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KCBS In Depth: Exploring Water Solutions For California's Drought
September 29, 2014KCBS In Depth cohosts speak with Dr. Peter Gleick, a globally recognized scientist who is an expert in water and climate issues about challenges ahead for California in the midst of the worst drought on record.
KCBS In Depth: Domestic Violence In The NFL And Other Pro Sports
September 22, 2014It's been a disappointing and disillusioning couple of weeks for football fans off-the-filed violence by NFL players directed at women and children dominated the headlines. KCBS In Depth cohosts Patti Reising and Ed Cavagnaro interview Bay Area sports sociologist Harry Edwards, a consultant to the NFL and the 49ers, who says that professional sports need mor
KCBS In Depth: Earthquake Early-Warning Technology And Emergency Preparedness
September 15, 2014KCBS' In Depth co-hosts Jeff Bell and Ed Cavagnaro speak with Dr. Richard Allen, director of the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory, which received a 5-second warning before the first waves of the Napa quake rolled through.
KCBS In Depth: Examining Racial Progress In The U.S.
August 25, 2014KCBS In Depth host Jan McMillan speaks with Professor James Taylor, Chair of the Department of Politics at the University of San Francisco, about the race relations in the U.S. and how it plays in with recent events, including the fatal shooting of an unarmed teen in Ferguson, Mo at the hands of the police.
KCBS In Depth: Addiction and Depression May Be More Common Than You Think
August 19, 2014KCBS In Depth - Dr. Alex Zaphiris is an addiction specialist and talks about the rescources available for people who suffer from depression and addiction.
KCBS In Depth: SF District Attorney George Gascón Wants To Modernize Criminal Prosecution
August 11, 2014KCBS cohosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro talk with San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón about Prop 47, a November ballot measure that would reduce some non-violent drug and property crimes from felony status to misdemeanors, and other public safety issues that he says need to be modernized.
KCBS In Depth: In Depth: Who's Using Water During California's Drought?
August 4, 2014KCBS In Depth - Jay Lund of the UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences on the history behind California's drought and how water is being both used and conserved.
KCBS In Depth: Cal-Berkeley Student Draws From Own Experience To Improve Campus Safety, Prevent Sexual Assaults
July 28, 2014KCBS In Depth - Meghan Warner, a UC Berkeley Student and victim of sexual assault, is implementing a campus safety program to prevent further sexual assaults.
KCBS In Depth: Amid Border Crisis, Immigration Judge Says More Staff And Resources Are Needed
July 21, 2014In Depth co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro interview Federal San Francisco immigration Judge Dana Leigh Marks who says the Justice Department needs to fully fund and staff the immigration courts, and that Congress needs to finally address immigration policy.
KCBS In Depth: Oakland Police Chief Sean Whent Says Efforts To Reduce Violent Crime Are Paying Off
July 14, 2014Oakland Police Chief Sean Whent talks to KCBS In Depth's co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro about the city's efforts to reduce violent crime.
KCBS In Depth 7/6/14
July 7, 2014KCBS In Depth - Our weekly half-hour news interview with a retired CHP officer and a suicide attempt survivor on the decision to add a suicide barrier to the Golden Gate Bridge.
KCBS In Depth: Program That Transforms Prison Inmates Into Scholars
June 30, 2014This week, KCBS In Depth co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro speak with Project Rebound director Jason Bell, who is also a former inmate and became a college graduate through the project.
In Depth: GOP Candidate Neel Kashkari Challenges Gov. Brown Over Economy
June 16, 2014This week on In Depth, KCBS' hosts Doug Sovern and Ed Cavagnaro speak with Neel Kashkari, the Republican candidate for governor of California who says that his opponent, Gov. Jerry Brown, does not deserve the credit for reviving the state's economy.
KCBS In Depth: The Challenges For UC Berkeley's Chancellor
June 9, 2014UC Berkeley Chancellor Nicholas Dirks tells KCBS In Depth co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro that as the university's leader, he not only has to deal issues with academics but also safety, diversity and social justice.
KCBS In Depth: Gardening In the Bay Area's Micro-Climate
June 2, 2014KCBS In Depth - Our weekly half-hour news interview takes a look at gardening in the Bay Area's micro-climates with author and horticulturist, Pam Peirce.
KCBS In Depth: The Challenges Of Helping Homeless Families Under San Francisco's High Cost Of Living
May 26, 2014KCBS In Depth co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro speak with Erica Kisch, executive director of Compass Family Services—a San Francisco non-profit that assists homeless and at-risk families. Providing social services a hundred years, Compass is now teaming up with Twitter to keep the legacy moving forward.
KCBS In Depth: Combating Global Warming
May 19, 2014This week KCBS In Depth co-hosts Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro speak with Dr. Mark Jacobson who says, that by focusing on changing energy policy, we can address the problem of global warming, ridding ourselves of air pollution and related health issues and stabilize global energy costs.
KCBS In Depth: Sports, Race And Fallout From Donald Sterling's Banishment From The NBA
May 12, 2014This week, KCBS In Depth co-hosts Jan McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro talk with sociologist Dr. Harry Edwards, a professor emeritus at UC Berkeley specializing in the sociology of sport, family, race and ethnic relations, about the implications of the NBA handling of L.A. Clippers' owner Donald Sterling.
KCBS In Depth: Goldman Prize Winners Bring Attention To Environmental Issues
May 5, 2014This week on KCBS In Depth, host Jan McMillan speaks with Desmond D'Sa from South Africa and Helen Slottje of the U.S. who are two among six global recipients of the 2014 Goldman Environmental Prize.
KCBS In Depth: 'Game Changing' DNA-Editing Technology Booms In The Bay Area And Beyond
April 28, 2014In 2012, a revolutionary new "DNA scissors" technology was discovered at UC Berkeley by Dr. Jennifer Doudna and since then, it has exploded in popularity. KCBS In Depth's Jane McMillan talks with Dr. Doudna, the executive director of the University Of California's Innovative Genomics Initiative (IGI), about how the technology works and its applications for t
KCBS In Depth: SFPD Chief Greg Suhr Talks About Use Of Force, Pedestrian Accidents & Smartphone Robberies
April 21, 2014The San Francisco Police Department is facing harsh criticism from some in the San Francisco's Mission District community over the shooting death by officers of 28-year-old Alejandro Nieto in Bernal Hill Park last March and his family is preparing to sue the city.
