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31 Aug 2012 5:38 AM #1
What happens with our credits when renewing our Premium Support
Currently, my (group's) subscription looks like:
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Expires on December 20, 2012
155 of 175 x-credits remaining
When we don't renew our subscription, I guess the credits expire.
But, when we do renew our subscription (for all 5 members of our group), what happens with our credits?
Do our current credits expire and do we get 175 new credits? (result: 175 credits)
Or are our current credits incremented with 175 new credits? (result: 330 credits)
10 Sep 2012 3:42 AM #2
Hello Sencha?
Should I spend credits to get this question answered?
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Per the Support and Services Agreement (available on our website) xCredits expire at the end of the subscription term. They do not rollover when renewed. So, in your example, you'll have 175 xCredits available at the start of the new term.
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All right. Thanks for answering.

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The Baba House
Located in the heart of historic Malacca City, The Baba House boutique hotel is traditionally designed based on the culture of Baba-Nyonya. The location of this hotel is within walking distance from renowned tourist attractions, shopping centre, antique shops and Jonker Street. It is only 10 minutes drive from Central Malacca Bus Station.
The Baba House Hotel was renovated from four units of longish residence with an interior that opens into a courtyard which allows sun and rain. Its design is typically from rich Chinese Baroque and Chinese Palladian Style house. Besides that, it also kept heavily embellished hardwood furniture, which is made from Chinese Victorian and Dutch design whereby showing cherry blossoms and birds can be seen on certain pieces. The newly renovated rooms and friendly service with all the right royal touches will ensure you a memorable stay.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hotel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- Air Conditioning
- Free Breakfast
- Cafeteria
- Elevator
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Laundry Facilities
- Restaurant
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Since the public transportation is convenient in Malacca, from Malacca Central Bus Station to our hotel, the easiest way is to take a taxi. It will cost about RM15 and 10 minutes to reach our hotel.
From Kuala Lumpur Internation Airport, normally it will take 1 and a half hours by car to reach here.


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Waiting for snow
Forecast calls for more, or less, of the white stuff
|Snow ahead! At least that's what almost everyone Tim Jones know is hoping for. He's hoping this coming winter is snowier than last. Marilyn Donnelly
Over much of New England, when snow did come, it came late and left early. Remember the 80-degree weather at the end of March that whisked away the last remnants just when we should have been enjoying long, bright days on the deepest snow of the year? Yup, I'd like to forget that, too.
The long-range weather predictions aren't much help. One forecast is predicting deeper-than-average snowfalls in the northeast. But even they are saying the mid-Atlantic is going to get more snow than New England, which will have more "mixed rain and snow systems." Yuck! We had enough of that last year.
Once the snow actually does start to fall (and, hopefully, stay around), there are two good web resources to help you pinpoint where the snow is deepest and most fun.
The one is at noaa.gov/nerfc/ graphics/snowmaps/sd1_today. jpg is a colored map that, sadly, is all gray and dreary as I write this. More intriguing is the interactive map at nohrsc.noaa. gov/interactive/html/map.html. With this one you can set it to show either snow depth or water content (to see where the powder is), and you can zoom in for a closer look at any particular area that interests you. Sadly, even West Virginia, which got a lot of snow from the recent storms, is now largely bare ground.
I think I speak for all of New England's Nordic and backcountry alpine skiers, snowshoers, Nordic skaters, mushers, winter campers, sledders, snowtubers and snowmobilers when I say, "I hope it snows soon." Life isn't a spectator sport. Get out and enjoy!
Gearing up for a non-winter
Gift-giving season is coming and just in case we get a repeat of last year's non-winter, this seems like a good time to discuss what you really needed to get out and enjoy a "marginal" winter.
You absolutely need a waterproof outer layer that absolutely keeps you dry in a 34-degree downpour. Cold rain is much harder to deal with than snow, and presents much more danger of hypothermia. If you want to be warm, comfortable and safe and still get outdoors in bad weather, you need a bombproof hooded jacket and pants. Oh and by the way, good raingear is just as useful for snow (if and when that falls) and for keeping the inevitable winter winds at bay.
You can spend a fortune on raingear, but I've been pleased with house-brand gear from L.L. Bean, EMS, and REI, and with the jackets from Red Ledge (www.redledge.com). For $200 (less if you watch the sales) you can get a good jacket with a hood, and a pair of waterproof pants that'll keep you going outdoors in less-than-pleasant weather .
