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I am motivated with this one...the image is also clear hd..
Item received. Really good quality. Picture printed well and clearly! Love it! Will order more!
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a bit blurry but generally ok to wear if need be
Jasmine Tiang
It's good but the colours are a bit faded and there appears to be some dirt on the badges? but overall, it's not bad.
I've made purchases of color mugs before and they came in with good quality as expected. Recently, I purchased a Magic Mug for Mother's Day and the delivery was so fast. I also received the mug in good condition with quality. The customized mug turn out so beautiful. Tq for making our gifts.
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Bought 2 pins and they were dirty when i got them. Tho sent them an email and they replied the same day to inform me that they'd be sending replacements without any extra cost. Tldr: great pin quality. Customer service is quick to respond
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I ordered button badges twice. The first was as a try out. I was very satisfied with the quality and how quick my parcel arrived, so I ordered again. Oh but please bear in mind that if you pack them they shouldn't be stacked together or they'll dent or scratch the surface of the ones behind. So if p
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Ordered color mug, coaster, mouse pad, mini tee, 4 badges, leather key chain on 24/05/17. Delivered by Ninja on 26/05/17 to my surprise. The products arrived in good condition, printing quality is fabulous and the color is same as the images provided.
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The magic ratio worked well for 3 races. Even starting with new hardware, by race #4 the chain started falling off . The magic ratio is supposed to let you run a single speed on a bike with vertical dropouts and no tensioning device. It works. Briefly. Here's my temporary solution for last weekends race:
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My first introduction to horror movies as a little girl was Dracula starring Christopher Lee. I still sleep with my blankets around my neck!
I'm not a fan of gore, but I do enjoy a good psychological thriller. The "Psycho" shower scene scared me so badly in junior high that I was afraid to close my eyes while bathing (for years)!
Over time, my sense of horror has leaned to the witty dark side.
Hence, my macabre creation as guest artist for the Sisterhood of Snarky Stampers "V" for Violent!
The sentiment sounds like something a homicidal maniac would write to their victim, so I wrote it with a black Sharpie using my non-dominant left hand and added some inky fingerprints!
Jewelry should be displayed prominently when given as a gift, right? So I found a pop up tunnel card tutorial for the occasion.
The really creepy part of all of this was the warning in the directions for how to tie a noose 😳 (audible gulp).
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Saving For My Trip To Havana Canvas Tote
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Cha Ching Baby! The Journey Towards a Thousand Bucks Begins with the First Coin. Designed For the Frugal Minded and Adventurous Souls Out There. We Are Getting to Where We Gotta Go No Matter What They Say.
This Canvas Tote are sure to get a few looks while at school, the gym, the park, and grocery shopping. This bag is large enough to carry all the things you need while being eco-friendly. With all the different variations of color and art, you are sure to find a style for everyone.
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The last thing a guy wants to do after making the skate of shame from the penalty box to the bench after watching the other team score the winning powerplay goal in overtime is make a u-turn to accept the player of the game award.
"It was a tough way to finish," Team Canada's John Tavares said of his awkward moment on Saturday.
Tavares scored a goal, registered an assist and won 11 of 14 faceoffs.
But he also whacked the puck over the glass with one second left in regulation time, with the score tied 4-4 with Team USA.
If he hadn't done that, maybe this wouldn't be a story about the Americans winning only their fourth game of 42 all-time against Canada at the world hockey championship.
Tavares went to the penalty box for the first 1:59 of overtime. And he was still there when Team USA captain Jack Johnson beat Cam Ward on a long wrist shot for the 5-4 winner.
"With the big ice, having a 4-on-3 power play is a big advantage ... and they took advantage of it," said Tavares.
"It's part of the adjustment here. The glass here isn't tall. I knew there wasn't much time left, but you're always cautious and you're just trying to get the puck out of play. I just reacted. I was hoping they didn't see it."
There were a lot of awkward moments about the game, not the least of which was head coach Brent Sutter having to take questions about the end of his 20-0-1 streak in international competition.
"When all was said and done the best team won," Sutter said of Team USA, which got two goals from Johnson and singles from Jim Slater, Patrick Dwyer and Nate Thompson.
Tavares, Jeff Skinner, Evander Kane and Duncan Keith replied for Canada.
If the scoreboard didn't show it, the 46-23 shots on goal reflected the Americans' dominance.
"We didn't handle the pace well." said Sutter.
"Some guys hit a wall a little bit. I thought Ryan Getzlaf hit a wall. Corey Perry showed he's got a little rust still," he said of the two Anaheim Ducks who were the first to sign up but among the last to show up.
"On some of the goals, we lost coverage. At a critical time we gave up a short handed goal," Sutter added of a play which began with Ryan Nugent-Hopkins coughing up the puck.
"I tried a play on the power play and it didn't work," said the Edmonton Oilers rookie.
Sutter certainly didn't hang the game on Tavares because of what happened at the end.
"One second left and we shoot the puck into the stands. It sums up the way the night went," he said.
"It's never easy being a man down in overtime, especially on the big ice. And we did OK killing it until there were 12 seconds left.
"At least we got to overtime and didn't let them get three points. They got two. We got one. They have five, we have four.
"It's a long tournament."
Goaltender Cam Ward said at the end of the day there's not much to say.
"It's never fun to lose, no matter if it's in regulation or in overtime," said Ward.
"They scored a big goal to force it into OT and we took a bad break on the penalty to give them an opportunity to score."
Devan Dubnyk will be between the pipes Monday when Team Canada takes on France.
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After an agonizing wait, I finally got a chance to play with my new Surface with Windows RT, or simply, Surface. It has been a few days, and I thought instead of writing a full-fledged review, I'd focus on some key likes and a long list of dislikes. Nits that I picked. I discussed the likes in an earlier post. This post goes into the small annoyances and issues that I have encountered in my daily use of the device.
Mind you, I really love the device. It has almost replaced my iPad and the kids love it too. With that background/disclaimer, here are the issues, in no particular order or priority:
Speakers: One of the things I have done quite a lot of on my Surface, is play music and video. Xbox Music with unlimited streaming and on-demand playback of not just my music but anything from their huge catalog is nice, but the speakers are not loud enough. Either it is their placement (they point out from the sides towards the top of the device) or just the lack of good amplification, but regardless the sound output is not good. I don't mean the "quality" of the sound, which may actually be good, but just the volume.
Volume buttons: Speaking of volume, I have inadvertently pressed the volume button so many times as I try to type in landscape mode. When you hold the device in landscape mode, as it is clearly built to be used, the volume buttons are on the left near your index finger. As you reach out to type (or tap), there is a good chance you will hit the button by mistake. It may be that my hands are big (long is more appropriate), but still doesn't take away from the fact that I have to constantly be aware of the buttons so that I don't press them mistakenly.
