting to become a believer in the WCO!!!
Imagine using Torrey Smith on short passes, he can run up the field like Victor Cruz, and like that play he made vs the Chargers. Rice would be an awesome fit for the WCO too as well as Boldin, Pitta, and even Doss.
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Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
You can run any offense you want, but if the respective O-lines give up 5 and 6 sacks, the unit will struggle. Add to that a a few false starts and the efficiency goes down even further. I've just come to the belief that the 5 big mollies up front are the biggest determinant in a successful offense. If you can't block a defense consistently, you can't do anything on offense.
San Diego and Norv Turner have just had their O-line decay in the last few years, starting 3 backups Sunday. Similarly, the Ravens have been in big transition up front the last 2 years, but really haven't been elite up front since 2009.
It's not all the scheme, and it's not all the talent of the players you have, but I'd have to say it's mostly about the players.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
Good point on the o-line decay. TV showed the Packer's line getting
Aaron Rogers killed. Same thing is happening to them. Our line
looked a lot better than GBs but it's happening all over with the o-lines.Pic of a natural act.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
This. Though play-calling is also a huge factor.
Neither the Ravens nor the Chargers have the pass protection (O-Line, Tight Ends and Running Backs) for the Air Coryell.
Because overall they're both just average with their pass protection, though with the Ravens it's more a lack of consistency. Either way though, average or inconsistent pass protection isn't good enough for the AC.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
We need a legit LT IMO, and Oher needs to play RT. That alone will help this offense. Still not sold at all on the AC though.
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Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
I don't think we can go strictly WCO or AC, it has to be a combination of the two just based on Joe's strength's and the type of personnel we have.
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Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
This was the first game I can remember Torrey running not only 1 but 2 crossers and Joe hitting him on both of them. Not only that, but Smith was lined up in the slot both times. It's a different wrinkle and with a guy like Jacoby Jones out there as well, one that I hope to see again.
Torrey is clearly growing as a route runner, and I don't know if it's so much Cam won't call these types of plays, it's just that they weren't likely to work with Torrey still in the learning process as an NFL WR.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
And what's Cam's excuse for not letting Boldin run those types of plays more often?
When he was in Arizona, running those type of plays again and again is what made Boldin a perrennial Pro Bowler, even on Cardinals teams that were otherwise awful before Wisenhunt/Warner.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
if the Air Coryell was the best option than more than 2-3 teams would be using it, but they arent. Tells you everything you need to know in a copycat league.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
It has nothing to do with his stint as HC and everything to do with his time as OC.
Some coaches are better coordinators than they are as head coaches. Norv's offenses when he was OC were either at or close to the top of almost ever measurable out there.
Dick LeBeau is the perfect example of this phenomenon. He's arguable the best DC in the last 50 years and quite possibly the best DC in the history of the NFL. But his two years as the Bungals HC? Yuck! Even his defenses on those teams sucked.
When focused on their craft, coaches like Norv and LeBeau are masters.
And I dont know where some have this notion that the AC offense is short passing. It's the opposite. The AC offense, when run correctly, forces the defense to defend the whole field as opposed to situational defense. At any moment, there could be a pass deep, over the middle or short. The deep receiver (or two, ideally) is the hallmark of the AC offense.WARNING: This post may contain material offensive to those who lack wit, humor, common sense and/or supporting factual or anecdotal evidence. All statements and assertions contained herein may be subject to literary devices not limited to: irony, metaphor, allusion and dripping sarcasm.
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Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
hate the croyell, I don't want Norv turner here or Cam here, the shit needs to go, I believe Flacco would be very successful in west coast spread gun offense, much like the falcons, greenbay, lions and to some extent denver. Kyle Orton looked good for bout 8 games a couple seasons ago running that offense and was in some MVP talks for bout 6 weeks. Time to lay that old shit to rest and get with the modern day NFL.
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Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
Eh...it was a dumpoff (Rice wasn't cutting anywhere...he was just drifting slowly out of the backfield and it was open because The Chargers were playing 15 yards off and it wasn't just Torrey that went deep...all 4 of our guys went deep (Jacoby, Q and Pitta)...it was basically the same play we run 3-4 times a game...the dreaded "all go" (BTW, it's a play that Bill Walsh ran as well). The result of that play really had nothing to do with design, it had all to do with the way the Chargers sucked at tackling and Rice's effort.
I like the WCO because it stresses quick decisions and throws...which minimize the OL play. Short, 3 step drops, taking the short passes and having an accurate QB who can get the ball to guys in position to get YAC.
