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What's left of a home hit by a tornado in Harveyville, Kan. on February 28, 2012. Photo by Eric Ives
HARVEYVILLE, Kan. (WIBW) - With more than 1,000 volunteers descending on Harveyville over the past two days, community leaders say they are able to scale back the response needs.
"The outpouring of assistance we received so far has exceeded our expectations," Mayor Dustin Kuntz said. "In fact, in just a few days they accomplished so much that our need for spontaneous volunteers has been reduced drastically."
Because of that, the community is implementing a new procedure. Individuals or organizations wishing to volunteer should first contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Potential volunteers will then be contacted by local coordinators who will match them to specific needs in the community.
The current volunteer center at Mission Valley High School will no longer be able to accept spontaneous volunteers.
"So much has been accomplished in the past few days," Kuntz said. "The volunteers and our residents have worked tirelessly removing debris and restoring services. We have designated Sunday as a day of rest and reflection for our community."
Kuntz says the city will have no organized debris removal or other recovery efforts Sunday, so no volunteers will be needed. Volunteer activities will resume on a limited basis Monday, using those who register via email.
While many people have offered direct donations of material goods, city officials say there is no where to keep them. The State of Kansas, in partnership with the Kansas Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster and the Kansas Division of Emergency Management, has established a donations management website to assist in connecting people who wish to donate money to responding agencies.
The public is asked to go to www.ksready.gov and click on Donate to Kansas Disaster Relief or call 211 for information on donations and other support. Donors can use the www.ksready.gov site to specify where their donation should go.


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Close friends, family and supporters gathered outside the Warren County Justice Center Wednesday afternoon, where they did the only thing they could think of, rally for their friend.
"Brandon was and is my best friend. I know he would be doing more than this if this was me," said friend of Bradshaw Randall Erskine.
Justice was what so many gathered today looking for, and what many of them say they may never find.
"Is it just us, or will there be justice," said close Bradshaw family friend Adam Carlton.
One poster and the word on it resonated, capturing the emotions of those who awaited a grand jury decision.
"I'm mad. I don't really have words for the emotions that I have right now," said Erskine.
"I'm sad, but I'm madder now than ever. It's just not right, and I can't believe we're going to let this go," said Close family friend Kandy Carlton.
Beyond that anger is the sadness of knowing someone she loved so dearly is gone.
"A young father of three, he was just twenty-seven," said Kandy Carlton.
Carlton says it's Bradshaw's sons and wife she worries for the most.
"She was so faithful and trusting they would do the right thing," said Kandy Carlton.
These people have waited weeks since Bradshaw's death to get what they hoped would be justice, and to many of them, nothing was found.
"I don't know where to go from here. I don't know where to go," said Kandy Carlton.
Many here say they will continue to be a voice for Bradshaw.
Demonstrators began their rallying earlier in the day.
As decisions about Bradshaw/Brown case were being discussed inside the Warren County Justice Center, those rallying in support of Brandon Bradshaw were outside.
"Justice for Brandon, we want answers, justice for Brandon, we want answers," was being yelled outside of the Justice Center throughout the day.
"It's very odd, I'm very saddened to have lot my best friend," said Dale Avery, Bradshaw's best friend.
Some who knew Brandon Bradshaw, and several who didn't were rallying for answers from the Feb. 26th shooting, the day Tommy Brown allegedly shot Bradshaw.
And there was support from this rally for both the Brown and Bradshaw families.
"We love all of them," Avery said when asked about about family of Tommy Brown.
"Tommy Brown's family, We don't hate the family. We have no hate for the family. I severely disagree with what happened, but also I don't know the full story," said Randall Erskine, another best friend of Bradshaw's.
"We're speaking for Brandon because he can't," protesters yelled.
Frustration continued to grow as the protesters begged for answers.
"We're all out here because we are mad and it's been over a month now and we don't have any answers," Erskine said.
"God is our judge and I pray that Tommy's heart was in the right direction and whatever happens I feel it be God's will to be done," says Cheryl Peters, who says she went to church with Bradshaw.
"I really have faith and have trust in our system, but they are going to do the right thing," says Kandy Carlton, a close Bradshaw family friend.


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By Ann Hornaday
Friday, September 21, 2012
"The Master" opens on a shot of swirling turquoise water, the roiling backwash of an unseen boat.
It's a dazzling, super-saturated image that recurs throughout Paul Thomas Anderson's film and serves as a fitting leitmotif, not only for the social and emotional churn that the movie seeks to represent, but also for the psychic state of the audience itself. Viewers will either find themselves afloat on the film's near-ecstatic embrace of filmmaking technique and bravura acting or drowning in a vortex of maddeningly opaque, unresolved tensions.
From that mesmerizing aquatic froth that sets up the meditative subtext of "The Master," Anderson travels to Guam during the final days of World War II, where a sailor named Freddie (Joaquin Phoenix) is cavorting with his buddies in a primitive male paradise -- hacking away at coconuts, simulating sex with a female-shaped sand sculpture and reverting to a state of nature that is almost apelike in its grunting, rutting brutishness.
Freddie and his mates return to an America whose new ethos of gumption and optimism feels at odds with the carnage they've just witnessed. After trying to make a living as a photographer in a swank department store (the epitome of postwar everything-is-fineism), Freddie hits the road, bootlegging an alcoholic concoction distilled from paint thinner, pursuing furtively compulsive sexual encounters and finally stowing away, drunk, on a party boat moored at a San Francisco dock.
The boat turns out to belong to Lancaster Dodd (Philip Seymour Hoffman), who, upon meeting Freddie the next morning, describes himself as "a writer, a doctor, a nuclear physicist and a theoretical philosopher." Seeing that Freddie has been on a bender, he also announces that the younger man is "aberrated," a disjointed state of being that Lancaster seeks to mend by way of his self-styled religion, the Cause. While the boat bobs its way from Northern California through the Panama Canal to New York, Lancaster will introduce Freddie to the tenets of past lives, time travel and unconscious drives that comprise the Cause's core beliefs. They enter an alternately symbiotic and dramatically dysfunctional relationship, observed from an intimate distance by Lancaster's all-seeing wife, Peggy (Amy Adams).
One of the reasons "The Master" has been awaited so breathlessly in recent months is because Anderson was rumored to be basing much of Lancaster's character on L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of the Church of Scientology. Similarities are there, but "The Master" owes its psychological underpinnings less to Hubbard's Dianetics than to Hegelian dialectics, whereby the power dynamics between masters and slaves promise self-awareness but also an existential fight to the death.
Some of the most compelling scenes in "The Master" feature Lancaster trying to "break" the ungovernable and almost feral Freddie, forcing him to submit to a grueling "processing" session that resembles an interrogation and overseeing a bizarre conditioning exercise in which Freddie runs back and forth across a room touching the wall. But soon it becomes clear that Freddie possesses his own hold over Lancaster, whether it's the explosive violence with which he defends the Cause against naysayers or that small-batch firewater he continues to cook up, to Lancaster's mischievous delight.
