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Every year, hundreds of thousands of people from around the world descend upon the city of Las Vegas, Nevada for the International CES. Thousands of exhibitors use CES as the platform to share their technological innovations in consumer electronics. These big players in technology also launch thousands of new products at this show each year. We will kick off CES 2014 with Unveiled. This official CES media event will be held at Mandalay Bay, Level 3, South Seas Ballroom C on January 5, 2014.
Just like last CES, Velodyne will have a presence in two spaces. In the Sands Ballroom, we will occupy spaces #71119 and 71121 with our LiDAR car. We will have one of our fully functioning LiDAR units on display, complete with a real-time readout/display on a monitor. We will also have a headphone listening station at the rear of the car for those who are interested in our personal audio line. We will also occupy last year's suite at The Venetian, #30-131. In this suite, we will have not only have our headphones but our subwoofers and accessories as well. Current and new customers will be meeting with our sales and executive staff as well as demoing our offerings. New on the lineup for this year will be our vLeve with artist skins, vBold bluetooth headphone, and our vQuiet active noise canceling headphone. Additionally, our latest headphone, the vFit, just arrived at Velodyne headquarters this week, and will be on display. This new headphone is an in-ear model with an earhook which is great for keeping the headphones on during strenuous activity. We will also have our Wi-Q wireless subwoofer as well as many other favorites from both our sub and headphone line.
We will also be participating again in the Fashionware Show, which is a wearable tech fashion show held in the Venetian Ballroom Level 2 on January 9. This is a spotlight on the new popular sector where fashion and technology meet and a perfect fit for Velodyne.
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I found several class and vehicle skin upgrades/customizations/unlocks, e.g.:
Do they carry between games? Do some always drop in the same locations? Do they always appear in the same places or after the same quests? If so, what and where are all of them? What do I need to know to collect the whole list?

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Every time I login to my servers via SSH it flashes me a bit of server info. IE IP Address, Swap Usage, Memory Usage, etc. One of the other things it flashes me is System Load. Now most of the time the system load number is < 0.10 but other times it I've seen it go up to 0.89 (usually around boot).
This this brings up the question, how high can system load go? For instance is it possible for it to go up to 2.00 even 100.00?


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Highly parallel processing to power your breakthrough innovations
Power your breakthrough innovations with the highly parallel processing of the Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor. We have packed over a teraFLOPS of double-precision peak performance into every chip.
The weather vertical needs an tremendous amount of compute capabilities to accurately predict weather all over the world, including the formation of tornados, the direction of a hurricane, and rain fall predictions. Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) is one of the more frequently used weather simulation packages.
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Hardware: Two-socket server with Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2697 v2 (12C, 2.7 GHz, 130W), each node equipped with one Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor (7120 c0, 61 core, 1.238 GHz, 16 GB at 5.5 GT/s) in a four-node Fourteen Data Rate (FDR) cluster.
WRF is available from the US National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado; it is available from http://www.wrf-model.org/.
Intel® Manycore Platform Software Stack (Intel® MPSS) 6720-16, Compiler rev 192, Intel® MPI Library rev 3.6
WRF CONUS2.5km workload available from www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/WG2/bench/.
Performance comparison is based upon average timestep. We ignore initialization and post simulation file operations.
Conus2.5km run ATS KNC "Profit" % 4x12x2-20+0x0x0-0 2.224642 4x12x2-20+4x8x30-30 1.425497 56.06079844
Modifications: -DINTEL_ALIGN64 - removed from AVX version; -fp-model fast=1 -> fast=2
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1 number of nodes
2 number of ranks on the host
3 number of omp threads/rank
4 number of tiles
5 number of knc cards
6 number of mpi ranks/card
7 number of omp threads/rank
8 number of tiles
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Is there a LaTeX kernel command to remove duplicates from a list?
The list has the structure
Is there a LaTeX kernel command to remove duplicates from a list?
The list has the structure
When we look at each list element, say
Note: edited to avoid the use of
It is possible to remove duplicates in an almost linear time, without restriction on what the elements can be (except of course that they cannot contain commas without hiding them behind braces).
The hard thing is that adding elements one at a time would automatically lead to a quadratic time, since adding an element to a comma-list (or any token list in fact) takes a time proportional to the length of the list. So we somehow need to put all the elements at once.
Also, the only way that I can think of checking whether an item is a duplicate in an almost constant time is to define one control sequence per item. I am taking this idea from egreg's answer. The problem with that is that it regards as identical items which differ in their catcodes. To overcome this hurdle, we need a two-pass system:
In both steps, we need to avoid duplicates, and it ends up being simpler to do the second step first, using the fact that
without duplicates.
In the second pass, we then define each of the
At the end of the day, we have built all the
A very basic test:
I was inspired by Bruno's solution but I suggest to use only one full expandable pass. The main effect is reached by
The e-TeX is needed because of
The LaTeX2e kernel only provides


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OXFORD -- They are loving this volleyball team at Oxford High. In a match played in a state championship environment — and at state championship caliber as well — the Wolverines maintained their undefeated run with a 3-2 victory over Cheshire. When it was over, the Oxford student section came out on the floor to join in the postmatch handshake line with the team.


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I've been a long time user of Helios Textpad. But recently decided to start looking for a replacement, certain limitations I am hitting more and more. RText is one of the ones being considered.
After looking at RText, am fairly impressed considering its size, but was wondering on a few things.
1. Any thoughts on adding a spellchecker either into the main product or as a plugin, or integrating with an existing 3rd party spellchecker?
2. Any thoughts to adding block selection and copy and paste?
3. The document properties option shows # characters and # lines, any thought to showing # words
4. You support a lot of syntax highlighting, however I would not mind seeing added BBCode (*.bbc) and Delphi/Pascal (*.pas) highlighting.
5. If the file selection is in split pane view, and the file pane is set to left, any thought to optionally integrating it into the same tabbed portion as the File System/Source browser pane, with it being a 3rd tab on the bottom. Or while it is displayed being able to right click a file in it to close it.


