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For those of you who don't find the way the gopro/any camera names files particularly useful, I have written a script running in cygwin bash that renames them to the date/time last modified (ie, the end of the video recording). If there are two files modified in the same minute then it adds a counter which it increments thusly:
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Aug 17 10:50 20120817-1049.mp4
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Aug 17 11:28 20120817-1128.mp4
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I've deliberately not added a .0 to the first instance because a) it's a simple script and b) I didn't want every file to have a .0 in it. Someone else can work that bit out
it's called gopro.sh and stored in /usr/bin
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for f in `ls *.MP4 *.JPG`; do
EXTN=`ls $FILE | awk -F. '{print $2}' | tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'`
NEWNAME=`ls -l --time-style=long-iso $FILE | sed -e 's/-//g' | awk '{print $7"-"$8}' | sed -e 's/://g'`
while [ -a $NEWFILE ]; do
let COUNTER=COUNTER+1
#echo "$NEWFILE exists, incrementing counter"
mv $FILE $NEWFILE
echo "$FILE --> $NEWFILE"
Hope this helps someone. Don't know if it will work on a mac bsd shell. probably would with some modifications.


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KREM 2 News ran into John Heltman and his wife at Spokane International Airport. They are trying to get back to Dayton, Ohio, but first they have to go through Minneapolis-Saint Paul.
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Since every wrestling fan on the planet is curious about CM Punk leaving WWE, TNA has decided to take advantage of the situation by posting several of his matches for free on their YouTube account this week. Punk worked for the company during their early years.
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TNA released a video, where Bobby Roode attacked James Storm inside of a bar in Orlando.
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It's almost inevitable that at some point, your daughter will want to change the look of her bedroom. When she feels like she has outgrown her existing decor, she'll want to be a part of making it a room that expresses her personality and suits her interests. Redesigning her bedroom doesn't have to break the bank, provided you approach the project the right way.
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List the things she wants, help her look up prices on each one, and then compare the cost of the "wants" to the money that's actually available. Then cut costs and come up with a plan within the budget. For example, one bedroom featured by HGTV brought a room together with an accent wall, one large piece of art, and several bright pink accessories.
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Although your daughter may have very specific tastes now, these are likely to change in the future. You want your redesign to not only be affordable, but to include components that will grow with her so you don't have to go through the whole project again next year.
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As with many realms of parenting, you need to pick your battles with the bedroom project. Stand firm on some non-negotiable aspects where you will have the final say, but be willing to let her get her way in some areas, too. Maybe you're set on her not having a TV or computer in her room, but you'll let her create another type of relaxation area, like a craft corner. For example, HGTV showcases a gorgeous reading and study area.
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I liked it that she didn't say 'gay', but left it open. I liked her. In fact I loved her. I want her and Sherlock to hang out in bars all the time, every night.
John-sexual. The word you are looking for is John-sexual.
At least we had a coming out of sorts. A clarification that Sherlock is not heterosexual. They both knew in this moment that it would have been so much easier for Sherlock if he was.
no but I don't see this as Sherlock denying he's into women, in fact I think it's quite the opposite. Sherlock doesn't know how to be in a romantic situation, like he said in his best man speech he's rude and an ass hole and doesn't know how to get on with people essentially. I see this scene as the bridesmaid telling Sherlock she wished he was ordinary, like any other guy at the wedding that she could hook up with, because then maybe a one night stand would turn into coffee, which could turn into lunch, dinner and so much more. At the end of the episode, he looks to her and we see him excited for a moment, maybe wanting to dance with the bridesmaid, until she points out the man she's with and Sherlock walks off upset. This isn't Sherlock saying he's "gay" or "john-sexual", this is Sherlock wishing he could have a relationship, be social and maybe one day John could be his best man.
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Nice sits on the French Mediterranean coast and it's undoubtedly one of the best-known and oldest tourist destinations on the Cote d'Azur. It's long been associated with glamour and celebrities, partly thanks to its close proximity to Cannes and Monte Carlo, but it's also a great place for a cheap break with plenty of delicious food that's kind to your wallet.
Since low-cost airlines started offering Nice breaks for less, this seaside resort has only increased in popularity and 2014 and 2015 aren't likely to see this change. Summer is of course the peak travel time, with hot weather and a warm sea, but you can visit throughout the year and take advantage of the other attractions as well.
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Nice is renowned for its lively bars, clubs and theatres, not to mention the exuberant Nice Carnival in February. Culture lovers on holidays in Nice should go for a walk around the Espace Massena, check out some art in the Musee des Beaux-Arts or see how Matisse was inspired by the light and colour of this beautiful city at his home in the Place Charles-Felix. A must-do is talking the walk up to the Colline du Chateau, a ruined castle with superb views of the Baie des Anges and beyond. If you like to wander then the Old Town, Vieux Nice, is where you should go. You can explore winding cobbled streets and look out for the famous flower market of Cours Saleya too.
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Welcome to another week of Travel Photo Thursday. The semester finished yesterday, and I am getting ready to head out to Prague and the Czech Republic on Monday. What a difference a year makes! On the exact same date last year I was heading across the Atlantic to land in Halifax at 2:30am in the morning. I hadn't seen my Dad in two years, so as much as I was dreading the long flight, I was super excited to having the opportunity to spend time with him again. Fast forward to this year, and its Prague for entirely different reasons; the people, the food, the wine, the architecture, and and and… This week I am featuring a few shots from my last summer's Nova Scotia adventure.