Hoffman's leonine roar of "Oh, God" when he takes a quaff of Freddie's brew is just one of myriad pleasures to be had in "The Master," whose title might as well refer to Hoffman himself as the apotheosis of the voracious energy and supreme control that make for great screen acting. Watching Hoffman and Phoenix go toe to toe reveals two actors at the pinnacle of their respective powers -- Hoffman all florid brio and Hemingway-esque bluster, Phoenix contorting his face into the rictus version of an Elvis snarl, his body hunched into a simian silhouette that seeks as desperately to be aligned with the Cause's civilizing forces as it refuses to straighten out.
Combined with a surprising -- in one scene even shocking -- turn from Adams as the story's prim Lady Macbeth, "The Master" presents viewers with one of the most potent triads in recent film memory, given all the more taut dynamism by Jonny Greenwood's percussive score as well as Anderson's bold composition and use of 65mm film stock, which gives the production a suitably '50s-style sense of crispness and size. (AFI's Silver Theatre and Cultural Center is one of the few venues where audiences can see "The Master" projected in 70mm.)
In fact, there's so much weirdness and beauty in "The Master" -- from the lyrical shot of a light-festooned boat sailing into an unknown night to a surreal dream sequence of a party attended by naked women and fully clothed men -- that it takes awhile for the notion to sink in that so much acting talent and cinematic artistry has been put to the service of such puny, insufferable characters.
Anderson's last film, "There Will Be Blood," ended with a brilliant (and admittedly controversial) coda, in which Daniel Day-Lewis's power-hungry oil prospector battled it out with a young evangelical preacher played by Paul Dano, whose character anticipated the convergence of religion, celebrity and money that would come to define a recurring strain of the American character.
"The Master" was ideally situated to pick up on those forces, elaborating on the themes Anderson so tantalizingly suggested in the previous film -- just as Lancaster's nascent cult and its mostly middle-aged, female adherents present an inviting opportunity to plumb the group dynamics that gave the director's 1997 "Boogie Nights" and 1999 "Magnolia" such psychological density and tender pathos. But instead of using Lancaster and Freddie as a way to frame a larger idea, he uses epic tone and scale to frame what's essentially the pathetic, unrequited love story between a megalomaniacal crank and a lecherous drunk.
By bringing so much thought, verve and visual poetry to bear on two neurotics acting out -- rather than on the larger cultural story they anticipate and embody -- "The Master" turns out to be more of a self-defeating whimper than the big, important bang it could have been. There's no doubt that Anderson, now with six films under his belt, is a master of the medium: His sheer eloquence with cinematic grammar, from the vein-popping close-ups of his two lead actors to the expansive desert tableaux of the film's climactic scenes, confirms that. The deeper question -- and one viewers will have to answer for themselves -- is whether the filmmaker's ambition and skill in this case leave us feeling buoyed or hopelessly at sea.


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I love the quirky quality of this picture. We picked a different, more lush, shot for the norah gaughan vol.2. You won't find a link on the Berroco site yet, but the booklet HAS started to ship to stores. I hope you like it! Currer, knit in Love-it.(Pure Merino would be an excellent choice for a colder weather version.) Now let me admit to a bit of cheating. This is what the knitting really looks like at the underarm: The knitter was trying to help and used short rows instead of casting on every other row and it looks sloppy. (Don't worry, she won't be mortified to read this post). I used i-photo to do some very rudimentary touching up. You can see why we need our art director. It's not my speciality (as they say in the UK).
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I can't wait to knit this beautiful sweater for my granddaughter.January 4, 2008
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I actually liked this look & thought it was a new & funky European type design.January 4, 2008
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I love it…I love it…I love it.January 4, 2008
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very beautiful ,i love it .hope you will give us the pattern ? i am new here .
where can i see vil 1 ?January 4, 2008
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good one, i hope u will give us pattern with diagramJanuary 5, 2008
andrea #
I love the interesting shaping–very unusual and not boring to knit. I can't wait for the booklet/pattern.January 5, 2008
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I love your sweater….but, where is the pattern…..can´t waitJanuary 5, 2008
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Very interesting, hope it is not to difficult for us less advanced knitters. Would love to see this on my granddaughter. Are we able to view vol. 1 on website and also purchase?January 6, 2008
Dawn #
Love both the color and the 'vogueish' style. Can't wait to make one for myself.. All the berroco items designed in your books and website look fab!!January 6, 2008
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WOW! When and where can we purchase it? I need to knit this! Amazing work. I'm in awe!January 6, 2008
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Here from Brazil, I love it.January 7, 2008
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Can't wait for this to come out! I want it! I want it! I want it! It's just as bad as waiting on the other side of the bathroom door first thing in the morning with a full bladder.January 8, 2008
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heerlijke modellen, laat de uitleg maar komen. Greatings from BelgiumJanuary 9, 2008
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I love this sweater and have to have the pattern!!!!!
When and where can I get it?January 9, 2008
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Have checked with LYS and they still don't have volume 2 or Seduce yarn……..That shrug is calling my name…..please let me know where I can get it NOW…..thanks….A Knutty Knitter in South MississippiJanuary 19, 2008


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The water pressure from my shower is low, we've been using it for several years but it's only in the last couple of weeks that we've had the problem. I've cleaned the showers head and hose, don't know what else I can do before getting a plumber. We've had the shower nearly nine years but didn't want to buy a new one and have the same problem. It is an electric shower if you hadn't already guessed.
Does the pressure return to normal if you reduce the output water temperature? Some electric showers will regulate the amount of water flowing through them to allow the water to reach the set temperature; at higher set temperatures, the flow rate is reduced so that the water remains in the heater longer. Given that your symptoms appeared recently, it could be that a heating element failed.


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text: It's been a long while since I uploaded any new Pokemon characters. Now because I haven't drawn any new Pokemon, I thought I would go ahead and fill a request and make a tutorial on "how to draw Jalorda", step by step. This species falls under the grass type and is a Royal Pokemon species. Jalorda is an evolution from it's previous form Janovy. At first glance Jalorda looks like a snake like worm of some sorts and it even has the features of a seahorse, or at least to me it does. Some of the techniques and skills that this Pokemon species possesses is the ability to take sunlight and amplify it into it's body. Jalorda also has a penetrating stare. This means it's glance will stop any enemy or opponent from going any further. There is no gender differences, although I have to say that almost ninety percent of all Jalorda's are male and only about twelve percent are female. This means if you happen to stumble on one of these Pokemon, you will more likely be getting a male. Females are considered rare. Other than everything I've said, this should be a relatively easy lesson to learn from which means you will have fun as you learn "how to draw Jalorda". I will be back with one more tutorial so stay tuned in to see what comes up next. Adios people and be sure to have fun!


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Will you be buying a Woot-branded skillet this Saturday?
On woot.com they posted a "how woot works" video which is a series they have where they go behind the scenes to show... how Woot works.
The latest video shows how the manufacturer made a Woot-branded cast-iron skillet. it's got a huge woot ! exclamation mark on its underside. they said they'll be selling the skillet on Home.woot sometime THIS WEEK! So tune in! and then anticlimactically muttered that it'll be Saturday
what do you think? would you get one? have you heard of Lodge skillets before? what do you think the price will be?
closest guess gets a bunch of upvotes :)
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I don't need a new skillet, I don't need a new skillet, I don't need a new skillet...IN FOR 3.
I'm guessing $25+$5
As much as I want to, I already HAVE a lodge skillet of that particular type... Maybe if they had released a flat griddle model instead?