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10 Animals You Won't Believe Are Closely Related
Thanks to the know-it-all from second grade, we're all aware that dolphins and whales are mammals, not fish. But it's probably been a while since you've pondered just how incredibly, mind-blowingly weird it is that you and whales were the same animal more recently than whales and sharks. Or to put it in chart form, you and whales split up somewhere in the big tangle of bio diversity up top labeled "Age of Mammals" while whales and fish haven't been the same animals since way the hell down ...
... here where you see the word Selacchi. So how is it that our evolutionary cousins ended up with flippers and fins exactly where fish have them and we ended up needing swimming lessons?
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"You've changed man."
Turns out it's the same reason birds and bats both ended up flying around on wings: convergent evolution, the smarmy term for when completely unrelated species develop similar traits. It happens because, related or not, evolution is going to favor the folks with the best equipment. Here are some critters that prove sometimes evolution is just trying to screw with your head ...
10-9 Brown Antechinus
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What it looks like:
You don't need your wife standing next to you screaming, "MOUSE! OH MY GOD KILL IT, KILL IT NOW" to tell you what that thing is. If you saw one scamper across your floor, you'd bring out the mousetrap. The next day, when you found the little sucker impaled on the wall of spikes that your tiny mousetrap catapult flung it into, you'd toss it in the trash without a second thought. Well if you love adorable things, or are a fan of the posters in elementary school libraries, we've got some bad news.
What it actually is: A tiny little mutant koala
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The brown antechinus' lack of a placenta makes it a marsupial, which means that long before it looked, acted and pooped all over your boxes of old family photographs like a mouse, it descended from the evolutionary great grandfather of the koala. Once they split up, the antechinus developed fast-twitch muscles and shrunk so that it didn't need much food to become self-sufficient. Meanwhile, the koala developed whatever the opposite of fast-twitch muscles are, and became a slow moving, constantly sleeping machine of eucalyptus consumption that kind of looks like a teddy bear.
Fortunately for the koala, its prime location on the "OHMYGODSOCUTE" end of the spectrum of reasons humans will freak out about animals is all that really matters in our eyes. Meanwhile, the antechinus secured itself a spot on the "kill it with whatever you happen to be holding at the time" end of the spectrum with mice, spiders and anything that looks like them. The moral of this story: hard work is good and all, but if you look like a teddy bear you can sleep for 18 hours a day and people will take an active interest in making sure you always have plenty of food and sex. Thus concludes the worst Aesop's fable ever.
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The worst part? It's impossible to argue with that decision.
8-7 Mara
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Someone has evidently taken the adorable face of a snub nosed puppy and placed it atop the body of a little hopping bunny rabbit. In action, they hop, lay and graze in a way that would remind you more of kangaroos. Only they're about a foot tall, so they're more like miniature kangaroos, which aren't supposed to exist anywhere that's not selling snack crackers you dip in icing. It's like someone genetically engineered this thing to make your kids not shut up until you bring one home from the pet store.
What it actually is: The fourth largest rodent on Earth
So depending on your perspective, it's either a guinea pig on steroids or a giant rat who's figured out that humans are suckers for good posture.
Like this, except bigger and with its dukes up.
The more you learn about them, the more you realize that they're actually pretty awesome animals. If you did bring one home, for instance, you might notice that it's far less likely to hump your leg or anything that's not its spouse than a dog because mara are one of only a handful of species that mate for life. It's stuff like that that makes us wonder how these things aren't in every household in Los Angeles. It's adorable and you don't have to neuter it into sexual responsibility. Hell, you could have little mara weddings when your mara met his or her soul mate.
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With catering provided by your lawnmower.
And then we remember that they're giant rodents whose powerful bounding haunches make them a split second from your face at any moment.
6-5 Echidna
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What it looks like:
Either a porcupine or a hedgehog or what happens when porcupines have wildly uncomfortable sex with hedgehogs. If you look beyond the quills, you might notice that it has a beak and, well, that's not right. Get really close and you'll notice it has a pouch like a kangaroo. Get closer than those of us without an official grant from a university are legally allowed to get, and you'll notice that it's got the egg-laying reproductive organs of an amphibian.
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Also, one of its ancestors was apparently a medieval flail.
Only one other animal looks so much like an elaborate fraud.
What it actually is: The closest cousin of the platypus
... and possibly the only creature with a more baffling path down the evolutionary Plinko board. When scientists discovered the platypus, they spent the next few days waiting for Ashton Kutcher to spring from the brush and explain who had Punk'd them. Prior to the echidna, the platypus's duck bill, beaver tail, webbed feet and kangaroo pouch made it the one creature that worked equally well as an argument against evolution and intelligent design.
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"Oh yeah, well how do you explain the platypus?" -- The only time science and Christianity ever jinxed each other.
Scientists now think the echidna was once amphibious like the platypus, and subsequently decided that it preferred to live on land, meaning its journey has actually been more wandering than the thing that looks like the result of a fire in a Disney novelty candle store.
Usually calling something the evolutionary version of something else is a compliment. But in this case, it just means that around the time the platypus was waking up from evolution wearing nature's equivalent of what happens when you get dressed while drunk, the echidna was still out drunk-shopping at nature's Chess King.
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"What the ... Are these flippers? I knew that last shot of tequila was a bad idea."
Science is just learning all of this since the echidna is a quiet creature that travels alone and never stays in one place for too long, suggesting that it finally evolved a trait that seems appropriate for its body: a sense of shame.


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Ridiculous Overseas Rip-Offs of American Films
"Star Wars" (Turkey)
Pros: Easily decapitated Wookies! An abundance of trampolines! With props like these, do you really even miss the basic tenants of narrative filmmaking?
Cons: Glove-to-furry combat is great, but we really miss lightsabers. Also, on watching the end of this film again-um, what?
Highlight: At 2:06, our hero successfully disarms a goblin-robot, but is less lucky when he tries to break the sword over his knee:
Conclusion: Coherence aside, if the rest of the Middle East learns this hero's strangely effective form of Turkish kung fu, where a single kick can split heads in half and make rocks explode, America's war on terror is pretty fucked.
"X-Men" (Japan)
Pros: From what we understand, this is only a revised intro for what was otherwise a normal (albeit dubbed) episode of the early '90s American cartoon. Still, it does show that, if an animator wants to make things awesome, he only needs two things: backgrounds composed entirely of moving lines and explosions.
Cons: Japan! What did we tell you about tampering with our child… Actually, you know what? This is pretty cool. Can we get the whole series done this way?
Highlight: At 0:43 they give Wolverine the Pokemon treatment (communicating that he's flying through the air by showing him completely stationary in an athletic pose with lightning in the background).
Conclusion: The original's theme music is still unbeatable. We're pretty sure, however, that this is damned close to what the American version actually looked like to our little nine-year-old brains.


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Sky gazers at CU-Boulder's Fiske Planetarium are getting better, clearer and deeper views. And not just of astronomy anymore.
The planetarium has been upgraded, transforming it into a digital IMAX-like theater that's open to the public every Saturday and Sunday with a variety of programs including shows for children. In addition to space odysseys and laser shows -- longtime favorites of audiences -- movies are now part of the Fiske lineup.
"Just like at an IMAX theater, we can take you near a black hole, through the Grand Canyon, under the ocean, or up to a super volcano," said Doug Duncan, director of Fiske. "The sky is no longer the limit."
Since 1975, an analog projector affectionately known as "Fritz" piqued imaginations with its star shows. Recently retired, the nearly 40-year-old projector is replaced with a digital "star ball" that can display up to 20 million individual stars -- a vastness not fully visible to the naked eye.
"The naked eye can see about 6,000 stars," said Duncan, who also is a CU-Boulder research associate in astrophysical and planetary sciences. "Our new projector is so powerful that you can use binoculars inside the planetarium to see millions of stars and the beautiful Milky Way."
Fiske's refurbished video system projects ultra high-definition pictures at 8,000 by 8,000 pixels in size, giving audience members a crystal-clear 360-degree view on the dome's 65-foot screen.
"The size and quality is the equivalent of 40 Blu-ray players projecting 40 sections of one video image at once," said Duncan.
All regular shows include a live demonstration of Fiske's capabilities, showing the stars and flying visitors through the universe.
Featured over weekends will be programs such as "Black Holes," "Dynamic Earth," "Supervolcanoes," and "Zula Patrol" -- a family show -- as well as laser shows set to everything from the music of AC/DC to Lady Gaga. Tickets range from $7 to $10.
Fiske, which offers some programs in Spanish, is the largest planetarium of its kind between Los Angeles and Chicago. The recent upgrade is the first of its extent at Fiske since the planetarium was established in the early 1970s.
Each year, roughly 20,000 members of the public and 30,000 K-12 students from across the state take a front-row seat on the universe at Fiske. That's in addition to the 4,000 CU-Boulder students who visit the stellar classroom for introductory astronomy and other courses.
Fiske also employs CU-Boulder students in various fields to help run the planetarium and to produce programs for distribution. Film students staffed at Fiske get to work with software used in Hollywood and by Pixar, says Duncan.
The recent technological advancements at Fiske translate into wonderful experiences for students and visitors.
"I've been to several of the most beautiful sky-gazing sites in the world, from Hawaii to Chile," said Duncan. "Fiske is the only indoor planetarium that I've seen that makes me feel like I'm really out there."
For more information about Fiske Planetarium, including schedules, visit http://fiske.colorado.edu or call 303-492-5002.