Placing the cursor in a word: Windows Phone has a neat feature to place the cursor inside a word (to correct typos, for example) where you long press anywhere and then navigate to the letter you want to change. Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to get to the middle of a word. A long press in Windows 8/RT results in a context-sensitive menu (copy/paste for example). Try as I might, I simply couldn't get the cursor to be placed exactly where I wanted it to be. I am sure there is a different way, but I could not discover it myself and that is a problem.
Update: Thanks to JPG in the comments, I know how to get to a part of the word – the small arrow keys next to the spacebar. Nice. Thanks!
Screenshots: It is great that Windows 8/RT has the ability to take screenshots natively. It has helped me quite a lot when capturing what I see on the screen and share with others. However, the key combination on the Surface (Windows key + volume down button) involves a capacitive key which makes it hard to synchronize the simultaneous press of those buttons. Invariably I end up touching the Windows key before pressing the volume button, or vice versa, ending up in frustration. I don't know how this can be fixed, to be honest, but it is a cause for unnecessary pain for me so far.
Update: As Williams mentions in the comments below, I can keep the Windows key pressed for however long I want and be able to register a screenshot by pressing the volume down button. Thanks!
Soft keyboard launch: While the Surface works quite well with the keyboard cover (I have the Touch Cover), I tend to use the device mostly without the keyboard, in a pure tablet form. So I depend on the on-screen keyboard a lot. I have noticed that in certain cases, even though it is natural to launch a keyboard for data entry, like a URL field or a text entry form, the keyboard does not launch. I have to tap in the field once before the keyboard launches. On the desktop side, the keyboard has to be forced to launch by clicking on the keyboard icon in the system tray. Both of these should be automatic when the Surface does not detect the external keyboard connection, but they are not.
Mail app: While this is not a specific "system" or "device" issue, I do use the mail app quite a lot and am extremely annoyed that the selected message automatically gets marked as read. Now, I understand why that happens – the mail is after all "opened" in the reading pane – but I don't want that to automatically happen. In Outlook for example, there is a setting that will mark the message as read after a certain number of seconds, or when moving from one message to the other. If such a setting does get into the app in a future update, I would be a happy camper.
Grouping apps, restoring Start Screen layout, Windows Store web: These items are sort of related to the "management of apps", so I clubbed them together. I find it a pain to group apps and keep maintaining those groups as I install new apps. I have already installed 100+ apps and especially the first time around, it is very difficult and time-consuming to move the tiles around, and set their shape (wide or narrow) on the Start Screen. More importantly, if I have done it once on one PC, I find it hard to understand why it is not a choice at least, when setting up a new PC, to replicate the layout. One of the beautiful features (as I noted in my "likes" post earlier) of Windows 8 is the ability to sync settings across PCs via the cloud and if "Start Screen layout" is added to the list of settings, it will go a long way in reducing the pain.
Secondly, whenever a new app is installed, it should offer a choice of which group to add it to, if at least one group is created (and named). That way, whenever I install an app I know I am sending it to the right group rather than drop it at the end and then make me move it.
Finally, I personally discover a lot of apps when I read about them on Twitter and websites that cover apps. It would be nice if I got a chance to remotely install these apps from the Windows Store web page that each app gets. If I am browsing the page on one of my Windows 8/RT devices, I get a chance to go to Windows Store from that web page, but I am not always at a PC with Windows 8 (my work PC, for example, is Windows 7) so it would be nice if Windows Store worked like Windows Phone Store.
I care about the device a lot, which is why I went through the trouble of listing things that need to be fixed, so that my experience with it goes from awesome to super-awesome. Do you have any suggestions or any other annoyances besides these? Let me know!


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UPDATE: Elin Meets With Divorce Lawyer at Home 'For Hours!" This Could Be It, Tiger!
Not attending the Masters was just the beginning. Elin's anger towards Tiger is growing, and friends say it's pushing her towards divorce! In fact, she just met with a lawyer today, says a new report.
Friends of Elin Nordegren, 30, say she's reached her breaking point. It was bad enough that her cheating husband Tiger Woods, 34, went against her wishes and returned to golf, but now Elin is also reportedly furious over Tiger's recent Nike commercial, which tastelessly included his late father, Earl Woods. "[She] was violently angry … and thought it was a cheesy thing to do," a friend of Elin's tells People. "She wouldn't have gone near the Masters under any condition, but that just made her madder. She is over Tiger. I wouldn't be surprised if she files for divorce sometime soon."
Tiger made it clear to Elin that he wanted to spend more time with her and work on rebuilding their marriage, but his quick return to golf in the 2010 Masters Tournament (as well as submitting his entry for this June's U.S. Open) has made Elin realize they were empty promises. "She's so far beyond hurt now," a source tells People. "If she were angry or if she hated him, they might still have a chance to work it out. But she's beyond that. She's numb. She just doesn't care anymore. She's like, 'Whatever.' Elin's not the type to get all weepy or have pity parties for herself. She mourned the loss of this marriage, and now she's moving on."
And Elin might be "moving on" in a new house in Sweden, according to a report from TMZ. The site has obtained photos of the $2 million house Elin purchased last year in Sweden, and it looks like renovations are underway! If Elin decides to go ahead with the divorce, a house in her native Sweden would be a nice retreat for her and the kids.
Despite occasional outings together, Tiger and Elin have been living very separate lives as of late. Most recently, Elin flew alone to Arizona on April 11 to visit her ailing mother — and rather than go with her to lend support, Tiger took their children (Sam, 2, and Charlie, 1) on a separate trip April 12.
Elin may not be the type to "get all weepy or have pity parties for herself," but she's got to feel pretty abandoned by Tiger at this point. Her mother is incredibly sick, and rather than stand by her for support, Tiger is off playing golf and taking the kids on vacation. Between all the cheating, and now this total lack of support, wouldn't you feel betrayed if you were Elin?
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Servings:Makes about 1 cup of caramel
1 cup (8 oz.) sugar
1/2 cup (4 fluid oz./ 120 ml.) water
1 cup (8 fluid oz./ 240 ml.) heavy cream
3/4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons tequila
In a heavy-bottomed saucepan, combine the sugar and water on medium-high heat. Boil until the water completely evaporates and the sugar caramelizes to a dark mahogany color.
Working quickly, add the cream to the darkened caramel. It will bubble and pop vigorously, so add only as much cream as you can without overflowing the pot.
Return the pot to the stove on low heat and whisk gently to break up any hardened sugar. Add any remaining cream and continue stirring. Gradually, the hard sugar will dissolve and the caramel sauce will continue to darken. When the caramel has darkened to the point you want it, remove it from the heat. Add the salt and tequila and stir to combine. Set aside until ready to serve.


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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
PNE Forum
Vancouver, BC Canada
***Review and All Photos By Lord of The Wasteland
The last time I saw Scorpions was back in the summer of 1999 on a co-headlining bill with Motley Crue and the Germans absolutely blew the sinking glam rockers off the stage. Vince Neil was overweight and had trouble singing, Tommy Lee was out of the band and it was painfully obvious that NEW TATTOO was not the return to glory the Crue had hoped for. On the other hand, Scorpions were absolutely stunning. Supporting their own misstep—1999's EYE II EYE—left a bad taste in many people's mouths but on stage, vocalist Klaus Meine was in top form and the guitar tandem of Rudolf Schenker and Matthias Jabs traded licks like the professionals they are.