Waterproof, insulated hiking boots were another necessity last winter. You didn't need the warmth of "pac" boots, but you did need the ankle support of a hiking boot on rocky, often icy trails. Fit is always the primary consideration with boots, so it's hard to make specific recommendations. Most of last winter, I used a pair of mid-weight waterproof leather/Gore-Tex boots from Irish Setter (www.irishsetter.com) which fit me like they were custom-made for my feet. Lowa, L.L. Bean, Kamik. and Columbia also make quality insulated, waterproof lightweight hikers that I've either used or seen perform well.
Hiking poles of some sort are even more useful in winter than they are in summer.
Finally, you simply couldn't get outdoors (even in your own driveway) last winter without traction aids of some sort. There are lots on the market, but my recommendation is to go for maximum versatility and ease of use.
For the past several years I've been using Microspikes ($45), from Kahtoola (www.kahtoola.com) which have a heavy-duty polymer rubber harness that's easy to put on over your boots and grips tightly. Hardened chains with 10 three-eighths-inch steel spikes provide phenomenal traction on all but very steep ice (where you need crampons, ice axe and self-arrest skills to travel safely).
Last "winter," I tested the similar Trail Crampons ($60) from Hillsound (www.hillsound.com). The spikes are slightly longer and the spike attachment is more rigid than the Kahtoolas and they worked extremely well.
YakTrax has also brought out a similar product called the XTR Extreme ($60) which also worked well. Honestly, any of the three will get you out and moving when you'd otherwise be stuck at home.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) -- A non-profit foundation that will support innovative teaching approaches in Kentucky's public schools will launch this week using nearly $3 million in grants from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
The Fund for Transforming Education in Kentucky will work with the Kentucky Department of Education to administer the grants. They will finance programs to help teachers across the commonwealth share new ideas and collaborate on assignments in subject areas such science and math, in an effort to boost student achievement.
The foundation is comprised of business, education and government leaders and is headed by Paducah businessman Billy Harper. Harper said Monday that the foundation will continue to raise money to fund more programs that support innovative teaching. He said Colorado is the only other state with a similar partnership.


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I often get asked what knives and things I have in my knife kit so here they are:
Each are essential to the way I trim, cut and present my BBQ for competition, catering and home use.
Forschner Flexible Straight Boning Knife 6″
This knife was given to me by David Bouska from Butcher BBQ. I give thanks to him every time I pull it out since it is the one knife for trimming I use the most.
Forschner Fibrox 12″ Granton Edge Slicer
This is the knife I use to slice my brisket. I used to use an electric knife but I am much more comfortable using this one.
Norpro KLEVE 7 Inch Cleaver
I don't have a lot of wrist strength due to a couple of carpel tunnel surgeries I had on my wrists. It can be a challenge for me to cut bones and cartillage for so this cleaver really helps.
J.A. Henckels Twin Four Star 8-Inch High Carbon Stainless-Steel Chef's Knife
This is my general all purpose go to knife. I have a couple of these. They are not expensive considering how much I use them. Very reasonable.
Skinning, Curved, Black Fibrox, 6 in.
Dave Witt from the Swine Syndicate got me hooked on this knife. It can dig out things you want out and skin like no other. Make sure you click the link to their You Tube video on Canadian Bacon.
Victorinox 47508 3-1/4-Inch Paring Knife
I have a couple of these. I like using them for scraping chicken skin.
Norpro Stainless Steel Seafood Forks, Set of 4
I really like these for adjusting things in a competition box. Sometimes those fine tweaks can make a big difference. Additionally I don't want to be touching the food or prodding with tongs as it could smudge the sauce that I worked so carefully to set.
Waring Pro KS80 Professional Knife Sharpener
This has been mentioned on the blog before with good reason. Nothing beats having a sharp knife. One of the best parts of this sharpener is that it ensures the right angle and it gets it done fast. The sharpener and all of the knives and seafood forks are available on Amazon.
Ambrosi Brothers Cutlery Knife Bag
I saw my friend Andy's from Smoke on Wheels knife bag and thought it was just perfect so I got one just this year. It has the perfect pockets for everything from your business cards, to individual knife slots. I also purchased all of my knife guards from Ambrosi Bros. Cutlery . It is a wonderful shop in Kansas City, Missouri. They will also sharpen your knives with a competition style of sharpening.
So thats it. Those are my knives. Everyone has their personal preferences. These just work for me.


