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A magnetic filament of solar material erupted on the sun in late September, breaking the quiet conditions in a spectacular fashion. The 200,000 mile-long filament ripped through the sun's atmosphere, the corona, leaving behind what looks like a canyon of of fire. (NASA/Solar Dynamics Observatory)
Kindergarten children dressed in military uniforms carry toy guns at a park in Dongyang, Zhejiang province, China.
Supporters of the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) gather at Freedom Park during a protest in central Phnom Penh. The CNRP began a three-day mass demonstration over a disputed national election, which extended the long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen's rule for another five years.
Riot police advance behind the cover of their shields as flames from Molotov cocktails thrown by anti-government protesters burn around them during clashes in Budaiya, west of Manama, Bahrain.
A member of the Austrian special forces is suspended in the air after jumping from one of the highest bungee jump cranes in the world, in front of the historical Hofburg palace in Vienna.
A bus stands in flames after it was set afire by opposition supporters trying to defy a ban on protests, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The government has banned rallies in some parts of the country, fearing violence as the opposition gears up for street protests.
Thai women hold a portrait of Supreme Patriarch Somdet Phra Nyanasamvara aged 100, outside the Chulalongkorn hospital, in Bangkok. Supreme Patriarch died due to a blood infection following recent surgery for an intestinal infection, according to Chulalongkorn hospital where he had been receiving treatment.
Fall colors in Confederation Park in Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Photo taken by Cuong Pham/Canada/VOA reader)
Star-studded center of the Milky Way towards the constellation of Sagittarius (NASA, ESA, and G. Brammer)
An Indian child plays in a dry river bed after flood waters receded in Allahabad.
A tourist poses next to a two-meter-high blood red sculpture of a head blowing bubble gum by Qian Sihua, which is part of the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition which runs on the Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk in Sydney, Australia.
A man plays with his family at Mamzar beach in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
A flock of starlings fly above a boat on Lake Leman during a misty autumn day near Cully, western Switzerland.
Traditional sumo wrestling club members at Saitama Sakae junior and senior high school prepare for a photo session with cyclists including Tour de France winner Christopher Froome of Britain in Saitama, north of Tokyo, Japan.
A man puts out earthen lamps to dry in the sun at his workshop ahead of the Hindu festival of Diwali in the northern Indian city of Amritsar.
A flag covers the face of an honor guard during a welcoming ceremony for the visiting Mongolian Prime Minister Norovyn Altankhuyag outside the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China.


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I'm already running a WordPress installation just fine under a mapped domain.
The current setup points
(www).sample.com to
/sample/ within
domain.com, and it works fine. In the Create A Network section of the WP Codex, it states "Domain mapping, however, will not work" but I would like to know if it is possible to make this installation into a network by manually editing the .htaccess file or some configuration somewhere. I feel like this should be possible, I can't see a reason why it couldn't be done, it's just complicated. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
I'm already running a WordPress installation just fine under a mapped domain.
The current setup points
This is possible, and it actually should be very easy for you to do.
There are lots of ways that you could have this setup, depending on if your server is using cPanel, Plesk, etc. At its most basic, right now, your Apache virtual host points to your main web directory, maybe something like
How you do that will depend on your server's software if applicable. If you don't feel comfortable making changes to your server config, you should consult your web host and I'm sure they'd be happy to make this edit for you.
The first site in multisite installation will have /blog pre-pended to all permalinks. So its a bad idea to convert your existing site to a multisite installation. I suggest creating a new multisite install with domain mapping enabled. Then add a site to your network. When you do that it will create a bunch of tables like these:
wp_2_commentmeta | | wp_2_comments | | wp_2_contact_form_7 | | wp_2_links | | wp_2_options | | wp_2_postmeta | | wp_2_posts | | wp_2_term_relationships | | wp_2_term_taxonomy | | wp_2_terms
You want to replace these tables with the ones in your current blog. That would be a rename table operation in phpmyadmin. Rename and move the tables over to the multisite database.
Finally move wp-contents/uploads and any plugins and themes from your current blog to your multi-site install.
BTW you can have multi-site on a shared hosting account. Just make sure the document root of any multi-site domains is set to the multi-site wp installation directory.

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In Distant Worlds Legends, alien races may be introduced into your empire by migration and conquest. There are various ways to treat them. How will they affect the player's empire? What's a good strategy to deal with them?
There are various ways to benefit from aliens living in your empire. Depending on the race of the alien population they might give your empire some kind of bonus. For example certain races reduce the cost of ship maintenance, however the alien population needs to be big enough for a bonus to apply.
Some alien races make better soldiers than others. For example the Mortalen are better suited for combat than humans. So if you have a planet full of Mortalen's recruiting your troops from there will increase the combat power of your units.
Another way to exploit an alien race is by enslaving them. Enslaving an alien race will give you a GDP boost on the planet where they are enslaved, on the flip side this will anger any empire whose population is composed of the race you are enslaving.
A downside of having aliens live within your borders is that they become unhappy if you declare war on an empire of their won race. For example if you declare war on a Securan empire any Securans living in your empire will become unhappy.


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by Steve Rockwood
Project G20's an aerodynamic disaster. It's blockish shape leads to a car that makes masonry look sleek. As a result of poor aero combined with suspension balance in line with "loose is fast, don't be a <sissy>", we needed all the APR aero help we could to tame this bronco.
Toyo has been a staple in the R-compound world ever since it introduced the RA1. Until now, they didn't offer a true DOT dry weather track tire. With the Proxes RR, Toyo makes a run at this hotly contested field. We tested a set to find out if they succeeded.
TESTED: Achilles GS-328 Race Tire
By Steve Rockwood
I've driven on a lot of tires, some of them horrible, some of them great. All of them have been DOT legal. Until now. When we were approached by Achilles Tire to try out their new GS-328 racing slick on Project G20 Racecar, we predictably jumped at the opportunity.
TESTED: Toyo Proxes RA1
It seems the RA1 has been around since before time began. Ask an "old timer" (well, relatively) and they'll tell you that the RA1 was the holy grail of DOT competition tires. A decade ago, a walk through the hot pits of any track event would net you rows and rows of RA1-shod cars. Times have changed, but have they passed the RA1 by? We installed a set on Project G20 Racecar to find out.