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East Hampton › 612
$3,0952 Bedroom, 2 Baths
1214 sqft.
Available immediately
One Year, Market Rate Lease
30 River Court
Jersey City, NJ 07310
Jersey City--Pavonia-Newport/Harsimus Cove
Jersey City, NJ 07310
Jersey City--Pavonia-Newport/Harsimus Cove
Apartment Features
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Building Features & Amenities
- Elevator
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- Fitness Center
- Indoor Pool
- Residents Lounge
- On-site Parking Lot
- Laundry on Every Other Floor
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- Tennis Court
- Basketball Court
- Covered Parking
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- Nearby Garage
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- High-rise (26+ Floors)
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East Hampton is a prime example of a Jersey City luxury rental facility. This luxurious complex is located at 30 River Court in Newport. Featuring chic design concepts and an accessible location, it is one of Jersey City's top rental properties.
East Hampton is managed by the excellent team at Newport Management. The management team ensures that all residents can enjoy the benefits of having a full time doorman and concierge service. This elevator building also boasts an attended lobby, an on-site parking lot and indoor pool. Tenants can unwind after work in the state-of-the-art fitness center or check out the tennis court and basketball court. The attended lobby and concierge service offer residents package receiving, dry cleaning service, on-site management and on-site maintenance. This gated community boasts of controlled access so tenants never have to worry about the security of their family or belongings. The lavish high rise is an elevator building that sits along the waterfront and is easily accessible by ferry, train or the nearby highway. Within walking distance, residents can access parks, a pharmacy, grocery store and the waterfront area. Restaurants and shopping options are also always close by during your stay at East Hampton.
Neighborhood / Parking / Transportation
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A woman was taken to the hospital following a collision Wednesday in south Lansing, according to a report from the Kansas Highway Patrol.
The accident was reported at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday at U.S. 73 and Marxen Road.
A 29-year-old Leavenworth woman was driving north in a 1994 Ford Ranger pickup truck. She slowed for a vehicle that was in front of her.
The pickup was struck in the rear passenger-side corner by a 2005 Dodge Stratus. The Stratus had swerved to the right and left before striking the truck. The collision caused the truck to flip over, according to the report.
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A Night's Stay in Geneva: Life of Calvin, Part 5
William Farel was the fiery redhead who cursed John Calvin's ivory-tower life in Strasbourg and twisted his arm to stay in Geneva. Here's the story.
Having published his Institutes, which were immediately successful, Calvin left Basel, still a fugitive from France, in the Summer of 1536 to make for Strasbourg where he could pursue a life of study and writing while tucked away under the pastoral care of famed reformer Martin Bucer. (Bucer had come to the Reformed faith after seeing Martin Luther defend his emerging Protestant doctrine at the Heidelberg Disputation in 1518.)
However, Calvin and his traveling companions (which included his brother Antoine) discovered that the direct way between Basel and Strasbourg was blocked by the troops of Charles V as he was fighting the latest installment of the Hapsburg-Valois war with France's Francis I. So Calvin and company had to follow the indirect route, which meant stopping for a night—just a single night—in Geneva.
That evening word got to William Farel that the famed writer of the Institutes was staying in town. Farel was the first reformer of Geneva. He was the pioneer who fought to have the city become officially Protestant in May of 1536. But now a year in, he needed help. And Calvin's mix of gifts seemed to complement Farel's perfectly.
He descended upon Calvin and pled that he stay in Geneva and partner with him in bringing the Reformation there into fullness. Calvin resisted. He saw himself more as an academic than a pastor. He longed to hide away in Strasbourg and write books that would help the Reformation across Europe.
When he saw he was making no headway with Calvin, Farel pronounced a curse, damning Calvin's quiet studies in Strasbourg when the need was so acute in Geneva. Amazingly, Calvin conceded. Whether it was fear of God or the affect of Farel's display of earnestness, we don't know for sure. Maybe both.
So Calvin remained in Geneva, and by January of 1537, he and Farel were fully engaged in their attempt to complete the Reformation in Geneva. But by Easter of the following year, they hit a major snag. The Reformers were expelled from Geneva.
This is part 5 of our 9-part series tracing some key contours of the story of Calvin's life.
- Part 1: Born to Gerard (1509-1523)
- Part 2: Off to Paris (1523–1532)
- Part 3: De Clementia, Conversion, and Cop (1532–33)
- Part 4: Institutes (1535–1536)
- Part 5: A Night's Stay in Geneva (1536–1538)
- Part 6: The Golden Years (1538–1541)
- Part 7: Return to Geneva (1541–1553)
- Part 8: The Fateful Years (1553–1554)
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BYU, Utah and Utah State 2013 football schedule breakdown
Location: Logan
2012 record: 4-8
All-time series: 35-24-4
Few things went right for the Cowboys in 2012, as injuries played a key part in Wyoming's struggles.
One of the bright spots this season for the Cowboys, though, is the return of junior quarterback Brett Smith. Over the final five games of last year, he threw 13 touchdowns and no interceptions. Overall, Smith completed 205-of-330 passes for 2,832 yards and 27 touchdowns, with just six interceptions. This all came while missing time due to injury.
Wyoming will need to find some talent to complement their emerging gun slinger, and keep those players healthy. On offense, the Cowboys have experienced veterans Robert Herron (wide receiver) and Brandon Miller (running back), while the defense will be bolstered by a secondary that returns five players with starting experience.
Last year, the Cowboys had seven games determined by a touchdown or less and lost three. If Wyoming can learn from these close calls, the Cowboys could enjoy a much more successful 2013 campaign.
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It is going to be tough this year but should be a blast to watch. Go Cougs!
- 1:10 p.m. May 24, 2013
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I look forward to week 8 for utah and week for for USU! The home teams vs. the
alma mater. Hopefully they'll be competitive unlike when we played BYU a
few years ago.
Go Trojans!
- 1:36 p.m. May 24, 2013
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I am a BYU fan and I agree that the jury is out on BYU's offense....the proof will be in the pudding.
Concerning the U of U, no comment only to say that this year they sill play Oregon and Stanford.
Utah State will still be a solid team. It kind of was bad that Anderson skipped out on them, but that team will not fall apart because of it. Utah State, by the total body of work they did last year, they were the best D1 school in the state; and the final rankings support that conclusion. The Aggies beat Utah and came close to BYU, so they will be capable of laying some hurt on. Anybody would be foolish to look past them.
- 1:50 p.m. May 24, 2013
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Well, here's hoping the Ute players (and fans) don't start talking
stupid about Utah State before the game. That could be truly humbling!
On the other hand, Utah has scoreboard on BYU and I hope they enjoy it while it lasts. Three years is a long time to gloat, I sure hope they don't get three more.
Hope springs eternal in Cougar town - bring on the season! I think I'll be seeing the game with my son in Houston (thanks, wives!), here's hoping I can manipulate my work schedule to be in Provo for the Utah game!
Fall cannot come soon enough!
- 2:55 p.m. May 24, 2013
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Let's go football!! Can't wait for August 29th!! It will be the only
week I will be rooting against USU.
Go Utes!!
- 3:14 p.m. May 24, 2013
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Looking at the schedules, I'd say BYU has 3 probable losses, 2 probable wins, 1 definite win, and the other 6 games could go either way, but some are tougher than others. The offense will be interesting to watch. Hill very good on the run, but unproven as a pocket passer. With his injury last year, will the coaches try to have him play in a style he's not used to, or be as reckless as they were with Nelson? The defense may be similar, but with better competition probably won't have as good of numbers.
- 3:22 p.m. May 24, 2013
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Utah's schedule, I see 3 probable losses (I don't count USC here; they are very talented, but the QB situation is a huge question mark, as could be seen when Barkley went out last year), 3 probable wins, 1 definite win, and the other 5 could go either way. The offense should be considerably better. The defense may be about the same, but an improved offense will put them in better position against teams like Arizona, Oregon State and Arizona State.
- 3:31 p.m. May 24, 2013
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"...Eric Rowe and Brian Blechen are back at safety."
Is Blechen back at Safety? I thought he was moved to Linebacker...
- 3:38 p.m. May 24, 2013
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Utah State is interesting. I see them taking a considerable step back defensively, but offensively should be equal to or better than last year. I see 3 probable losses, 5 probable wins, 1 definite win, and 3 that could go either way. Lots of question marks around all 3 in-state teams, should be intriguing, and hopefully fun, for every team's fans to watch.
- 3:40 p.m. May 24, 2013
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This is going to be an interesting season for all the in state teams. Utah has
to prove that it can muster and offense that puts just a little bit of fear in
the opponent. BYU has to prove that it can continue with the winning schedule
now that they are playing a BCS caliber schedule. Utah State has to prove that
it wasn't a one-year-wonder last year and that it can reload after losing a
few key players to the NFL.
Here's to hoping the Utes can reload the D-line, reload the corners, improve the linebackers, find a replacement for White, and maintain consistency on the o-line. That is a lot of "ifs", but "if" they do some of those things, I think we'll see a 8-4 or 9-3 season with an upward trend for next year.
- 3:51 p.m. May 24, 2013
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Don't know why this didn't post the first time. I'd say BYU has 3 probable losses, 2 probable wins, 1 definite win, and the other 6 games could go either way. The offense will be interesting to watch. Hill very good on the run, but unproven as a pocket passer. With his injury last year, will the coaches try to have him play in a style he's not used to, or be as reckless as they were with Nelson? The defense may be similar, but with better competition probably won't have as good of numbers.
- 4:33 p.m. May 24, 2013
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The Utes do indeed have a daunting task ahead of them in the Pac-12. It will be
interesting to see how it plays out as Utah continues to struggle for a
competitive foothold in their elite conference.
USU may well have yet another stellar season in their new conference.
Here's what I don't understand...byu plays "Wisconsin and Notre Dame and home games against Texas and Boise State, in addition to Utah..." and I would throw in USU. Therefore, byu plays six teams respectable teams 3 of which are in a BCS but none are at the top of their conference. While I am not disputing that 2013 is the toughest schedule that byu has ever played (which isn't saying much), there simply is no argument to make that the schedule is BCS caliber. It isn't.
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Labor day weekend in Virginia is ugly hot and humid. BYU has a tough schedule. Utah has some great teams coming to SLC. The big question mark I have is the new Aggie coach ready to be a head coach ?
- 6:02 p.m. May 24, 2013
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So if my math is correct ... the all time records between U of U, BYU, and USU
Utah 129 - 61 - 8
Spin it however you want but one team has clearly been dominant from a historical perspective. Would love to see the Utes add two more wins this year.
- 7:21 p.m. May 24, 2013
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@CO Ute
Nobody is too concerned with Utah's record prior to the early 1950's, when the Modern Era of College Football actually began.
Remember, prior to the '50's, those were seasons of 8 games, most every BYU-Utah game was played in SLC and Utah played powerhouses such as West High School and Kearns Rotary.
If you want to talk the Modern Era of College football, well then....
-BYU has a Unanimous National Championship.
-23 Conference Championships.
-Heisman and Outland Trophy winners, among their 23 National Award winners.
(Utah has yet to produce even one player).
-Super Bowl and NFL MVP's
-7 Hall of Famers
-18 Top-25 seasons.
-etc. etc..
And, BYU has produced more All-Americans as well as more Consensus All-Americans, by a factor of 3, than has Utah.
BYU is a National Brand....Utah = Wazzu!
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all, 19 starters will return for Steve Fairchild
You sure about this? Not only are you a year behind but two, CSU is in its second season with a former Bama offensive coordinator as its head man, Jim McElwain. This mistake is inexcusable. As an aside, what a downer to have to play pathetic teams such as UNLV, Wyo, New Mexico. The MWC is a one team conference with the comers being so far off, and unable to beat anyone outside the conference, including many FCS teams. Just bad football. BTW- Fairchild is the OC at Virginia
- 5:39 a.m. May 25, 2013
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Last year, the Cowboys had seven games determined by a touchdown or less and
lost three.
I'm not sure what your point might be here., but a bad team winning 4 of 7 close games is a plus. I doubt Wyoming has the ability to improve on that mark
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In my 40+ years of watching BYU football, this is perhaps the best schedule the