KCBS In Depth: Janan New, Of The San Francisco Apartment Association, On The City's Housing Crisis From The Landlord's Perspective
April 14, 2014KCBS' Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro speak with Janan New, executive director of the San Francisco Apartment Association—a nonprofit and advocacy group for owners of rental property in the city. She says that they are contemplating a lawsuit over the relocation fees proposed by Supervisor David Campos and passed by the Board of Supervisors.
KCBS In Depth: Money In Politics
April 7, 2014KCBS In Depth: Daniel Newman, co-founder and president of Maplight.org, takes on the issue of money in politics in the aftermath of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on campaign contributions.
KCBS In Depth: San Jose's Lawsuit Against MLB Giants To Move Oakland A's
March 31, 2014The 2014 Major League Baseball season is underway but after the passage of four seasons, it's still unknown if the Oakland A's will be allowed to relocate to San Jose. KCBS' Jane McMillan and Ed Cavagnaro spoke with attorney Joseph Cotchett, who represents the city of San Jose and Wendy Thurm, a former attorney for John Kecker—who is representing MLB—and cur
KCBS In Depth: Vision Zero, A Bold Plan To End Pedestrian Deaths In SF Streets That Are More Dangerous Than Ever
March 24, 2014KCBS' Patti Reising and Ed Ed Cavagnaro sit down with Nicole Schneider, the executive director for Walk SF', San Francisco's only pedestrian advocacy nonprofit group, to discuss the rising number of pedestrian injuries and death and Vision Zero—a plan, started in Sweden, to reduce the number of deaths to zero in ten years.
KCBS In Depth: Memories From Ground Zero
Menlo Park Fire Protection District Chief Harold Schapelhouman recounts his time at Ground Zero as part of a local search and rescue team following the events of 9/11.
KCBS In Depth: The California Court System
State Supreme Court Chief Justice,Tani Cantil-Sakauye, says justice can still be served in California, even though three years of budget cuts are making it hard on the system.
KCBS In Depth: San Francisco's New Director of Transportation
SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) –San Francisco's new Director of Transportation for the city's Municipal Transportation Agency is on the job. As MUNI's new chief, Ed Reiskin will oversee the nation's eighth largest transportation system with 5,000 [...]
KCBS In Depth: The Economy
An interview with UC Berkeley Professor of Economics and Law Alan Auerbach on the fluctuating state of the economy and what needs to be done to improve it.
KCBS In Depth: San Francisco Issues With Mayor Ed Lee
An interview with San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee on whether he will be a part of the upcoming mayoral race and some of the hot button topics and issues facing the city of San Francisco.
KCBS In Depth: Consumer Issues
An interview with Consumer Action's Joe Ridout on the many issues facing consumers these days, including credit, privacy issues and protecting yourself from scams.
KCBS In Depth: Bay Area Architecture and Urban Design
The San Francisco Chronicle's urban design reporter discusses the evolving history of San Francisco's architecture and design and how the Silicon Valley is influencing some of the city's workspace.
KCBS In Depth: Alzheimer's Disease
An interview with Bill Fisher, CEO of the Northern California Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, about what is being done to fight the deadly disease.
KCBS In Depth: Juan Marichal
An interview with San Francisco Giants great Juan Marichal on one of the most memorable pitching duels in major League baseball history.
KCBS In Depth: Bay Area Jobs And The Economy
An interview with Jim Wunderman, President and CEO of the Bay Area Council, on the economic climate in the region and an outlook on jobs in the area.


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Harley's Wide Glide dates back to the seventies. The new for 2010 bike retains the old-school low-rider looks of long, raked and wide-spaced forks (hence the name Wide Glide), skinny front wheel and minimalist bulk. But what makes the new bike far superior is it has modern handling and ride quality due to frame and suspension updates. The rest of ...
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Triumph's decision to revamp the original Rocket III into a streetfighter is an interesting one. Why? Because it hardly fits the bill – stripped version of a sports bike with oddball looks – because of its custom-biased specs of long wheelbase and weight, but it works. Big, no, no, really big engine meets menacing black styling meets awesome torque and ...
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The V-Max is what happens when you mix 1679cc and nearly 200 horsepower in a motorcycle that's one part cruiser, one part sportbike - and all parts thrilling. It's difficult to explain just how quickly the V-Max builds speed. Cruise along at 30 mph in second gear, pick up the throttle and hold on tight... you'll be doing 90 mph before ...
1584cc, 65bhp, 110mph, Insurance group 15
For some, the Harley-Davidson FLHR Road King is the best Harley of all, mixing the 50s style of the Fat Boy with the versatility and comfort of the Glides thanks to its twin shock chassis and built in panniers and screen. For extra cool there's also the Harley-Davidson FLHR Road King Classic and Harley-Davidson FLHR Road King Custom versions.
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The Takeaway: Study Shows Stress Decreases With Age
Posted By Elizabeth Nolan Brown On June 15, 2012 @ 8:32 am In Bulletin Today | Comments Disabled
[1]If you're feeling more stressed than ever these days, you're not alone: A scientific analysis of stress [2] over the past 25 years finds that American stress levels increased 18 percent for women and 24 percent for men from 1983-2009. But there's a silver lining: The study also found that stress decreases as we age.
Thirty-year-olds have less stress than 20-year-olds, and 40-year-olds have less stress than 30-year-olds," said lead researcher Sheldon Cohen.
Cohen and his Carnegie Mellon colleague analyzed data from three surveys (one in 1983, one in 2006 and one in 2009) and about 6,300 people, in what's considered the first historical comparison of stress levels across the United States. The results show increases in stress across almost every demographic category.
In all three surveys, however, those 55 and older showed the lowest levels of stress.
Those most negatively affected by the recent recession, in terms of stress, were white, middle-aged men with college educations and full-time jobs.
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Early Morning Apartment Fire Displaces Three Residents
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Three residents have been displaced after an early morning apartment fire in Rutherford County.
Officials with the Murfreesboro Fire and Rescue Department said the fire broke out around 4:30 a.m. Saturday at one unit of the Northfield Commons apartment complex, located on Willowbrook Drive in Murfreesboro.
Three people lived in the apartment, but only one person was inside at the time of the fire. Crews on the scene credited a smoke detector for alerting the resident to the fire.