Project Infiniti G20 Racecar: Transmission Upgrades
It seems that every time we try to do something to make Project G20 faster, we find a faster way to break something. This time around, we were certain that while the stock Nissan RS5F32V transmission in our G20 was made of sugar glass, that our modest turbo power levels, stock clutch, and not-so-abusive driving habits should make it last through a season. After three race laps, we were greeted with the all too familiar sound of a fork in a garbage disposal coming from the transmission. Someday, we'll learn a lesson the easy way.
TESTED: HANS Adjustable and Sparco Harness
Racing is hazardous to your health. With a helmet on, one of the most immediate dangers to your continued existence on this planet is a basilar skull fracture. I, like most out there, prefer my neck to stay unbroken, so I went in search of an SFI 38.1 compliant device and harness built specifically for it. Luckily, HANS and Sparco had something available that had higher expectations than me.
Project Infiniti G20 Racecar: Even More Power
In kid's soccer, everyone gets a trophy, regardless of finishing order. No winners, no losers. Motorsports, on the other hand, is completely defined by whether you're winning or losing. Unfortunately, our normally aspirated SR20 was not so mighty when compared to the other MPTCC cars, so we forced some air down its throat in the hopes of finally getting some hardware.
Project G20 Racecar: AEM AQ-1 Data Logger Install
My memory is horrible. Outside of which landmarks to aim for, my recollection of what I just did to nail that last corner just right is downright absent, and I couldn't really even tell you if it actually was nailed just right. Peak coolant temp on that last session? Hell if I know, seemed fine when I bothered to look at it. A/F ratios? The guy behind me said I shot flames on decel, so rich would be my guess. Intake temps? No clue. The fact is, there's a lot going on inside a racecar, and it requires a whole hell of a lot more of my attention than I can give. Enter the AEM AQ-1 Data Logger.
TESTED: Goodyear Eagle RS Competition Tire
The most important part of a race car, and likely the largest expense you'll have in any given racing weekend, is tires. As a result, I want to make those expensive gumballs last as long as possible without going slow. In the never ending game of rubberized trade-offs, we installed a set of Goodyear Eagle RS DOT R-compound tires on Project G20 Racecar.
Project Infiniti G20 Racecar: More Power!
Road racing is a thrill that has few equals in the wide world of wheels. Drag racing, unless you're talking nitro cars, is a thrill that quickly loses its lustre. Losing a drag race while road racing, however, is an exercise in abject frustration. Nothing will make you hate your car more than nailing that apex and throttle point perfectly to extract every ounce of momentum coming out of the corner, only to watch your opponent sail right past you on a long straightaway and park it in front of you in the next corner. Project G20 Racecar's tired engine, with over 130,000 miles on it, was destined to only let us down. We needed to fix it.
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TEMPLE (November 1, 2012)--Northbound Interstate 35 was blocked Thursday in Temple after an 18-wheeler overturned.
Temple police Cpl. Christopher Wilcox said the truck was hauling large sections of pipe which were strewn across all the northbound lanes of traffic.
The driver was not injured, Wilcox said, and no other vehicles were involved.
Wilcox said it likely would take an hour to clear the debris and get traffic moving at a regular pace.
Northbound traffic was being diverted at the Adams Avenue exit northbound.
Southbound traffic was not affected, he said.
The driver, who police said was a 55 year old Mississippi man, was not injured.


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Wilson, one of 10 winners chosen from more than 3,200 nominations, received $5,000 and was honored at a ceremony this week in New York.
"We are thrilled that Oceana was honored in this way," said Bennington College President Elizabeth Coleman. "I can't think of anyone more deserving of this kind of national recognition—her generosity of spirit, thoughtful support, and infectious enthusiasm would set her apart in any community. Bennington is fortunate to have her in the heart of ours."
"The 3,200 nominations received were rich with anecdotes of personal transformation," said ALA President Camila Alire. "We congratulate this year's 10 winners while recognizing these stories as a testimony to the importance of all librarians nationwide and the positive impact libraries and librarians have on their communities."
Since taking over as Director of Crossett Library five years ago, Wilson has served as an invaluable resource, educator, and friend to the entire Bennington community—known for (among other things) organizing popular events and projects, and for her thoughtful responses to student requests.
As staff and faculty member Carol Meyer said in her nomination of Wilson: "Oceana has had a tremendous impact on the intellectual life of the College. Her personalized approach to supporting the specific needs of both faculty and students has fostered a culture of creativity, adventure, and dynamism that debunks the stereotype of the library as a quiet monolith where people go only to study."
Read Meyer's entire nomination here.
The I Love My Librarian Award encourages library users to recognize the accomplishments of exceptional public, school, college, community college, and university librarians. The awards program intends to demonstrate how librarians are improving the lives of the people in their communities. Up to ten winners will be selected annually through 2012.
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Is there such a thing as repressed memories? Suppose a person undergoes a traumatic event (e.g failing out of school, having a relative die suddenly). Is it normal for the person to act as if everything is normal? Do the traumatic events have an affect on someone even if they dont think about it every day?
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The amygdala is able to effective process emotional memory, independently of attention.
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Your Racing Seat: An Intro To SelectionWritten by on August 1, 2002 For A Driver, The Seat Is Your Office Chair. Make Sure It Fits And Works
There is a lot more to your racing seat than having a comfortable place from which to race.
Comfort is definitely required to prevent fatigue, but safety is the major concern. How should you fit into the seat and what kind of seat and seat accessories should you have? Circle Track went to Steve Kirkey from Kirkey Racing Fabrication, Inc. to learn more about seat selection, how to fit one to your body and how they can provide you with the best support and protection.
Seat Construction
The construction of racing seats can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and seat style. With any seat, the most important consideration is that it is made with strong, durable material to keep the driver well supported and safe. In an effort to cover most of the racers, we looked at a seatKirkeys 36 Seriesthat is designed for short-track racing from Hobby Stocks up to Late Models, both on dirt and pavement. The 36 Series seat is constructed with 0.125-inch, 5052-grade aluminum and has an aluminum extrusion bead running around the edges to make the seat strong and prevent any sharp spots. The headrest has a reinforced tubular rolled edge and offset aluminum extrusion around the perimeter to increase strength and driver safety.