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Pier 21…Between 1928 and 1971 every European immigrant passed through Halifax. During the war years Canada's troops headed for Europe from this spot. If you visit, take the free tour. The guides are knowledgeable and friendly. The history is fascinating. If you happen to be in Halifax on July 1st, Canada's birthday, admission is free.
This shot was taken from inside on the museum on the deck where my Dad set off to war. Standing there gave me goose bumps.
Samuel Cunard…one of Nova Scotia's founding father's…
Halifax's Public Gardens…yes it really was that green. This shot is straight out of the camera.
Halifax's Farmers Market…a great place to sample local food and buy a unique keepsake from the province.
It wouldn't be a trip to Nova Scotia without some fantastic food!
The Train Station Inn in Tatamagouche serves up some of the yummiest fish chowder and fish cakes I have ever eaten.
No trip would be complete without fresh Nova Scotia lobster…
And…the reason for the visit… My Dad!
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That fish cake and chowder look amazing! I can't wait to take my family to see the martime provinces. I was lucky enough to get a sample of it when working for a big consulting firm.
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Looks beautiful! I had no about the history of Halifax. Happy early b-day, Canada! And have fun in Prague :)
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These pictures of Nova Scotia and all your previous pictures have really inspired me to visit this beautiful part of Canada. The food pictures here look so delicious. Have a wonderful and safe trip to Prague and looking forward to seeing your posts.
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Great photos, Nancie – it must have been wonderful going home for a visit with your Dad! We have one day in Halifax this summer and I'm hoping to get to Pier 21 as we didn't make it the last time we were in the city. Have a fabulous time in Prague – can't wait to see your photos and read your posts – I have been wanting to visit there for the longest time!
I've heard so much about Nova Scotia. Seems like I would also love visiting there too, what with thos scrumptious food and all! I envy you for your Praha trip. What I wouldn't give to be there right now!
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I keep seeing Canada posts everywhere! It's time I make it there. That seafood looks glooorious :D
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The lobster photo is indeed perfectly framed! (^_^)
Have fun in Prague, Nancie! I've been there one year ago, I'm curious what your impressions will be…
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Hope you had a great time with your Dad. And that lobster is top of the reasons I would want to get to Nova Scotia
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We adore Halifax and Nova Scotia, lobster and all!
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You have some mouthwatering photos there. You've also sent me n a trip down memory lane to the Public Gardens. I remember trying to avoid getting bitten by the swans.
Hope you get another visit sometime soon with your Dad.
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Nova Scotia is a great place – we really enjoyed our time there some years ago. This seems like a reminder to get back there again.
Enjoy your next adventure. I'll be eager to see you (always lovely) photos as I've not yet gotten to that corner of the world.
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Visiting family is the best, glad you were able to spend time with your dad. The chowder does look especially tasty- wouldn't mind some for lunch right now, mind sending me some!
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Another taste tempting tour you've provided us. My mouth watered at the chowder and cakes. And how fun to 'meet' your dad! Safe journeys and wonderful new adventures to you – look forward to your posts.
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Your photos are absolutely stunning, Nova. Love the crab claw shot, too. I'll be in Canada this Canada Day but sadly, not in Nova Scotia. I would have been lovely to do that tour.
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My sister and I enjoyed our trip to Nova Scotia so much. What a great picture of your dad. Somehow he looks perfect as part of the Nova Scotia "scenery".
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Love seeing the pic of your dad! Halifax is must re-visit place for me. Haven't been there since I was a kid. That might be the greenest lawn I've ever seen.
Nova Scotia and Prague both sound like terrific places to visit! :)
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Looks like a nice time and a beautiful place. Plus, there's no better reason than to visit one's parents :) I'm excited for you that you are going to the Czech Republic. As I might have already mentioned to you, I lived there and loooove that country! Where are you going?
Gorgeous pictures – I would love to visit Nova Scotia! Especially after seeing your pictures.
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Great shots of home. The the second one looks very much like a display that I saw at Buckingham Palace in 2009, commemorating Queen Elisabeth's trip to "The Colonies."
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How nice to have a "home base" in such a lovely place! Whether in Korea, Canada, or the Czech Republic, the world has so many wonderful places things to see. I look forward to seeing reports from your upcoming visit to Prague.
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Unfortunately, it's also the time of year when Oles are dealing with their most stressful workloads. Finals are fast approaching, and, as a result, time that should be spent outside is often spent cooped up in the library instead.
But with this all this great weather, it would be an absolute tragedy to sacrifice your time in the sun in order to pour over your well-worn copy of Descartes' Meditations. Besides, the warm weather has also warmed up the hearts (or loins) of people all over campus. Based on purely anecdotal evidence, relationships are on their way out, and the summer fling is on its way in. Here's our guide to maximizing your merriment in these sunny (but stressful) times.
1. Fishing: If you've ever been to downtown Northfield on a nice summer day, then you've surely seen people fishing in the Cannon River. We're not exactly sure if people actually catch fish, but we're also not sure if that really matters. Most of the people that spend their time combing the Cannon for catches are there because they enjoy doing nothing. Take an afternoon and try it out; you might enjoy it too.
2. Tiny's midnight hot dogs: Anyone that's ever spent time wandering the streets of Northfield on a weekend knows that there's really only one place to eat in the wee hours of the morning: Tiny's Hot Dogs. A Northfield institution, Tiny's arguably serves the best beef in town, and they definitely serve the best pork in town after midnight. You also get to enjoy the company of other late night Northfield nomads.