Cougars have EVER had and certainly the most diverse in terms of where these
teams are located. Great exposure...now let's field a team we can be proud
of exposing!
Also...glancing at USU's schedule reminds me of why I'm glad we're not stuck in Fort Collins and Laramie every year!!
Utes, good luck with Oregon, Stanford and the rest.
- 6:36 a.m. May 25, 2013
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Love your command of history...but I'd love to see BYU do SOMETHING in OUR era. I remember the glory days too but there's no reason our best days can't be NOW. The Church base we draw from is 5 times what it was 2 or 3 decades ago, our players who have become coaches from that era have more experience than our coaches then, we have better facilities and keep hearing about all the tech. We even had arguably our best defense last year. So what gives??
- 6:41 a.m. May 25, 2013
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Teams I'm more interested in watching because their programs aren't all talk include the following: South Carolina, Alabama, Oregon, Stanford, Texas A&M, and I like Nebraska but they may or may not be impressive this year.
- 8:45 a.m. May 25, 2013
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No real meat to this story. Just a filler to the season starts.
- 8:52 a.m. May 25, 2013
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You say modern era and then go circa 1984? Most football writers consider the current "modern era" to have begun the mid 90's with the advent of the Bowl Coalition, Bowl Alliance followed by the Bowl Championship Series. Most make this distiction because of the role and influx of huge amounts of money that have changed the college landscape. Further more; 1984 becomes even further removed from the "modern era" when you consider the BCS is coming to a close and we are just now moving into the "playoff era".
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Just because you can't handle BYU's success don't start trying to trivialize our peak as being ancient history. 1984 is absolutely the modern era and not that far away in the big picture. I remember it like it was yesterday: Threes Company on TV, The Cars on the radio, "Where's the Beef"... Does that seem like ancient history to you? Come on...
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Utes will be lucky to see a winning season in the next 10-years. The Cougars
meanwhile are on a definite upswing with a bonifide tough schedule! So glad BYU
isn't in the PAC -*!
* = place number here~
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Hypocrisy is crazy down in unhappy valley. "Modern era" defined a when
BYu starts when Lavell becomes coach? Hahaha....
Talk schedules. Utah has the toughest schedule, followed by BYU and then utah state. Aggies could have the best team however. Good thing they have a head to head with Utah to prove it, as the rest of their schedule won't prove much.
BYU got lucky playing teams like Boise state and Texas on rebuilding years. They will have a difficult opponent however in Notre dame.
Utes have a very tough challenge in paying 2 of the top 5 teams in Stanford and Oregon. USC, Oregon state and UCLA will also have strong teams, most likely finishing in top 25
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The starting QB @ Notre Dame (Golson?) is reported to have left the school today, supposedly due to academic violations, meaning that the game just got a little more winnable for BYU. Still, I don't want to get too hyped up this year until BYU puts their money where their mouth is and wins some of the big games on their schedule.
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"1984 is absolutely the modern era and not that far away in the big
Wrong and wrong. There wasn't a single player on BYU's team that was even alive when BYU won it's NC.
- 11:34 p.m. May 27, 2013
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Blechen has moved to LB, Morris Edwards is the starter at SS. He will see competition from Tevin Carter in the fall.
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My prediction is that BYU will be 8-4 or 9-3 for the season, depending on a win or loss against the Utes. Utah State will probably be 9-3 for the season. Considering the Utes' difficult schedule, I don't see things getting any better than 3-9 or 4-8 (the latter if they continue their streak against the Cougars. The latter season ending records will make the Cougars and Aggies bowl game eligible while the Utes will have to wait a few years to become bowl game eligible with such grueling schedules. I think Coach Whittingham will have to start pulling off one or two winning seasons in the next three years or he will be replaced. I don't imagine Coach Whittingham being given more than a five year grace period to get the Utes up to par in the PAC-12. One thing I learned about Ute football over the last three decades is that the U of U has no fear about replacing head coaches.
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5 Ridiculous Lies You Believe About Ancient Civilizations
Since not all of us decided to tell our parents we'd be moving back home in four years by majoring in classics, much of what we know about ancient Greece and Rome tends to come from films and TV -- meaning that much of what we "know" originated with some Hollywood producer saying, "Yes, but can we make the togas sexier?"
For example, you probably think that ...
#5. The Romans Were Orgy-Crazed
The Myth:
Quick, let's do a word association. When we say "Roman," you say "orgy!" Some of you might have said "empire." That's also correct, but for the purposes of this introduction, you said "orgy," goddammit, because we all know the Romans were like human rabbits -- all humping, all the time, and also they had abnormally long ears and pooped little round pellets.
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"Veni vidi vhat's up, doc?"
The Reality:
Here's why you should never get your history lessons from a film produced by Penthouse : It appears the stories of Roman sex festivals were mostly the result of nasty rumors made up after the fact. Or awesome rumors, depends on where you're coming from. The reality is the ancient Romans actually went to insane lengths to have the exact opposite of orgies. We're talking prudery to the highest degree -- couples had sex at night, in complete darkness, and with most of their clothes on. Sure, wealthy Romans had sex in front of their servants, but to them house servants were like furniture that could bring you stuff.
"... and this one won't giggle while he fetches the anal lube."
As it turns out, the Romans had trouble even imagining an orgy. In one of our favorite Hercules myths, our refractory-period-free hero deflowers all 50 daughters of a Greek king in a single night. In keeping with the times, though, the king sent one daughter in at a time. One in, one out, just like a nightclub ... where your father's the doorman, and also the guy who pimps you out to get all inseminated up with a half-god's "li'l heroes."
But if the movie Caligula isn't as accurate as we'd hoped, who invented the Roman orgy? Early Christians, that's who. Christian proselytizers knew their audience, and nothing stirs up the blood of an entire culture of super-prudes like the idea that somewhere, someone is having sex differently from everybody else. So, to promote their nascent religion to the Roman masses, early Christian writers crafted lurid tales of debauchery that were "Hey, no kidding, totally happening -- but only at those rich guys' houses." In a culture that celebrated solemnity and virtue, nothing defamed the traditional religion of the day like being associated with well-lit nudity and sex parties.
This was painted in 1470.
The Christian marketing pitch essentially boiled down to: "See those pagans with their orgies, and their different positions -- they take their clothes off for sex! Gross, right? Now, let me tell you all about Jesus ..." And something tells us it totally worked. (That something being the four Christian churches we can see from where we're sitting right now.)
#4. Ancient Rome Was Lily White
The Myth:
If we asked you to picture a coliseum full of ancient Romans, chances are you'd picture a sea of red mohawk helmets. And beneath those helmets? Scads of white, European-looking fellows in togas.
All stuffed to the gills with oily $5 pizza.
It's not that you're racist. It's that almost every filmmaker in cinematic history has made that same assumption about the ancient Romans, with logic along the lines of: "Rome's in Europe. Europe's white-ish, so ancient Romans were white-ish." What difference could 2,000 years possibly make?"
The Reality:
Here's a picture of the Roman Empire. Notice that a goodly chunk of the empire is in what some might refer to as "Africa" or "the Middle East."
Making it roughly as white as the cast of Lawrence of Arabia.
Based on that alone, it should be pretty obvious that Romans would've been a bit tanner than we tend to imagine. The Roman Empire would have been a pretty colorful place, considering it was a mix of North African, Semitic, West Asian, Latin, and Greek peoples -- although you'd never know it from modern cinema.
"He's laughing at my helmet, isn't he?"
But despite Hollywood's near-complete refusal to acknowledge it, ancient Rome was the original melting pot. See, back then, color and prejudice weren't linked -- unlike racism and stupidity today. Rome even had at least two African emperors, Severus and Macrinus. Rome was unique in the ancient world for its inclusive citizenship. In the past, a city-state like Sparta might have conquered a people and enslaved or slaughtered them all. Rome, on the other hand, blew ancient people's minds by assimilating or even naturalizing the conquered. The ancient Romans didn't even force conquered peoples to give up their own languages or customs.
The important thing for the Romans was that people followed the law, paid taxes, and, oh yeah, fought in the Roman army. The Romans were no dummies: Little old Rome was never going to be able to populate the world it conquered, let alone defend it, so absorbing other peoples like a giant legionary sponge was the only way to keep enough bodies in the military and on its farms. Rome enrolled northwest Africans, Moors, Gauls, Celts, Jews -- pretty much anyone who could swing a sword or throw a spear -- which is how an Ethiopian soldier could find himself fighting in Britain (maybe that's why every film Roman speaks with a British accent).
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There are no exact numbers on ancient Roman diversity, but given Rome's constant contact with Africa and the Near East, the coliseum we asked you to imagine earlier should look more like Ellis Island and less like a Dave Matthews Band concert.
#3. Christians Were Fed to Lions and Martyred in the Colosseum
The Myth:
Whenever the ancient Romans needed more trident-stabbing fodder for the pleasure dome's gladiators or more kibble for the Colosseum's big cats, Roman authorities simply rounded up another group of Christians and herded them into the arena. Reserve your seats now! Bring the kids!
Splatter guards available for the first three rows.
The Reality:
There are zero authentic accounts of Christian martyrdom in the Colosseum until over a century after Christianity became the official religion of the Roman Empire. In fact, not a single legitimate record exists of the Romans executing any Christians in the Colosseum. Zip. Zilch. Nada.
"Those Christians wish they were cool enough to get into our lion parties."
But how do we know not one lion picked his teeth with the bones of a faithful believer in the Colosseum? Because back when Emperor Nero was busily persecuting early Christians as arsonists, the Colosseum hadn't even been built yet. And by the time construction was completed decades later, Imperial Rome had reverted back to its standard policy of "Jesus, Yahweh, Zeus -- whatever, just pay your taxes, K?"
But there's an entire tradition of martyrs, saints, and apostles who were eaten by lions, burned at the stake, or murdered to appease the crowds of the Colosseum! So where did all those pleasant bedtime stories come from? Brace yourself for a touch of deja vu, because the short answer is: early Christian writers.
So the Left Behind books are really a step up.
In the second century A.D., a whole new genre of fiction cropped up. The "Martyr Acts" were stories about the church's beginnings, when heroic men and women professed their faith in spite of terrible torture and suffering. This "sacred pornography of cruelty" was hugely popular -- if you were a literate Christian living in Imperial Rome, the Martyr Acts were your Harry Potter. With symbolism even less subtle than Dan Brown's novels, the Martyr Acts told stories of good and pure Christians being trampled to death or decapitated by violent Roman officials. The Martyr Acts satisfied the desire of early Christians to: 1) read faith-affirming literature filled with heroes exemplifying pacifism, love, and forgiveness and 2) read faith-affirming literature overflowing with the violence, death, and destruction that made a story readable to Romans.
Instead of blaming the Christian writers for creating a millennium's worth of misconceptions, though, we should really be thanking those guys for helping to preserve a historic landmark. That's because, starting in the 18th century, various popes used this spurious history to declare the Colosseum a site sanctified with the blood of martyrs in order to stave off its destruction.
The fake memory of their not-sacrifice is worth preserving.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- Gap announced that Marka Hansen president of Gap North America, has resigned, effective Feb. 4.
According to Glenn Murphy, Gap chairman and CEO, the decision to change leadership was mutual.
"After several conversations, Marka and I agreed this was the right time for a change in the organization in order to take Gap brand to a new level," he said.
The apparel retailer said it has identified an internal successor to Hansen, who will be announced in the next day.
Hansen started as a Banana Republic merchant in 1987, then grew to hold top merchandising roles at both Banana Republic and Gap, as well as in the International division when the company prepared to open in Europe and Japan. She also served as president of Banana Republic starting in 2003, before assuming the role of president of Gap North America in 2007.
Gap brand, which accounts for approximately 40% of the company's total sales, has struggled for much of the past decade. Same-store sales at Gap brand North America have fallen each year from 2004 to 2009 and are expected to post another decrease for 2010.