"The smoke detector activated and woke the resident," said Shift Commander Dale Maynard. "This prompted her to open her bedroom door. That is when she discovered what she described as 'smoke as high as her head.'"
One cat had to be rescued during the fire.
Officials said the unit sustained significant smoke, fire, and water damage.
"We were very lucky that the fire was contained to this unit," said Maynard.
Fire crews said a dryer was most likely the cause of the fire. The Fire Marshall has been brought in to investigate.
Assistance was offered to the family by the American Red Cross but was declined.
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In 242 pages, Nick Schuyler's shares intimate details of his doomed 2009 fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico, the one leaving two NFL players and another man dead.
Schuyler was the sole survivor. He huddled atop the capsized boat and rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard.
His book, "Not Without Hope," is chronological. It comes out next month.
It reads like fiction, but it is, unfortunately, a real-life tragedy. Beginning with the men launching from a boat ramp in Clearwater, Schuyler remembers nasty weather and rough seas.
"It felt like my brain was slapping against the top of my head," he writes. Despite nausea, the men continued 50 miles out. They caught dozens of fish and had a good time.
Later, when it was time to return, the men made a fatal decision. They could not wrestle the anchor free. Rather than just cutting it loose, they tied it to the stern and raced the engine.
As back propeller sped up, the back end of the boat dipped down. Water poured in and the boat quickly capsized.
Thrust into the cold, turbulent water, the boat's owner, Marquis Cooper, repeatedly apologized.
"He must have said it ten times," Schuyler wrote. " I think he felt it was his fault because he was the Captain. He was in charge. He held the responsibility."
Righting the boat proved impossible. They tried over and over, but were eventually resigned to simply hold onto it as long at they could.
They also tried to use a cell phone to dial 911. It was dry thank to a zip-top bag, but useless so far offshore.
As the men bobbed in the water and time slipped away, they prayed. In unison, they recited the Lord's Prayer at least three times, Schuyler said.
They also reflected.
"In the middle of the Gulf, with our boat overturned and the four of us getting about by waves in a a storm, our priorities seemed to straighten," he wrote.
"I went through the whole thing in my mind. Why is this happening to me? I wondered. Is this karma for things I've done bad in my life?"
Schuyler watched as Marquis Cooper, Corey Smith, and Will Bleakley died. "Four was down to one. It was just myself," he wrote.
"I kept thinking about Will floating away, an Marquis and Corey dying, and I kept asking, why? I didn't know why," he wrote. "I didn't have time to grieve, though. I thought I was next."
The men had left on Saturday. By Monday, Schuyler was fading.
"My heart rate was slow," he wrote. "I felt like my body was done, I couldn't go any longer."
But then he spotted a ship. He feared it was a mirage. A hallucination. Amazingly, it was ship, a Coast Guard cutter Tornado. It steamed toward him and sent a rescue swimmer to pull Schuyler from the capsized boat.
"The guy yelled, 'Stay right there, we'll come to you,' but I was thinking 'hell no, I'm not waiting."
Coast Guard planes and helicopters had passed him over several times, unable him in the roiling sea. So, Schuyler was not about to let this opportunity slip away.
"I pretended not to hear. I didn't care. I had been sitting on that boat so long, I was getting in the damn water," he wrote. "They would have had to hit me with a stun gun to keep me from going in. I was getting ready to swim to the big boat."
As he climbed aboard he repeatedly thanked this rescuers.
Then came the questions. The first seemed the most difficult.
"They asked me about the others," he wrote. 'They're gone,' I said. 'There are no others."
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HEF4794B will allow you to control 8 outputs with PWM. It's a higher current version of the 74HC595
You wire the outputs to 8 LEDs, the inputs are from ordinary digital pins on the arduino, then wire a pwm pin to the enable output pin.
This will dim all of the LED's. You can write code to set the PWM to a value and then turn on an LED at that value then turn it off and go to the next one.
You can also tie the enable output pin high and fake a PWM in your code by rapidly turning each LED on and off.


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Posted by Anonymous on 06/25/2009
I used to eat from here pretty regularly. My last few orders just have not been good. The soup had no flavor, my main dish was not fresh (how do you screw up veggies). My boyfriend's pad thai was no good, and for him to not like something is pretty amazing. I would not waste my money here when there are so many great Thai places in this area.
Posted by Brad Hoffman on 06/02/2009
This place isn't that good. They use too much garlic and the hot dishes are spicy but no flavor. Generally speaking, this type of restaraunt is what I've come to expect in Brooklyn Heights.
Posted by Brooklynite on 04/14/2009
do not call in. most of the reviews below are accurate. the woman on the phone barely listens to your order and hangs up.
Posted by anonymous on 03/18/2009
It's too bad, because their food is pretty good, but we will NEVER eat here ever again. We used to order from them at least once a week and every time we ask for their hot sauces, the attitude we get is unbelievable. The lady hangs up before I finish talking and once said they couldn't send any hot sauce because they were trying to cut costs and then hung up on me. They're willing to lose $50 of business per week because they don't want to give someone hot sauce????? So be it. Reading the other reviews, it looks like I'm not alone.
Posted by DUMBO on 01/29/2009
Food is really good but it's a shame that people who take order over phone are completely opposite. This one lay always hangs up on you. Not sure why but she always blames it on delivery guy saying they don't want to deliver. I am a really good tipper and a delivery guy would not leave my door for less then $10 no matter how small the order is (usually its ove $150). Owners should really get rid of people with this kind of attitude. Not good for business.
Posted by anonymous on 01/19/2009
The food is usually great here. If you plan on ordering delivery GOOD LUCK! The woman on the phone is ALWAYS rude and can never understand what your saying, she usually cuts me off before i have time to finish my order.
Posted by Foodie on 01/11/2009
This place has poor quality food. However, the worst is the service. I order an appetizer and two entrees today. However it is missing the appetizer. I called but the kitchen insisted packing the food. There is nothing I can argue with, so I ask for a refund (I was afraid to get the food again). They hung up on me, but eventually I got the refund. But I will never order from this place again.


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Newbury Late Game-Winner Closes 2013
Kris Newbury scored off a long and high stretch-pass
by Jason Akeson with just 1:13 remaining to put
a nice conclusion to 2013 in a 2-1 Phantoms' victory
over the Worcester Sharks. Adirondack's third
win in their last four following the Holiday Break
gives the Phantoms an overall mark of 16-13-2
to conclude the calendar year and leaves the team
just one point back of eighth-place St. John's
with one game-in-hand in the Eastern Conference
The Adirondack Phantoms improved to 3-1-1 in
their traditional New Year's Eve home games. All
five games on December 31st have been decided
by one goal. Newbury's late tally ended a streak
of three consecutive overtimes in the New Year's
Eve contests as well.