When the cover was designed, the same effort was used to create good support throughout. A half-inch of high-density polyurethane foam is used throughout the entire seat with one-inch extra padding on the left and right rib areas. The seat features an inner-thigh support designed to keep your legs from flopping around from the g-forces created by normal racing and in the event of an accident.
Seat Accessories
There are several Kirkey seat accessories designed to keep the driver comfortably supported and safe. Starting at the top of the seat, there are right and left head supports. These supports are designed to help with neck fatigue by holding your head in an upright position. They will also slow your head down during a side impact. The head supports are bolted onto the back of the headrest, wrap around the sides and extend outward about seven to eight inches. The head supports are wrapped in half-inch, high-density polyurethane foam.
Moving down the seat, shoulder supports can be added to keep your body from falling over the side of the seat and increase body support during cornering. They are also bolted onto the back of the seat, wrap around the sides and extend outward seven to eight inches. They should be positioned with the driver in the seat so they fit snug against each shoulder, but not so tight that the driver is unable to move freely. The shoulder supports are wrapped in one inch of high-density polyurethane foam.
The lumbar support is a small piece of foam fitted to the lower seat underneath the cover to give stability and comfort to your lower back. Most of all, it removes any space between your back and the seat. This is critical in an accident because space means your body can move and movement can cause injury. The leg supports are designed to support your legs, minimizing fatigue.
Position them in the car where its comfortable and gives your legs the most support, then bolt the support onto the side of the seat. If you look at the picture of our seat, the upholstery is cut back so the supports can be added quite easily. The cover can be removed and attached at will. The leg supports are bolted to the sides of the seat and are wrapped with an inch of high-density polyurethane foam.
Fitting the seat to your body When buying a seat, the most important step is getting one designed for the type of racing youre doing and one that fits your body. If there is extra room between you and the seat, then you have the ability to slide around. This gives you less support and increases the chances of injury.
How do you pick the correct-sized seat? First, you start by measuring your body. The most important measurement is hip width from side to side. Take this measurement while sitting on a bench in your full racing suit with your legs hanging over the side and measure through the centerline of the body. This is the biggest part of your body and where all the weight is in the seat. Fitting a seat in this manner is similar to buying a pair of shoes: you need to be snug in the seat, not too tight but not too loose. You should feel pressure on your hips. Next, measure the shoulders, width of chest, height of your armpit, chest depth, driver height and weight. You should fit into the seat the same way in these locations as the hips: snug with a little pressure.
Make sure the seat youre sitting in is properly sized for you, Kirkey says. A lot of guys buy a used car and they just sit in the seat that comes with it, Nine times out of 10, its not the right seat. Be aware of some older seats. A seat, over time, will fatigue just like any other part. It may not be visual, but the aluminum will fatigue after just normal use. When youre buying a used car or if the car you have has a seat thats more than three or four years old, its time to buy a new one.
In the event of an accident, Kirkey said replacement of the seat is a judgment call. If the seat is just bent slightly, no more than a half-inch or so, and you can spring it back in shape, you dont need to replace it. But, if the seat is in any way deformed beyond a half-inch, pulled away from its mounting bolts, the rib supports been opened up straight or the leg support is opened up straight, then the seat has done its job and its time for a new one.
As in anything to do with racing, safety should always come first. If youre a driver, then the seat is your office chair, the place youll be spending the majority of your time. Selecting the proper seat and making sure it is as safe as possible is the primary building block toward cockpit safety.
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A lumbar cushion supports the lower back and removes any air gap between you and the seat to minimize injury in the case of an accident.The head support extends out from the sides of the headrest area and is designed to minimize fatigue. It also holds your head in place, slowing its motion during an accident.Shoulder supports can also be bolted on the back of the seat, extending around the shoulders to give you additional support during cornering. It also helps slow your upper body's motion during a crash.The leg supports hold your legs in place, restricting movement while driving and in the event of a crash.This drawing shows you the key measurement points. When making your measurements, use a straight edge, not a tape measure. A tape measure will conform to your body's shape giving a false measurement. A straight edge (yardstick) will show the width of your body as it would be in the seat. Starting with the chest width (A), this measurement should be taken 1-1/2 inches below the armpit. Next, the shoulder height (B) is taken by sitting on a flat surface with your legs hanging over the side. Place the straight edge on the flat surface and measure up to the top of your shoulders. The armpit height (C) is measured the same way as the shoulder height, except you measure up to the armpit. For hip width (D), using the straight edge, measure across the midsection of your hip while sitting on a flat surface. This gives a true hip-width measurement as if you were in the driving seat. The last measurement is chest depth (E). This is done by placing your back flat against a wall and measuring 1-1/2 inches below the armpit from the wall outward.


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Thinking back to your earliest days of
school, one of the first things you learned were your ABC's. The alphabet
is the foundation for almost everything else we see or do in school.
Reading, writing and even math use the letters of the alphabet, so the
first step to any kind of learning is knowing these important building
blocks. Of course, your ABC's may have a job to do, but they aren't always
boring. There are plenty of pictures, words, alphabet coloring pages,
books, and games that use the ABC's, and people of all ages have been known
to secretly enjoy singing the alphabet songs we all know and love.
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Sources: Aaron's Law (PDF), The Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act (FASTR) [PDF], Sen. Wyden, Rep. Lofgren on Wired
quote: In short people need to get over themselves! unless you are calling Afghanistan the NSA can give a rats ass about you! you are not special despite what you have been taught.
quote: First they came for the communists, and I didn't care because I wasn't a communist.Then they came for the Jews, and I didn't care because I wasn't a Jew.Then they came for the homosexuals, and I didn't care because I wasn't gay.Then they came for me, and there is nobody willing to help me.
quote: You're an idiot.
quote: Think about what you just said on a different level. Currently you see things in black and white. What if it isn't? Because this NSA spying scandal is anything but ordinary.
quote: It's easy to say you are free when you don't have your freedom forcibly taken away from you.
quote: Your government is busy chipping away your freedoms under the excuse of "national security". What have you ever received in return? Nothing.
quote: Shades of grey..learn something then get back to me.
quote: What i did imply was that they have done nothing illegal based on the Government we elected into place that created the NSA prism project.
quote: Gathering intelligence in order to determine potential threats does not fall under unreasonable search and seizure of personal effects.