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ANDERSON, S.C. – The Anderson University women's golf team joins the Trojan men's golf team in the Volunteer State on Monday and Tuesday, but will compete approximately 100 miles further east, as the women's squad is slated to play in the 17th annual Agnes McAmis Memorial, hosted by Tusculum College at the Link Hills Country Club in Greeneville, Tenn.
Two weeks ago, AU placed 13th at Wingate's Pinehurst Challenge, with Natalie Feder leading the Trojan effort in 39th. Braiden Furtick shared 50th, while senior Katie Eskew and junior Sarah Timms shared 58th. Sophomore Arista Setro finished in a tie for 84th.
Paced by Eskew's 27th-place finish, the Trojans placed 14th in Greeneville a year ago, with Garyt Hamilton and Timms finishing in the 50th spot. Setro, who competed as an individual, placed 59th, while Feder tied for 82nd.


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Sheen in 1996, the year of his divorce from first wife of one year Donna Peele. [Pic via Getty]
Sheen ex-girlfriend Brittany Ashland, a porn star who accused him of battering her in 1997. She's pictured here with her lawyer Gloria Allred. [Pic via Getty]
Sheen's first major starring role was opposite Daryl Hannah in Wall Street. [Pic via 20th Century Fox]
Charlie attending the Miss Rio 2000 Supermodel Search. Paris Hilton is sitting behind him. [Pic via Getty]
Charlie Sheen's 2002 wedding to Denise Richards was supposed to be top secret, but members of the paparazzi managed to score helicopter shots. [Pic via Getty]
Charlie and a very pregnant Denise in 2004. [Pic via Getty]
Sheen and current wife Brooke Mueller in 2007. [Pic via Getty]
A pensive Sheen takes in a Lakers game in 2007.
Charlie's Mercedes-Benz is pulled from a ravine near his Mulholland Estates home after a mysterious joy rider totaled it in February 2010. [Pic via AP]
According to their prenup, Brooke's share in Sheen's Aubrey Road home increases with each additional year of marriage. This is the home.


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- Resorts open before those of many other states
- Home to Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain
"Great day watching the best!"
"Another great day at the races"
"US Alpine Championships!! Great snow, great weather & great skiers "
" After lunch rush to the lift! The warm springs side was great. the lower river run side snow was almost spring conditions, the top had plenty of snow for the couple dozen people I saw."


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6 New Weapons That You Literally Cannot Hide From
#3. Sniper Bombs
Apparently it's no longer okay to just flatten a whole city because there might be a few soldiers holed up there. So, you're a savvy terrorist group, and you've set your base up in a building nestled between an orphanage and a kitten factory.
Unfortunately for you, the Air Force has been testing what are called "Focused Lethality Munitions," or sniper bombs. They are being designed to drop out of bombers, fighter aircraft or even drones, use GPS to guide them to their target, and then kill everyone inside the building without so much as rattling the windows of nearby structures. No word on whether a pleasant female voice announces "you have arrived at your destination" before blowing everything to hell.
The sniper bomb's warhead consists of a "multiphase-blast explosive fill" made of DIME (Dense Inert Metal Explosive). The number of letters it takes just to name the blow-uppy parts is testament to how scary this thing is. Instead of a normal explosive wrapped in a crunchy shell of steel, it is held together by a carbon composite that murders everything in the room without harming the structure of the building.
DIME in action.
The next week, the landlord can just rent that shit to somebody else.
#2. Next-Generation Bunker-Busters
Eventually, you are going to just give up on the surface world, because it is full of robots and bullets that pilot themselves, and seriously, fuck that. Really, the only safe place is in some kind of supervillain underground facility or cave system. That works in the comics, right?
Before you retire to your subterranean hideout, you should know about the new nuclear bunker busters and BLU-118/B thermobaric bunker busters, both of which ensure you'll be burning your feet on the liquid hot mantle of the earth before you are safely out of their reach.
It really doesn't matter which is which; you are screwed either way.
Some of you stopped when you read the word "nuclear" up there. That's World War III stuff, right? We're not still doing that, are we?
Well, it's a nuke, but one designed to explode underground, so no risk of mushroom clouds carrying radiation all over the landscape. The tips of the bombs are made with tungsten, and that combined with the speed at which the bomb hits the ground causes "liquefaction" to occur when it hits concrete. So when you drop it from really high, the bomb crashes straight through the ground like Wile E. Coyote after he falls off a cliff. Unlike Wile E. Coyote, it delivers a nuclear apocalypse direct to your subterranean living quarters.