Also, I wonder about the wisdom of removing surface area from the center of the pan (AKA where you need heat) performance-wise.
They should sell it for BOC price...And yeah, I might buy one.
Thanks for posting this @w00tgurl. I would have missed it. I could use a new one since I ruined the old one on my ex. Just kidding; I only used it in my imagination.
But I am going to get one of these.
YES! I just learned about it today and HOW COOL DOES THAT THING LOOK
I really don't need one... but how can I resist!? Also, I hope it ships from Tennessee... because then I'd be able to get mine fast!
Now if it were say, a Woot! branded dutch oven... Yeah, I'd be all over that. Woot could do a Camping themed sale day between home, woot, deals, and moofi... Even maybe a kid's tent too.
Yes I will need a new cast iron skillet anyways mine was accidentally taken by an old roommate that I had a falling out with.
@xavoc: exclamation point sleeping bag!
I have a skillet but depending on what si... oh who am I kidding I will probably be refreshing my browser/mobile app Friday night to buy when it goes up!
I've heard od Lodge before, they are actually on of the largest cast iron makers, so, I'm pretty excited about it too...Im hoping $20, and $5 for shipping. @capguncowboy, I bet they do come from Tenn! Puts me closer to! WooHoo!!
I was actually under the impression that Lodge was the only cast iron (cookware) company in the US? I thought I saw this on Dirty Jobs/How That Was Made/etc. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
yeah I'm gonna buy one, you can have a cast iron pan forever. As long as its under like 25-30 bucks i'm in
Im going to buy it and make this http://allrecipes.com/recipe/grandmas-iron-skillet-apple-pie/detail.aspx?event8=1&prop24=SR_Title&e11=cast%20iron&e8=Quick%20Search&event10=1&e7=Recipe
@xavoc: I have a solution to your problem: Don't use an electric stove.
I already have a Lodge skillet (6 yrs old now), so yeah...I'll be in for one. Price $14.99 + $5 shipping.
BTW, the flavor that can be achieved from a properly seasoned cast iron skillet is totally unique. That fond-like crust on a steak or burger takes things to a whole new level. From experience, open a window and set your smoke alarms for stun before cooking!!!
@jsoko: No alternative. There is no gas line run to my home and this doesn't work with induction stoves. :/
No, we have enough skillets that my wife doesn't u...OWWW. THAT HURT! Maybe we will buy a new one. :::rubs head vigorously:::
The real questions: Do I stay up until it shows up in the wee small hours of the morning, or do I take my chances and wait until I wake up Saturday morning to see if there are any left?
I was JUST going to buy a skillet over the weekend. now i'm really glad i waited. :3 This is way cooler.
I'm guessing $19.99 + $5 shipping.
I have a few Lodge pieces already (from back when they didn't come pre-seasoned), but I'll probably be in for one (or two). Unlike the new shirts, this one's made in the USA. :)
Love cast iron skillets! Been using them for (unintelligble) years. Love them, I say! But...size matters. (Yes, it does in certain circumstances.) So does the cost. Will wait in excited anticipation.
If we needed a skillet, I'd be tempted. But I'm not going to buy an extra skillet just for Woot-branding...
Well, now that a Woot Off just started, I'm going to say "No", I'm not going to buy a Woot-marked Skillet.
I'll probably be spending my budgeted money on the Woot-Off. If they had sold the skillet before today, I probably would have bought it without a second thought.
I'm really tempted on the skillet... but I kind of wanted the "Yoshi Blue Skillet" more.
But for the fact that I could use this woot skillet to fight off bad guys and horses, sure why not?
(I hope you have seen Tangled).
@xavoc: I thought cast iron worked well with induction?
I do need a cast iron skillet. If it's the right price in for 1.
@xavoc: feel free to use a cast skillet on an electric cook top if you prefer cast skillet cooking. Its more of a liability thing with mfr's(more likely to scratch the cook top with cast, or break it while flipping an egg lol - also depending on the type of glass used (or enamel used, if you have the exposed element style electric) it can become discolored or in the case of glass, cloudy.)
Be aware that if you are still under a warranty period, this might void it (read your warranty) - but not due to any inherent failure (unless you're careless) mainly limiting liability, and carrying over cations from years long gone by. (early glass tops would shatter from hotspots, and a thick heavy skillet doesn't give up it's heat easily, even after shutting the burner. This is a complete non issue for modern glass tops. Exposed elements - unless yours is fairly new or underused...odds are they're chalky white anyways from overheating and years of use, so it still wouldn't matter.
Very cool video. I'd be in for one if I didn't already have a Lodge skillet this size. Heavy beast, but gotta love the crust that it gives food. I haven't used mine in a while, might be time to cook.
I suppose I can use the excuse that I need a skillet to leave in the camper. And @xavoc, I have 6 cast iron skillets and until this past October only used them in/on an electric range. They are great for roasts.
If my check is in the bank by then, HELL YEAH!
I guessed closest...and I got a ton of upvotes (before Saturday). @w00tgurl...you're psychic. Or psychotic. I get those two confused.
@rprebel: as promised :) hehe
i'm actually both psychic and psychotic! enjoy your new skillets everyone! lots of good info already in the home.woot product discussion thread


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BILL COSBY: Born: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Other: Won 7 Grammys for Best Comedy Album
Growing up in Philadelphia, Bill Cosby earned a reputation as the class clown. It was the sort of reputation that followed him through many jobs and his years in the US Navy. While many wouldn't want that kind of reputation following them, Bill Cosby turned it into one of the most successful comedy careers today. Much of his work on the big and small screen are considered classic, but he started out doing stand-up, and continues that tradition today.
Cosby first tried stand-up in the early 60s while working at a club in Philadelphia, where he'd been waiting tables. His years of class clowning turned into a solid act, and he quickly started doing more. Cosby left college to do stand-up full time, though he would return years later as he learned the value of a good education.
National exposure followed in 1963 when he landed a spot on The Tonight Show. That lead to a record deal with Warner Brothers who released his first LP: Bill Cosby Is a Very Funny Fellow...Right! While such comedy albums aren't quite so common today, they were a significant source of exposure for comedians in the years not only before YouTube, but DVDs and cable stand-up specials.
Cosby's success on stage lead to success in television, as he was cast in I Spy. He became the first African-American to co-star as a lead in a TV drama. He would win 3 Emmys for his performance on the show. While Cosby continued to work in film and television throughout the late 60s and 70s he did not neglect stage work.
His stand up career continued, as did the comedy albums. He holds the most Grammys for Best Comedy Album at seven. Though less well known, he even released a few musical albums during this period, though they were not met with the same critical embrace as his comedy.
Cosby had been involved in a number of TV projects since I Spy, but his biggest happened in the 80s with The Cosby Show. He became a household name from the 8 years on what became one of the top sitcoms of all time. After The Cosby Show ended he tried a number of film and TV projects, none quite as successful.
Today Cosby still tours regularly doing his iconic brand of family friendly stand-up comedy. Cosby's shows and material are universal fun for all ages, something he's very proud of. Make sure to see one of comedy's biggest icons live on stage and not just on TV when he visits a venue near you.


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Seattle's Russell Wilson Has a Special Bag of Tricks; the Crouching Lineman
Generously listed in his Seattle Seahawks biography page as 5 feet 11, rookie quarterback Russell Wilson is of fairly average height for a normal man walking the Earth. But he's the shortest quarterback in the NFL.