quote: Since we cannot racially profile like other countries do perhaps you have a better way of securing this republic?
quote: I have a gun cabinet full of reasons why my freedom will never be forcibly taken away from me; that you can bank on.
quote: Yep, and look what happened to the hours before the Boston Marathon Bombing. They knew it's going to happen. The Russians even warned them about it. They did nothing. They just let the whole thing blow up and clean the mess afterwards.
quote: Has their been another 911 style attack? somethings working wonder what it is.
quote: To answer this question you would need to answer the following questions: has anyone planned such an attack? Has anyone been capable of executing such an attack? How close to executing the attack did they come? What prevented them from executing the attack? Was it prevented by the NSA program? I'm sure you'd have a damn hard time answer those questions for the time between 2001 and 2013, since almost all intelligence activity is classified.
quote: And i am glad of it! because in order to find out that information you have to give away methods and capability to any potential enemy!Frankly if you want those answers for your own piece of mind suit up get your clearance and go work for the NSA! hey you can be an evil civilian to back up evil government programs(its obvious to me that the civilians are the weakest link here).On a side note ask yourself why else would they collect this information? if they were truly evil do ya think the NSA would need legislation to spy on you? so far i have heard because they (the evil government) wants to create an Orwellian surveillance state...to what ends? Soviet Era citizen spying was unique to the culture and the paranoid government at the time it was used to suppress overall discontent with the state and is part and parcel to authoritarian rule. You think the soviets waited for the approval of the proletariat to start surveillance programs analogous to the NSA with the patriot act?Seriously people need to think rather than just emote the meme of the day.
quote: Originally posted by Fern (Anandtech forums super moderator):We just got caught spying on the entire world - and I'm referring here to spying on regular citizens (ethically if not legally violating their right to privacy) - and going into full 'bully mode' makes us look even worse.Russia? We don't even have an extradition treaty with Russia. We didn't want one and I think that's the right call. Trying to bully Putin just reveals our impotence. Probably gives him a good giggle too. We need to drop the 'bully crap' with them, it makes us look stupid.I also think there are many out there who, based on current evidence, are getting downright hysterical in there claims that Snowden is some kind of major spy, a traitor about to give up all kinds of damaging info on the US. Some are borderline apocalyptic in their predictions etc. How about chilling on that crap? Even it was true we look absolutely desperate etc. And maybe we shouldn't be alienating Snowden so much. It validates his fear of the US govt, and I think, makes him more sympathetic to people.And our intelligence service looks not only malevolent and stupid, but utterly incompetent. One low level who doesn't even work for the US govt bring down multi billion $ intel infrastructure?


text: Ian Wilson was born in 1940 in Durban, South Africa, and moved to New York in 1966, where he would spend the next two decades. A student at the Art Students League of New York, Wilson's practice developed concordantly with the period's emergent Minimalism. Since the first Discussion was held in Lawrence Weiner's studio in 1968, Wilson's Discussions have occurred at venues worldwide, including Institute of Contemporary Arts, London (1970, 1975); California Institute of the Arts, Los Angeles (1971); New York University (1971, 1977); Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, Netherlands (1976–83, 1985, 1986, 2009); Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris (1981, 2005); Documenta VII, Kassel (1982); Kunsthalle Bern, Germany (1983); the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York (1986); Musée d'art moderne et contemporain de Genève (2000); Kunsthalle Basel (2000); Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam (2002); Galerie Jan Mot, Brussels (2004, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2012); Frieze Art Fair, London (2005); and Museion Bolzano, Italy (2008). Beginning in September 2012, Wilson's work will be featured in the Brooklyn Museum's survey of Conceptual art, Materializing "Six Years": Lucy R. Lippard and the Emergence of Conceptual Art. Wilson lives and works in New York.


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Prep Basketball Standout Forced to Sit for Rest of Year
Sanders ineligible after transferring too late; junior eyes appeal.
Published: Monday, December 2, 2013 at 11:25 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, December 2, 2013 at 11:25 p.m.
Corey Sanders watched Kathleen's 64-24 rout of Santa Fe Catholic from the Red Devils' bench last week.
For now, all he can do is watch after transferring to Kathleen from IMG Academy on Nov. 22.
Because he transferred after the basketball season began, the junior point guard is ineligible to play.
"He can practice but not play in a contest," Kathleen athletic director Gary Lineberger said.
Sanders said he left IMG for personal reasons.
"My mother had gotten really sick, and she had to go to Gainesville and be in the hospital and stuff, and there was no one there to take care of my sister other than me," Sanders said. "So I had to come home to be there for my mom and my sister through these times."
Sanders is a four-star prospect on Rivals.com and has received offers from nine schools, including Tennessee, Memphis, Marquette, Xavier, South Florida and Central Florida.
Sanders committed to UCF earlier this fall only to decommit months later.
"My parents thought I committed too early and I needed to weigh my options," Sanders said.
When his former McKeel Academy teammate and fellow hot prospect Dwayne Bacon transferred to IMG during the summer, Sanders quickly followed suit, even though he had already enrolled at Kathleen.
"He told me about it and told me it was a real good opportunity," Sanders said. "It gives you a closer look into college."
Sanders never played a game at IMG but participated in early morning weight lifting and practices while balancing his schoolwork.
"It was hard, but it wasn't (anything) that was too hard," Sanders said.
Because of the timing of Sanders' transfer, Lineberger said they missed the deadline to appeal to the Florida High School Athletic Association in December but are shooting for an appeals hearing in early January.
If the FHSAA grants the appeal, Sanders would be eligible to play that day, Lineberger said.
"His attitude seems really good," Lineberger said. "He knew there was a chance he could not play, and he was willing to sit."
The Red Devils are off to a 4-0 start this season, and adding Sanders before the district tournament could bode very well for Kathleen making a run in the regional playoffs.
"I can't wait because it's a real young team," Sanders said. "We could be a state team. I feel it."
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Igor Butman at Gracie Mansion
June 16, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: concerts
WBGO is currently recording Igor Butman's set from Gracie Mansion.
Hopefully, you'll get to hear it online very soon. Stay tuned.
Coming Soon - Live at Gracie Mansion
June 16, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive, Live Music, Places and Spaces
We're broadcasting live from Gracie Mansion in about an hour. Each year,
WBGO broadcasts the opening celebration for the JVC Jazz Festival New York.