These LONG, 7 step play action passes take so freaking long to develop...most teams don't run that long play action action for that very reason...it gives defensive players too much time to get to the QB. Those plays were staples of teams like the Raiders and Chargers in the 70-s and early 80's...there is a reason why nobody does that anymore.
I remember a quote from Rex this offseason saying that it's so hard to get to QB's these days unless you have a completely free rusher because QB's are getting rid of the ball so quick now days. We need to get with the program and get the ball out of Joe's hands quick.
Unfortunately, Cam (and Harbaugh has bought into this) are ALL about "big chunk" plays, instead of ball possession and consistent positive yards.Although Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
Re: Sunday confirms to me that the AC offense is simply not a good fit for today's NFL
Read the references to GB, and have to comment that with the NFL parity, it seems that you can build an O or build a D.
GB's D wasn't good last year, so they drafted D DE(Perry), DT(Worthy), CB(Hayward), DT(Daniels), S(McMillian), LB(Manning), and then in round 7 Andrew Datka OT Florida State.
And now we are seeing Rogers getting hammered.
Yep we need a legit LT (Oher to RT), but that ain't going to happen drafting 32nd
We also need a MLB or a Boulware.
We have the skill pieces (who doesn't need a Megatron?) and I really have no major complaints about the playbook.
Have we run a true draw anytime recently?
I'm glad we are not AC, I like components of it but I also love time of possession to rest the D and keep their pressure sharp.
Agree also that the component of WCO that I see (way too often) is the sideline out, which seems like something a D is willing to be looser defending in order to tighten something else. We need to flip the frequency of the crossers with the frequency of the sideline outs.
My complaints with Cam is not that he isn't good.
It is that he is slow to adapt to a D..... it seems like a mack truck going downhill with poor brakes.... you know what is going on, just gonna take a good while to do something about it.
The AC part of our hybrid O requires super miracle efforts against Tampa 2
The WCO requires effective crossers... and I think I see screens called when crossings are needed, and execution blamed.
Bottom line is we need to figure how to maximize the pieces we have, and we have good pieces, and not bring in someone who is going to eat draft choices with personell changes.... we have more than enough attrition replacement to deal with on both sides of the ball.
And a final non-connected thought is that Bynes gets cut for Ray.Heinz Field Ketchup official ketchup of the Ravens?
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Besides AC and West Coast, what other systems are there? Is Run and Shoot a system or part of the above mentioned? What does Caldwell run?


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DETROIT —The wait is over.
The Tigers spent most of the last few seasons waiting for Ryan Raburn to get hot, anticipating the same late-season surge they'd always seen from the utility player, the glimpse of what might be, if he could ever put a full season together.
Tigers fans, however, grew tired of waiting for the team to stop waiting.
Those two paths intersected Tuesday, when the organization released the 31-year-old Raburn as part of a number of adjustments to the 40-man roster.
In order to clear room to add right-handed pitchers Bruce Rondon and Melvin Mercedes, as well as shortstop Dixon Machado, to the 40-man roster, protecting them from the Dec. 6 Rule 5 Draft, the Tigers released Raburn and optioned pitcher Tyler Stohr to Triple-A Toledo.
The headline move was one much anticipated, considering the season Raburn had put together in 2012, even though he was all but being handed the second-base job in mid-May. A career .295 second-half hitter, the right-handed-hitting Raburn couldn't recapture his usual late-season magic — despite a stint in Toledo to work on his swing. He finished the season hitting .171 with one home run and 12 RBI in 66 games played.
He did not make the postseason roster, despite a glaring need for a right-handed bat, after being placed on the disabled list in September.
"I don't want to make this sound like I'm blaming him because I'm not blaming him. I misread. I thought Ryan Raburn would be that offensive piece against left-handed pitching this year. I mean, it made all the sense in the world with his home run ratio the last three years, we thought it was perfect. I thought it was perfect and so did the coaches. I just read it wrong. I just made a bad judgment," said manager Jim Leyland, who was criticized at times for showing loyalty to the struggling Raburn, in the hopes that would instill confidence in a player who sometimes struggled with that.
"I thought, 'Here's the second base job, here's a vote of confidence. Hit me 15-20 (homers), and just play pretty good second base, and that's pretty good. And knock in 70.' I thought that would happen. And I was wrong. And I'm not blaming him. It just didn't happen.
"I misread it." Continued...
Leyland's boss, Tigers president GM Dave Dombrowski, would not discuss the team's plans for Raburn at his season-in-review press conference two days after the end of the World Series.
Raburn was arbitration eligible, and will not reach free agency until after next season. The former fifth-round pick (2001) was on a two-year, $3.4 million deal that expired at the end of the 2012 season.