3. Wednesday nights at the Dome: Although Twins enthusiasts are still unfamiliar with outdoor baseball, there is still something comfortable and homey about Minneapolis' infamous all-purpose sports facility. Whether it's Wally the Beer Man's smile or the sound of ball on bat, the Dome has not collapsed yet. Catch a Major League game on Wednesday when students are half-price ($3) and hot dogs are only $1, the cheapest game-day outing in all of baseball.
4. Hoyme Beach: There aren't exactly too many places to go swimming around these parts. Sure, you can head down to Tostrud and jump in the pool, but everyone who swims there takes themselves so seriously. If you want a real beach experience, don't head to the water, head to Hoyme. The hill behind St. Olaf's most talked about dorm is usually chock full of people that are either talking, tanning, playing guitar, or tossing frisbees.
5. Head to Carleton: Carls are not nearly as busy as we are right now, and, accordingly, not nearly as stressed. Take the Love Bus over to Carleton and try to make some new friends or go to one of those infamous "island" parties.
Of course, this list is only a small sampling of all the exciting ways to waste time in the warm weather. Take advantage of our town and our Cities while avoiding stir-craziness in the library.


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Mar 8 2012: I'm with you on that one Reese!!!
Reminds me of a conversation recently, my buddies and I were having over a beer, while talking about the great day of skiing. One guy was saying that the new hip (replaced last year) is doing really well...another guy said his knee replacements are working good...three of the guys had reconstructive surgery to fix shoulders...one of the guys suddenly looked puzzled/comtemplative and asked..."are there any good parts at all at this table"??? We had SUCH a GREAT laugh:>)
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Ups and downs allow this track to roll like the hills of San Francisco…ah how I enjoyed that city! Liquid DnB certainly gives a summer vibes, but I am looking forward to autumn…mainly as England's summer seems to have already passed us by!
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By Glynn Evans:
Born: In Okupya, Namibia on the 4th June 1978 (now aged 33). Raised in Oshana region.
Based: Windhoek, Namibia
Nickname: The Hitman.
Record: 29 fights, 28 wins, 19 stoppage victories
Honours: Ex WBA Pan African lightweight champion, ex WBA InterContinental lightweight champion, ex WBA lightweight champion. 2009 Namibian Sportsman of the Year.
Physical Dimensions: 5ft 8in tall, 72 1/2 in reach, 135lbs
Status: Married (August 2009), one child.
Profession: Inspector in the Namibian Police Force. In 2011 became a national hero when he apprehended and arrested a knife carrying bag snatcher.
Hobbies: Man of faith, enjoys listening to gospel music and watching action movies. Big Arsenal fan! My favourite player is Robin Van Persie and Id really love to see a game over here if its possible, he says.
Ring style: Disciplined, educated box-fighter. Quick, good jab, firepower in both hands. I work very, very hard. I can adapt to however the opponent is fighting me, he claims.
Back up Team: Managed and coached by ex pro middleweight Nestor Sunshine Tobias from the Nestor Sunshine Boxing and Fitness Academy in Katutura. Promoted by Don King.
Amateur career: I used to be a soccer player but, in 2000, our team kept losing. I felt the other players werent working hard enough so I decided to find a sport where I could do it all on my own, not get disappointed. So I hooked up with Nestor Tobias. I was already 21 at the time.
As an amateur I had 59 bouts and never lost. I won every tournament. I was a two time Namibian national champion and I won the gold medal at the African Nations Championships in Nigeria.
Professional career: Turned pro in November 2002 with a second round stoppage of Aaron Vilane at the Windhoek Country Club Resort. They said I fought like Thomas Hearns and, since then, Ive been known as Hitman, explains Moses.
In August 2005, Moses captured his first title at the same venue when stopping two-time South African title challenger Simphiwe Joni in six. He successfully defended that belt on two occasions, outscoring Zimbabwes Meshack Kondwani over 12 at the Country Club Resort and halting South Africas Siviwe Ntshingana in seven in Johannesburg.
In August 2006, The Hitman upgraded to WBA InterContinental honours with a unanimous decision over French-based Romanian Mihaita Mutu, a former European lightweight challenger and future WBU light-welter challenger, and a regular visitor to UK shores.
Again, Paulus successfully defended this belt twice, overwhelming 20 year old Georgian Beka Sadjaia in eight and, most commendably, routing Andriy Kudryavtsev, a future European title victim of Manchesters John Murray, in nine rounds in his native Ukraine.
After breezing through a May 2008 tune-up in Japan, Moses returned to the Land of the Rising Sun in January 2009 to dethrone defending WBA king Yusuki Kobari by unanimous decision in Yokohama. He became Namibias second world boxing champion following WBO light-middle and middleweight king Harry Simon.
Six months later, Moses made his only successful defence of the world crown with a near shutout of another Jap, Takehiro Shimada (a one-time WBA superfeather contender), back home at the Windhoek Country Club Resort where hed debuted almost seven years earlier.
Alas, after a ten month absence from the ring, his 16 month reign as world champion came to an ignoble end when he was badly knocked out by Venezuelas Miguel Acosta at the Kalahari Sands Hotel in Namibia. His camp cite personal problems for the upset reverse.
He has since rebounded with three victories over Latin American opposition, all at the Country Club Resort in Windhoek, where he remains a sell-out draw. He is presently ranked 4th by the WBO and 6th by the WBO.
On the Ricky Burns Fight: Prior to leaving, Moses, his trainer Sunshine Tobias and two sparring partners had a state luncheon with President Hifekepunye Pohamba on February 24th.