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Wooden Blocks for Kids
Wooden toy blocks for kids are simple, yet exceptional, educational toys. They inspire creativity, engage the mind, and help children learn a number of important skills (fine & gross motor, creativity, problem solving, etc.). During cooperative play, toy wood blocks help develop social skills like sharing, taking turns, and developing strategies together.
Research & Toy Blocks
A study reported in the October 2007 issue of Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine finds a strong association between playing with building blocks and a significant increase in language scores in young children. On average, kids who played with blocks scored 15 percent higher on their language assessment than those who did not.


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By SHAWNA JANKOVIAK
MULLETT TOWNSHIP — A Cheboygan man died after an implement he was pulling with a tractor got stuck and then broke free, striking him in the head.
Cheboygan County Sheriff Dale Clarmont said deputies were called to a farming accident on Tryban Road shortly after 1 p.m. Wednesday. When they arrived, they found Earl Kirchoff, 82, of Mullett Township, still on his tractor and deceased.
Clarmont said the victim had been pulling a homemade drag with a tractor when the drag hooked on a tree root and sprung free, flying up and striking him on the back of the head. He was killed instantly.
"Farming is one of the most dangerous occupations in the United States; we would like to caution all farmers and hobbyists to be careful when operating farm machinery," Clarmont said. "Every year, numerous individuals are killed by farm implementation."
The sheriff's department was assisted by the Topinabee Fire Department and Cheboygan Life Support Systems.
"It was a very tragic accident; a complete fluke, if you will," Clarmont added.
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In chat conversations, my name appears as "Pierre-" when it should be "Pierre-Antoine" or at very least "Pierre".
What is meta?
- Any Stack Exchange user can ask a question
- The community provides support, votes on ideas, and reports bugs
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Your name doesn't necessarily appear as "Pierre-"; that depends on the width of your browser window (and other issues like the font your browser uses, it's rendering engine, etc.)
These three screenshots of the same message were taken with no change other than changing the width of the window:
In Chrome 8 on my Windows 7 box, your user name appears as "Pierre-Antoine" in live chat when the window is about 1470 pixels wide.
Another thing to note is that there are actually two versions of your signature. If there's enough space (e.g. because you said several things in a row), you'll instead get this version:
– and in this case, it's clearly correct that the hyphen is on the first line.
Both versions of the signature use the browser's line breaking algorithm to determine what to show – in case of the small signature, everything but the first line is just hidden away from display.
So what to do? Unicode to the rescue!
We now consider a dash* in a username that is preceded and followed by neither another dash nor a whitespace character to be a hyphen, and we replace this dash with the corresponding unicode character.
And behold**:
* The correct name is actually Hyphen-Minus, codepoint U+002D – typographically speaking, a dash is a totally different beast.