This time around, Scorpions are riding high with the release of HUMANITY – HOUR 1 and booked Metal Blade Records' progressive rock/metal band, Three, to open a string of Canadian and U.S. dates. Striking Vancouver city workers forced a last-minute shuffling of venues that left many fans who had already bought reserved-seating tickets for the lavish Orpheum Theatre—home of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra—unhappy about being relocated to the PNE Forum, a cavernous old hockey arena with General Admission floor and limited wooden bleacher-style seating. The icing on the cake, though, was seeing the faces of the mostly forty-and-over crowd as they were told that it would be an alcohol-free event! HA!
Three seemed like a strange addition to the tour but since I had enjoyed their Metal Blade debut, 2005's WAKE PIG, I was interested in catching their set. Much heavier live than they are on record, Three's progressive hard rock/alt-metal hybrid is an odd fit with Scorpions straight-forward classic hard rock/metal and the crowd seemed ambivalent, in general. Billy Riker's noodling of the film score of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" made the crowd take notice right away but while there was no booing, they just seemed very indifferent for the most part towards Three's performance. To their credit, Three played a superb, energetic set covering four WAKE PIG tracks and another seven from the excellent new album, THE END IS BEGUN. Joey Eppard's thrashing, spastic presence on stage is in direct opposition to the soaring voice he possesses. He assails his acoustic guitar and after the intense set closer "Amaze Disgrace," Eppard violently tore the strings away from the instrument body with a crazed look on his face. On "Dregs," Eppard even wavered between classical precision and just shredding away on his acoustic. Drummer Chris Gartmann and keyboard/percussionist Joe Stote added a fluid drum solo where they launched a visually-impressive simultaneous assault on each other's kits. Three manages to pack a lot of different sounds into their music with the progressive "Battle Cry," catchy-as-hell "Alien Angel" and crushing power chords of "These Iron Bones" making it difficult to pigeon-hole the band but their appeal is undoubtedly far-reaching.
Alien Angel
Battle Cry
My Divided Falling
All That Remains
Serpents In Disguise
These Iron Bones
The End Is Begun
Diamond In The Crush
Amaze Disgrace
Many older bands torture their fans by interspersing the tried-and-true hits with new music that no one is interested in (ahem **Rolling Stones** cough) however the last two albums that Scorpions have released are an excellent return to form after stumbling through the mid- to late-nineties. No one is lamenting the absence of any PURE INSTINCT or EYE II EYE material from the band's setlist, but the UNBREAKABLE and HUMANITY – HOUR 1 songs fit right in with the classics from BLACKOUT, LOVE AT FIRST STING, ANIMAL MAGNETISM and LOVEDRIVE. It was disappointing to find nothing drawn from SAVAGE AMUSEMENT and the band's seventies' output remains sadly ignored but for the most part, Scorpions two-hour live set delivered in spades. Leading off with the raucous new track "Hour 1," James Kottak's thunderous drums mingled with Rudolf Schenker's air raid siren riffs and behind it all was the timeless voice of Klaus Meine. Schenker, looking amazingly fit and unnaturally youthful for a man of 59 years, kept his sunglasses on throughout the entire show while tirelessly windmilling his Flying V. Meine, who was told in 1981 that he may never sing again following surgery on his vocal cords, sounds as if time has not touched his voice at all (though his shaky whistling on "Wind of Change" could use some fine-tuning). Hitting all the highs on a glorious version of "Still Loving You" and taking everyone back to the band's seminal live album, WORLD WIDE LIVE, Meine shouted "Are you with me toniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight?!" during "Holiday." The crowd engaged in a rousing sing-along on "Bad Boys Running Wild" and when Pawel Maciwoda broke into a few bars of Metallica's "Enter Sandman," Jimi Hendrix's "Are You Experienced?" and Rush's "La Villa Strangiato" on his bass solo, they roared with approval. For his drum solo (dubbed "Kottak Attack"), former Kingdom Come skinsman James Kottak—who needs to ease up on the make-up—utilized a giant gong and bashed away for what seemed like an eternity. Considering neither Matthias Jabs nor Rudolf Schenker took extended solos, we certainly could have done without seven-minutes of Kottak's preening, but what would an arena-rock show be without one, right?! The goofy cock-rock of "Tease Me Please Me" has not aged well but when Jabs brought out the talk-box for "The Zoo" and the band tore through eighties hard-rock anthems like "Dynamite," "Rock You Like A Hurricane" and "Big City Nights," twenty-plus years just faded away. Even "321" from the new album is poised for a long-standing spot in the band's setlist as the sludgy riff and fist-pumping chorus gets the adrenaline pumping immediately.
Hour 1
Bad Boys Running Wild
Love 'Em Or Leave 'Em
The Zoo
Deep and Dark
Coast To Coast
Send Me An Angel
Make It Real
Tease Me, Please Me
Bass solo
Drum solo ("Kottak Attack")
Big City Nights
Still Loving You
Rock You Like A Hurricane
Wind of Change
Along with 3 Inches of Blood's Justin Hagberg and Cam Pipes, the 3,000 or so fans in attendance were left amazed that Scorpions can still deliver the goods. It is a pity that the band no longer plays "Steamrock Fever," "Dark Lady," "Speedy's Coming" or anything else pre-LOVEDRIVE but with a catalogue as stacked with hits as they have, it makes sense to keep the focus there. The strength of HUMANITY – HOUR 1 is sure to get many older fans back on board and undoubtedly corral a few new ones, as well. Rudolf Schenker first planted the seed that became the Scorpions in the late sixties and based on their look and sound nearly forty years later, there is no reason for them to consider stopping anytime soon.
***Thanks to Jenny at Live Nation and Kelli at Metal Blade Records for the press passes and help at the show.
Scorpions—Official Site
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"Twilight" hunk Taylor Lautner has fueled speculation he is dating his latest Hollywood co-star after the pair was spotted holding hands.
The actor met Marie Avgeropoulos on the set of upcoming action film "Tracers," in which she plays his love interest, and it appears a real-life romance is blooming during their down time.
Lautner and Avgeropoulos have been seen hanging out together off set and on Monday, they showed their affection for one another as they held hands during a romantic stroll through New York City's Soho district.
The 21-year-old star has previously been linked to singer Taylor Swift and actress Lily Collins.


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As always, I rank the films on no concrete scale or rubric. Just what I thought of them. The further down the list, the more I liked it. It's not science, guys.