When compared to fellow playoff passers like Baltimore's Joe Flacco (6 feet 6) and San Francisco's Colin Kaepernick (6 feet 5), he looks like he'd be more at home baking cookies in a hollowed-out magical tree.
But Wilson has miraculously navigated the unusually gigantic world of the NFL, leading his team into the divisional round of the playoffs, where they face the Atlanta Falcons Sunday. Already he stands tall as one of the best short quarterbacks: Only eight players shorter than Wilson have thrown an NFL pass since 1970.
According to former players, coaches and analysts, there's a simple checklist for a diminutive quarterback like Wilson to succeed in the NFL. Wilson, for his part, said this week that "my height doesn't define my skill set. I feel I can make any play on the field." But others may disagree:
1. Drop back far. Like, really far.
Hall of fame quarterback Warren Moon says Wilson has perfected the play-action pass, a type of fake handoff that allows him precious time to scoot back behind the line of scrimmage. The farther back he is from his offensive linemen, some of whom are 8 inches taller than him, the easier it is for him to see receivers downfield.
This is helped, Moon says, by Wilson's nimble feet, his ability to roll out and his quick hands, which allow for masterful fakes that buy him time and keep defenders at bay. The result? Wilson rarely has to take a standard three-step drop and attempt to throw over the wall of humans.
It also helps to rip a few pages out of the playbook. Former NFL quarterback Doug Flutie, who was listed at 5 feet 10, said certain pass patterns are tough for short quarterbacks. Specifically, plays that call for a receiver to make a double move, like an out-and-up route, require additional time to develop, allowing the defense's gargantuan pass rushers to crowd the quarterback.
"Tom Brady can stand firm in the pocket and survey the whole field even when the pass rush gets close," said Flutie, now an analyst for NBC. "The closer the pass rush got to me, the more it looked like I was throwing out of a well."
2. Employ some considerate linemen
No matter how much the Seahawks try to move their quarterback around in the pocket, there comes a time in every game when Wilson has to do what every other NFL quarterback does—drop back and throw the football over the heads of the big galoots who protect him from pulverization. Seahawks center Max Unger says there's only one practical thing the linemen can do to help their quarterback in this situation—duck.
"As far as the height thing, there isn't really too much you can do about that apart from bend your knees a little bit more," he said. "We try to do that, anyway."
3. Hide behind your stud running back
On one second-quarter play in Seattle's wild-card win over the Washington Redskins Sunday, the Seahawks unveiled an interesting wrinkle on offense in which they used Pro Bowl running back Marshawn Lynch as a lead blocker for Wilson, who followed his teammate up the middle for a 19-yard gain.
The play was so effective because Wilson was momentarily hidden from the defense by Lynch, who is the same height but 11 pounds heavier than his quarterback. It wouldn't work quite so well in Denver, for example, where Peyton Manning stands 6 inches taller than running back Knowshon Moreno.
Even when they're not literally shielding Wilson from opposing defenders, the Seahawks running backs have helped to hide some of their quarterback's weaknesses. Seattle's strong rushing attack means defenses are more vulnerable to fake handoffs, read-option runs and bootlegs off play-action, which the Seahawks have utilized to open wide passing lanes for their vertically-challenged quarterback.
"That's what makes our play-action game so good," Seattle tight end Zach Miller said. "We can fake it to Marshawn and it's going to get a reaction from linebackers. It definitely takes the pressure off."
4. Have a strong arm, big hands and a good sense of self-preservation
Despite his wee stature, Wilson possesses one of the 10 strongest arms in the league, according to Moon, which means he can throw the ball without a problem from well behind the line of scrimmage.
He also has unnaturally large hands, which allow him to grip the ball tighter and throw with greater velocity. Wilson's hands were measured at 10¼ inches at the NFL scouting combine last year, which was fourth-highest among all quarterbacks in his class and more than a quarter of an inch bigger than those of Brock Osweiler, the 6-foot-7 tent-pole quarterback of the Denver Broncos.
All of that means he's able to throw what Moon calls one of the best deep balls in the game.
Wilson's size also gives him one big advantage—there's not much of him to hit. New rules that limit contact with quarterbacks have only enhanced this advantage. In recent years, the NFL has implemented a crackdown on shots to the head and defenders are no longer allowed to hit quarterbacks below the knees. That doesn't give defenders a lot of quarterback to aim at.
"With the rules the way they are now, they've basically got to grab you by the torso and pull you down," said Flutie. "But there's not a lot of torso on him."
Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach and CBS analyst Bill Cowher says Wilson's awareness allows him to not ever get hit. He said smaller quarterbacks tend to panic and set forth on ill-advised runs when under pressure. Wilson, Cowher says, camps in the pocket and knows exactly when to throw. "In all the times I've seen him run, he never takes a big hit. He's got a very good knack for being able to make those decisions on safety and also whether to run or pass," Cowher said. "He sees the rush coming and he does not flinch. He steps to the side, he gets his feet set up."
5. Enjoy the fringe benefits
If you think life as an NFL quarterback is all about tossing touchdown passes in sold-out stadiums while cheerleaders blow you kisses from the sidelines, you're sorely mistaken. The NFL regular season can also be an endless treadmill of crisscrossing flights and getting hounded by eager autograph seekers.
But this is where short quarterbacks can find the biggest perks. While the act of wedging a jumbo-sized football player into an airplane seat usually requires an impressive degree of physical dexterity, Wilson can sit back and relax on those long flights from the Pacific Northwest.
For an NFL quarterback who is the size of a regular human being, it's also possible to dodge the screaming fans by passing yourself as an ordinary Joe. "Cam Newton walks into a room and people's heads turn because he's 6-feet-6, so there's a little advantage there," said Flutie. "And you can buy a suit off the rack if you want."


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I saw that some websites have got back link from face book. Can you provide me some Social Media sites that can provide back link or provide huge traffic to the website?
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I can't you suggest you social media sites for back links but you can get 100% traffics from social media like facebook, twitter, myspace, stumble upon etc. As per my opinion all social media sites allows one backlink from your profile page. You can also generate through your post but its must be relevant.
From all those i would have to pick Facebook and Twitter. Really great for building traffic.
My favorite social media sites are facebook,twitter and stumbleupon.
thats depend upon your profile and how you attract the visitors through the unique content.
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Do back links and traffic differ? If they DO differ, do social media sites work for increasing traffic or back-links?
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20 gauge on coyotes?
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There just aren't many options in 20ga like I said. Any buckshot you can find will work. I cant find anyone that even manufactures 20ga shells in T, BBB, BB, etc. Seems they jump from #2 birdshot and go right into #2 buckshot with nothing in between.
+1. With a 20 you don't have the room to get many big pellets in there so the smaller buck sizes will help keep the pattern nice and even. Since you have given yourself a 30-ish yard limit I would even go down to some large letter size shot like BBB, T, or F.
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Yeah, I was just giving him ideas for some handloads. For as many shells as a guy would use for coyote hunting I'd get a mallet and one of those lee-loader kits to load the ammo I wanted to use instead of the ammo I would be otherwise forced to use.