The BLU-118/B is just as terrifying. It is "thermobaric," which means it releases an explosive gas into the air before it blows up. This creates not just a mere localized explosion, but a traveling wave of fiery death that is "designed to tunnel through convoluted caves and pulverize anyone hiding as deep as 1,100 feet inside, and then incinerate whatever remains."
If that sounds like the most horrifying thing that can come roaring down your hallway, well, get a load of...
#1. Kinetic Fireball Incendiaries
If someone told you that "rocket powered flaming rubber balls" were on the enemy's list of shit they were going to try and kill you with, you might be in danger of throwing out your back from all the maniacal laughter that would ensue. Kinetic Fireball Incendiaries are just that, though, and while the concept sounds retarded, the reality is about as close as the real world will ever get to being directed by Roland Emmerich.
"I'm envisioning FIRE!"
The idea is to launch lots of hollow balls of rubberized rocket fuel with a hole in one side, and light them on fire.. They become rocket-powered fireballs that bounce around inside the building, killing everything near them in the most cartoonish yet horrifying way possible.
We believe it works something like this:
The thing is, the flaming balls don't actually have to hit you. The concept works something like a martini shaker; the reason the shaker cools your delicious drink faster than simply mixing in ice cubes is because they move around the liquid inside, cooling a higher volume in a much shorter time. With the KFI, you get essentially the same thing, except the ice cubes are flaming balls that raise the ambient air temperature to over 1000 degrees in seconds, not to mention knocking down doors and spreading the same horror throughout the building.
"Shaken, not erupting with the fury of one thousand angry suns."
But this is some weird-ass DARPA project that will probably never move beyond the inventor's brain, right? Nope, published documents show that they have been tested, successfully. Is there a word for the emotion you feel when something is really really cool and really really horrible at the same time? If not, we need to invent it soon.
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text: I am so excited to be uploading this lesson on one of my favorite Stephen King characters from one of his more popular horror novels. Here is "how to draw Carrie", step by step with the pigs blood and all. Carrie is about a girl who lives with her over bearing religious mother in a large home. Folks around town see them as outcasts because of the way her mother goes about town asking to preach the word of God. Carrie struggles through her school years as she is always being picked on and tortured by other girls much prettier, and popular than she. There is actually a new reinterpretation of Carrie coming out and I have to tell ya, it looks like it will only do good because of the original Carrie. I wanted to make a lesson on drawing Carrie in her fed up form. One of the most happiest days of her life is totally destroyed when a pail of pigs blood is dowsed on her as she stands on stage. For those of you that have never seen Carrie before, I would recommend that you read the book first, watch the original movie later, then if you want you can pay to see the new Carrie when it comes out. I had so much fun with recreating Carrie in her truest form. Adios amigos and enjoy!


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Nick Skaltsis asks court for bail hearing: If released from state hospital his PR bail changes to $300,000 cash
After he was charged with 19 felony counts of operating a Ponzi scheme in January, his bail was set at $300,000 personal recognizance. This is only to remain in effect while he is a patient at the New Hampshire State Hospital.
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A southeastern Kentucky woman who was charged with trading her newborn son for a truck has entered a guilty plea to endangering the welfare of a minor.
The Times-Tribune reports 31-year-old Heather A. Kaminsky entered the plea on Tuesday in Laurel County Circuit Court.
Investigators say Kaminsky traded her infant to a couple for a 1999 Dodge pickup truck that she later sold. A grand jury indicted her on charges of prohibited act or practice in the adoption of a child, as well as unlawful possession of meth precursors.
After Kaminsky entered the plea to the lesser charge, a Dec. 21 sentencing date was set.


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By Elizabeth
Looking for a Boat? Lease or Buy?
|How one manufacturer is offering an alternative to boaters who don't want to purchase a boat.
When it comes time to get a new car, do you buy or do you lease? Things to consider in making that decision include whether you plan on keeping a car for a long time or prefer to have a new one every few years and whether you want to avoid the financial costs associated with owning and the hassles of dealing with depreciation and resale values. For many, leasing is an affordable, convenient alternative that allows people with changing needs or tastes to trade in their existing vehicle for a newer model after a few years with little aggravation.