Ben Holmstrom scored midway through the third
period to break a scoreless tie. Cal Heeter's
24-save total might not sound particularly impressive
but it was anything but an easy night for the
second-year pro out of Ohio State. Heeter earned
#1 Star honors in the contest while being challenged
at close-range on several occasions by the Sharks.
Heeter bailed out the Phantoms a couple of times
with big breakaway saves.
The contest was off to a roaring and auspicious
start with four fights in the first period as
a couple of teams facing each other for the first
time this season behaved as they though they had
a long-standing and fierce rivalry. At one point,
two fights developed at the same time as Zack
FitzGerald was swinging with Jimmy Bonneau while
Steven Delisle went at it with Tyler Doherty.
Both linesmen were tending to the FitzGerald vs.
Bonneau fight which begun well before the second
fight. So the Delisle scrap with Doherty continued
for a bit longer even after both had gone down.
Those two were given game misconducts for their
secondary altercation.
And just a few seconds later it was Doug Clarkson
for the Phantoms dealing several punishing blows
on Worcester's Curt Gogol. Clarkson would leave
the game with a hand injury from all the punches
he threw thus the Phantoms were down to only 16
skaters for the rest of the game instead of the
normal 18. Clarkson had just been called up to
the Phantoms the day before from Reading of the
ECHL and was playing in just his second game of
the season for Adirondack and his first since
October. The younger and bigger brother of Toronto
Maple Leaf David Clarkson sure made an impression
on the fans of Glens Falls, as well as on Curt
Gogol of Worcester.
Adirondack was down another man for an extended
stretch in the third period after Kris Newbury
was tagged with a 10-minute misconduct for arguing
with the officials following a collision with
another player which he believed should have been
a penalty. But Newbury made up for his absence
in a big way in the closing moments of the game
as he chased down the long bank-pass all the way
up the ice by Akeson. Newbury's blast from the
left circle went over the glove to the far side
of the net on Worcester goalie Harri Sateri for
the game-winner with just 1:13 left.
Ben Holmstrom swung at a rebound in mid-air off
a Sateri rebound of a Tye McGinn shot and from
the right of the cage notched the first goal of
the night for either side. His seventh goal of
the season came almost at the midway point of
the third period and The Captain celebrated the
breaking of the scoreless deadlock by sliding
to his knees and offering several rapid-fire fist-pumps.
"There was a battle on the wall there,"
Holmstrom said. "Guys dug it out and got
it up to the point. Think it went D to D and Mandog
(Brandon Manning) shot for a tip for Ginner (Tye
McGinn) and it just popped up in the air and I
just took a swing at it and got enough to go in."
Marek Viedensky tied the game with under six
minutes left converting from the right circle
on a slapper that was banked off the end-boards
from the left-point by Matt Tennyson. The goal
came as Mark Alt had returned from the penalty
box. It was technically not a power-play goal
surrendered by the Phantoms but for all intents
and purposes the goal came as a result of their
man-advantage which had just ended.
"It was an important game," head coach
Terry Murray said. "And when you look at
the way Worcester showed up, they're looking
to climb up in the standings as we are and the
hockey game got a little bit of a ping pong match
going there in the second period, wide open going
both ways but the goaltenders came up. At the
end of the day though, I think we did a good job.
We found a way to win the game and that was the
plot in mind."
The four fights in a game was the most for the
Adirondack Phantoms since October 11 at the Hartford
Wolf Pack when both teams were charged with six
fighting majors per side.
Adirondack is 6-3-0 in their last nine games
and also hold a record of 14-9-0 in their last
23 games going back to October 26. More recently,
the Phantoms have won three out of four in their
return from the holiday break and have done it
with a beat up crew that currently has seven players
sitting out with injury. Newcomers Mike Matczak
(D), Maxim Lamarche (D) and Doug Clarkson (F)
as well as a slightly more established Steven
Delisle (D) have all emerged to take advantage
of their opportunities in the lineup while others
have advanced to fill larger roles such as Kyle
Flanagan who centered the team's second line with
Ben Holmstrom and Rob Bordson and even briefly
helped on the Akeson and McGinn line while Newbury
was sitting out.
The Phantoms went 1-for-3 on the power play and
in their last 10 games are 10-for-43 for 23.3%.
The Phantoms have scored a power-play goal in
10 of their last 15 games and improved their record
to 10-3-1 in games in which they score at least
one on the man-advantage.
The Phantoms outshot Worcester 31-25. The Sharks
finished 0-for-3 on the power play. The game was
the only Glens Falls appearance of the season
for the Worcester Sharks. The Phantoms will return
the favor on April 11 when they visit the DCU
Center in Worcester, Mass.
Adirondack continues their five-game homestand,
their longest of the season, with games this Friday
and Saturday to commence play in the 2014 portion
of the schedule. The Hershey bears arrive Friday
night. Then it's the Albany Devils for Game #7
out of 12 in the Northway Rivalry Series. Saturday's
game is Big Face Fitzy on a Stick Night presented
by Liberty Graphics featuring 2,500 Fitzy Heads
as the Phantoms pay tribute to tough-guy Zack
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Worcester Sharks 1 at Adirondack Phantoms
2 - Status: Final
Tuesday, December 31, 2013 - Glens Falls Civic
Worcester 0 0 1 - 1
Adirondack 0 0 2 - 2
1st Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Gogol Wor (fighting),
2:49; Mangene Adk (fighting), 2:49; Newbury Adk
(elbowing), 8:07; Bonneau Wor (fighting), 11:15;
Doherty Wor (fighting, game misconduct), 11:15;
Delisle Adk (fighting, game misconduct), 11:15;
FitzGerald Adk (fighting), 11:15; Gogol Wor (unsportsmanlike
conduct, fighting), 11:22; Clarkson Adk (unsportsmanlike
conduct, fighting), 11:22; Viedensky Wor (tripping),
2nd Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Newbury Adk
(hooking), 3:19; Gogol Wor (cross-checking), 6:59;
FitzGerald Adk (roughing), 6:59; Hayes Wor (interference),
3rd Period-1, Adirondack, Holmstrom 6 (McGinn,
Manning), 8:09 (PP). 2, Worcester, Viedensky 4
(Tennyson, Reid), 14:38. 3, Adirondack, Newbury
7 (Akeson), 18:47. Penalties-Newbury Adk (misconduct
- unsportsmanlike conduct), 3:21; Brace Wor (holding),
6:24; Alt Adk (tripping), 12:36.