Comedian Amy Schumer (Inside Amy Schumer) stars in Trainwreck (2015), a mean-spirited by-the-numbers rom-com with one or two really good laughs. Judd Apatow (Knocked Up) directs and Bill Hader (SNL) co-stars as the perfect but vaguely awkward man who lets an alcoholic Amy treat him like garbage until she decides to just be with him. It's a story of a character's personal growth, but if you never really like the character you won't care and if you're not sure if she's even learned anything you may be hard-pressed to call it an arc. I don't care what the genders are, people being selfish and crappy to each other is neither romantic nor charming. Also features Alison Brie, Colin Quinn, John Cena, Tilda Swinton, Randall Park, and Dave Attell.
I did not get Yorgos Lanthimos' The Lobster (2015). I did not dislike it. I just didn't quite get it. Colin Farrell (Seven Psychopaths), sporting a truly wonderful mustache, is a quiet man at a surreal mansion getaway where tenants are required to find a mate within 45 days lest they be turned into an animal (Colin chooses a lobster). I think it's a metaphor for the social stigmas of being single, but it was all a little too dry and slow for me. A tepid, but refreshingly strange outing to the cinema. Also stars Rachel Weicz, Michael Smiley, John C. Reilly, and Ben Whishaw.
It took me awhile to get into the rhyming dialogue and beat poetry delivery of Spike Lee's Chi-raq (2015). Lysistrata (played by the fabulous Teyonah Parris) starts a revolution to end gang violence in the bloody streets of Chicago by getting all women to deny their men sex of any kind until the shootings stop. It's a bit stagey at times (in a stylized but awkward way that doesn't always work), but the energy and humor and pulse of desperation make this movie worth a look. A bit tonally uneven, which is a shame because I feel like there's a great film in there somewhere. Also features Angela Bassett, Samuel L. Jackson, Nick Cannon, Wesley Snipes, Steve Harris, Dave Chappelle, Jennifer Hudson.
Guilty pleasures and amiable lectures:
Quentin Tarantino. An obnoxious egotist who makes some fun movies. The Hateful Eight (2015) looks great and packs some great people into its tiny cast. A bounty hunter called The Hangman (Kurt Russell) escorting his bounty (Jennifer Jason Leigh) to her execution gets snowbound in a shifty cabin full of untrustworthy characters. The moments of tension are great—although nothing close to Inglourious Basterds or Django Unchained—and it has a few surprises, but when every character is so hateful it can become hard to care about what happens to them. Samuel L. Jackson is half the reason the movie is as entertaining as it is. Jackson has a fantastic mental showdown with Bruce Dern's character too. Also stars Tim Roth, Walter Goggins, and Michael Madsen.
Samurai Cop (1991) is one of the greatest things that has ever happened to me. It truly is one of the BEST bad movies out there and you owe it to yourself to watch it now. The surprise sequel Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance (2015) is decidedly underwhelming by comparison. The film spends a lot of its time winking at the audience and dusting off all of the old cast for their own quality moments of varying hilarity. Instead of a crappy old school B-action movie we get a seriously incomprehensible Lynchian mess of flashy colors and lady murder. In a post screening Q&A, Matt Karedas (Joe "Samurai Cop" Marshall, himself) expressed disappointment with the finished product and said he was uncomfortable murdering so many women in the film, feeling it was against Joe's character. For however impossible the plot is to follow, I loved a lot of the cheesy winks and wacky, forced cameos. Bai Ling and The Room's Tommy Wiseau add a lot of over-the-top zany surreality to the finished product, but seeing Mark Frazer and so many of the original cast reprising their roles in this stupid film was just what I needed. It looks like everyone is having fun. And this movie actually gave me newfound respect for Bai Ling. She plays it well beyond eleven. Fans of the original will undoubtedly be as dismayed and baffled as Matt, but should check it out anyway for a stupid adventure with your favorite cult movie heroes.
Jason Strouse's quiet little comedy-drama about an ineffably likable high school teacher (played wonderfully by Matt Letscher) is sweet. It's charming. It's actually a bit too clean and simple at times. But Teacher of the Year (2014) manages to more closely resemble the anxieties of actual teacher life than most teacher flicks. Mitch Carter (Letscher) is a great educator who has to make a choice between staying where he's always been or taking a bigger job across the country. The cast is good (Keegan-Michael Key and the Sklar Brothers add needed hilarity) and it has enough satisfying character moments to eclipse some of its contrivances. It's not pretentious and it should make you smile, whether you're in education or not. Co-stars Tamlyn Tomita, Jamie Kaler, Larry Joe Campbell, and Sunny Mabrey.
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I love the Coen Brothers (Fargo, No Country for Old Men) and even lower tier Coens is still watchable (Ladykillers is pushing it though). Hail, Caesar! (2016) is not a masterpiece, but it is breezy and fun. The story is pulled in perhaps too many directions (The Big Lebowski made it work). Ultimately we may be a little fuzzy on what was being said and why we should care (Burn After Reading did it better). It's all rather showy and cartoony (Hudsucker Proxy and Raising Arizona were more successful here). It's about old Hollywood (Barton Fink, while weird, was far more engaging). It tries to depict a crisis of faith (A Serious Man, anyone?). In the end, Hail, Caesar! is a series of wacky scenes vaguely connected and told in the mock-buildup fashion of classic Coen shaggy dog tales. Not great. But not bad. Stars Josh Brolin, George Clooney, Alden Ehrenreich (possibly the best part of the show), and a host of cameos from Tilda Swinton, Frances McDormand, Scarlett Johansson, Ralph Fiennes, Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Clancey Brown, Wayne Knight, Christopher Lambert, etc. So what's it about? The red scare? The calculated fakeness of showbiz? Who cares? Eat your popcorn.
Michael Dougherty's Krampus (2015) is a gleefully dark Christmas story full of demonic gingerbread men, ghoulish holiday gifts, and the wicked elf ruler of them all. A boy accidentally curses his family's stressful yuletide proceedings when he summons the dark version of Santa Claus: Krampus. It's silly and simple, but the surreal sense of dread, coupled with the right tone of comedy, propel this anti-holiday flick beyond Gremlins (perhaps). Did I mention the fantastic creature effects? The evil Jack-in-the-box and the nightmarish lord of them all look wonderful! The use of puppets and suited monsters definitely add to the uneasy texture of this kooky flick. Features an extended stop-motion flashback sequence and Adam Scott, Toni Collette, Conchata Ferrell, David Koechner, and Allison Tolman.
What if you could get the two lowest FIFA ranked teams in soccer and have them compete against each other on the same exact day as the World Cup final? Two Dutch soccer fans did just that and made it into a documentary called The Other Final (2003). If you like underdogs, this is for you. It's underdogs versus underdogs! Watching the sadly forgotten teams of Bhutan and Montserrat meet on the patchy green amicably and in the spirit of pure sportsmanship is a charming little departure from big commercial athletics. As a bonus, I learned more about the countries of Bhutan and Montserrat than I ever knew before.