Since, reportedly, more than half of all American drivers now lease their cars, it may come as a surprise that most boat dealers do not offer leasing. After all, the down payment on a purchase can tie up a lot of money, and the residual (resale) value of the boat will drop the minute she leaves the dock. In addition, boating needs, like car needs, can change. There are numerous ways to finance a boat purchase, but few options are available to you if you don't want or can't easily afford to buy a boat outright.
So what about the family with two children which is presently well suited in a 35-footer but might need to upgrade to a 40-footer as the children grow, or downsize to a 30-footer as they become involved in activities outside of boating? Or what about the wealthy businessman with substantial personal assets who wants use of a boat whenever he desires, but doesn't want to tie up $20,000 of his money on a down payment?
Enter Russo Marine, which bills itself as New England's largest powerboat dealer. In combination with Russo Marine Financial Services, the company's own leasing/lending agent, Russo Marine has been offering boat leasing since 1997. President and CEO Larry Russo, Sr. says the program was designed as an alternative to traditional marine financing and to create "a shorter vessel-ownership cycle." Today, leases reportedly make up ten percent of the company's annual sales. In fact, leasing has been so successful for salespeople that "I just spent two hours talking with a customer about leasing who decided to buy the whole boat instead!" has reportedly become a running joke amongst the sales team.
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This article originally appeared in the January 2003 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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I want to download a the video using web-view but I am not getting how to download it? my video link is here
the sample code for playing video which I am using is
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SAN ANTONIO (October 1, 2012)--A high school football game in San Antonio that was suspended over the weekend because of a bomb threat will resume on Monday.
Saturday night's game between Johnson and MacArthur was stopped at the end of the third quarter because of the threat.
Police cleared the stadium within 10 minutes and crews swept the area for possible explosives, but found none.
When the game was stopped, Johnson was leading 17-3 and was driving for another score.
Northeast school district athletic director Jerry Comalander says the game will resume Monday at a time to be determined.


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Instructor, Theology & Evangelism, Thailand
Rev. Leith Fujii is an instructor in theology and evangelism at the Bangkok Institute of Theology (BIT). He also teaches English and assists with a program for lay theological training for the Church of Christ in Thailand. Carol Fujii provides ministry from the home and teaches English to the entering class at BIT. Leith and Carol also are involved in outreach ministries with Thai congregations.E200343
Mission Worker: The Rev. Leith and Carol Fujii


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Maybe I'm wrong but more than once it happened to me that some problems suddenly got fixed after a number of turn-on/turn-off cycles.
I also read somewhere that this was even recommended in some other OS's (Windows).
If a reboot fixes a problem, it's most likely faulty hardware, or a faulty driver for that hardware. Without any more details, it's hard to even guess what hardware or driver it could be.
I've certainly had single reboots help. Sometimes my hacking into running services requires a fresh start and that works for me. Kernel upgrades usually need a reboot to take too.
Multiple reboots only help if the system has to reboot in order to do something that in turn needs a reboot to take.
I have seen this first-hand with Windows but never with Ubuntu. Linux distributions are somewhat better at being able to push system-wide updates from a live session and load them all on the next boot.
If you find you need multiple power cycles to get something working, it's probably a sign of a deeper issue.
I want to ask which kind of problems can be fixed by reboot?
what I believe is reboot will help to kill unused applications that is run in the background. for example, some time you run an application and you close it this application somehow will still in the process doing nothing if you restart your OS this application will be killed, and that sometime happened with me even in Ubuntu, I close firefox but the process still work.
If that what you mean I agree otherwise I don't think so.
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STEUBENVILLE - City Police officers early today chased a man who ran from an accident and ended up finding 24 rifles that had been stolen from a home in Wetzel County.
Officers were called around 3 a.m. today about a car that wrecked into a wall at Cardinal and Lawson avenues. Police a short time later were informed the car had just been reported stolen. Officers were told by witnesses that two men and a woman ran from the car and one man was still in the area.
Police saw the man walking in the 800 block of Rosswell Avenue and identified him as Kenneth Shepard, 25, of 820 Rosswell Ave. The officer told Shepard to stop because there was an active bench warrant out of municipal court for his arrest, but Shepard took off and went into a house at 820 Rosswell Ave.
City officers, a Jefferson County sheriff's deputy and an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper surrounded the home. A female there, who was the same person who called in the report of the stolen car, allowed the law enforcement officers to enter the home, police reported.
Officers went to an upstairs bedroom, where another woman said Shepard told her to lock him inside a closet. The lock and clasp on the door were removed, police reported. The door was opened and officers found the stolen rifles, police reported.