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The 6 Most Hilarious Failures in Music Censorship History
#3. The BBC Bans Bing Crosby for Being Too Catchy
Via Doctormacro.com
Before there were rock stars, there were crooners, and one of the most successful was Bing Crosby. Way before Elvis and the Beatles, Crosby was a radio and box office star who sold a shitload of records and whose dulcet tones made ladies everywhere feel splendiferous in their garter-quadrant.
For all she knows, he could be singing about the benefits of racism.
Anyway, Crosby's 1942 tune "Deep in the Heart of Texas" hit No. 3 on the U.S. Billboard chart and was also a big wartime hit in the United Kingdom. As we saw before, the BBC has historically been quick to step in and start a-censoring dubious tunes. But in the case of "Deep in the Heart of Texas," there were no innuendos or backward messages to the Prince of Darkness. No, the BBC banned it for being too fucking catchy. Listen to this earworm below:
The BBC restricted playing the song during working hours, as there were concerns that it would cause factory workers to bang their tools and clap along like idiots, presumably allowing their planes and bombs and crap to explode all over the assembly lines. This ban stayed in effect until the end of World War II. There's definitely an alternate reality out there where the Nazis won because Bing Crosby's love of the Lone Star State accidentally sabotaged the Allied war effort.
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Then "White Christmas" takes on a whole new terrifying meaning.
#2. MTV Pretends That Neil Young Sells Out
Neil Young has been called many things -- rock elder statesman, legendary asshole, Canadian -- but he's certainly never been shy about expressing his opinions. And throughout the '80s, he was all over the place musically, veering from ill-advised forays into new wave (1981's unfortunately named Re-act-or) and synth-pop (1982's Trans) to weird-ass rockabilly (1983's 25-minute-long Everybody's Rockin') to old-timey country (1985's Old Ways). In fact, the only thing Young did consistently during the decade was be totally inconsistent.
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Nothing says "cyberpunk" quite like Neil Young.
In this regard, 1988's This Note's for You fits perfectly.
You see, Neil had a bit of an issue with musicians allowing their songs to be used in advertising. In particular, he was irked at Michael Jackson's infamous (and nearly deadly) endorsement of Pepsi, and ad campaigns by Michelob and Budweiser that used hits by the likes of Eric Clapton and Genesis. Young didn't mince words, opening the tune with "Ain't singin' for Pepsi / Ain't singin' for Coke / I don't sing for nobody / Makes me look like a joke." The lyrics also name-check Miller and Budweiser's spokesdog, Spuds MacKenzie, whose lookalike appears in the video alongside a burning Michael Jackson impersonator.
This is where the problems started. MTV -- which was keener on being in the Michael Jackson moneymaking business than in the Neil Young business -- pulled the video. Their reasoning? The channel had a policy against product placement, an explanation that completely disregards the fact that "This Note's for You" was plainly satirical. (In fact, the lyrics clearly state that Young is not endorsing any of the products he mentions.)
"Neil, we can't have you pushing your company, Sponsored by Nobody, in your videos."
Yup, MTV just sort of accidentally-on-purpose misinterpreted the song's entire meaning in order to avoid pissing off their cash cows. After fan outcry, "This Note's for You" was eventually placed back in rotation on MTV -- and even won the channel's 1989 Best Video Award as a mea culpa of sorts -- but honestly, this is just more evidence that MTV was The Man years before they ever canceled Wonder Showzen.
#1. MTV Censors Weird Al
Remember what we said about MTV being eternal squares? Well, a few years back, they censored a goddamn legend. Specifically this man, seen below having no idea what the heck is happening on a Japanese talk show.
In 2006, parody song godhead Weird Al Yankovic decided that he had something to say about the whole illegal downloading boom. Weird Al being Weird Al, he wrote a 100 percent unsmiling "We Are the World"-style ballad titled "Don't Download This Song." This single solemnly explained how illegally downloading music inexorably leads to crack addiction, sends evil children to prison, and prevents Weird Al from buying "another solid-gold Humvee."
Now, everybody knows that MTV barely plays videos anymore, but they specifically refused to play the video for "Don't Download This Song" unless Al censored the names of once-popular illegal downloading applications Morpheus, Grokster, Limewire, and Kazaa (because how else would downloaders ever learn the names of such software if not from a Weird Al song?). Said Weird Al of MTV's ultimatum, "Instead of subtly removing or obscuring the words in the track, I made the creative decision to bleep them out as obnoxiously as possible, so that there would be no mistake I was being censored."
This censorship didn't come to light until 2008, when the bleeped-out version of "Don't Download This Song" finally ran on MTV's music video website. By this time, Grokster and Morpheus had disappeared from the scene, Al had been offering the song for free download for years, and anyone with a third-grade education realized that "Don't Download This Song" was a gag by a noted goofball. Good job, MTV -- you're officially the evil television station from UHF.
Mike Floorwalker has a website that you have to hear to believe (and since you can't hear text, you won't believe it).
For more ridiculous moments in the music industry, check out 6 Classic Songs That Were Supposed to Be Jokes and The 7 Most Unforgivable Grammy Award Snubs of All Time.