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I'm a Stephen Chow fan. Shaolin Soccer and Kung-fu Hustle are masterpieces of comic fantasy. Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons (2013) is a fantastically innovative adventure and compelling retelling of the classic Chinese legend. While some of the ambitious visuals may falter beneath occasionally uneven special effects, one must applaud Chow's typically confident direction of the impossible mayhem. Tragedy and comedy go hand in hand in this action-packed tale of demon hunters and romance unrequited. Like Chow's previous films mentioned, Journey to the West is accessible to children for its monsters and fantasy but complex and surprising in its narrative cogs. At the end of it all, I found myself both exhausted and delighted at having seen something unique. Shu Qi, Wen Zhang, and Huang Bo star.
Kristen Wiig (SNL) plays Alice Klieg, a mentally ill woman who wins the lottery and decides to make a show based on herself (her thoughts, her memories, her hobbies, etc.) in Shira Piven's Welcome to Me (2014). Honestly, I can't imagine a single other person playing this character. Wiig straddles a weird line between comedy and sympathy for mental illness. The usual obvious satirical fodder of television politics rears its head too, but the real heart of the film comes from the endearing character and Wiig's performance. There's a lot of goodies in this clever little movie that I'll just recommend you watch it. Also features Joan Cusack, Linda Cardellini, James Marsden, Wes Bentley, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tim Robbins, and Alan Tudyk.
If you got excited by Tommy Wiseau's mention in Samurai Cop 2, then you're going to love this: The Room fan Rick Harper got deep into Wiseau's world a few years back. So deep they may not be on speaking terms anymore. So deep he tracked down most of the original cast and crew and made a documentary about the famously awful cult movie. I had the special privilege of seeing the world premier of Room Full of Spoons (2016) in Madrid. If watching The Room brings you joy; if Tommy Wiseau fascinates you with his captivating oddness; if you've ever had questions about how the film was made or where Tommy comes from…watch this documentary.
2016 Oscar winning film about the Catholic priest pedophilia cover up, Spotlight (2015), is solidly cast, well written, and an important reminder of the significance of investigative journalism in our world. This is like the sister film of All the President's Men (1976). Not merely satisfied with looking into the interviewing process of gathering data via cold calls, personal interviews, and reading through old documents, Spotlight, like All the President's Men, deals a lot with the nature of the politics game and media strategies involved in a high profile, high risk scoop dependent on secrecy and facts. And the personalities uncovering the story bring added realism to this slow-burn drama. Stars Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Stanley Tucci, Liev Schreiber, Rachel McAdams, and John Slattery.
I gave a needed re-watch to a film I never really got on board with as a child. I saw the original Star Wars trilogy when I was 4 or 5 years old. Our home did not celebrate the knockoffs I later came to love. Starcrash and Battle Beyond the Stars have since become films I frequently recommend. Knowing this, and somewhat prompted by "Trailers From Hell", I gave The Last Starfighter (1984) another chance. No, not all of the effects hold up (some of the earliest examples of CGI), but it is such an amiable breath of fresh air that it hit me just right. A video-gamer named Alex Rogan (Lance Guest) living in a dusty trailer park gets a surprise visit from a strange alien visitor (The Music Man's Robert Preston) sent to recruit him to defend a distant planet. Alex's alien mentor, Grig (played by Dan O'Herlihy), is an understandably favorite character. It's basically everything you want it to be. It's unapologetically fun and squarely 80s sci-fi cheese. Maybe never confused with a truly "great" film, I submit we retain slots for the wonderfully good.
Shane Carruth's Upstream Color (2013) is assuredly not everyone's cup of tea. It is a hypnotic, elliptical enigma. If you thought Primer was alienating and indecipherable, you ain't seen nothing yet. Categorized as a sci-fi movie, imdb.com summarizes the plot thusly: A man and woman are drawn together, entangled in the life cycle of an ageless organism. Identity becomes an illusion as they struggle to assemble the loose fragments of wrecked lives. Which is more than the film itself clearly communicates and more succinct than I could blurb. For whatever reason, I enjoyed it immensely. But then…I also liked Beyond the Black Rainbow and Under the Skin a lot too.
High-Rise (2015) is Ben Wheatley's adaptation of J.G. Ballard's 1975 novel. Tom Hiddleston plays a businessman who moves into the latest architectural wonder created by Anthony Royal (Jeremy Irons). It's got all the modern conveniences and it is stylish beyond compare, but things gradually devolve into anarchy as the classes and perceived entitlements of its tenants begin to clash. This is not Snowpiercer. This is not an action movie. The objectives are intentionally vague. It's brand of satire is unabashedly dark and murky. It's sexy and weird and claustrophobic. Also stars Sienna Miller, Luke Evans, and Elisabeth Moss.
Here's a slow-burn that caught me off guard. I went to see Karyn Kusama's The Invitation (2015) knowing pretty much nothing about it. I think that helped. The story of a group of estranged friends reuniting under cryptic circumstances—and what increasingly feels like a cult pitch—sucks you in and holds you under as the tension and suspense uncomfortably builds before a final act that does not disappoint. The driveway to this California dinner party is lined with warning signs. Watch it. Stars Logan Marshall-Green, Tammy Blanchard, Michiel Huisman, and John Carroll Lynch.
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After all that, what could I list as my top three films? (As my whims sit these evening anyway.)
S. Craig Zahler's directorial debut has been lauded. And for good reason. Bone Tomahawk (2015) blows Tarantino's latest film out of the water. Kurt Russell is Sheriff Hunt. He and his elderly deputy (Richard Jenkins), a greasy gunslinger (Matthew Fox), and one man with a broken [possibly gangrenous] leg (Patrick Wilson) go on a rescue mission to save the cripple's wife (Lili Simmons) from a mysterious tribe of albino cannibal troglodytes. Valley of the Gwangi was cowboys versus dinosaurs. Now we got cowboys versus cave-people. And for however schlocky the synopsis may sound, this is a genuinely good movie. It is sensitive and earthy. More drama than gore-fest (though, there's a bit of that too). It's a well-written surprise whose humor and heart make it more than just that movie with the cannibal troglodytes in the wild west. And can we just give all of the acting awards to Richard Jenkins for his performance already? The man is glorious. Also features Sid Haig, David Arquette, Evan Jonigkeit, James Tolkan, and Sean Young.
How does a kinetic comedy-drama about a jealousy & meth-fueled transgender sex-worker on Christmas Eve in Hollywood filmed entirely on iPhone 5s sound? The very first scene of Sean Baker's Tangerine (2015) sets up everything you need to know: Sin-Dee Rella (Kitana Kiki Rodriguez) just got out of prison and just found out her pimp and boyfriend, Chester (James Ransone), has been cheating on her with a cisgender chick (Mickey O'Hagan). In addition we have the subplots of Sin-Dee's best friend (also trans, also a sex worker), Alexandra (Mya Taylor), quiet ambitions of being a singer and an Armenian cab driver (Karren Karagulian) trying to avoid his family on Christmas Eve to find Alexandra. The whole chaotic pot comes to a boil and we, the audience, are there for the show. Maybe you don't feel like you relate to any of these characters. Perhaps it all sounds too much like an episode of Cops. Or maybe you don't mind walking a mile in someone else's shoes and observing their lives and their dreams and their problems. These characters are not the typical archetypes of American cinema. It may take a moment to step into their world and get used to the frenetic tempo and saturated colors, but perhaps you shall be rewarded.