There was evidence that Shepard had climbed through an attic access in the ceiling of the closet. Not knowing if Shepard was armed, an officer opened the access door and sprayed pepper spray into the attic, police reported. Shepard came down from the attic a couple of minutes later, an officer said.
Shepard was taken to the Jefferson County jail on the bench warrant.
He faces 24 counts each of receiving stolen property and having a weapon as a convicted felon.
Shepard had been sentenced to 18 months in prison in 2010 after being convicted of two counts of breaking and entering, possession of criminal tools and felony vandalism in connection with him stealing copper piping.


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Get Up I Feel Like Being A Sex Machine, Pt. 1
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James Brown: Get Up I Feel Like Being A Sex Machine, Pt. 1 provided courtesy of the iTunes Music Store.
Other songs on this album
- Cold Sweat, Pt. 1
- Get on the Good Foot
- Get Up Offa That Thing
- Give It Up or Turnit A Loose
- Hot Pants, Pt. 1
- I Got You (I Feel Good)
- It's a Man's Man's Man's World
- Mother Popcorn, Pt. 1
- Night Train
- Papa Don't Take No Mess, Pt. 1
- Papa's Got a Brand New Bag, Pt. 1
- Say It Loud I'm Black and I'm Proud, Pt. 1
- Think
Other songs by this artist
- 20 All Time Greatest Hits!
- I Got the Feelin'
- 89.3 Holiday Disc
- Christmas In Heaven
- Go Power At Christmas Time
- Let's Make Christmas Mean Something This Year
- Let's Unite The Whole World At Christmas
- Merry Christmas, I Love You
- Santa Claus Go Straight To The Ghetto
- Santa Claus, Santa Claus
- Soulful Christmas
- B-Side
- Funky Drummer
- Black Caesar
- The Boss
- Foundations Of Funk - A Brand New Bag (1964 - 1969) - Disc 2
- Give It Up Or Turn It Loose
- I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing (Open Up The Door I'll Get It Myself)
- Foundations Of Funk - A Brand New Bag - CD1
- Cold Sweat
- Out Of Sight
- Papa's Got a Brand New Bag
- There Was A Time
- Great Soul Classics
- Sex Machine
- Greatest Breakbeats
- It's a New Day
- Live at the Apollo
- I'll Go Crazy
- Live At the Apollo (1962)
- Try Me (Live 1962)
- Rhythm and Blues - 1956
- Please, Please, Please
- Rhythm and Blues - 1959
- Try Me
- Say It Loud!: A Celebration of Black Music In America
- Say It Loud I'm Black And I'm Proud
- Soulful Christmas Disc 1
- It's Christmas Time
- Star Time - Soul Brother No. 1 (Disc 3)
- Get Up, Get Into It and Get Involved
- Strange Funky Games And
- Stone To The Bone
- The 50th Anniversary Collection
- I'll Go Crazy
- The 50th Anniversary Collection Disc 2
- Funky President (People It's Bad)
- Soul Power Part 1
- Super Bad Part 1
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So I asked a question recently that hasn't picked up any answers. Obviously this is not your typical question that most people can answer. What can I do to help advanced programmers find and answer my question? For example, maybe the question be made clearer or the tags and title can be tweaked.
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Assuming that you have already done the following:
Basically the best way to look at each question is "why should they care?"
Clearly, yours is not (1), it's not really (2) either, it is simply obscure. It is certainly not (3), or (4). So your only option is (5).
Basically, you have a very factual and dry questions. Unfortunately, it provides no incentive for anyone to sacrifice their time to answer it, because all they would (most likely) do is use google or bing to find the answer, which is something that you've already done.
However, if you can rephrase your question and question title into a problem that is interesting or actionable then you might get some people willing to sink their teeth into it.
Create a scenario where the problem is in code and you "can't" figure out what it's doing/suppose to do. Give them a concrete starting point, and a quantifiable goal (the answer), and then they'll spend some time trying to help you.
Then, once you've edited it that way, and still had no bites, it might be worth tossing out a bounty to get the attention of the bounty-hunters.
Put a bounty on it, perhaps? You've got 12.6k rep - drop a spectacular bounty on it and see what happens.
If that does not work, use a bounty.
You've already got a 100% accept rate, which always helps. :)
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For all the fanfare around the Dow's recent record, an all-time high for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index marks a more significant milestone for many investors.