Saxophonist Igor Butman is currently on the stage, and we'll join the action
when the Rodriguez Brothers play. They'll have vibraphonist Joe Locke joining
their set, and you can hear it live. Showtime is 6:15pm ET. All times are
Martial Solal at MoMA
June 16, 2008. Posted by Becca Pulliam.Add new comment | Filed under: Jazz Alive
Saturday night a big event took place as pianist Martial Solal and bassist Francois Mouton from France drew perhaps 200 people (guess-timate) to the Museum of Modern Art, despite a monsoon-like rainstorm. Solal's repertoire is what student pianists had to learn in the 1970s. Examples from Saturday night are Cherokee, I Remember April, Round Midnight, Tea for Two, Body & Soul, Have You Met Miss Jones, Caravan, All the Things You Are, Ellington medley. What he does with them is his own! And Modern as in MoMA, I would say. His appearance at the Modern was part of its jazz film series, because he wrote the score to Godard's Breathless. But it would be fascinating to explore Solal's music in relation to the Modern collection, because he breaks up the melodies like 20th century painters fractured the natural visual order. If anyone knows more about this, please comment! His hands look totally relaxed, and seem to do exactly what's required, nothing extra. That can be fast fingers or a hand-fling or a pull-off, or two-handed glissandos going straight out from the center of the keys. Solal's mind must be as relaxed as his hands. Au contraire, Moutin dances with his bass, jerks, jumps, the two men are a contrast, decades apart in age but a great duo and appreciating each other a lot. Though Solal told us "I'll get tired before you do," eventually he closed the concert. Before it had begun, a drenched David Cruz -- spotted in the audience -- commented that it may be awhile before Solal (born in 1927 in Algiers, settled in Paris in 1950) is back. He has a new CD, though, and I hope lots of people will find their way to it.
He has a new CD -- Longitude -- with notes by the Rutgers Inst of Jazz Studies' (and WBGO's) Dan Morgenstern, who writes , "There are few greater pleasures in a jazz lover's life than listening to the music of Martial Solal. At 80, Solal seems to find as much joy in the creation of his unique artistry and transmit just as much of a sense of discovery to the listener as ever in his long and brilliant career."
Pianist Esbjorn Svensson Dies
June 15, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: News, Notes, reuters
Reuters has reported that pianist Esbjorn Svensson died yesterday, during a
scuba diving excursion. He was 44 years old.
In 2001, I had the opportunity to interview the members of EST in New York,
just as the Swedish trio was gaining some recognition in the US. I say that
because they were already huge stars in their native Sweden. The show,
Introducing EST, coincided with the release of Somewhere Else Before.
Listen to it here. It includes some sections of that interview with Esbjorn,
Dan Berglund, and Magnus Ostrom, as well as a live in-studio performance.
You can also listen to EST from North Sea Jazz, courtesy JazzSet and Radio
Guillermo Klein Y Los Guachos - 6.11.08
June 12, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: blog, brian blade, concerts, Jazz Alive, Listening Post, Live Music Blogging, photos
Listen to the show.
Listen to an interview.
See some photos.
Read the live blog.
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I have seen many people say that one of the things that the arba minim (four species used on Succot) relate symbolically to the name of God, each species corresponding to another letter. What is the source of this idea?
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The Beis Yosef (OC 651) writes in the name of the Rikanti (Parshas Emor Vayikra 23:40) [my own translation]:
The Zohar (Parshas Vayechi Daf 220) also writes that the four species correspond to the name of Hashem.
just an interesting side point: there's actually a hidden fifth "specie"
And it's not just our awareness of nature that we need to focus on. Vayikra 23:40 says, "And you shall take yourselves on the first day the fruit of the Hader tree, of the date palm, the leaves of the hyssop and willow..." (close enough, anyway). Before we recite the blessing on these 4 minim- species most siddurs have a Y'he Rotsone, a brief prayer as kind of a preface to the mitsvah. In it we say, "...osiyos shimcha hamiyuchad tikarev echad el echad v'hoyu l'achadim b'yadi v'laidah aich shimchah nikrah alai..."- the letters of Your Name [Hashem's four letter name] You should bring close, one to one, and unite them in my hand to know how Your Name is called upon me..."
The Arizal says that the 5 books of Moses parallel the FIVE elements of Hashem's name; the last 4 books parallel the 4 letters and the first book parallels the kotes- the point of the inscribed letter yud! This mysterious kotes is created by the concave head of the yud. If the head of the yud is a right angle it is invalid. It's disputed if the kotes is the top point or the bottom point of the head. Our point, if Hashem's 4 letter name is really 5 parts, then why not take 5 minim?
Rav Wolfson says the answer is already revealed in understanding the portion of the Y'he Ratsone quoted above, "...to know how Your Name [Hashem] is called upon me..." ME! That's YOU!Hashem's Name is on the 4 minim and on us too! WE are the 5th specie paralleling the sublime kotes of the Yud!!
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which page should be my homepage?
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I'm not a UI person and would love to get your recommendation -
which page should be my homepage?
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This is really easy. Get Google Site Optimizer and try both methods. No one is going to be able to perfectly predict the results. However, the results answer your question.
When you say "should be my homepage" what do you mean? Do you mean for promotional purposes, for site navigation, or something else?
The reason I ask is that, to some extent, myvoternation.com is your home page, by definition. The top-level of a site is usually considered as it's homepage. For that reason i'd advise against 'pretending' that another page is your site's home (e.g. In navigation) since that's likely to confuse.
If the content that's currently on /mvn/questions is more relevant when acting as home page content than the content of the current home page, then that's an argument to change the content of the current home page.
The simple answer is: every page is your home page.
Many visitors to your site will arrive via search engines such as Google. Most of these visitors will not land on your home page. This means you have to treat every page as your start page and write your content accordingly.
For example, I work on a large website where fewer than 9% of visitors arrive on the home page.
The importance of the home page has been in decline for at least 7 years. This trend seems likely to continue.