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I've brewed a good dozen batches of beer from kits, extract, extract+grain, and now all-grain, and I've never measured gravities. Why measure gravity, besides to know what you're getting? Is there any advantage to putting the beer in the secondary as soon as the measured gravity has finalized, instead of just guessing observing that the fermentation is done? Any other reasons?
I have brewed many batches where I never checked the gravity in the past. You don't really need to check the gravities to make great beer. You do run the risk of not knowing when a beer is complete and maybe having overcarbonation issues in the bottle. But good fermentation practices should, normally, take care of that.
However, I think that when you get past just wanting to make beer to drink and you really want to start nailing down a great recipe; gravity measurements are part of many different data points to collect. Getting those #s help you to hone in on potential issues. And they also help you monitor consistency batch to batch. A solid process in the brew house yields the ability to build better beer because you are consistent.


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Essential Rules of Parenting: How to Stay Sane
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Almost Any Rule Can Be Broken Occassionally
We all know that there are rules and systems and procedures and policies that must be followed if you're a parent. You know the sort of thing: Don't feed them junk food, don't let them stay up too late, don't let their eyes cross in front of the TV, don't allow them to swear until they're old enough.
What we Rules parents also understand is that there are very few rules that you can't break with a good enough reason. Okay, you're supposed to feed them good healthy food and the recommended "5 a day," but when you get home tired after a long day, it's not the end of the world to give them fish sticks once in a while.
It's just a matter of thinking through what's the worst that can happen if you break this rule. Sure, if you break the rule about buckling your seat belt up in the car the worst is pretty dire, so best keep to that one. But if you skip the bedtime bath because you're all exhausted -- well, come on, how bad can that be?
Remember, this section is about Rules for staying sane. And the point of this Rule is to recognize that it's more important for your children to have a sane, relaxed parent than it is never to eat a fish stick. Some parents make life far too difficult for themselves by thinking that it's essential to stick to every rule at all times. They beat themselves up over some tiny thing.
More on: Mom's Life
From The Rules of Parenting Copyright © 2008, FT Press. Used by permission of FT Press, and Pearson Education. All rights reserved.
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Ged releases a new version of an old Iconfactory favorite for Mac OS X Leopard and Windows Vista - The Far Side.
Characters and creatures from Gary Larson's humorous syndicated newspaper cartoon - The Far Side.
The Iconfactory search engine is a great tool to help you find whatever you are looking for. We have associated keywords with all of the content available on the site. These keywords span icon sets, desktop pictures, iPulse Jackets, software products, support items, design services projects and even news page postings.
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Occasionally my site gets links directly to a sub-section of a page via a named anchor, e.g. /mypage.html#section1
Does Google give this link equal weight as a link to /mypage.html?
It doesn't affect the rankings. That only helps the browser identify a portion of the page so it can properly display it when the page loads.
(If Google ever starts ranking portions of pages then it might come into play but for now that's just fun stuff to think about).


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24 Aug 2010 4:07 AM #1
Resetting the Ext.grid.RowNumberer
Does anyone know of an easy way to reset the Ext.grid.RowNumberer?
Specifically I've got a grid and am using the RowEditor to add a new entry to this (very similar to the RowEditor example: http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/dev/exa...ow-editor.html). When the user presses on cancel, during the edit of a new row, I remove this row from the grid and at this point I'd like to reset the row numbering so that the first entry again becomes number 1 (in the example, cancelling a new item actually leaves the new entry behind, but if you then click on the RemoveEmployee button you'll see that the top entry is now labelled as number 2).
Thanks for any help with this,
24 Aug 2010 2:45 PM #2
I can actually now answer my own question - if anyone's interested renumbering can be done using:
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GoogledGnome #32: Gerenzo
Grenzo wrenchwhistle walkthrough
You mean: Gerenzo Wrenchwhistle
See my twink guide for details, or check out wowhead or thottbot.
Gnomer and Out!
This was another post in the continuing exploration of how people reach Armaggedons Coming via Google. As usual, plese feel free to comment or ignore


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LORENA (January 3, 2013)--I-35 northbound on the east side frontage road between West FM 2837/Old Lorena Road and Moonlight Drive in Hewitt will be northbound only, while drivers headed south will be directed to a newly constructed frontage road.
The frontage road switch in McLennan County is weather permitting and is expected to begin Monday.
The existing frontage road will be demolished as part of the I-35 expansion project.


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An old theorem of A. J. Wilkie (Some results and problems on weak systems of arithmetic, Logic Colloquium '77) asserts that a discretely ordered ring $R$ can be extended to a model of open induction if and only if for all $n>1$, there is a homomorphism from $R$ onto $\mathbb{Z}/n\mathbb{Z}$.
Wilkie's proof proceeds by adjoining transcendental elements to $R$, but it is not clear that this is ever necessary:
Does every ring that extends to a model of open induction have an algebraic extension to a model of open induction?
Does anyone know anything about this? I know of no place in the literature where the question is even mentioned, although it has come up more than once in conversation.
Here is simple test-case: Let $R$ be the ring $\mathbb{Z}[t,\sqrt{2}t-r]$, where $r$ is a real transcendental and $t$ is an indeterminate. Order $R$ by declaring $t$ positive infinite. It is not hard to show that $R$ extends to a model of true arithmetic. I don't know if $R$ has an algebraic extension to a model of open induction.


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the tutu in the Ritts photo of DK is the same one, or looked like the same one, she wore for her performance at the event of Balachine's "Swan Lake pas de deux."
all the announced panelists, moderators and dancers were present, as was a good-sized audience, given the blizzard conditions outside. Kistler also mentioned the presence of her mother at the gathering, as well as what i believe to have been her daughter.