Far more index-tracking investment funds are tied to the S&P 500 than the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Money managers also say the 500-share index more accurately reflects the breadth of the U.S. stock market. And more of them measure their performance against the S&P 500 than any other index.
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"The Dow, while that's the one that gets a lot of the media attention…doesn't really track the economy like the S&P 500," said Scott Wren, senior equity strategist at Wells Fargo Advisors.
Mr. Wren points to the fact that the Dow weights its components by price, giving more clout to companies with more expensive shares. He sees the S&P 500's market-capitalization-based weighting system as more appropriate.
The S&P 500's greater breadth, with 500 components rather than the Dow's 30, also makes it a better representation of the U.S. economy, he said.
More assets in "passive" U.S. stock funds—those that follow an index rather than a portfolio manager's investment decisions—track the S&P 500 than any other index, according to data-tracker Lipper.
About $1.5 trillion in mutual funds and ETFs are tied to the S&P 500, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, compared with $27.5 billion directly indexed to the Dow.
Meanwhile, more active managers measure their performance against the S&P 500 than any other benchmark.
"While it's not the oldest, the S&P 500 is hands-down the most popular broad-based index," said Tom Roseen, head of research services at Lipper. "This is basically the big behemoth out there."
Further cementing the S&P 500's role as the measure to watch, exchanges are moving toward using it as the barometer for how stocks are behaving during market turbulence. The index is set to replace the Dow average on April 8 as the index whose action will be monitored for the sharp swings that trigger "circuit breakers" halting all U.S. stock trading.
Still, the Dow industrials remain the measure of the market for many everyday investors, said Karen Wong, head of indexing at Bank of New York Mellon Corp.'s BK -0.25 % Mellon Capital unit, which manages $280 billion in assets. She also noted the status of the Dow's components as "blue chips," or bellwethers of American business.
"When I talk to my parents, they might not even know the S&P 500 or Russell 1000, but they all know the Dow," Ms. Wong said. "Now, it's represented only by 30 stocks, so it's not as well representative of the overall market. But I think, given its legacy and the fact that it's very easy to understand--and you also have the blue-chip flavor—it has significance in the marketplace."
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Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 10 minutes
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1 1/2 pounds squid, cleaned
15 cloves garlic
1/2 cup olive oil
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
2 large tomatoes
1 large bunch oregano leaves
Preheat oven to 200 degrees.
Cut the squid into 1/4-inch rings.
Wash, pat dry, and place in a mixing bowl.
Peel the garlic cloves.
Puree the garlic with 1/4 cup olive oil in a blender until smooth.
Pour over the squid.
Add the salt and pepper, tossing well to combine.
Seed and dice the tomatoes.
Chop the oregano.
Heat a dry medium skillet over high heat.
Add a generous tablespoon of the remaining 1/4 cup olive oil and heat until almost smoking.
Pour in 1/3 of the squid with its marinade and sauté for about 30 seconds.
Stir in 1/3 each of the tomatoes and oregano.
Cook for about 2 minutes longer, just until the tomatoes dissolve and the garlic colors slightly.
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What are all the Secret Achievements in Fruit Ninja? I've been playing for a while but only got the one for getting a score of 99.
The ones I got are:
The secrets are getting 0, 69, 99; losing with your same high score, slicing the banana 20 times, and hitting no fruit in zen mode.
Ok, so there's one where you cut this super rare dragon fruit. It pops out out of nowhere; you just have to wait. There's another one where you have to match your highscore without going over. Then there's another one where you cut 10 secret fruit. That's all I know.
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Although at least two hospitals in her area ranked higher in cancer treatment by several measures, Lucy chose her hospital by the most traditional measures — where her doctor practices and word-of-mouth.
That is likely to change.
How a patient chooses a hospital is among the most critical and swiftly evolving calculations in health care. It is pivotal in the unfolding drama that will change the face of Waterbury hospitals. In the last four years, Saint Mary's and Waterbury hospitals have lost more than $15 million in revenue from 1,302 Waterbury patients who sought treatment elsewhere, reports the Connecticut Hospital Association.
In those same four years, the Republican-American's Marc Silvestrini reported, other hospitals — Yale-New Haven, MidState Hospital in Meriden and St. Vincent's Hospital in Bridgeport — have gained market share. Yale-New Haven has seen a 35 percent increase in Waterbury residents discharged from its facility. MidState's Waterbury population more than doubled and St. Vincent's increased 85 percent.