Nabwana I.G.G. has been making insane, low-budget action movies in the slums of Uganda for years. I was introduced to his work via Alan Ssali Hofmanis, an American who moved to Uganda and dedicated his life to helping Nabwana complete more films. Who Killed Captain Alex? (2010), on all accounts, could not be a good movie. But it is. The plot is all but incomprehensible and the effects and props are fakey-fake. But this was made in the slums. For nothing. And a mad, anarchic joy permeates every moment of this glorious, cacophonous proceedings. Unlike The Room, which I love because it is terrible, I love Captain Alex because it was so alien and new and wonderful. By way of the Voice Joker (gleeful narrator who vaguely helps tell the story between wisecracks), we are given a glimpse into life in the slums and, more tellingly, their interpretation of American action cinema, the genre they were first introduced to and the one they choose to troll. They are having fun. Infectious fun. I can't guarantee that you will like it as much as I did. But after hearing the history of slum cinema from Alan and viewing this feature on the big screen at midnight I only know one thing: I can't wait to see Nabwana's next film in which I may have a brief cameo getting my own head blown up by the Ebola Hunter. Call me crazy, this was my favorite movie-going experience in awhile.
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The influential D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has issued a short procedural order rebuking the Obama Administration in a lawsuit that was filed by Wheaton College and Belmont Abbey College. The two religiously affiliated organizations had challenged the Department of Health and Human Services' (HHS) anti-conscience mandate that requires them to fund health care plans for their employees that provide abortion-inducing drugs, contraception, and sterilization, or else pay substantial penalties.
As discussed in a Heritage Legal Memorandum, the plaintiffs have very strong claims that the mandate violates their rights under the First Amendment and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Following the uproar that ensued after the mandate was issued, the government announced a one-year, temporary enforcement suspension against some religious employers. The Obama Administration misleadingly labeled this move a "safe harbor." The Administration then announced its intention to develop and propose changes to the HHS mandate that would provide contraceptive coverage without cost-sharing to covered individuals while at the same time accommodating the religious objections of nonprofit organizations like the plaintiffs.
In light of this non-binding promise to make some hypothetical policy changes that would supposedly assuage objectors' concerns, some lower courts dismissed this and other similar lawsuits as being premature. But the D.C. Circuit has now indicated that it is prepared to hold the government's feet to the fire, so to speak.
The D.C. Circuit's ruling not only keeps the case alive, but also highlighted two concessions that government lawyers made during the oral argument of the case. First, the government promised "it would never enforce [the mandate] in its current form" against the plaintiffs or other similarly situated religious groups. Second, the government promised it would publish a proposed new rule "in the first quarter of 2013" and would finalize it by next August.
With respect to both assertions, the court stated, "We take the government at its word and will hold it to it." The court stated that it "will hold these cases in abeyance, subject to regular status reports to be filed by the government with this court every 60 days."
This ruling mirrors a recent decision by a federal judge from the Eastern District of New York, who rejected an identical argument by the government in a case that was filed by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, Catholic Health Care Systems, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre and Catholic Charities, and Catholic Health Services of Long Island. As the judge in that case succinctly and compellingly observed, "[T]he First Amendment does not require citizens to accept assurances from the government that, if the government later determines it has made a misstep, it will take ameliorative action. There is no, 'Trust us, changes are coming' clause in the Constitution."
The HHS mandate gives unprecedented power to the federal government to dictate how religiously affiliated institutions must behave, ignoring their religious identity and weakening the important role they play in society. Religious freedom is the birthright of every American. Let us hope that the courts uphold this important principle and give full measure to protecting our cherished First Freedom.


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The Azurewave AD-SP400 is a rarity – an internally fitting DVB-S2- compatible PC satellite receiver supplied with a CI module which links to the main tuner card via a ribbon cable.
This arrangement – which means you'll need two vacant PCI slots – will allow you to tune into the burgeoning choice of HD pay-TV broadcasts from Europe if you have the necessary CAM and viewing card.
The AD-SP400 is also compatible with standard DVB-S services. Something else that makes the AD-SP400 unusual is its support for DiSEqC 1.2 and USALS motorised dishes (as opposed to simple DiSEqC 1.0 switchboxes). To this end, the AD-SP400 must be connected to one of the spare drive power connectors of your PC's power supply.
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The AD-SP400 gives you the ability to timeshift or record channels to your PC's hard disc with the accompanying software – the use of BDA drivers means that other software can be used as an alternative.
The card also supports DVB-S datacasting, and will thus be of interest to those who rely on satellite for broadband internet delivery. An attachable IR sensor accepts commands from the included handset.
A driver 'patch' allows Windows Multimedia Edition software, in its XP or Vista guises, to support DVB-S – something that's not normally possible. It does this by fooling MCE into believing that the AD-SP400 is a (supported) DVB-T card.
The accompanying DigitalTV application could be more user-friendly but is well-featured. On offer are support for radio and TV, teletext, AC3 pass-through and timeshifting.
There's also a friendly and fast 7-day EPG, from which timer recordings can be scheduled. Recording 'raw' transport streams is not allowed.
Digital TV is perhaps a little 'soft' in terms of fine detail (compared with DVBViewer) although it fares well in terms of dynamic range and colour fidelity. Sound quality and sensitivity are both fair, although channel searches can be slow.
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The Autism Society of Greater Akron's (ASGA) Walk and 5k is a fun, healthy, and effective way to show your support for all those impacted by autism in our community and to raise funds for ASGA – all money raised here, stays here! The run is a 5k timed course and this year, we are offering a new twist: timed walkers who can walk the 3.1 mile course and compete for fun prizes! The Family Fun Walk is 1.2 miles and takes into consideration those who might not want to walk three miles, but are with us all the way! The race and walk both kick-off at the same time this year at 9:00 a.m. , with activities and entertainment following.
Your generosity helps us continue to serve our community and continue our vision that all affected by autism have ready access to services and supports needed to be safe, educated, healthy, productive and able to pursue happy and fulfilling lives. Don't forget that every dollar raised here stays here. Together we will Face Autism Together!
THANK YOU to everyone who participated in and or donated to the 2013 event, Lace it. Race it. Face it, Facing Autism Together. It was a great success with a beautiful day, lots of wonderful sponsors and many fundraising walk teams. With just over 2,250 runners and walkers we raised $90.000! Click HERE for the 2013 race results.
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Building the Airways
Pictured (left to right) are: Pres. Coolidge; Dir. of Aeronautics Clarence Young; Sen. Hiram Bingham; an unidentified person; and Assist. Sec. of Commerce William P. MacCracken, Jr.
Responsibility for establishing a system of lighted airways passed from the Post Office to the new Aeronautics Branch after its creation in 1926. On January 14, 1929, the Branch received the Robert J. Collier Trophy in recognition of its work in developing the Nation's air navigation system. Fifteen days after the award ceremony pictured here, the Branch completed the lighting of the transcontinental airway.