Shots on Goal-Worcester 8-9-8-25. Adirondack
Power Play Opportunities-Worcester 0 / 3; Adirondack
1 / 3.
Goalies-Worcester, Sateri 7-11-1 (31 shots-29
saves). Adirondack, Heeter 11-10-0 (25 shots-24
Referees-Chris Ciamaga (24).
Linesmen-Steeve Lemay (64), Frank Murphy (29).
Sharks 1 at Adirondack Phantoms 2
Tuesday, December 31, 2013 - Glens Falls Civic
Friday, January 3 (7:00) - Hershey
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First game of 2014!! Pregame Happy Hour - $2 Beer
Specials 6:00 - 7:00 PM
Saturday, January 4 (7:00) -
Albany Devils at Adirondack Phantoms
Zack FitzGerald Tribute Night! Big Face Fitzy
on a Stick for first 2,500 fans courtesy of Liberty
Friday, Janaury 10 (7:00) -
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
at Adirondack Phantoms
25 Terrific Seasons
Glens Falls is celebrating its 25th season
hosting an AHL team and in so doing now joins
an elite group of just 9 other active markets
who can make such a claim. It's a great hockey
tradition with an old-school feel that began with
the Adirondack Red Wings in 1979. In their 20-year
tenure at the Glens Falls Civic Center through
1999, the Red Wings won four Calder Cups. The
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A Charlottesville student is packing her bags and heading to Los Angeles to compete on the game show, Jeopardy, with Alex Trebek.
Joli Millner is a 7th grader at Jackson P. Burley Middle School.
"I think that as long as I can click the button on time I think I could do well on the show," said Joli.
After passing a series of timed quizzes and being interviewed by producers in Philadelphia, Joli became one of 15 kids from across the country to be a contestant on Jeopardy "Kids Week".
"First I didn't believe it and then I'm like I'm on the show and then I'm like oh yeah, I probably would have gotten on the show anyways," Joli said giggling.
She's a confident 11-year-old who began reading at age two and skipped the second grade.
"Right away I noticed that she is very inquisitive, lots of questions, just an insatiable curiosity, loved to read and I just noticed that she just had this huge zest for learning," said Kathy Mallory-Chavers, Joli's 3rd and 4th grade teacher at Agnor-Hurt Elementary School.
"We used to joke last year that she's a walking encyclopedia because she always was just able to pull amazing facts out of her head that no one else including myself knew sometimes," said Chris Shedd, Joli's 6th grade Social Studies teacher at Jackson P. Burley Middle School.
Joli loves social studies and when it comes to presidents, she knows who her favorite ones are.
"Abraham Lincoln a lot and I guess Kennedy was a pretty good president, too. Except for the Bay of Pigs thing but other than that he was fine," said Joli.
One day, Joli hopes to be a pediatrician but right now her focus is becoming a Jeopardy champion.
Joli will be in Los Angeles with her mom for a week, and could win a minimum of $10,000. Jeopardy Kids Weeks will air July 5-9, 2010.
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has been the shittiest day ever. We didn't get back until about 3 this morning… I didn't wake up until 7:15, and I was supposed to be at work at 7. I got there at 8. FML:. I got pulled over at 2 this morning in Spencer cause I have a headlight out… FML again.. I didn't get anything for it, but I did get a Happy Birthday from the cop… I found that to be quite hilarious. The past two times I have been pulled over have been pretty bazzare experiences, to say the least. I'm getting ready to take Colin back home, and then go home so dad can change my headlight and then haul ass back.
is going to be fucking amazing! MC Chris, motha fuckas! Many people will be going, including makeyourself! I can't wait!!!
My 20th is turning out good so far. I got some skrilla from my parents… and that's it. I didn't want them to give me anything, but they don't listen. I still love them! The only thing that sucks is that I have to work at 7 in the morning. That's going to fucking SUCK. That's all I have to say about that..
Well, I'm going to get. I'm waiting on Colin to get ready so we can go to TH and get Shannon and then head to B-Town!
Soo… I would like to tell everyone that I got back into ISU! I am soooo fucking happy!
I'm currently at Coffee Grounds with Shannon. We're sitting here on our computers being cool and talking to Amanda. I have to take two tests, do three homework assignments, and that's it for now… I think.
I am going to go now… I need to focus. Well, I'm going to smoke first and then jump right in.
My crush for Kevin Rose grows stronger by the day.
I love slow, steady rain. It is very soothing and calming. I could sit in rain like this for hours. I need to do something… I'm sure you're thinking that I should go to bed. I am thinking the same thing too. I can't seem to fall asleep. I started watching the second season of Greek. I also watched the second episode of Parks and Recreation. I haven't done anything productive.
I work 3-10:30 tomorrow… Woot!
I'm going to poke around the interwebs and smoke.
I'm not caught up with not having someone… I just can't get it out of my head that I don't have anyone. That must mean I really want someone… Fuck.
Soo. Just got back from picking up one of my roomies at the Dawg House. She was extremely drunk. I mean EXTREMELY.
Anyway… I'm sitting outside right now smoking. The rain is blowing in on me (probably not good for the laptop) and my feet are getting wet. I wish it was storming. I hate it when it just rains… So uneventful! Why can't my balcony face the west! It would be soo much better. I wouldn't get rained on that way.
I just don't know what to think anymore. Are some people, that I call friends, not talking to me anymore because I'm gay? I'm sorry that you see my lifestyle as wrong. It makes me sad that we were really good friends and now you will hardly talk to me. I, however, thank all of my other friends that are accepting of this small part of me. It's not completely who I am, just one of the things that make me. It doesn't consume me… Ok, so it does sometimes… I try to control it as much as I can! LOL.
Ugh. Life will go on.
I'm going in. I'm getting wet…
boys are currently sliding down the stairs with skateboards, sleds, etc. night is not going as planned, since they were involved. hopefully things look up soon.