There just aren't many options in 20ga like I said. Any buckshot you can find will work. I cant find anyone that even manufactures 20ga shells in T, BBB, BB, etc. Seems they jump from #2 birdshot and go right into #2 buckshot with nothing in between.
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Try finding a cheap used Mec Jr press also. Not very expensive (at least around here). Picked up the 12ga for $40 and the 20ga for $60. I will never buy factory (lead) shotgun ammo again. MUCH better load for the same price or less, and it is almost too easy to load. And the Mec presses are indestructible. Good luck however you go.
I have contemplated the cheap Lee Loader. I could drive across the border and purchase ammo but it adds to the cost of the shells with duty and taxes.
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#2 buck-yes, #2 shot-no. Remember that a pellet launched at 1200 fps will penetrate the same whether it was launched from a .410 or a 10 gauge. The difference between the two is the higher number of pellet strikes that are made due to the heavier payload that the larger gauge throws at the target. With a 20 you will definitely want to try a few choked and see which one patterns best with your load of choice.Honestly if you don't already have the 20 ga. I would get a short barreled 12 Mossberg pump turkey gun. Mossys are pretty light and with 3.5 inch 12 ga. power at your finger tips you could use the shotgun as your main gun with the rifle as back up for dogs that hang up.
I was most concerned about getting good penetration from a 20 gauge at my range limit since I often call them into 5 yards or so. Would 3" BB or #2 work? I don't have toxic restrictions for mammals.Any of the short barreled youth models won't add much weight in addition to my rifle and calling gear.
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What's the name for a digraph such that for each pair of vertices $u,v$, there is either a path from $u$ to $v$ or a path from $v$ to $u$? I'd call it just connected, since this is an intermediate property between weak and strong connectivity, and is in fact equivalent to the existence of a path containing all vertices. However, I'm not an expert of the subject, and I was unable to find any reference about this, so far.
Just `connected' is fine. For example, Wikipedia and Tutte agree. However, since "the number of systems of terminology presently used in graph theory is equal, to a close approximation, to the number of graph theorists," (R.P. Stanley, 1986) you might want to include the definition anyway.
Another term that has been used is "unilateral" or "unilaterally connected". I don't have a particularly strong opinion in favor of this terminology, but I am slightly opposed to just calling it "connected". (I usually assume "connected" means "weakly connected" for digraphs.) However, I must admit a reference by Tutte is good.
Some references for "unilateral":
Such digraph is called traceable. For example, it is defined as such in the paper http://www.ams.org/bull/1976-82-01/S0002-9904-1976-13955-9/S0002-9904-1976-13955-9.pdf
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6 Lord of the Rings Characters Who Totally Dropped the Ball
#3. Gandalf Leads The Fellowship On A Magical Mystery Tour
Gandalf's leadership in The Fellowship of the Ring exemplifies the perils of on-the-job training. Let's test your knowledge of the trilogy with the following questions:
1. How many horses did Gandalf insist the Fellowship bring?
2. What would Gandalf have done if Frodo didn't just happen to figure out the password Gandalf had forgotten at the Mines of Moria?
3. What was Gandalf's game plan once he saw that everyone in Moria was dead?
4. How many times did Gandalf hitch a ride with his giant eagle friends?
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1. Zero (save one brave pony).
2. That giant squid would've eaten everyone.
3. "Into the mines!"
4. Twice - first when Saruman traps Gandalf on top of a tower; and then when, uh, Bilbo finally throws the Ring in, err, Mount Gloom (sorry, we felt bad spoiling the series for our 20 internet-less readers who are somehow viewing this site on a cave wall.)
"Thank you, my friend. I now have nine hours of superfluous battle scenes to attend to."
That there's a laundry list of botch jobs. The sheer fact that Gandalf forgot to outsource the trip to Mordor to the eagles is unforgivable, but what's more heartbreaking is that he's even more useless when comes back from the dead.
When Gandalf is resurrected in The Two Towers, his main job is to not use magic and just gallivant around on his horse, staring at the planetarium light show ensconced in his disco stick.
"This horse can, like, totally read my mind."
In short, everything would've come out mostly the same for the Fellowship of the Ring if they simply dumped Gandalf with a dimebag of wizard weed at the first gas station they passed. Come to think of it, his "smoking habit" explains his memory problems rather aptly.
"This is some prime Gondor Kush, brah. They fertilize the plants with troll shit."
#2. Gandalf Blames Pippin for His Own Fuck-up
Yes, Gandalf appears on the list twice.
Let's go back to Moria for a second, because it's there in that mine where the crucial plot point of the first film happens; the crew is attacked by orcs and the Balrog demon and (spoiler!) Gandalf seemingly dies.
The whole thing is triggered when Pippin sets off a Rube Goldberg reaction (that is, knocking a skeleton down a well) causing a racket that awakens every subterranean horror in a four-mile radius. Gandalf screams at Pippin, even hinting that it would be better if he had fallen down the well, indirectly blaming him for the catastrophe that follows.
"I know you're there, Gandalf. Please stop trying to kill me."
The crew was moving silently through the mines, not drawing any enemy attention. They're most of the way through when they reach the tomb of Balin... and Gandalf stops to read a book he found.
That's why they were lingering in the tomb, that's why Pippin started fidgeting around and knocking things into wells. And everybody knows it's a mistake; a panicked Legolas whispers to Aragorn, "we cannot linger here." Guys, if the elf is worried, you should be worried.
Dudes this hard don't scare easily
And it's not like Gandalf didn't know the place was infested with bad guys; he's the one who spent the several scenes leading up to that insisting that they not go in. So why the heck does he take a pit stop mere minutes from the Mine's exit to read some dead dwarf's diary?
Is there some secret he learns from the book? Valuable background information? No, he learns that bad guys have invaded and killed everybody. Keep in mind this is a book the found among hundreds of dead bodies with arrows in their backs. We had kind of pieced that together, asshole.
By the end of the clusterfuck battle, Gandalf's dead and a cave troll nearly offs Frodo, who is protected only by his uncle's creepy, Siegfried-and-Roy-style unmentionables.
Thanks to Gandalf the Grey's literacy break, the last words to his friends were "Fly, you fools!" It was only at his own death that he realized what an albatross he had always been to the Fellowship.
#1. Sauron Gives Hand-To-Hand Combat A Whirl
The first several minutes of Fellowship of the Rings recount Sauron's salad days of Middle Earth conquest, and boy oh boy, was he one power-drunk cat. He had the power of the cosmos on his trigger finger, a magic mace that could feather-dust entire armies to smithereens, and a fancy helmet that could substitute as a nautical mine. In sum, he was the most dapper despot around, and he fucking knew it.
So when it came time to kill a scrub like the hero Isildur, he should've been home in time for Mrs. Sauron to fix him a nice bowl of lava soup, no?
Ahem, let's take a look at the clip. It starts at 2:45:
He has his human enemy on the ground at his feet. One enemy, with tens of thousands at his back. He then sloooowly reaches out with his ringed hand, allowing his finger to get chopped off. The ring is detached, he dies, his entire empire collapsing with it.
What was trying to do, exactly? Tousle Isildur's hair? Shake his hand? Steal his wallet? Had Sauron ever read a goddamn Green Lantern comic, he'd know that if you've got godhood sitting on your index finger, you do not get into fisticuffs. You create giant egg beaters and rolling pins and xylophone mallets and bludgeon your opponent into organ paste.