He claims to be highly motivated by the chance to become the first Namibian to win world titles with two different organisations. At 33, he knows that defeat will probably terminate his career at world level.
Moses says: In boxing, there are no easy fights. Every match is tough, every match is dangerous but fighting up in Scotland will not present a problem. The crowd was against me many times in South Africa, and also Japan and the Ukraine yet I won every time. Even up in Scotland, a lot of Namibian people from all over Britain have expressed a wish to come and see this fight.
Training has gone very well and my weight is fine. I havent seen Ricky Burns fight yet but, according to his record, he must be a very good boxer. Its sure to be very tough, every fight is. Still, if you want to be the champion, you need to beat the champion.
Im very confident. I train to win and, if I succeed, I will become a big, big hero back home in Namibia. Ive beaten better fighters than Ricky Burns before. Im coming to take his title by knockout!
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The Arsenal at Bluejacket
- Address:
300 Tingey Street SE
Washington, DC 20003Neighborhood:
Navy Yard
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Arsenal at Bluejacket
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bluejacketdc.com/
- Phone: 2025244862x
- Hours of Operation:
Bar opens 4 PM, Dinner Service Begins 5:30 PM Daily
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Kyle Bailey
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
A word from The Arsenal at Bluejacket
The Arsenal is the 200-seat restaurant & bar housed within the brewery, Bluejacket. The menu, crafted by Executive Chef Kyle Bailey of Birch & Barley and ChurchKey and Chef de Cuisine Dan Hahndorf, updates, refines and extends the classic fare of beer halls and public houses by featuring the best locally sourced products available and highlighting house-made specialties such as charcuterie, fresh pastas, alongside whole-roasted meats, hearty grains and seasonal vegetables. A menu of gourmet sandwiches, house-ground burgers and bar snacks is the perfect accompaniment to a signature Bluejacket brew.Continued
Rounding out the savory offerings at lunch and dinner is Pastry Chef Tiffany MacIsaac's robust bread program, which includes breads made with spent grain from the brewery. Chef MacIsaac's renowned desserts also grace the menu with a number of seasonal pies served with freshly spun ice creams.
Rounding out the savory offerings at lunch and dinner is Pastry Chef Tiffany MacIsaac's robust bread program, which includes breads made with spent grain from the brewery. Chef MacIsaac's renowned desserts also grace the menu with a number of seasonal pies served with freshly spun ice creams.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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The Arsenal at Bluejacket reviews from OpenTable diners
179 reviews since May 24, 2014
- Food3.9Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelEnergetic
vibrant bar scene (97)neighborhood gem (81)good for groups (76)fit for foodies (73)hot spot (69)great for outdoor dining (63)special occasion (39)great for lunch (33)great for brunch (31)late-night find (19)romantic (13)kid-friendly (11)scenic view (10)notable wine list (5)Show More
- Welcome addition to the Navy YardRichardDined on 9/18/2014Good selection of beers. Waiters knowledgeable about all of them. Menu has a good selection although a little pricey for lunch and the food needs a little more seasoning. Overall great location and atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good for beer, not for foodQueentut8Dined on 9/13/2014We chose Arsenal at Bluejacket to celebrate my husband's 45th birthday. We were pleased to get a reservation for our party of 9 on a busy Saturday night. Our server was friendly and knowledgeable about the beer. We enjoyed many small pours of all the beers. All was good. Until we got to the food. All I can say is overpriced and under portioned. The waitress was very honest about the small portions, but we were shocked when they arrived. Plus, due to a busy (Snallygaster) day, they were out of many things we wanted. Restaurants should never be out of regular items on the menu. We may go back for beer before a game, but we'll plan to eat elsewhere.Special Features:
- Exceedingly loudCapitolHillResidentVIPDined on 9/12/2014This restaurant is housed inside a huge glass shed with no sound-absorbinbg surfaces. With multi-level seating and a crowd its not a place for conversation. The beer was mediocre at best- something I hope they improve owing to the wonderful location and character of the place. The food was average to good.Special Features:
- GreatDmdRvwDined on 9/12/2014Great food and atmosphere, I will definitely go back again!Special Features:
- all around greatOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/10/2014The food, beer selection, service, and atmosphere were all excellent. I have already recommended the place to multiple people and would definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing in all phasesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014In brief, I have to agree with the Washington Post review - service is neglectful, if friendly, despite the numerous water-pourers and others circulating among the tables. Our group of 10 had trouble getting our (one) waitress' attention to order beers - in a brewery - which sells 4 oz. samples of its many beers...which themselves were middling, sometimes over-spiced, and not distinguished. The food was mediocre, per the Washington Post review, and very overpriced. Seems nothing has changed since it was written. The place is noisy and very dark. For a brewpub whose beer had more identity, whose food is better, and where the atmosphere is more enjoyable, try Dogfish Head in Falls Church, VA.Special Features:
- beer lover's heavenvivianeDined on 9/5/2014We had a fantastic dinner with beer flights. Our server was very attentive and had many great suggestions. Fantastic neighborhood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ExperienceDinerNumber3Dined on 9/2/2014My father was in from out of town and likes beer, so I took him here because they have unique beers brewed on site. We sat in the dining room and my one critique was that we were at one of only two tables without an overhead lamp, which made it pretty dark at our table. We had a few starters and a few entrees. Highlights were the oysters with excellent mignonette sauce and the merguez burger. We shared a flight of the cask beers, which weren't actually very memorable except for the darkest of them, which was made with coffee. We both had a couple other house beers which were very good.Special Features:
- Wonderful!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/30/2014Everything about our meal was awesome. We will definitely be back and I can't wait!