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Chinese newspapers with the headlines of Boston Marathon bombings, are sold at a newsstand in Beijing, China Wednesday, April 17, 2013. A state-run Chinese newspaper says the third person killed in the Boston Marathon bombings is a Chinese woman. (Andy Wong/AP)BEIJING (AP) - The third person killed in the Boston Marathon bombings was a Chinese graduate student at Boston University originally from China's northeastern city of Shenyang, a state-run Chinese newspaper reported Wednesday.The Shenyang Evening News said on its official ...
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Newcastle Falcons came from behind to beat London Irish 14-11 in the Aviva Premiership at Kingston Park on Sunday.
Adam Powell's second-half try swung the game in Newcastle's favour after Ofisa Treviranus' early score gave Irish an early lead in the North East.
Rory Clegg slotted home two penalties for the Falcons while Ian Humphreys matched the feat for the visitors, but his failed conversion proved the difference.
Clegg had a less than perfect start, though, as he booted the ball straight out from the kick-off with Irish taking the chance to make their first venture into Newcastle territory from the resulting scrum.
However, despite a couple of half breaks, most notably by full-back Topsy Ojo down the left flank, a knock-on ended the attack and allowed the Falcons to clear comfortably.
Sailosi Tagicakibau worked his way up the left wing for the second time in two minutes as Irish showed some early flair, but it was Newcastle who came the closest to scoring when Clegg just missed his first penalty attempt as the Exiles were penalised at the lineout.
Opening score
However, the left-hand side of the field provided points for the visitors in the next passage of play when the ball was worked to flanker Treviranus for a try, which fly-half Ian Humphreys failed to convert.
Clegg did not miss with his next chance on goal in the 17th minute from a similar position to the first, though, when Irish's discipline let them down and they were penalised for a high shot.
The game settled down but Irish avoided being reduced to 14 men when number eight Chris Hala'ufia escaped a yellow card for a late hit on Falcons centre Powell.
Newcastle did earn another shot on goal from the incident, which Clegg duly converted to give them the lead for the first time in the game.
Handling errors seemed to be the order of the day, though, with another Irish attack going begging due to poor handling, as the tempo of the game slowed to a crawl.
With silky back play failing to deliver the goods, the visitors turned to a rolling maul, again down their favourite left wing, and they muscled the ball over the line but it was held up.
Half-time lead
However, Irish did win a penalty for offside for an infringement in the build-up, which former Leicester and Ulster fly-half Humphreys slotted from in front of the post to claim a 8-6 half-time lead.
The second half began with another display of poor handling from both sides, and after Humphreys missed an early penalty for Irish, Clegg matched him with a miss at the other end.
Both sides then decided to take the aerial option, with a fruitless spell of kicking following which was only ended when the Exiles fly-half found his range after a lineout infringement to extend the visitors' lead.
Newcastle finally clicked into gear with a sustained attack which camped out on the Irish line. Their forwards were unable to burrow their way over, though, and instead the ball was shipped out to Powell, who had acres of space and no defence to beat as he raced over for a try, with substitute Phil Godman adding the extras.
Humphreys then missed another penalty chance to edge the visitors back in front and some solid Newcastle defence kept Irish at bay, as they turned down a kickable penalty for a drive to concede a turnover.
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So this was Mady's response to our audience tonight. Many of the Doctors in tonights crowd became so bored with the show that they decided that they'd rather check their phones and text during the show. One brave soul even went as far as to film some of the show.
Obviously, Nikos and Carlos cannot stand for this.
I'm the one stage diving to wring the neck of the cameraman haha.
Tonight we are putting on an unscheduled performance of Blonde for The Medical Society of Fresno/Madera. Last year they came to see Bye Bye Birdie at the Dinner Theater and let's just say they were less than enthusiastic about the show (most of them left at intermission). Our call was 6:30 PM and most of them didn't show up till 7:15, curtain was to be at 7:30 PM. Also, because they had to eat dinner and do a ceremony we're barely starting the show.
We just finished "Serious" (it's Warner's birthday!) , I can hear the sad silence of non-interested doctors.
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Of Love and Insanity1 Reviews
Roger Left to become a big star; Mark stayed behind and went insaine. Slash, AT, fluff, ratings go up as the story goes on.
Of Love and Insanity
(#) Camera_Doesnt_Lie 2005-11-27 07:41:12 PMMaybe you've never actually seen RENT, but Angel isn't there beyond the year the show spans. If this was intentional, you should mark the story as AU.
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High blood pressure affects 68 million people in the United States, approximately 1 in 3 Americans. This somber statistic is especially troubling because high blood pressure, left untreated, can lead to heart disease and stroke. Under normal circumstances, hypertension can often be treated with an array of antihypertensive pharmaceuticals. Unfortunately, though, for resistant cases of hypertension, drugs are not the answer. Instead physicians have been looking towards biomedical devices on bringing resistant high blood pressure down.
Enter renal denervation devices. While renal denervation (RDN) might sound like a medieval torture method, the procedure is actually minimally invasive and low risk. Understanding renal denervation requires recognizing the role the kidneys play in blood pressure as a member of the sympathetic nervous system. Those individuals with resistant forms of hypertension have overactive renal cells which exacerbate high blood pressure by improper levels of hormone activation. Renal denervation solves this by selectively denervating overactive renal cells with high radiofrequency pulses via a modified catheterization device. No overactive renal cells leads to less excessive hormones, leading to lower blood pressure.
Sympathectomy has long been a procedure in medical history as scientists attempted to understand the complexity of the cardiovascular system. Galen, while one of the most prominent medical minds of his time, did much discredit by incorrectly identifying the autonomic system. This error continued even after sympathectomy procedures were performed by Vesalius and remained so until 1732 with the publication of "Exposition anatomique de la structure du corps humain" by Jacob Winslow of Paris. After this correction, sympathectomy procedures were carried out, the first by Alexander of Liverpool in 1889. Around the 1950's, an air of suspicion settled on sympathectomy procedures as morbidity and mortality rates rose with each ambitious surgery. Only as sympathectomy has come to be a minimally invasive procedure has interest been revisited. From Galen to today, sympathectomy has certainly come a long way.


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According to Brian McLaughlin, Business Development Manager at Orchid Design, getting a new orthopedic device from the drawing board to manufacturing typically takes months. "It involves very high-precision design work, and of course it's all subject to FDA approval," says McLaughlin. "There's no room for error."