Enthusiasm for the new aerial highways was reflected in the 5 cent air mail stamp of 1928. One of the light beacons used to mark the airways is shown on the stamp and in the photo to the left.
Built at intervals of approximately 10 miles, the standard beacon tower was 51 feet high, topped with a powerful rotating light. Below the rotating light, two course lights pointed forward and back along the airway. The course lights flashed a code to identify the beacon's number.
The tower usually stood in the center of a concrete arrow 70 feet long. A generator shed, where required, stood at the "feather" end of the arrow.
Another feature of the early airways were intermediate landing fields. Federal authorities established these facilities where needed to ensure that pilots could land safely at intervals of approximately 50 miles along their route. The fields were usually colocated with light beacons, as shown in this scene from the late 1920s or early 1930s. The conical object at left is a boundary marker light. (National Archives photo)
Those who constructed the airways often faced adverse weather and terrain. In remote areas of the Southwest, burros played an important role in transporting equipment and materials. When slopes proved too rugged for even these sure-footed animals, the Airways Division built "trolley lines" to haul material along cables mounted on poles.
To limit expenses, Secretary of Commerce Hoover assigned many of the new aviation responsibilities to existing organizations within his Department. The Airways Division, for example, was structurally part of the Bureau of Lighthouses. This arrangement continued until July 1933, when the Aeronautics Branch assumed sole responsibility for the airways.
In this 1931 photo, the "Lighthouse" designation appears above the door of the airway station at Elko, Nevada.
Keeping the airways in operating condition was always a demanding task, but not without its lighter moments. Technician "Dusty" Rhodes is shown relaxing beside his truck in this photo from the late 1930s. He is wearing the uniform of airway station keepers during that era.
In the late 1920s, the Aeronautics Branch began establishing a new type of navigational aid, the low frequency radio range (LFR), also know as the four-course radio range. This type of facility could provide guidance even when poor visibility made light beacons useless.
By comparing two coded signals generated by an LFR, pilots could tell whether they were drifting to the left or right of an airway. For those flying on course, the two signals merged into a single tone. The range shown above, at Northway, Alaska, was the last LFR to continue in operation. (National Archives photo)
By the time the Northway range fell silent in 1974, a new type of navigation facility had long dominated the airways: the Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Radio Range (VOR). Based on technology developed during World War II, the VOR enabled the pilots of instrument-equipped planes to determine their position more efficiently. The Civil Aeronautics Administration commissioned the first VOR in 1947, and three years later opened the first "Victor" airways based on chains of the facilities. Modernized versions of these navigation aids still guide pilots to their destinations.


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Broken Windows: Microsoft Misses on Revenue and Earnings in Q1
One of the main things that Wall Street analysts had been watching for in the first-quarter earnings for Microsoft today was how its current flagship Windows software business was doing in the lead-up to the release of Windows 8 on October 26.
A little cracked, as it turns out.
Investors had expected that the Redmond, Wash., software giant's first-quarter earnings would be $16.4 billion, compared to $17.4 billion last year, and that earnings would drop to 56 cents from 68 cents.
Instead, Microsoft turned in quarterly revenue of $16.01 billion and earnings of 53 cents a share.
One big culprit was a decline in sales of Windows, which was impacted by the company's deferral of revenue related to Windows 8.
Microsoft is making a big bet that the new operating system — a drastic change from previous versions — will boost sales of PC and other mobile devices, especially tablets. The once-dominant company is seeing big challenges from consumer interest in products that do not use Windows, especially from Apple and Google.
Thus, it is now wait and see, which made investors nervous. Microsoft's stock was down over 3 percent in after-hours trading, to $28.58.
That's no surprise given the news.
Said Microsoft:
"The Windows & Windows Live Division posted revenue of $3.24 billion, a 33% decrease from the prior year period. Adjusting for the impact of the Windows Upgrade Offer and pre-sales of Windows 8 to OEMs prior to general availability, Windows division non-GAAP revenue declined 9% for the first quarter."
Windows had already seen a decline in sales of the key product, which was down nearly 13 percent in the last quarter.
Other divisions had mixed revenue results: Servers & Tools was up eight percent, the Business division had a two percent decline, the Online Services unit saw a nine percent rise and the Entertainment and Devices division was down one percent.
Here's the full Q1 press release, as well as Microsoft's financial statement and pretty slides (and I threw in the 10-Q for good measure). The company will have an earnings call at 2:30 pm PT about the results:


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Peter Goguen had time to look around, smile and celebrate. © Matthew Lasala
Editor's Note: This article is from our mud-loving friends at Cyclocross Magazine and originally appeared on cxmagazine.com. Visit them for your daily cyclocross fix.
Peter Goguen is one of many cyclocrossers who podiumed over the weekend on Specialized CruX cyclocross bikes. However, he might have been one of the few not on the California Giant Cycling team, and also one of the few Specialized riders not to ride disc brakes.
Goguen, who rides for C.F. Racing, came into the 2014 Cyclocross National Championships as the default favorite in the Junior Men's 17-18 race, after finishing third behind two 18-year-olds—Logan Owen and Curtis White—at the the 2013 National Championships. And the Junior from Hopedale, Massachusetts, who also finished second in the 15-16 age group in 2012, didn't disappoint, with blistering lap times on his way to a commanding 2014 National Championship that bested even 2014 U23 Champion Logan Owen's lap times, albeit in drier conditions.
At first glance, Goguen's carbon Specialized CruX cyclocross bike looks pretty close to a stock 2013 model, almost identical sans wheels to the 2013 Specialized CruX Carbon Pro we reviewed (and loved) in Issue 19. But it's not quite the same, mostly due to Goguen's team (and most Juniors) not being flush with cash or components.
2014 Junior Cyclocross National Champion Peter Goguen's Specialized CruX Carbon Pro bike, minutes after the finish. © Cyclocross Magazine
Look closer at Goguen's red Specialized CruX, and you'll notice that he uses a unique combination of SRAM RED 2012 DoubleTap levers paired with an older 2011 SRAM RED Black rear derailleur and non-Yaw SRAM Force front derailleur. The rear derailleur and right shifter pairing isn't unusual, as it's widely known the two generations work well together. It's the front shifting that surprisingly works, as the 2012 DoubleTap left shifter is designed for a Yaw-type front derailleur and lacks trims, while the older Force front derailleur was designed for a front shifter big chainring trim. It's a combination that gave us fits of chain rub on the otherwise great Norco Threshold we recently reviewed in Issue 23, but one that Goguen's mechanic says works fine for him. (Goguen's B-bike actually features a full suite of SRAM RED 2012 components, but he prefers this bike.)
Specialized's FACT Carbon cranks in 172.5mm length help keep the gears turning, with a Specialized 36/46t chainring combination, and a SRAM front derailleur-mounted chain catcher to keep Goguen pedaling when the going gets rough. Out back, he's got a PG-1070 cassette in an 11-26t combo.