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This is my current system which I have had for at least 4 years (apart from Windows 7)
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit (6.1, Build 7600) (7600.win7_gdr.101026-1503)
Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3500+, ~2.2GHz
Memory: 4GB RAM
Graphic Card: ATI RADEON 9600 Series (Display Memory: 383 MB, Dedicated Memory: 255 MB, Shared Memory: 127 MB)
Hard Drive: Maxtor 6Y080P0 ATA Device 80GB
It runs FM ok but the 3d is a bit stuttery, more than a bit when there is any kind of hard disk activity. I am looking to upgrade or buy a new system and have around £400 - £500 to spend. Any suggestions or help would be most welcome.
If you can answer the questions I posted on the last page, I'll try to help.
Its the 4th or 5th post from bottom.
Sorry Ishu I had only read the first 4 pages.
Uses - FM and internet
MAX budget - £500
Overclock? Yes although I don't know a lot about overclocking.
OS Windows 7 (which I already have)
When will you buy the system? Hopefully before April
Anything you don't want to include in this? Like monitor, speaker, UPS, etc. Don't need a monitor or speakers as I already have them, sorry but I don't know what UPS is.
Thanks for any reply.
Intel i5 2500K £183
Gigabyte GA-H67A-UD3H B3 £120 (This won't let you overclock. If you want to overclock, wait till Z68 is released. April or May)
Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB £39
GSkill RipjawsX 2x2GB 1600MHz CL9 £40
CM Elite 430 £34
Seasonic S12II 430W £53
Total £465
70 leagues.
Thanks Ishu.
Thanks again Ishu
I notice that you have not included a graphics card in that set up. Is that because you think my current one (which is at least 4 years old) is good enough to run the 3D? It is already a bit jerky now although it tends to be worse when there is hard drive activity in the background. Or is there an integrated graphics card in the stuff you have recommended? Didn't spot one tbh.
The onboard graphic card is more than enough for FM and anything else except gaming.
Could anybody please tell me roughly how many leagues I could run on this computer? And what setting I could play 3D on as well?
Quad-core Intel® Core™ i5-750 (2.66 GHz)
ATI Radeon™ HD 5750 Graphics
Thanks in advance!
Ok so i posted in here a while ago and got a lot of good help from Ishu but due to christmas spending i'm yet to actually get a new computer. Its getting really annoying now as my laptop has rather had it tbh.
I'm after a desktop computer like before but i'd rather just have one thats already made rather than just oredring parts and my price range is about $AU800 - $AU900. I'd like a computer thats capable of running something like 20 leagues comfortably but i will settle for less if i can get a good deal.
Thanks in advance.
if i have a master degree in Electronic and computer science engineering would i be able to work at a place like si?
Windows XP
AMD ATHLON(TM) 64 PROCESSOR 3000+,~ 1,8 Ghz
How many leagues would my computer have? And should I buy something new processor or graphic card?
thx for the help
What parts would you use to build the ultimate FM2011 computer?
All leagues!
All players!
A motherboard for dual cpu? 4 cpu?
How many leagues are there in FM??
I suppose less than 150.
IMO 2600K OCed can easily handle that.
Upcoming Bulldozer and Ivybridge too.
So 1 CPU is enough.
A stock 2600K will run that.
An OCed 2500K might manage too.
I have a Acer 5742 - i3-370m Processor, 4 GD DDR3 RAM, Intel HD Graphics - How many leagues can I run?
P67 is the motherboard. You see the words "H67" in that Gigabyte mobo? Thats because its a H67. You want P67 if you want to overclock.
Your CPU should handle 60 - 70 leagues on stock.
Do you play any other games?
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Sometimes I play WC3 and diablo2 but its not so often... I play more fm07 because my computer cant handle fm11 :P What is overclock?
Then get the i5 2400 instead of that i5 2500k.
And don't buy a Graphic card.
And you can go for a cheaper power supply. Get the 400W model of that Antec or 520W.
Intel Core i5-2400 CPU @ 3.10GHz 3.10GHz
Windows 7 Home Premium [64 bit]
Do I need to add anything else?
60 .
heh, not too shabby :P
Cheers mate
Ishu, how many leagues would you recommend on a i5 760 OC'd at 3.80Ghz, with 4GB of 1600MHz RAM. I have a GTX 570 but I prefer 2d, so that doesn't matter much :P
55 .
I want to run all the leagues from Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Holland, Portugal, Russia, Scotland, Spain and Turkey. I have a mac i5 2.4 GHZ and 4GB RAM. In the game menu I think it gives me 1 and a half or 2 star for speed, will it be too slow to run all them leagues? I thought more leagues I run more players will be in the game.
Okej now I have take all the parts you said... How many leagues now? http://img585.imageshack.us/i/computer2.png/
To the H67??
Okej now I have the H67 http://img852.imageshack.us/i/computer3.png/ ... How many league should this have now?
It will run 55-65 leagues.
Okej thx for all help mate
No problem Buddy
Intel Core i7 860 2,8 GHZ
4 GB DDR3 memory
GeForce GT220 1024MB
I watch the matches in 2D. Would like to run a decent speed (few minutes for a week to pass) and would like to play this game till far in the future.
I am speaking only about the speed of the game, i.e. the speed in the loading after press "continue", considering that my wish is to play with 10 leagues active and a ddt of all players in the world.
- the HD affect the speed in the loading after the "continue"? the game on SSD would be faster?
- using DDR3 is it possible to detect a difference of performance using 4GB and 8GB?
- there is a difference in performance using Windows7 or Snow Leopard?
Now about the graphics, what I need to play with full details and without any problems?
1) No. Improvement in menus, profile opening etc? Not much.
2) FM can only use 2GB in 32bit OS and 4GB in 64bit OS. So no.
3) No idea.
4) Most discrete graphic cards will do. Newer onboards will be alright as well.
Is what Ishu says about FM only being able to use 4GB of RAM correct? Also can anyone point me to an SI guy confirming this?
I'm looking at a new Mac and was wondering if I'd see any difference between getting 4GB or 8GB of RAM, I'm decided on everything apart from the RAM so far.
Was wondering how many leagues I can run with this:
3GB Ram(2.74 GB Usable)
ADM V140 Processor 2.30 GHZ
I have Windows Vista Home Premium 64-Bit version
So how many leagues?