- Enjoy some funk with lunchKeema87Dined on 8/28/2014First and foremost, this is not your typical brew pub (not that there is anything wrong with that). The beers challenge style conventions with various ingredients, yeasts and ageing processes yielding a certain funky style. The beers our table tried focused on the wine barrel aged, coffee and straightforward IPA. All were well done and it was good to have some standards to fall back on for the more traditional beer drinker. The food was also very good, made from scratch and ample in portions. The staff was well informed and attentive to our group. With good parking and Metro accessibility, this is a keeper for folks who like handcrafted local food and drink.Special Features:
- Most perfect birthday for boyfriendMegsVIPDined on 8/27/2014The Arsenal was the absolute perfect place to host a birthday party for my boyfriend. They were incredibly kind and accommodating to our large party of 15 (on a Wednesday night). Our friends had a blast sampling lots of delicious beers. Even those who typically opt for wine or mixed drinks rather than beer were converted. The mac and cheese might be the best I have ever had in my life. Wonderful food, great service, awesome interior and ambiance. Perfect place for beer lovers. Great for breaking out of our usual neighborhood and trying something new. I will certainly be coming back and taking visiting friends here.Special Features:
- Great beer selectionOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014The best thing about this place is the ambience and the fantastic beer selection. Food is priced a bit high for the quality of it, but it was good.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/24/2014Our server was VERY knowledgeable about the beer menu and had great recommendations. Food came out quickly and was good. Didn't like that we could only order off the brunch menu (it was Sunday @ 1pm; would've liked lunch & kid menu items), but it was still a great place!Special Features:
- time limitsdcmarinewifeVIPDined on 8/23/2014was very disappointed upon arriving for our reservation at 6p on a Saturday that we'd need to let go of our table by 8p. we were hosting out of town guests and not on a normal every day outing, so told them that info was not posted as part of their reservation process. hostess then seemed to have changed our table to a large communal table in the center of the room. not wanting to make a scene with our out of town guests, we agreed to the seating arrangement and were again told of a time limit -- this time we had until 9p. the whole exchange was odd. we ended up cutting our evening short at that location because of it. the beer selections were interesting, but the policy and the food were not enough to bring us back.
- Nats Pre-GamePinchyDined on 8/23/2014Great place to try beers before a game. The food options are very eclectic and you can find lots of things to try but the reason to go here is for the beer. It can get very busy before a game and the service gets bogged down, but its a nice place for a pre-game outing. The beers change all the time and every week there are changes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just a great place!RJinVADined on 8/22/2014We stopped in for dinner before a Nats game. Dinner service normally starts at 5:30, but we were pleasantly surprised that they opened the dining room at 5:00 PM so we were able to enjoy a more leisurely dinner. We sampled 6 of their beers and all were terrific. Our server was fantastic - made great beer recommendations for our meal choices. The food was also great. Overall a super experience - we'll definitely be back to this place!Special Features:
- Great ServicedudeDined on 8/20/2014great place to go to before or after the Nationals ball games. Service was very attentive; we never lacked for water, new utensils or getting the check. The bluejacket burger was delicious and the fries were hot and crispy. The beer selection is out of this world. They offer sample sizes of all the beers, so you can't go wrong by trying several.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Beer List - Really fun!jsib480Dined on 8/20/2014Great place to hang out pre-baseball game. Their bar and dinner menu is delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food but Lacking ServiceChampagneofbeers82Dined on 8/17/2014While the food is great at Arsenal, I must add that the customer service is quite dismal. It all started when we arrived and noticed that there were 6 empty tables seating 4 people or more and another 10 tables seating two people EMPTY. However, the hostess told us that they only had outdoor seating and bar seating at first-come first-serve available. She said they had no reservations available for tables despite the clear lacking of customers actually at their tables. I walked outside went on Open Table, and saw they had a plethora of availability, so I booked a table. The hostess then told me that they would get out table together and cleared. She seated us 10 MINUTES later at one of the empty tables. We chuckled multiple times.