Challenge Chicane tubulars and Avid Shorty Ultimate cantilevers (the winning brake of Sunday). Goguen set up his front brake in wide-profile, mud-clearance format. Swiss Stop Yellow King pads. © Cyclocross Magazine
Goguen's team is sponsored by Challenge Tires, and Goguen opted to ride the Chicane for his title-winning ride, despite telling Cyclocross Magazine that he had only ridden the tires three or four times prior. The file tread center (same as the Grifo XN) paired with Limus side knobs gave Goguen the speed and grip he wanted, and it showed in a few blazing first laps. He tried a few laps during course inspection on the Limus, but on race day, with drier conditions than earlier in the week, he picked ultimate speed over ultimate straight-line traction. Note that these tires were not Team Editions, and we haven't seen cotton versions of that tread yet.
Continue reading for more on Goguen's Specialized CruX Carbon Pro bike and full photo gallery.


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This titanium nitride coated high speed steel end mill is a double fluted, spiral up-cut bit. It has a mill diameter of 1/4 inch and a shank diameter of 3/8 inch. The length of cut is 1 1/4 inches and the overall length of the bit is 3 1/8 inches.
What is Titanium Nitride Coating?
Titanium Nitride is a compound with extreme hardness and heat resistance. Ions of Titanium are mixed with nitrogen ions in a vacuum chamber. This mixture is then bonded to the cutting tool surface as an extremely uniform coating of Titanium Nitride.
Because the coating is only .0001 thick, the geometry and concentricity of the cutter remain virtually unaffected.
TiN coating provides an end mill with a surface hardness of over 80 Rc compared to high speed steel hardness of 63-67 Rc.
What are the Benefits of TiN Coating?
- Provides increased surface hardness: With a surface hardness of over 80Rc, the TiN coating protects the cutting edge from abrasion and provides protection against the damaging effects of heat generated at the cutting edge.
- Provides increased durability: With a hard, heat resistant TiN coating, sharpness is prolonged without the usual problems of breaking and chipping often found in cutting tools like carbide.
- Provides wear resistance: Since the extremely hard coating transfers far less heat than an uncoated tool, the wear resistance is greatly increased, therefore much greater tool life can be expected.
- Provides higher lubricity: The coefficient of friction of Titanium Nitride is lower than even that of hard chrome. This provides for quicker chip dissipation, less heat buildup, and a superior workplace finish.
What Happens After Regrinding?
Some of the benefits of Titanium Nitride coated tools can still be realized after resharpening. This is because the TiN coating remains on the profile of the flute right up to the cutting edge. As a result, resharpened TiN coated tools will still show significantly less wear than uncoated HSS tools.
What Improvements Can I Find When Using TiN Coated End Mills?
- Longer tool life: TiN coated end mills can be run from four (4) to as much as twelve (12) times longer in applications where HSS end mills were being used. The material being cut will affect the results, so each application may vary in its savings.
- Since TiN coating provides a freer cutting action, many jobs can be run at a higher feed rate!
- Lower production cost per part: Longer tool life, higher feed rate, and better finishes can result in substantial cost savings. A 30% increase in productivity combined with a 300% increase in tool life can realistically be obtained.
- Some other benefits commonly found are: -Less downtime because of less tool changing.-Better ability to hold tolerances due to low wear.-Increased number of regrinds per tool.-Ability to cut difficult materials (extremely hard or dense woods).


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The Cube 2 Doc definse a number of animations for a model, like forward, idle and so on. But is it possible to add more animations like crawl? Is it possible to make a difference between walking and running? Is it possible to add more idle animations?
Lots of questions. I hope, this project is still alive to get some answers
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Re: Add more animations to a model
Well, adding animations to a model means you have to use Blender (External program). I tried to use Blender but... hel 'tis a bunch of raw meat.
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It must be interesting to live in the sort of country that has such an institutionalized fear-of-the-guy-next-door that a business that manufactures giant, $70,000 "galvanized corrugated pipe" underground shelters seems to be doing brisk business. We also find it funny that in the description of said shelters, the following gem can be found: "In the case an intruder tries to enter your bunker through the main hatch, you have a means to escape by digging out through the ATLAS ESCAPE HATCH and eliminating the intruder from his backside." So yeah, if you're reading this article, hunkered down behind bulletproof windows perhaps you can go one (or ten) steps further and bury yourself 20 feet underground… for complete safety. The company in question is Atlas Survival Shelters.
These shelters are pretty solid and even swanky. The largest one is the 12 man Backcountry Bunker that is 10 feet in diameter by 50 feet in length. It comes with a main 48 inch downward pipe entrance/blast hatch (in case of the inevitable thermonuclear war, of course), a 10 feet long decontamination chamber, 24 feet of living quarters and a uh, escape tunnel (to get to the intruder's backside, remember?). Under the floor you find a 36 inch storage area, while the space against the walls is decked out with either beds, home theatre setups, kitchenettes and various useful things, like a… "48 inch desk you can use as a command center to hold your HF and VHF radios plus your monitor for your surveillance cameras."
Unless you're a dictator expecting forceful removal, we can't quite get behind recommending this kind of purchase, really. Or if you're Kim Dotcom. Really, Kim, this would have been better than your "panic room". Still, pictures are worth a 1,000 words, so hit the jump for plenty of those plus links.
Did we mention they're based out of Texas?
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Dear INCITE! friends and supporters,
On the eve of the 3 year anniversary of the devastation wrought by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita and subsequent government criminal negligence and assaults on the low income people of color on the Gulf Coast, our sisters from INCITE! projects in New Orleans (including the local chapter, the Women's Health and Justice Initiative, and the New Orleans Women's Health Clinic) are bracing for the potential landfall of Hurricane Gustav, which is currently projected to hit the Louisiana coast on Monday or Tuesday at a category 4 or 5. Voluntary evacuation of New Orleans has already begun, and mandatory evacuation could be declared as early as today. INCITE! organizers in New Orleans have made over 700 phone calls to women of color and their families that make up the constituency of the New Orleans Women's Health Clinic, working to prepare and implement evacuation and safety plans.
Your assistance is urgently needed to help low-income women of color and their families evacuate safely if need be, stay safe for the duration of the evacuation, and return to the city as soon as possible so as not to fall prey to the pushout that has kept so many folks from being able to return to New Orleans since Katrina. Local organizers are using whatever resources and funds at their disposal to help women and their families evacuate, bond people being held in Orleans Parish Prison out, and support those who make the choice to stay in whatever way they can.
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We will keep you posted as things develop.
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I'm connected to a coffee shop's wireless network right now, and I suspected I'd be able to use my laptop and ssh somewhere. Unlucky me they seem to be blocking everything but web traffic (my testing seems to show everything but port 80 is working, can't ping, ftp, etc).
I googled "web based ssh clients" however I have reservations about entering my login credentials on any Joe Schmoe's web app. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with any reputable web based ssh clients? If so could you please point me at one that I could trust?