Had Sauron simply worn the ring around his neck (like everyone else in the damn movies), or geez Louise, forged it into his feather-dusting mace, the trilogy would have been 554 minutes shorter than its theatrical run time, and Peter Jackson would've been forced to cram a $285 million budget into four minutes. Just imagine. If Sauron hadn't been so grabby, Lord of The Rings: Sauron Smashing Some Guy With A Hammer would be the best (and last) film any of us would ever see.
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Stuffed Portabellos
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Type: Side Dishes
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Portabello mushrooms are meaty and satisfying. This cheesy side dish or appetizer is sure to be a hit.
Serves: Serves: 6
- 6 large portabello mushrooms
- 1/3 cup + 1 tablespoon vegetable broth
- 3/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 3/4 cup chopped onion
- 1 1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1 1/2 cups chopped tomatoes
- 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
- 1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 3 tablespoons grated nonfat Parmesan cheese
- 3/4 cup shredded nonfat mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 cup shredded reduced-fat mozzarella cheese
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- Preheat oven to 425F.
- Spray shallow baking dish with cooking spray.
- Remove stems from mushroom caps; chop and set aside. Place mushroom caps, smooth side down, in baking dish; pour 1/3 cup vegetable broth over mushrooms. Sprinkle with garlic powder; cover dish with foil and bake 13 to 15 minutes, until tender.
- Spray nonstick skillet with cooking spray; add 1 tablespoon vegetable broth and heat over medium-high heat. Add onion and garlic to skillet; cook, stirring occasionally, until onion is transparent and softened.
- Add mushroom stems, tomatoes and Italian seasoning; cook, stirring frequently, until vegetables are tender, 5 to 6 minutes.
- Remove from heat; stir in bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese and mix well.
- Divide mixture among mushroom caps.
- Combine cheeses in plastic bag; shake until mixed. Sprinkle cheese over mushroom caps.
- If not serving immediately, cover with plastic wrap or foil and refrigerate until ready to serve. Preheat broiler on high heat; remove wrap and broil mushrooms until cheese is melted and lightly browned.
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Aussie Rules is the name of Greg Normans boat
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A very confusing game. Ironically, seeming to be devoid of any clear rules. Playes run around an oval field in any possible direction, kicking and passing the ball where-ever they feel the need. On the plus side, the players seem to have a good time as they are often laughing during play.
pub guy#1-"Have you ever watched Aussie Rules football?"
pub guy#2-"Haha ha ha haha ha ha....yeah good one mate!"
pub guy#2-"Haha ha ha haha ha ha....yeah good one mate!"
by Mick the Mouth May 26, 2008
A game where grown men run around a cricket oval, kicking a ball around the place in a scrappy sort of fashion.
A game where ball control and handling counts for nothing, as long as you kick the ball.
A game that is simple and one-dimensional and doesn't require much thought process to follow or participate in... 'catch, kick... catch, kick....'
A game where ball control and handling counts for nothing, as long as you kick the ball.
A game that is simple and one-dimensional and doesn't require much thought process to follow or participate in... 'catch, kick... catch, kick....'
'He KICKS it down to the midfielder who then KICKS it to the full forward where he takes a marvellous CATCH and he KICKS a goal... what a 'brilliant' play, what a game of aussie rules'
by That Guy hey August 28, 2008
Nickname for Australian Rules Football, no padding, no helmets, just balls.
They play Aussie Rules in heaven, not Rugby.
by The Slater November 04, 2003
Real football. Not like that pussy American shit. Who the fuck needs pads? Aussie rules football is exciting to watch, and doesn't always end up as a big pile of broad-shouldered gay men 2 seconds after the whistle has been blown. American football sucks balls.
English football is cool though.
English football is cool though.
Aussie rules is a real sport that requires skill and determination, rather than just strength and an IQ of 2.7.
by Rohan January 25, 2004
the bast game to watch, better than that stupid american excuse for footy. no pads, just balls!
davo: did ya watch the footy last night?
cody: fuck yes GO THE CROWS!!!
cody: fuck yes GO THE CROWS!!!
by ozzy beamer April 10, 2005
The best sport in the world - combines skill with strength, not just one or the other. Shits all over American football and to some extent, soccer where pussy footing about is considered a talent. Best players: Chris Judd, Ben Cousins and some other boof heads from other clubs ;o)
AFL 4eva!
AFL 4eva!
"Who's gonna win the Aussie Rules Grand Final this year?"
"The Eagles"
"Who's gonna get the Brownlow?"
"Cuz... so hot right now..."
"The Eagles"
"Who's gonna get the Brownlow?"
"Cuz... so hot right now..."
by Smythe July 31, 2005
The most skillfull football code in the world (apart from soccer). A game which consists of a pointy ball, simular to a gridiron or rugby one. Invented in Australia, believed to originate from the Aborignial people. The game is played by two teams who's aim is to kick the ball through the goals or points. Four poles situated at the top ends of an oval feild. If you kick a goal it is the eqivilent of six points. This game requires high level fitness, muscular stregnth and athletic stamina and cannot allow chubby, tanky, thicknecked, fatlords who claim to be sports people by just sitting on thier asses eating hot dogs while claiming to be a hot athlete just coz they can block and tackle a few leaner guys, like in gridiron or rugby. Aussie rules does not require helmets and padding unlike the pussy weak arse excuse for "football gridiron" wtf? u guys dont even use your foot..u should call it gay ball because your players wear tights. If i want to see men in tights i will watch the ballet. In Aussie rules the players can only pass the ball by kicking, hand-balling (not throwing!!)Aussie rules football also consists of large amounts of tackiling, but suprisingly does not allow padding or helmets.
waz: Carn the Eagles!!!!!
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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Yoga Class
at Garibaldi Plaza (in Washington Square Park), Manhattan
8:30 a.m.–9:30 a.m.
This yoga class is led by Yoga Vida and is suitable for all levels. Drop-ins are welcome. Join us!
Category: Sports, Outdoor Fitness, Seniors
Fitness Walk
at Joe Michaels Mile: Western Entrance (in Crocheron Park), Queens
9:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Join this free fitness walking program along the beautiful Joe Michaels Mile, adjacent to Little Neck Bay.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness, Seniors
Children's Garden Summer Session sponsored by HSBC
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
The Children's Garden at Queens Botanical Garden offers hands-on discovery for kids in this registration-required summer program.
Category: Education, Nature, Best for Kids
Union Square Park: Summer in the Square: Cardio & Strength
at South Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–9:45 a.m.
This Brick New York class will blend fast-paced cardio with interval body weight exercises.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Learn to Play Tennis: Beginners
at Woodlawn Tennis Courts (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx
9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
CityParks Tennis, presented by BNP Paribas, provides free tennis lessons to thousands of kids ages 6 to 16 each year in more than 36 parks throughout the five boroughs. LACOSTE is the…
Category: Fitness, Best for Kids, Sports
Summer Sports Experience
at Sunset Park Playground (in Sunset Park), Brooklyn
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Pitch, shoot and score with NYC Parks! Summer Sports Experience welcomes kids to join this free program focused on developing sports skills.