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15 Jun 2011 11:53 PM #1
Text field validate method not calling validator
I have a formpanel which has only one text field. I have added few validations via setValidator() method. I am calling textfield.validate() method on click of submit button. But validator.validate method is being called only if we do some edit in the textfield. On page load if we directly click submit button validator.validate() method is not being called. So validation is success always even if we dont have proper value. Below is the test case
public void onModuleLoad() { FormPanel formPanel = new FormPanel(); formPanel.setHeading("Test form"); final TextField<String> field = new TextField<String>(); field.setFieldLabel("Test"); field.setTitle("Test"); field.setValidateOnBlur(true); //field.setAllowBlank(false); //I dont want to set this upfront field.setMinLength(1); field.setValidator(new Validator() { @Override public String validate(Field<?> field, String value) { boolean allowBlankValue = false;//this will be set based on some condition at runtime if (!allowBlankValue && (value == null || value.trim().length() < 1)) { return "Enter valid value"; } if (!value.trim().equalsIgnoreCase("test")) { return "Text not matching"; } return null; } }); formPanel.add(field); Button submitButton = new Button("Submit"); submitButton.addSelectionListener(new SelectionListener<ButtonEvent>() { @Override public void componentSelected(ButtonEvent ce) { if (field.validate()) { Window.alert("success"); } } }); formPanel.addButton(submitButton); RootPanel.get().add(formPanel); }
GXT Version : 2.2.3
GWT Version : 2.2.0
23 Jun 2011 3:01 AM #2
Take a look at the validateValue method of TextField. There you will see why it does not get called when the field is blank and you allow it to be blank.
23 Jun 2011 4:37 AM #3
Thanks for the response.
Yes I understood why it is not calling validator.validate() method. But as per the document of textfield.setValidator(...) method it should be called when all basic validations are success (Irrespective of whether you have value in the textfield or not). Take the below scenario.
I have one CheckBox and one TextField. My TextField validation depends on the CheckBox value. If CheckBox is checked TextField should not allow blank values. If CheckBox is unchecked TextField is optional. In this scenario I am expecting validator method to be executed even there is no value entered in the TextField. I can solve this issue by adding Listner to the CheckBox and call the setAllowBlank(...) method. Still I don't like the way adding event listners for simple validation. After that code will become messy with lots of listeners. There will be some cases in future I will be dealing with cancelling events with CheckBox.
Is it possible to make GXT to call a validator.validate() method even if there is no value entered other than asking me to override the TextField.validateValue() method? Please correct me if I have understood wrongly. :-)
23 Jun 2011 4:39 AM #4
This cannot be changed as it is a huge braking change. For now you need to extend Textfield to add your custom logic.
19 Sep 2011 8:54 AM #5
Would be nice if this is fixed in the future, or at least update doc to make it clear. I wasted quite some time to realize this behavior. Kept thinking there is a problem with my code.
29 Jan 2012 6:12 PM #6
Agreed -- documentation does not mention this caveat at all. An update for 2.2.6 or 3.0, perhaps?


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In the level mentioned in the title, the point challenges seem to be messed up on the PS/3 -vs- other platforms. In the PS/3 version it says you're only supposed to hit 180,000 but it appears that under the hood it's the same as the PC version (400,000) points.
My question is, how in the heck are you supposed to get 400,000 points on this level (single player). Around 4:15 enemies seem to stop spawning, which means you basically have to get an average of 100,000 points for the first 4 minutes to pull this off.
So far, the best I've managed to do is 383,000. On that run through, I had the meter full the entire time and I was running around trying to attract as many monsters as I could.
Perhaps a different take on this: the weapons I'm using are the dual SMGs, the dark spear, and the rail gun:
- The dual SMG seems to be the most efficient in terms of damage / ammo used, particularly since it can hit multiple targets simultaneously.
- The spear is great for taking out the larger enemies quickly and anything nearby
- The rail gun takes out the big guys in one shot without wasting a ton of ammo in the process.
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This is such a great base recipe but can also be updated by adding other fresh ingredients. We like corn and lots of cilantro in ours! And it's sooo easy to make. Perfect week night supper.
Beef & Bean Chile Verde
From EatingWell: January/February 2008
Chile Verde, usually a slow-cooked stew of pork, jalapeños and tomatillos, becomes an easy weeknight meal with quick-cooking ground beef and store-bought green salsa. Make it a Meal: Serve with fresh cilantro, red onion and Monterey Jack. Add your favorite hot sauce.
97 Reviews for Beef & Bean Chile Verde
This recipe was great and so quick. I used 94% lean ground turkey, added some corn and also added a little tomato paste to thicken it up and give it some color. I only used an 8 oz jar of green taco sauce because I didn't realize it called for a 16oz. I had to add a little extra water. It still came out great. I think you can do a lot w/this recipe!
This is my absolute favorite chile recipe ever. My husband actually requests this meal! I definitely add more/various types of beans to the recipe and use more salsa verde because I like it spicy. Overall, this recipe rocks!
This was so good. Thanks so much. My next time making this I'm gonna add a little more heat to it. :)
This recipe is easy to make, freezes well and tastes great. We love it!!


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Is there any way I can unlock the bootloader for my O2 Xperia Play so I can install Cyanogen Mod on it? Sony announced today that they will not be releasing ICS for the Xperia Play. Now I want to unlock it and put Cyanogen Mod 9 on it. How would I go about doing this?
Yes I have an O2 Xperia Play and the only way for you to get CM9 is to unlock the boot loader using Omnius or any test point method as I did. Do not use Sony's way as you will lose DRM protected content and that is not what you want, so use Omnius then try and get into fastboot mode and it will work.
Unlocking Your Xperia Play
Known issues
It is currently not possible to unlock the boot loader for CDMA phones. Some customers with unlocked boot loaders have experienced problems when they are accepting over the air upgrades (FOTA - Firmware upgrade Over The Air). For customers that have unlocked the boot loader, please do not accept any over the air upgrades. For additional information, check out the hints and tips from the community on the XDA forum. Instructions
Hold the following button while connecting your phone to a computer with a USB-cable:
This process was found on Sony's unlocking site.


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White Water River Rafting
If you are up for an adventure on water, go white water rafting! We will be happy to make reservations for you and your family and friends. Choose a full or half day on the Colorado River or Clear Creek River. The Ranch Concierge can provide you details and pricing and make your arrangements. Rafting is available Monday through Sunday (June 2-September 6).


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I started my steep at about 175 and wans't concerned but when i put the lid on the vessel to keep it constant it shot up. In the end my grains steeped at about 190 for 40 min. This is a pumpkin ale and has about 10lbs of base malt and 2 lbs of caramel malt in addition to about 8 lbs of pumpkin. is this beer destined for disaster?
I don't have personal experience with this, but in the end of it all, you'll still wind up with beer.
The higher temperature will encourage extraction of more longer-chain sugars from the grain, which will probably result in reduced attenuation and a thicker mouthfeel. It also has a higher likelihood of extracting tannins from the grain husks, which are the chemicals that give black tea its astringency. Tannin in a beverage can also be perceived as a "dryness".
At the top end of your range, you were warm enough to denature enzymes that convert the starches to sugars, but they also do the vast majority of their work in the first few minutes of mash-in. If your wort tastes sweet, you should have at least something for your yeast to chew on, but your beer may not wind up being the beer that you were looking for.
To add to Baka's excellent answer, did you do an Iodine test to test for starch conversion. It's possible that you may not have had full conversion or conversion may have taken significantly longer than expected.
To help avoid this in the future I would definitely recommend a good stirring of the mash and taking temp readings at several spots in the mash and using the average temp as your "mash temp" as they should all drift towards that average.
If you are direct firing your mash (it sounds like Brew in a Bag?), I would recommend using something to encourage water movement around the mash to help even the temperatures out a bit and good monitoring of those temps. A thermometer in your re-circulation pipeline would be very useful for this.
Starting at 175 and going up from there, you almost certainly denatured a good portion of the enzymes. You may end up with a lot of unfermentables and a very high FG.
I'm still pretty new at this. It is an all grain recipe I built myself. It was a mash, not a steep.( I apologize-my terminogy was sloppy.) No iodine test. I am clueless about it.The pumpkin was cooked, so I think that'll give up some of it's sugars more easily. I did get a good bubble in the fermenter so the yeast are feeding on something.