While the 22-year-old Mercedes and the 20-year-old Machado are both down-the-road prospects, spending the entirety of the 2012 season at either Low-A West Michigan or High-A Lakeland, Rondon is expected to compete for the Tigers' closer job in 2013.
At the press conference to introduce free-agent signee Torii Hunter on Friday, Dombrowski was asked if he expected to go after a veteran closer. He did not rule it out, but said he liked the situation the team was in.
"Rondon ... right now, he's just throwing lights-out. ... He's playing with a good club that has the pressures on them to win, that plays in front of a full house, and if you don't save the game there, people yell and hoot and scream and holler at you. And he's doing the job there, and doing tremendously. This guy's a great talent," Dombrowski said.
"Now, you can make the argument, and understandably so, that you can break a guy in gradually. ... But he's an unusual talent.
"I don't want to put it on his back, and I'm not going to. But if we went into Spring Training with the guys we have right now in our bullpen, I would be happy."
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Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") today announces the opening of its China office in Beijing and Hong Kong. The opening coincides with China's entry into theWorld Trade Organisation (WTO) and underscores Vodafone's positive outlook on China's mobile telecommunications industry.
Financial information to be presented in new regional format
Following the introduction of Vodafone Group Plc's (Vodafone) new regional operating structure on 1 April 2001, its forthcoming Interim Financial Results for the six months ended 30 September 2001 will contain a geographic analysis of certain financial information which reflects this new structure.
Disposal of holding in Ruhrgas
Vodafone AG, ("Vodafone") a subsidiary of Vodafone Group Plc announces that it has reached agreement with E.ON AG, Dusseldorf for the sale of Vodafone's 23.6% stake in Bergemann GmbH through which it holds an 8.2% stake in Ruhrgas AG.
Portugal and Spain migrate to Vodafone single brand ahead of schedule
Following a transitional period of dual branding, Vodafone Group Plc ('Vodafone") announces the adoption by Telecel Vodafone and Airtel Vodafone of the single Vodafone brand ahead of the original early 2002 timetable.
Vodafone tender offer for Japan Telecom shares oversubscribed
On 20 September 2001 Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Vodafone International Holdings B.V. ("VIHBV") would launch an agreed tender offer for up to 693,368 ordinary shares of JAPAN TELECOM Co., Ltd. ("JAPAN TELECOM"), representing 21.7% of the outstanding ordinary shares of JAPAN TELECOM (the "Offer").
Vodafone continues focus on higher value customers
Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") today announces an increase of 2.5 million in its worldwide proportionate registered customer base during the quarter ended September 2001.
Vodafone settles final tranche of 25% stake in Swisscom mobile for cash
Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") announces today that it has satisfied its obligation to Swisscom AG ("Swisscom") to pay the second and final tranche of the consideration due in connection with its acquisition of a 25% stake in Swisscom Mobile with a cash payment of approximately CHF 2.3 billion (£95 million).
Merger of J-Phone Communications and J-Phone operating companies
Vodafone Group Plc ("Vodafone") announces that the proposed merger of J-Phone Communications Co. Ltd., J-Phone East Co. Ltd., J-Phone Central Co. Ltd., and J-Phone West Co. Ltd., that was announced on 24 August, 2001 has now been approved by shareholders at the respective EGMs of the companies in Japan today.


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Spending a day in paradise at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc…
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Cosimo & Co blues band
Cosimo & Co Blues Band is a quartet of Rock/Blues style.They play in the pure tradition of the Texas blues rock with a nasty voice filled of soul.
Best angels vol 2
Enjoy the best lounge selection of our label
South froggies
Reprint of the original first album with the track listing desired and chosen
by the group Nu jazz factory (original blue edition).
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How was your Explore Tour Leader?
We had 2 leaders, one for Moscow and one for St Petersburg. They both were very informative on Russian history. Elena especially made it very interesting.
What tips would you give to someone else booking this tour?
Have a look at the temperatures on line the day or so before you go, it was unseasonably cold for us and we needed our thermals. Don't automatically book all the optional trips, it's leaves very little free time if you do - and there is lots to see and it is very easy to get around on your own.
Do you have anything else to add?
"The final meal was a disappointing end to the holiday. If the guide suggests 'Idiot' give it a miss. Food was below average,it was over-priced and we were all on little tables rather than sitting together.
If you have some spare time in Moscow go to the Sculpture Park, it is fascinating to see where all the communist leaders statues have ended up. The modern art gallery in the park is also well worth a visit.
In St Petersburg the Artillary Museum is excellent, plenty to keep the men entertained."