Category: Best for Kids, Sports, Summer Sports Experience
Exhibition: Living Landmarks
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Living Landmarks celebrates the nine individually landmarked New York City public parks in honor of the 50th anniversary of the City's landmarks law. The exhibit showcases their…
Category: Art, History, Seniors
Greenbelt Summer Day Camp 2015
at 200 Nevada Avenue (in High Rock Park), Staten Island
9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Campers will explore our hiking trails, natural areas, creeks, ponds, the nature center, and carousel.
Category: Best for Kids
Dance/Movement Class: Dances for a Variable Population
at Garibaldi Plaza (in Washington Square Park), Manhattan
9:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m.
Dances for a Variable Population is a distinctive dance workshop program appropriate for older adults of all ages and abilities.
Category: Accessible, Dance, Seniors
Summer in the Square: ArtFarm Animals
at South Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
9:30 a.m.–10:00 a.m.
Kids will get the unique opportunity to meet and learn about animals in a fun and interactive way.
Category: Education, Nature, Best for Kids
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I know that there is a halakhic necessity to tovel a new pot. However, has anyone ever heard of the halakhic necessity to do hagala on a new pot? Reason for asking was this.
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In Israel and not In America they Have this Minhag, because of the treatment used while making the Pot for certain types of metal including steel and aluminum are rolled out, the rollers are smeared with animal fat. For an extensive answer see HERE
Apparently there was (is?) a practice to glaze new aluminium pots with non-Kosher fats before selling them. Hacham Ovadia (Yabia Omer Y"D 6:10) ruled that such pots do not require hag'alah, because the glaze carries has no taste, and may be used lechatechila without hag'alah.


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Cited: Nancy Fram, 50, 711 Market Square, disorderly conduct; Prenilla Taylor, 28, 811 Market Square, disorderly conduct; Shirrell D. Pruitt, 27, improper turn; Troy L. Hunt, 39, 113 Forestview Drive, Wintersville, failure to signal left turn; and Elizabeth M. Valente, 22, Manalpan, N.J., stop sign violation.
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Theft: A vacant house on county Road 4 was broken into during the past several months and a washer, dryer, stove and refrigerator were taken.
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MVVM pattern is a hot word recently and I am planning to learning and refactor my existing project into this pattern. I have no experience and foresight of the potential risk. Have you guys really get lots of benefit from the MVVM Pattern in real-world projects? Is it worth refactoring an existing non-MVVM (mainly using Code-Behind files) into the MVVM pattern?
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I've done 4 silverlight projects and 1 WPF project for customers and all of them were done using the MVVM pattern. So to answer your question if it's widely adopted... yes.
Is it worth refactoring an old project to make use of the MVVM pattern? That depends on the project. Is testability an important factor of the project than without a doubt it is good practice converting the project. If the project is in the begin phase then I would also recommend to make use of the MVVM pattern as it will encourage you to produce cleaner and less coupled code. Is the existing project in an advanced stage and are there other patterns involved then it depends on the budget and time of the project whether it's worth converting it.
Just a little side node of myself. The more I'm making use of MVVM, the more I'm starting to be bothered of the complexity a viewmodel can get and the less I am convinced of whether MVVM is THE way to go in Silverlight / WPF applications. I find it irritating to have my Commands and data properties in the same place because there is no clean sepperation anymore between data and command. For that I would encourage people to also have a look at the MVVMC pattern that solves these issues.
I've found the article with good explanation when you should use the MVVM pattern: http://neverindoubtnet.blogspot.com/2011/05/mvvm-backlash.html
According to the article there is only 3 real benefits of MVVM:
So if your code is clear and satisfactory, your team don't have designers, you don't write unit-tests - there is no point in changing the architecture. MVVM itself has nothing to do with the code quality, it is not a magic wand. But if you start a new project, it can really help you.
Yes, this pattern is a dream when building WPF and Silverlight applications. I've used it on many projects, including ones that are public facing production apps and I would use it again if I build another WPF/Silverlight app in the future (I'd even use it in Javascript pages via the knockout.js library).
The single greatest benefit of MVVM is that the complete separation of logic and data from the layout makes it testable. This is often not a concern to stand-along coders, but in the IT industry Test Driven Development (TDD) is now an expected skill.
We also find MVVM "just makes more sense" as code tends to be cleaner and we look at the problems from a broader perspective than the old "just double-click and add yet another handler".
Once you start working on very large projects, I highly recommend also looking at the PRISM framework/guideline as well. It adds yet another level of separation that allows 100's of modules to be developed by separate teams without them tripping over each other all the time.
The only additional thing I will stick my neck out about is: MVVM does not preclude the need for controller classes. We find they make the most sensible place to hang application response logic (not in code-behind, not in the ViewModel and certainly not in the DataModels). Maybe it should be MVCVM? :)


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I have a craftsman riding lawnmower. It has a manual gear that I have to push up to get the blade to start. There is a physical heavy gauge wire going from this gear to something below that snapped in half. So what is this called, can I fix it myself, and how do you fix it?
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There was a simple cable that rusted and snapped from the "clutch" assembly. I put clutch in quotes because this just starts the blade.
You cannot really just replace the metal cable because it is closed on both ends and has a mechanism on one side that it needs to be outside of... So a $3 fix turned to $27 because I had to buy the whole assembly. I did try to put my own metal chord and cap (and I was 98% sure it wouldn't work but it was free because I had the stuff) and the tension snapped the cap off like a twig.
This seems to be a very very common problem because for my model at a local sears parts center they only had 5-6 parts in stock and about 10 of the clutch assembly... So their design flaw is their profit.
The fix was simple. Take out the gas tank (2 screws), take out the assembly that moves the blade into gear (4 screws next to steering wheel), put the top part into the matching parts of the blade gear assembly, and then route it through one hole and then put the spring on the bolt and clip it. Always good to take a pictures but this was a pretty easy fix.
You visit http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/index.action and type in your model number. You select the schematic that contains your broken part and order a new one. While viewing the schematic, you could be able to decide if you're capable of doing the repair.
I'm assuming since you're considering the fix, that you have access to a variety of tools and not just a simple, 20 piece, car-trunk variety socket and ratchet set. You could possibly need torx sockets, allen head sockets, large 1/2 inch drive sockets... its hard to say for sure.


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Rob Paral, a Senior Fellow for the IPC, was published yesterday in Politico explaining why Republican lawmakers can't ignore minority voters in regards to immigration reform. The article was based on Paral's recent Special Report for the IPC, "Stepping Up: The Impact of the Newest, Immigrant, Latino, and Asian Voters." [1]
"A recent Immigration Policy Center analysis of demographic and immigration trends shows that many Republican congressional districts are seeing their constituency profiles evolve dramatically, with emerging electorates that care deeply about immigration reform. In fact, according to my research, based on U.S. Census Bureau age and citizenship data, Asian and Latino youth and newly naturalized U.S. citizens will make up 34 percent of newly eligible voters at the time of the 2014 elections in 55 Republican-held congressional districts."
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6 Great Action Heroes (Who Should Be Convicted of Murder)
#3. James Bond from Casino Royale
For years, people who wanted to see 007 in action had to put up with plots that hinged on ridiculous things like invisible cars, laser beam satellites, and Madonna still being considered a sex symbol. This installment expunged the implausibility that plagued previous Bond films, establishing Bond as a grounded, conflicted character who just so happens to be hired by the government to play a friendly game of cards with terrorist masterminds instead of, you know, killing them.