6 - 7
Yeah thanks Ishu, I wasn't doubting what you said I just wanted to double check. Your logic makes perfect sense, I just wasn't sure if FM was 32 or 64 bit beforehand
AMD Athlon II X3 450 (3,2 Ghz)
Windows 7 (32 bit)
Nvidia Geforce 9600 GT
What would be your FM recommendation for the following - how many leagues, player count ect...
HP G62-b28SA 15.6" Laptop - White
- Dual-core AMD Athlon™ II X2 P340 (2.2 GHz)
- Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
- Memory: 4GB
HP G56-130SA 15.6" Laptop - Black
- Dual-core Intel® Pentium® T4500 (2.3 GHz)
- Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit
- Memory: 4GB
Hi, How many leagues/players could I load on this :
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 (2.40GHz)
Memory - 3.25GB
Nvidia 9500 GT 1028mb
Windows XP 32- bit
I suggest an interesting experiment for all the people who want to understand which are the real correlation between processor-memory and performance of FM 2011 in terms of speed. Let's do like this: we all begin a new career with 1 nation, 7 leagues and DDD all nations (total of 307000 players), we say the specs of our computers and we report how did it take to run 3 months of game, what do you think?
Any ideas on number of leagues and amount of players i can run without FM being too slow?
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T6400 @ 2.00GHz
Memory (RAM) 4.00 GB
Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family
1308 MB Total available graphics memory
Primary hard disk 188GB Free (223GB Total)
Windows 7 64 Bit
This can help in buying a PC for FM. IMO just get the best possible CPU with adequate RAM. Other components do not have a major impact on performance.
If you wanna do a test, I would suggest something that finds out the impact of
1) Selecting a league as View Only and Playable
2) Loading additional players
3) Loading additional leagues
I thought of running these tests once (when a few other guys were doing something like this) but could get the time.
This will address the 3 points and also your CPU/RAM thing.Code:Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Test 5 Test 6 No of Players 15000 15000 30000 30000 60000 60000 No of leagues 2 4 2 4 15 15 VO 0 0 0 0 0 14 P 2 4 2 4 15 1 Avg RAM Used Avg CPU Used Save Size Time
VO - View Only
P - Playable
Time - Time for Holidaying 5 seasons.
If only someone with a decent PC (Something neither too weak or too powerful) could run these
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Windows 7 64bit
AMD Athlon X2 6000+ @3,1Ghz
How many Leagues would you suggest?
Hi Ishu
I have AMD Athlon 64 x2 Dual core Processor 4000+
and 4 gb ram
141 GB Hard Drive
Windows Vista
Dont now my Graphics Card?
How many leagues can i run and what improvements do i need and how much will it cost?
If I purchase how many league would I be able to run?
Whats better, i5, i7 or i9? I thought i9 but It seems you give more leauges to the i5s than the i7s.
I wish .
Intel® Core i5-450M Processor
- 2.40GHz (2.66 GHz Max Turbo Frequency)
- 2.5 GT/s DMI
- 3 MB Smart Cache
4GB installed DDR3 RAM
Intel HD graphics
what leagies would i be able tor run using large database keeping game speed at its highest,prefebrly 5stars??
Thinking of buying a laptop but want to be able to play fm 11 on it possibly in 3D would this be capable ? Thanks
•Intel Celeron Dual Core Processor T3500 (2.13GHz)
•3GB DDR3 1066Mhz RAM
•320GB SATA hard drive
•15.6in (1366 x 768 WXGA) gloss super bright display
•DVD SuperMulti dual layer optical drive
•Intel GMA X-4500DVMT graphics
•0.3MP webcam
•3 x USB ports
•802.11 b/g/N WiFi
•Windows 7 Home Premium
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Anyone help with the above post please would like to put an order in but need to know if 3D will work on the graphics posted above thanks
Before I start my game with the new patch is game speed 2 star slow? My computer performance is 5 star
Apple Macbook Pro
CPU Intel core I5 2.4GHZ
Memory 4GB DDR
Graphics card Intel HD and Nivdia GeoForce GT 330M
I would like to run Belgium, England, France, Holland, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Scotland, Russia all playable and all the leagues from each country from top to the bottom league. I'm just a bit worried 2 stars for game speed might be slow. I want to run them leagues so I can see how clubs from them countries are getting on in each league and able to have more players to buy in the database.
Where's Ishu when you need him
Hello again ishu :P How many leagues and the how the 3D ?
Intel Core i3 540 3,06 GHz 0,5 MB 4 MB
DIMM DDR3 1333 MHz 4 GB
NVIDIA GeForce G 315
how would people say the spec of the sony vaio vpcec2soe stack up against competitors and just in general?
# Operating System: Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium
# Chipset: Intel® HM55 Express Chipset
# Resolution: 1600 x 900
# Max Resolution External Display: 1920x1200
# Graphics: Graphic card name: ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 5470 graphics, video RAM memory: 512M, total graphics memory: (approx) 3250MB
# Aspect Ratio: 16:9
# Processor Name: Intel® Core™ i5-430M Processor
# Power and Performance: with Intel® Turbo Boost Technology
# Processor Speed: 2.26
# L2/L3 Cache (MB): 3
# Number of Cores: 2
# Memory: DDR3 SDRAM
# Hard Drive: Serial ATA 320(GB), optical drive type: Blu-ray Disc™ ROM Drive with DVD SuperMulti
any advice would be very grateful, as I can't really make sense of the figures and numbers. Ta
My 2D match engine feels unresponsive and slow.
I've got a Packard Bell EasyNote TM86, Intel Core i3-330M Processor, 4GB Memory. It says my graphics card is 'Intel(R) Graphics Media Accelerator HD, Intel HD Graphics. Are these graphics spec lower than the minimum requirement needed?
Otherwise, whats a good number of leagues to have for a longer term game and should I set some to view only [ones that I don't plan on playing in but would like to have up]
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Wamogo beats Thomaston at the buzzer
Wamogo 58, Thomaston 57: Nick Nemergut drained a 3-pointer at the buzzer from two steps behind the arc to lift Wamogo in BL action.
Nemergut finished with a game-high 26 points.
Wamogo trailed, 57-55, with 19 seconds left after Alex Gagne hit a foul-line jumper for the Bears. The Warriors had to foul four times to send Gagne to the line with 4.9 seconds to go. Mark Davis rebounded Gagne's miss and looped a long pass downcourt that Nemergut collected on the fly and hoisted for the game-winner.