- Blue JacketOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/17/2014We tried this place for lunch since we were going to a late afternoon ball game. I thought I would be more impressed. My meal was good, but not out of this world like people had raved about. We did have the fresh baked cinnamon rolls which were amazing! If I went back I would stick to the more sweet items (french toast, cinnamon rolls). The beer was good and mimosas were great! Will try it for dinner for sure, as I think that is probably where they shine more.Special Features:
- Decent beers available...butBillyKDined on 8/16/2014Food served was fair. Smothered fries served barely warm. Limited option for wings and also barely warm and too vinegary. Disappointing as previously ate there and had a great hamburger.Special Features:
- Inexplicably sluggish serviceDomoDarrenDined on 8/15/2014Sitting outside in patio seating on a lovely summer night, we experienced painfully slow service at Bluejacket. To start, the hostess who greeted us seemed ambivalent about our presence, and failed to mention that if we sat outside we would only be able to order from a limited bar menu. Once we picked a table to enjoy the unseasonably mild August Friday evening, we waited, and waited, and waited to get drinks, food, and attention of any kind. What could have been an hour-long experience stretched to nearly two and a half. One server was trying to work six tables, and despite his general congeniality he didn't have the efficiency to make it work and the occasional help from his colleagues didn't cut it. Not a great experience.Special Features:
- Best Beer + Serious Food to MatchmetamangoVIPDined on 8/14/2014My husband, a brewer and biotech researcher, took the Sat brewery tour at Blue Jacket and was very impressed with their process, thoughtfulness, and of course, the quality of the beer. So impressed that he brought me back for dinner later that week during Restaurant Week. Great value food with perfect beer pairings with each course! The servers were all articulate about each beer and all the dishes were beautifully balance in flavor, seasoning, texture, and ingredient types. By day, the industrial warehouse meets warm wood walled restaurant/brewery is full of light from windows at every level, but at night the fermenting tanks and barrels are dramatically lit. My only complaint is the restaurant is literally too dark at night.Special Features:
- Great restaurant week findOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/13/2014Went for DC Restaurant Week and it was a great meal. We got the 3 course meal (appetizer, entree, dessert) with each course expertly paired with one of their own beers. Tricia waited on us and was very informative about each course and the beers. The food was terrific, especially the pork loin entree.Special Features:
- Will Never Go Back AgainPepperfoodieDined on 8/12/2014The hostess seated me at the only table in the entire dining room without light source. I was sitting in the dark unable to read the menu for 15-20 minutes. I sat there trying to let my eyes adjust but it was simply to dark. After her third trip to the table for my order, I requested to be reseated at one of the other 15-20 empty lighted tables. After a mediocre burger and fries, I inquired and was told by the hostess that she had been there 3 months and didn't have a clue about the lack of lighting....unbelievable! BTW this place can be hard to find after sunset because the outdoor signage either does not have any lighting or it's in disrepair. I literally walked passed this place twice but unfortunately found it.
- Consistently goodmrsplacedsoulVIPDined on 8/11/2014Arsenal is our new standby. Food is consistently good and we enjoy testing out the new brews.
- Brunch gememilyhDined on 8/10/2014While not in the hoping-est spot for foot traffic, its worth the venture to come here. The interior is beautiful and interesting, with lots of space at the bar and a nice sized dining room.You can see the brewery and all of the equipment they make their beer with too. Speaking of, their beer list is fantastic. We got the Mexican Radio and enjoyed it. The food was exactly what I want out of brunch: simple and breakfasty but original. the eggs in purgatory were fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing foodChristinaDined on 8/5/2014I would consider this Italian/American fusion. Their American/original version of carbonara was to die for with fresh pasta, pork belly, hen egg yolk, and fresh grated cheese. Can't wait to go back and try more dishes. The burger was nothing to rave about but the hot charcuterie was also really good and original.Special Features:
- pre-ballgame dinnerFishmanDined on 8/4/2014Great selection of craft beers brewed on the premises. Dinner was delicious. Waiter was super. Short walk to Nationals Park.Special Features:
- Overrated placediningaroundtownVIPDined on 8/2/2014We were really excited to try this place but Bluejacket fell very short of expectations. The entire experience was terrible. One staff member set us up with water and menus while we waited for our waitress Georgia to show up -- it was at least 15 mins before she did. We put in our drink and food orders. Once again, it took a long time before our drinks made it to the table or before our water was refilled. After those came, a long time passed before our food order arrived, so much time that I had to flag down another person to inquire about it because, once again our waitress was not around. It was ridiculous -- there were several other tables that had arrived after us that already were eating. Same with the check. We will not be back.Special Features:
- Great ServiceTreehugger7Dined on 8/1/2014I came for lunch with my dad since I couldn't get a dinner reservation. Got there just in time for lunch (they stop serving between 230 and 5pm) and the waiter was extremely great about letting us order just in the nick of time. Excellent food! I ordered the veggie burger and it was amazing. Definitely coming back, but probably for lunch again, because this place is packed when there is a Nats game. I have seen the line wrap around the building. The music is really cool, and hipster. The whole feel kinda reminded me of Seattle.Special Features:
- Best service I've ever had!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/31/2014The food and beer were both really great, but the most outstanding part was the service. Maria, our server, was charming, knowledgeable, and was very aware of our needs while giving us space to enjoy dinner. The food and drink would bring me back, but the service has made me an advocate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good overallMeganVIPDined on 7/30/2014I thought the Arsenal provided a varied menu and something for everyone. I thought it was a bit noisy for a Wednesday night. My throat hurt by the end of the night because I felt like we had to yell across the table. The portions could be a little bit better for the price.Special Features:
- Great Beer, Good FoodTuhughesDined on 7/26/2014Every server I've had here, including on this visit, knows the beer menu forward and backwards, which is impressive given that it always has at least two dozen beers on tap. The food is generally pretty good, and while the portion sizes aren't massive, I've never left feeling hungry.Special Features:
- A looong night2nittanylionsVIPDined on 7/26/2014We made a reservation for 8 before a concert, and were excited to try one of the new fun places in the area. Unfortunately, it wound up being a trying experience. Our waiter was not only inattentive, but when we would flag him down (at least 4 times), he never apologized and always blamed someone else for why our food or drinks didn't arrive. We were on a timeline because we were going to a concert, but had left more than 90 minutes. And still, it took more than an hour for our food to arrive. After we sought the manager for the second time, he comped our entrees (which had still not arrived) and he ultimately came to apologize profusely and comp the entire meal. When it finally came, the food was good.