So What's the Problem?
Bond has never been the most inconspicuous spy, but we don't think that he's ever wantonly killed innocent bystanders before. During the opening chase scene, the villain that Bond chases carefully flips and pivots to avoid civilians, while Bond rams into them, knocking one off of a tall girder, presumably to his death. (This also results in a huge explosion. Why? Because it's a Bond movie, that's why.)
The terrorist takes refuge in a foreign embassy, so Bond is forced by international law to allow him to temporarily escape and attempt to negotiate his transfer into British custody.
Nah, we're just kidding. Bond storms in, fires on a group of foreign soldiers, and kills the guy he was ordered to capture alive. He then shoots one of the stray gas canisters that the embassy just happened to have lying around, sparking an explosion two feet away from some poor soldiers.
All of this innocent loss of life makes even less sense when you realize it's all so that the British government doesn't have to worry about bailing Bond out of a foreign jail, like they effortlessly do later on in the film. Interestingly enough, Bond's superiors seem more concerned about him killing a suspected terrorist than about nearly starting World War III.
#2. The Autobots from Transformers
Just as in the superhero movies, we knew who to root for before we walked into the theater. Autobots good, Decepticons bad. Besides, we probably would have rooted for the freaking Go-Bots if their appearance saved us from having to watch Shia Labeouf stutter for two and a half hours.
So What's the Problem?
The Autobots, in an attempt to prevent the evil Decepticons from obtaining an artifact that will grant them unlimited power, decide to take it away from a well-guarded military base and bring it somewhere safer, namely the center of a crowded city.
While the resulting robot brawl is pure awesome to watch, the enjoyment factor would be significantly less for the people in the city, suffering devastation on a scale larger than most natural disasters. There are few situations more emotionally conflicted and wrenching than seeing a super awesome giant robot knock a building over on top of your mom.
To make matters worse, the decision to bring the Deus Ex Machina cube into the city causes a group of machines to come alive and attack their human masters.
Mountain Dew paid several thousand dollars so that their product could be shown eviscerating a woman.
Since their fate was never addressed in the film, we have to assume that these killer robots decided to wait for the perfect moment to strike while disguising themselves as blenders, or toasters, or THE VERY COMPUTER THAT YOU'RE USING TO READ THIS RIGHT NOW.
Perhaps most disturbing, the other characters act as though none of this genocide ever occurred. They pause for a moment to mourn one robot with three lines, two of which are incredibly racist, but the hundreds of humans who were trampled beneath their feet don't even get a mention.
For comparison's sake, the film spends about 10 minutes focusing on the destruction of Shia's mother's lawn.
#1. V from V for Vendetta
In this adaptation of Alan Moore's classic graphic novel, the filmmakers chose to portray the villains in an even more negative light, removing all of that pesky "moral ambiguity" business that made the comic V so hard to root for. The film is pure freedom vs. fascism, dagger-throwing fun, right?
So What's the Problem?
Yes, for the second time we demonstrate that there is no profession more dangerous than being a background character in a Wachowski brothers movie. There's a real good chance that not only will you be killed to serve the hero's purpose, but your death will go pretty much unacknowledged.
In the film, the anarchist revolutionary V incites the population of Britain to don his mask and rise up against the government, because nothing captures the spirit of anarchy better than a mob of people in identical uniforms unquestioningly obeying one man.
Eventually V destroys parliament, and the people of Britain celebrate their freedom. It's all extremely inspiring, which distracts from the fact that V didn't actually have a plan for dealing with the power struggle that will invariably occur from the vacuum that the government left behind. But that's OK too, because as we all know, insurgent uprisings that occur in the aftermath of the collapse of a dictatorship have a habit of just sorting themselves out.
Again, you can maybe justify the widespread rioting and violence based on the premise that, like in The Matrix, it's all for the greater good.
What cannot be explained is how V, when it comes time to convert a young girl to his way of thinking, kidnaps and tortures her to make his point. For the greater good, of course.
You know, we have to wonder if a government with V in charge wouldn't be every bit as shitty as the one he was trying to overthrow. From the citizen's perspective, it'd probably be a matter of choosing whether you wanted to get shot for the greater good, or stabbed with a throwing knife.
If you liked that, check out Rick's look at 5 Awesome Movies Ruined by Last Minute Changes. And be sure to check out our inside look at the video game developers conference that came up with all those insane early video game ideas.


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2. The Discount Dance Supply website will open. Click 'In Association with Central Florida Ballet' at the top of your screen.
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EvilDave's Russian Ramblings
Having struggled to get into a game for some time, I've gone back to my old faithful - the Russian leagues. I study Russian, lived there last year and blog Russian football, so I've decided to fire up a save with just the Russian leagues loaded and see how it takes me.
I'll be starting as unemployed former Sunday league player Valeri Soldatkin, and intend to take the first job available which is not the vacant-at-the-start SKA-Energiya Khabarovsk, or a team from Moscow - I intend to build a reputation in the provinces before making the jump to the capital later on. Below is a list of clubs that I'd like to manage, but this is not intended to be a list of goals, as I'm hoped for a relatively fluid career:
- Rotor Volgograd (currently unplayable, Second Division)
- KMV-Mashuk Pyatigorsk (currently unplayable, Second Division)
- Shinnik Yaroslavl (First Division)
- Alania Vladikavkaz (First Division)
- Rubin Kazan (Premier League)
- One of the Moscow four (Spartak, Dinamo, CSKA, Lokomotiv - all Premier League)
For a wider choice of players and hopefully a bit of transfer realism, I've loaded all players from the former Soviet republics - that's everything from the Baltic states to the Central Asian -stans. Everything is ready to go, so let's see where Valeri ends up first!


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I'm using Auto Featured Image plugin to generate thumbnails for my posts. After upgrading to WP 3.4 all the posts that had videos and thumbnails generated from youtube disappeared. I found another plugin called Video Thumbnails which created the thumbnails for all video posts but now the thumbnails are not showing on the home page. Does anybody know why this is happening? The below code was used for the thumbnails:
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2 Nov 2012 12:37 PM #1
Hey Sencha developers. Stop being lazy and using !important
I've wasted a lot of time trying to work around the use of !important in your CSS files. I realize I can just go edit the CSS file, but I'm not sure if it will break anything. There really is no reason to use !important, so stop being lazy while debugging and find the cascade problem instead of just overriding it.
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CPSC staff briefs Commissioners on Infant Sling Carriers - Proposed Rule (Section 104)
CPSC hosted forum focused on technological means of reducing the risk of carbon monoxide (CO) exposure from vented gas heating appliances under a variety of conditions.
CPSC hosted forum focused on technological means of reducing the risk of carbon monoxide (CO) exposure from vented gas heating appliances under a variety of conditions.
This month on Recall Roundup. Office Depot recalls office chairs, Ontel recalls isometric exercise devices, and Dyson recalls bladeless portable electric heaters.
CPSC Commissioners discuss with staff operating plan adjustments.
CPSC staff briefs Commissioners on frame child carriers, notice of proposed rulemaking.
To prevent injuries and to keep kids safe, CPSC has approved a new federal safety standard for strollers and carriages.
This video is designed to help businesses identify a CPSC-accepted lab that will conduct mandatory testing of the business' children's products.
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