Mark Davis finished with 13 points for Wamogo (6-5), and Eric Davis had 10. Drew Gagne led Thomaston (5-6) with 18 points while Alex Gagne had 14 and Jack Kelley 11.
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The "largest square in a cube" problem, which asks for the largest square inside a cube, has a solution as can be seen on this page, which also says that the general problem in higher dimensions is unsolved.
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The problem is equivalent to the following optimization problem: find two orthogonal unit vectors in $\mathbb{R}^3$ such that the maximum of the absolute values of all their coordinates is minimized. For the "largest square in a cube" problem to have the answer it does, this minimum should be $2/3$, i.e., it occurs when the coordinates are $(2/3,2/3,1/3),(1/3,-2/3,2/3)$ (or some coordinate permutation-cum-axis reflection of those). How would we show that this is indeed where the optimum occurs? This seems like it should be some really simple algebra, but it is eluding me.
More abstractly, this is asking for a pair of orthogonal unit vectors such that the maximum of their $\ell^\infty$-norms is minimized. What happens if we are trying to minimize the larger of the $\ell^p$-norms, $p > 2$? Does the minimizing value tend to $2/3$ as $p \to \infty$?


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Orbit86 wrote:at 1:27..didnt you hear the music..I forgot who plays it but its awesome..
btw with remotely wiping the phone, what if someone takes out the battery? or if the battery dies?
As soon as it turns on again, I am sure it'd be wiped. If they really wanted the data, they could remove the battery, take out the minidrive...
I'm really glad that the Project Manager is happy about the technology and such...but I think he just cheeses it up WAY too much.
1. We know the product name
2. We know it's gonna be "great"
3. Quit refering to everything as "AWESOME"
Microsoft really needs to have some sort of RSS Aggregation!! Also giving users the flexibility of downloading podcasts without using third party apps..
do you know if sprint will have any WM5 smartphones? i currently have the i600 running 2003SE and it is a solid phone. when i first got it i charged it and have never rebooted it. used the extended battery to keep me going for the long trips. sprint is very slow at releasing cool phones.
scobleizer wrote:DNuNuBatman: they aren't capped on our side. Sorry for the slow download.
Orbit86 wrote:at 1:27..didnt you hear the music..I forgot who plays it but its awesome..
btw with remotely wiping the phone, what if someone takes out the battery? or if the battery dies?
Wow, pretty cool to hear Peter Bernard mention smartFeed. He's pretty much on the money... smartFeed is a podcatcher for the MS Mobile platform. It's built on top of the .NET Compact Framework and it's available for free (absolutely no strings attached).
Kevin and I have sunk a lot of hours into this baby and we'll continue to do so because we use it every day. smartFeed is by far the most exciting project we've got going on right now. Please check it out and let us know what you think. You can get it at
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What's the difference between "paltry" and "meager"? Any connotations?
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I found at least one dictionary that listed meager as a definition of paltry, suggesting that the two words could be used interchangeably in some contexts, particularly if you are talking about an amount.
However, if you look up both these words on Wordnik, you see some subtle differences in their meaning.
Paltry suggests something is contemptible, unimportant, and insignificant; while meager suggests something is deficient or scant.
When applied to a salary, then, a paltry salary wouldn't necessarily be lower than a meager salary, but it might suggest that the wages were insultingly low.
Although Wordnik lists both words as "equivalents" (you see that at the bottom of the page), the synonym list varies rather significantly. Synonyms for paltry include: worthless, contemptible, despicable; synonyms for paltry include: barren, gaunt, and impoverished.
I strongly suggest looking at both pages on Wordnik, as those two web pages can provide much more information than my meager contribution.


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What a blast the invasion has been. I'm a big fan of the Zombie invasion.
For a predominantly PVE individual, i find it amusing that I've become a ZvP fan.
I was down in Redridge completing achievements when my taste for grey matter became unquenchable. The scourge had started that day. I took out Lakeshire with some level 70s, not a npc or player was left standing…..time to take the infection to Ironforge.
Now I had a hoot. Am I a teenager who likes to create grief? No, not this old tree.
Sure I probably annoyed some people by killing quest givers and others.
I think this is different from 5 level 70's camping x-roads. Blizzard have created this event. It's a unique opportunity to get away from the grind and have some meaningless fun. Go with the moment and grind on lowbie players brains
Get a group together, strip down to save on repair bills and go eat some brains. You'll be smarter for it
I give the scourge invasion a '9 out of 10' for fun.
It may be an accidental aside, but it seems like WOW is having it's own world melt down. Their timing is impecable. Global financial markets in shatters. Stormwind City needs a front end loader to scoop up all of the corpses . Nothing like some light relief from life and raiding
Enjoy the moment. Just ignore the QQs in trade. It is a game after all.
pps… kill the neutral named skeleton elites in the cities they drop runes which are needed for the invasion bosses
Blizzard will end the chaos soon, so do it while you can…..eat more brains


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Sweet Potato Salad
Categories: Vegetarian
Type: Salads
Type: Salads
The sweet potatoes in this salad are made even sweeter by pineapple, golden raisins, and shredded coconut. A ginger-based dressing provides sharp contrast.
Serves: 6 servings
- 1 pound sweet potatoes (about 2 medium)
- 1 can (8 ounces) crushed pineapple in juice, well drained
- 1/4 cup diced celery
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons golden raisins
- 1/4 cup toasted chopped pecans
- 3 tablespoons shredded sweetened coconut
- 1/4 cup nonfat or light sour cream
- 1/4 cup nonfat or reduced-fat mayonnaise
- 1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
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- Peel the potatoes, and cut into 5/8-inch cubes. Measure the potatoes. There should be 3 cups. Adjust the amount if necessary.
- Place the potatoes in a 2-quart pot. Add enough water to barely cover, and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce the heat to medium, cover, and cook for 5 minutes, or just until tender. Drain, rinse with cold water, and drain again.
- Place the potatoes in a large bowl. Add the drained pineapple, celery, raisins, pecans, and coconut, and toss to mix well.
- Place the dressing ingredients in a small bowl, and stir to mix. Add the dressing to the salad, and toss to mix well.
- Cover the salad, and chill for at least 3 hours before serving.
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