- Foodie DelightNaptownFoodieX2Dined on 7/25/2014Hidden gem in Southeast/Navy Yard area. Menu full of surprises and healthy ingredients in addition to some very tasty craft beers brewed on the premise. Very excited to watch the surrounding neighborhood possibly develop into a foodie mecca with this establishment leading the way! Service was outstanding despite the large crowds due to a concert event at Nationals park. Will definitely be back for more!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!MattDined on 7/20/2014This place was perfect for a weekend date. The beers are top notch, the food was phenomenal (beef heart tartare, lamb's neck, and monkfish), and our waitress genuinely seemed to love her job and what Bluejacket had to offer. My only complaint is that their beer list is rather heavy with sours, which I'm not a fan of. I'll cut them some slack though, since apparently their souring yeast strains are notable enough to be used by other craft distributors. The rest of the beers we had were fantastic, and especially when paired with my dish as recommended by our waitress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- underwhelmedsrs2283VIPDined on 7/20/2014I was looking forward to trying Bluejacket, I have heard great things from friends who have eaten there. I like the open layout of the restaurant and the bar area is really nice. When we were seated, our server was initially very prompt, however we didn't order for 40+ mins after we had to flag our waitress down for the 5th time. My husband asked twice for the drink menu later in the meal, and it was never delivered. Our food was just ok. The one huge kicker to the meal was the brussel sprouts. Brussel sprouts have become quite the trendy food, and there are lots of great dishes around DC. Bluejacket needs to take theirs OFF the menu. The olive oil was gross and they had no flavor. Huge dissapointment.Special Features:
- Beware of Nats gameAAaaVIPDined on 7/19/2014We really enjoyed our experience at The Arsenal -- the service, space, food, and drink. But we would offer one word of advice: check to see if its a Nationals game day. We went on a Saturday game day, and, after the game ended, the baseball fans started pouring into the brewery/bar space. The restaurant is right in the thick of things, so it was a little like setting up a table for 2 at the Bullpen -- admittedly could be a great time, but not necessarily what we were looking for. I imagine it's not as much of a problem during the week, when people potentially are less likely to party post-game, but on Saturday it was noticeable.Special Features:
- First time great timesaidchestnutDined on 7/16/2014My wife took me out for my birthday and asked where I wanted to eat and so I chose a new spot. We sat outside enjoyed great weather, good drinks and great service. I'd recommend for any occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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How to Create a Carnivorous Garden
Create a miniature bog garden that's sure to subtract a few insects and entertain the kids. They will love delivering snacks to the leafy bug eaters.
Materials Needed
- carnivorous plants (used here: Venus flytrap, pitcher plants, sundew)
- wide, shallow container with no drainage hole
- dried Spanish moss
- water that's low in salts and minerals (rainwater is preferred; if not available, use distilled or reverse-osmosis water)
- fluorescent lights (if you're keeping indoors and don't have an atrium or sunroom)
- pinecones, pine needles, decorative objects (no alkaline materials)
Step 1: Plan the Layout
Place the plants, still in their pots, in the container and arrange them until you're pleased with the look.
Step 2: Water Your Garden
Add about two inches of water in the bottom of the container.
Step 3: Add Decorative Material
Place dried Spanish moss, pinecones and other items that will give your garden a boggy look.
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Distilled water is a must, anything else will kill the plants really quick. Surprised the article doesn't mention that. The best way to grow these plants is in a covered terrarium to prevent evaporation.Flag this Comment
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- 1 cup(s) graham cracker crumbs
- 1/4 cup(s) walnuts coursley chopped
- 2 tablespoon(s) brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon(s) cinnamon
- 1/2 cup(s) butter melted
- Filling
- 2 cup(s) sour cream
- 3 8-oz packages cream cheese
- 3 eggs lightly beaten
- 1 cup(s) sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) salt
- 2 teaspoon(s) vanilla
- 1 teaspoon(s) orange zest finely grated
- Press crust into 9in spring form pan. Process sour cream cream cheese, eggs, sugar, salt. Blend until smooth. Add vanilla and orange. Bake at 375 x 50min. Cool completely then remove sides, refrigerate until ready yo serve.
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"We don't think that Project Jackson is dead, but it is certainly on life support."
Lark Jones is now faced with the challenge of working with the Atlanta
based developers of Project Jackson to find a new direction.
"This is not something we
dreamed up on our own," said Jones. "So we're working with a developer here. We've got
to sit down with them and figure out where they want to go at this
point in time."
Their options include a less expansive
project that wouldn't require a county council or school board vote to
direct funds at it.
"We have a backup plan, with the
current owner," explained Jones. "It's a much smaller scale development. And we can do that
without the school board or without the county. We can do that on our
They could also present more information on the
existing plan to the Aiken County Council, something at least one councilman wanted.
"There were a lot of questions I had
about the project," said Councilman Andrew Siders. "A lot of questions about the financing, that, in my
mind, were still unanswered. So I was not in a position to vote on
The Mayor says the council was fully briefed on the project.
county council had been briefed some weeks before," said Jones. "If he had been
calling and asking for information, and we weren't providing it to him, I'd like to know about that because some heads will roll."
for now, Project Jackson will remain on life support, future
unknown, while common ground can be found on how to develop the North
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The most controversial patch in the history of Guild Wars back when people would "raid" in that game (before you could bring 7 NPCs and solo it), was to the AI.
They made the AI adjust its tactics based on what the players did - mobs would switch up what moves they would use, in what order, and would try to 'kite' players by playing positioning games in order to get at healers (its a game with a difference concept of threat, and no tanks).
- Controversial because it proved to be smarter than 50% of the players, and had no lag time so faster than 90%...
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An addon like Deadly Boss Mods is great in WoW. It counts down the fight. But it should not be possible...
It should not be the case, that every time you fight 'Boss X', he does Y at z% health, and does 'A' 3 minutes in, then B 30 seconds later...