Most orthopedic devices are originally conceived by physicians, who work with specially trained design engineers like those at Orchid in order to make their concepts a reality. They describe what they want to the engineers, who create 3D designs using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software such as SolidWorks. It's an iterative process that typically involves many rounds of edits.
While prototypes can be very helpful both for refining designs and verifying manufacturability, cost and time considerations often make them a luxury. "Most design shops outsource rapid prototyping because the high-end equipment required has traditionally been very expensive," explains McLaughlin. "We used an outside vendor for rapid prototypes, and they did great work – but each prototype cost up to thousands of dollars, and took up to weeks to produce. It just wasn't feasible to do that for every project."
So Orchid Design, like its peers, used rapid prototyping sparingly, where time and budget permitted. In most cases, the firm and its clients worked off CAD drawings, using them to help refine designs and then developed metal samples further along in the development cycle.
Often, that was sufficient, says McLaughlin. But sometimes, design flaws didn't emerge until later in the process, when they became very expensive and more time consuming to fix. "Ideally, we would produce rapid prototypes for every project, in order to work out design flaws or manufacturability issues early on," says McLaughlin. "But from a financial perspective, that approach just didn't make sense when we had to outsource."
"We'd considered moving to in-house rapid prototyping over the years – we're always looking for new ways to help our customers accelerate time-to-revenue for new devices," McLaughlin explains. "Unfortunately, every 3D printer we evaluated either didn't meet our resolution standards, or was too expensive, or both. Until we found the Objet Alaris30."
Objet's Alaris30 Desktop 3D Printer delivers a unique combination of high-quality, finely detailed printed prototypes available in a compact office-friendly system. Models produced on the Alaris30 are smoothly surfaced and finely detailed; the strong model material and highly accurate printing enable thin walls and small moving parts. The models are ideal for painting; functional, fit and form testing; and vacuum forming.
"It took about 30 minutes to learn how to print with the Alaris30, and then we were off and running," says McLaughlin. "Using the Objet Studio software is simple and straightforward."
"Now we can print very high-resolution prototypes right in our office in a matter of hours," he reports. "With the Alaris30, it's feasible for us to produce prototypes for every project. And that's had a major impact on the quality and manufacturability of our designs."
Overall, McLaughlin cites three major areas of improvement stemming from Orchid Design's ability to do rapid prototyping in house on its Objet printer.
Often, something the designer sees on a rapid prototype – such as an undercut, or some other area of difficulty – will cause them to tweak the design before it goes to the customer for review, or on to metal machining. Similarly, sometimes the customer will change the design after seeing a prototype. "Often, we hear, 'You created it just as I described, but now that I see it, I think we need to change X, Y or Z,'" says McLaughlin. "Giving them something solid they can see and touch, rather than just a CAD rendering or drawing, makes everything less abstract. There's no doubt that having the Objet Alaris30 has helped Orchid turn out better designs."
Rapid prototyping with the Objet Alaris30 has been particularly helpful for determining the functional requirements for the very small parts commonly used in the orthopedic field: the Orchid team can print out a prototype at 5-10x size to see how it will function, and adjust the design if necessary.
Aside from design quality improvements, another major benefit to having in-house prototyping capabilities is of course the speed with which rapid prototypes can be printed. "Overall, we've compressed the time it takes to produce a rapid prototype by 10-20x – from weeks to hours," says McLaughlin. "We now produce rapid prototypes for virtually every project. And that's helped us reduce the average overall product development cycle by about 20 percent."
McLaughlin provides the following example to illustrate how much time rapid prototyping can shave off the overall product development cycle:
Recently, a physician approached Orchid Design with an idea for a new spinal device that he wanted to explore very quickly. He described the concept to an Orchid staff designer on a Thursday.
He reviewed the prototype with the physician on Tuesday, got some feedback, and then worked on design refinements on Wednesday. By Thursday, he was ready to print a second 3D prototype. The physician brought that prototype to a meeting with potential investors on Friday. With the prototype in hand, the physician successfully communicated the design to investors and officially founded the company that day.
Eight days from concept to funding. While that may not be typical, says McLaughlin, it demonstrates the value of a high-quality, working prototype. "A CAD printout just isn't as compelling," he says. "The physician told us that having that physical, working prototype was definitely a factor in his being able to land funding so quickly."
In another example, Orchid Design worked with a client who was designing a plate that would be used for fractures. Using CT and MRI data and the Objet Alaris30, the designers were able to print 5 to 10 bones of varying surface geometry and 5 prototype plates, to see which plate design would be most versatile on different types of surfaces. "Outsourcing all of those prototypes to a service bureau would have cost at least $3,000 and taken weeks," says McLaughlin. "With the Alaris30, we did it all in-house in a couple of days. In fact, we now print a lot of bones when we're working on a project, to double check design and fit. That would have been cost prohibitive in the past."
In-house rapid prototyping capability has also helped Orchid Design earn more repeat business from happy clients. "Rapid prototyping, and the subsequent design enhancements it facilitates, really helps showcase our expertise not just in design, but also in manufacturability," says McLaughlin. "And our customers remember that when it comes time to transfer the product into manufacturing. It gives them a really high degree of comfort about working with Orchid for the entire process, not just design."
McLaughlin strongly believes that having the Objet Alaris30 printer is a competitive advantage for Orchid Design. "Until the Objet Alaris30 came to market, high-resolution 3D printing was really cost prohibitive for a company our size," says McLaughlin. "Now that we have it, we tend to use it for all our projects, and the feedback from our customers has been terrific. It's pretty amazing to see someone's face when you give them a real model that brings their idea to life. It really blows them away."
"As soon as we saw the Objet Alaris30, we knew we had to have it," McLaughlin concludes." It was a no brainer. Objet provides by far the best resolution and speed at this price point. Nothing else even comes close."
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Saturday night, 25 year-old Dwayne Andrew, of Quitman, was operating a Crane at the Langboard Timber Plant. Sheriff's deputies say the crane started to collapse and Andrew was thrown out the window of the crane's box.
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I'm on b2... They sped those animations up... Does this make a difference?
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For me it didn't so much speed up the animations as it did eliminate them altogether. Is that what it's supposed to do? I just wanted them faster, not gone. On a 5s.
Just download-hidden settings7, (first)!, then download NoSlowAnimation.
If you have just download hidden setings7, you will notice, that every time you set it up, and then you respring later on , It will reset to normal.
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I think it is only for iPhone 5s!