- Sometimes, the boss should just say... "lets try something else."
Not as extreme as Guild Wars did - where the game became suddenly unbeatable to the point that full max sized groups (8 in that game) in top gear, could not beat world mid-level trash mobs... (until they hot-fixed their AI down and gave it built in lag).
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In other words;
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It can download files fron various One Click Hosting sites as well as from BitTorrent and eMule/eDonkey2000. In addition to that Neo provides an own anonymous filesharing Network, based on a TOR-like packet routing in its own Next Generation Kademlia network.
NeoLoader supports a large amount of hosting sites, see the Supported Hosters page for a complete list. Booth its BitTorrent as well as eMule support is state of the art, it supports all mainstream protocol extensions.
General features
- Download of the same file form multiple networks at the same time
- download range selection instead of part/block selection
- separated Disk IO thread
- fine tunable bandwidth and connection management for optimized P2P operation
- Web UI for easy remote access
- Core/GUI separation: NeoLoader can run as service/daemon and a native C++ GUI can connect to it form a user account
- IP filter to disallow IP addresses and IP ranges from connecting and being connected to
- UPnP port mapping
State-of-the-art BitTorrent support
- Full Keyword-based torrent Search
- supports trackerless torrents (using the Mainline kademlia DHT protocol) with some DHT extensions (BEP 5).
- supports the bittorrent extension protocol. See extensions (BEP 10).
- supports the uTorrent metadata transfer protocol (BEP 9 , i.e. magnet links).
- supports the uTorrent peer exchange protocol (PEX).
- multitracker extension support
- supports the UDP-tracker protocol. (BEP 15).
- private torrents (BEP 27).
- support for IPv6
- supports files > 2 gigabytes.
- selective downloading. The ability to select which parts of a torrent you want to download.
- full protocol encryption
- uTP support including NAT-Traversal
- Merkle Torrents
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- on-tle-fly block compression
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Halloween might be done and over with, but that doesn't mean you have to stop watching horror flicks! Keep the scary and ghostly alive through November and catch the latest horror flicks that are streaming on Netflix. It'll be like Halloween never ended! Just remember to leave a night light on 'cause some of these flicks will scare the living sh*t out of you!
26. Session 9
As a psychological horror film, Session 9 will scare you and mess with your head. It's mainly about an asbestos removal crew who works at an abandoned mental asylum, which obviously means crazy ass ghosts!
25. The Fly
Brilliant scientists are always crazy and this one turns himself into a hideous fly after an experiment goes wrong. Gross and horrifying in one flick! Be afraid, be very afraid…and have a fly swatter handy just in case!
24. Interview with a Vampire
Twilight has nothing on this flick that stars Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise and Christian Slater in a very intriguing vampire flick full of horror, sex and more!
23. Lost Boys
Ahh, an '80s classic about vampires that are cool and a nerdy brother and his friends who try to help out an older bro from becoming one of the undead. Not so much horror, but definitely lots of fun!
22. Let the Right One In
Another vampire love story…or is it? Watch to find out!
21. Night of the Living Dead
The original 1968 black-and-white zombie flick will scare the living day light out of you…and make you start thinking about a zombie survival kit!
20. Paranormal Entity
Hmmm, we're not sure about the claim on "actual footage" from the supernatural events leading up to the 2008 murder of Samantha Finley, but it's still some scary sh*t!
19. Monkey Shines
This movie will have you thinking twice about owning your own pet monkey. Not all play nice.
18. Werewolf in London
An oldie but goodie, but don't be too disappointed on the special effects…it was 1935 for goodness sakes!
17. From Dusk till Dawn
When Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez team up, you know you'll in for a movie treat. The babalicious Selma Hayek is an added bonus to this vampire satire.
16. Wake the Witch
This movie has a lesson to it: don't piss off witches 'cause they'll come back from the dead to kill your ass!
15. They Live
Sort of sci-fi and horror, a drifter discovers that a pair of sunglasses he found allows him to see that aliens have taken over the Earth.
14. The Crazies
The name should speak for itself! When a small town is plagued by a mysterious toxin, all hell breaks lose with crazies!
13. The Ghouls
A power hungry journalist learns that there's something beneath the streets of L.A. and they don't play nice!
12. Paranormal Activity 2
While still not real, it's scary as hell and will have you on the edge of your seat and maybe under your covers when you go to bed.
11. The Evil Dead
Five friends travel to a cabin in the woods, where they unknowingly release flesh-possessing demons…lesson here is don't release anything that you think is scary.
10. Puppet Master
Puppets are scary on their own, but when they are cursed, they're even worse. Put away your dolls after watching this one.
9. Human Centipede: First Sequence
All we have to say is that it's seriously some disturbing stuff that will totally mess with your mind. Gross and soooooo horrible!
8. The Others
Haunted houses always make the best horror flicks!
7. Trick 'r Treat
Four interwoven stories that occur on Halloween and each one is scary and disturbing…a horror flick at its best!
6. Halloween: Resurrection
Just when you thought Michael Myers was dead…
5. Saw: The Final Chapter
Jigsaw's brutal legacy continues….
4. The Last Exorcism
A troubled evangelical minister agrees to let his last exorcism be filmed by a documentary crew. Don't see this alone 'cause you won't sleep.
3. The Exorcist
How can we forget this horror classic! Makes you think what if you were possessed!?
2. Child's Play
Dolls aren't always nice to play with…take Chuckie, for example.
1. Poltergeist II
Still one of the scariest films ever made and part II is even scarier!