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If you want to learn more about autism and the varied symptoms that come with that diagnosis there is a special lecture series being held at Texas Tech University.
Dr. Temple Grandin is speaking on the subject of autism as part of a Texas Tech lecture series next Wednesday night. Dr. Grandin, an Associate Professor at Colorado State University, is author of "The Way I See It: A Personal Look at Autism & Asperger's. She has been seen on talk-shows nationally, and is autistic herself.
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One Mom tells us how she copes.
Raising six children is challenging enough, but each of Robin Kirton's six children has been diagnosed with some degree of autism. Here's her side of the story:
Mom•Logic: You've said you receive criticism from others for
having so many kids, even after you knew several of them had autism.
How do you handle that?
Robin: As a mother, I love my children and totally focus on the positive. If I didn't, life would suck. When I get these negative comments from people, I do respond to most of them. I have heard the most awful things--people have used the term "morons" and even "inbreed." I just politely put them in their place.
Mom•Logic: Did you always want a big family?
Robin: We always wanted a large family, and we both came from large families. We were so used to having all these people around--to us, it's more love. The joy multiplied every time a new child was born. Although I didn't see the autism coming, I felt like it would be the biggest regret of my life if I didn't bring all these children into the world.
Mom•Logic: What are your hopes and fears for the future?
Robin: We will all just do the best we can. If the kids never talk or if they don't potty train, it's OK. We will love them just the same. To us, these children are perfect. They help my husband and I become better people. I think all children are special, and I would feel the same way about them whether they had autism or not. I feel so privileged to have them in our lives, and we just love them.
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The 77-year-old Gagliardi handled his latest accomplishment with the utmost of modesty as he thanked the thousands of men who played for him over the years and said he was looking forward to coaching St. Johns in the NCAA Division III playoffs for the sixth straight year.
Players say he never mentioned the number 409 unless he was "talking about cleaning supplies."
Despite his efforts to downplay his accomplishment, there was clearly something special in the air as the Johnnies took the field in Collegeville, Minn. An estimated 13,107 fans braved the cold and packed the stadium to witness a piece of history.
Gagliardi owes his success not only to his keen grasp of football strategy and tactics but also to his unique coaching philosophy, which features his legendary "list of nos."
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Blacksabre said...
Ok, all. Cristian crosses over into morondom at the point where he starts telling us not just to use addons, but to specifically use HIS addons. He hasn't done that, yet, but he's getting close.
There's a lotta reasons for NOT using addons. One is that addons sap your system. If you're running a Windows computer with a half gig of memory, and trying to make it across Dalaran to get the fishing daily, you now all about how addons are wrecking you.
Now, Cristian uses all these addons...and he's happy. I use Decursive, Quartz, and Omen. I don't use any of the others he mentioned, and I don't miss them. So take his suggestions with a grain of salt. Don't install an addon unless you find you have a NEED for it.
Blacksabre said...
Dude, that's very easy to say when you CAN afford it...but my computer has no room for added expansion...I have two GB, by the way...and your comment that if you can't afford the computer you shouldn't be playing Wow is idiotic.
You, sir, are simply stupid.
Have a nice day.
You're a fool to try to play wow with anything less than 1GiB of RAM, and it's been that way since WoW came out. BC pushed a 1GiB system pretty hard in Shatt, and Wrath pretty much requires 2GiB if you want to go to Dalaran... though everywhere else 1-1.5GiB will do you fine.
The issue has nothing to do with addons, you will have the exact same problems in packed cities regardless of addon if you don't have enough memory to avoid the page file in the first place. Even loading up 150MiB of resource-intensive addons is a drop in the bucket compared to loading up all those play textures in a city.


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I am grade 12 student who has just recently graduated. You might call me accomplished, and in a way, I am, but not in the way you'd think. 12 years of pouring over text books and being lined up to be judged in front of my peers has not made me any more intelligent. I can tell you the first 45 digits of Pi and I can explain to you the difference between an acid and a base, I can recite the Pythagorean Theorem in my sleep, I will recite lines out of a textbook like they are a religion. But I cannot tell you the value of security, or of kindness. The distinct contrast between personal health and personal gain. I can tell you in grade 10 four of my classmates attempted to take their own lives before finals. I can tell you our counsellors office is always booked. I can tell you how when I didn't understand something in AP Chemistry my teacher asked me to leave if I could not participate in his class. I merely asked him to explain a question. Instead of doing his job and teaching, he told me to leave. Told me I was not good enough to be there. Mistakes are viewed as failure in these hallways. A wrong answer is a sin you must atone to, not a human error, but a flaw so grand it defines your entire life course. There is no "average" here. We all must exceed expectations. Do your parents know that a grade that is considered average is a "C"? When I got a C in fourth grade my parents grounded me for a month. They said I was lazy and stupid and incompetent and that I'd better smarten up and stop fooling around. I never fooled around. I am driven by a deep need to impress others. I never fool around. I worked and worked and worked, with a deep hollow of anxiety in my chest. I have never been good at History, but I worked and worked and I attained at best a low B. It was not good enough. It is not said but we are expected to put our education before our personal health. It is not asked of us, but it is what we must do to achieve what we are asked to achieve. Our teachers will tell you, "Oh, I only give them one hour of homework each night." Which is essentially true, each of my five teachers only gives me one to two hours of homework each night. Hmm, that adds up to 5-10 hours of homework, and overdue classwork, and projects. Say goodbye to sleep, say goodbye to feeling calm. I've developed a deep rooted anxiety disorder due to school and perfectionistic tendencies. Even when you get 100 percent on an assignment they still criticise you, it is never good enough. One slip, and you are in deep deep trouble. I can tell you that 90 percent of us try our hardest, and our teachers and parents stand in the sidelines, screaming, "You can do better than that!"
Sam's hair
can't even not reblog this
this is beautiful now my walls are covered in cum
Well he's had one hair cut
(Source: addicted-to-demonblood, via inufan330)
I have the biggest empathy for girls who's boyfriends cheat/ leave them for someone else. That shit is so depressing and sole destroying. It's basically your entire world telling you that someone is better than you… That same person built your self esteem and gained your trust and made you feel wonderful but also can do the complete opposite out of nowhere and trade you for someone without warning.
Issues # 2 - Cheating
Cheating is never acceptable, no matter who you are with. I've learned plenty things about this subject because I know that things can seem complicated. I know that at times you want to …


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