But hospital choice matters more than just for the bottom lines of area hospitals. It makes a dramatic difference in the safety of patients. Medical mistakes, as surgeon Marty Makary has noted, kill enough people each week to fill four jumbo jets. Twenty-five percent of hospital patients are harmed by medical errors, reports the New England Journal of Medicine.
Nearly 180,000 hospital patients a year die from a combination of infections, surgical mistakes and other medical errors, according to projections based on a 2010 report from the Department of Health and Human Services. Another 1.4 million are seriously hurt by their hospital care.
Makary, author of the chilling "Unaccountable," notes that U.S. surgeons operate on the wrong body part as frequently as 40 times a week. "If medical errors were a disease," he wrote in The Wall Street Journal, "they would be the sixth leading cause of death in America — just behind accidents and ahead of Alzheimer's."
Like Waterbury native Dr. Peter Pronovost of Johns Hopkins University, Makary argues for more transparency in hospital care. He contends that if physicians knew they were being tracked for errors, death rates and unnecessary surgeries, their performance would improve. He notes that four years after New York state required hospitals to disclose their death rates from coronary-artery bypass surgeries, deaths from heart surgery in the state plunged 41 percent.
Information like that is going to be critical to consumers as the awareness of hospital errors grows and consumers increasingly bear the brunt of their medical costs.
Darlene Stromstad, Waterbury Hospital's president and CEO, said younger patients are more likely to research physicians and doctors online and make decisions based on data rather than intangibles like bedside manner. "For my son's generation, it's 'Who's next door? How soon can I get in and out and what's it going to cost me?'" she said.
Chad Wable, president and CEO of Saint Mary's, agrees. "In the future, the consumer is going to start saying, 'I'm not going to pay X amount and get poor quality' or 'I'm going to go to the (hospital with) the lowest cost I can afford.' We're going to have a much savvier consumer base that's going to be much more receptive to understanding the facts."
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Although a variety of websites now exist for patients to evaluate hospitals' performances — notably the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid's Hospital Compare — the data presented is disappointingly skimpy.
One local physician's practice says the principal factor leading patients to his practice is the online review site Yelp
When Consumer Reports tried to rate hospitals for safety, it was only able to survey 18 percent of U.S. hospitals because data on patient harm still isn't reported fully or consistently nationwide.
"Hospitals that volunteer safety information, regardless of their score, deserve credit, since the first step in safety is accountability," Dr. John Santa, director of the Consumer Reports Health Ratings Center, told the magazine. "But the fact that consumers can't get a full picture of most hospitals in the U.S. underscores the need for more public reporting."
Many of us now spend more time researching a restaurant choice than we do a hospital's performance. Hospitals are spending millions of dollars on amenities like upscale private suites, designer linens, flat-screen televisions and roll-out couches for guests. No doubt Waterbury's aging facilities will resort to such frippery as they struggle to recoup market share.
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My bike and I are fairly visible at night--white light in front, red light in the back, bright yellow fenders, reflective tabs and a light on my helmet. I use hand signals to alert motorists when I'm turning... but I don't think they can see my hands in the dark. Is there anything different I should do when I'm signalling a turn in an unlit place?
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I should imagine you should be looking for some reflective gloves. Or even some glo gloves Check these out as an example ... http://lifehacker.com/395978/glo-gloves-reflective-cycling-gear
Also using a good reflective jacket that has good reflective strips down the arms is useful.
Putting reflective bands on your sleeves can help make your movements visible. They don't need to be attached permanently: a second pair of trouser clips works very well when strapped around your cuffs, or possibly the cuffs of your gloves if you're wearing big winter gloves. Something like Ron Hill snap bands (there are lots of equivalent products with different names) are very visible, take up next to no space when you're off the bike, don't encumber your wrists or get uncomfortable, and take only a few seconds to put on when you set off. You might even find your local road safety organization gives away bands like these at events, so they don't have to cost anything.
Wearing reflective (or at least brightly coloured) gloves is also pretty good. Other than that it's all about being extremely cautious.
Similar to the LED gloves, you can always make a signaling jacket.
I bet I know a few of our friends that would be totally down helping with that ;)
I did a project to add electronic Arduino turn signals, brake lights, speedometer, and odometer to my bike. You can check out my project here: http://jdeboi.com/pimpmybike/
I have a pair of these from Sierra Trading Post: http://www.sierratradingpost.com/north-american-trading-soft-deerskin-gloves-reflective-strip-for-men-and-women~p~4617m/ The reflective strip is wide and works as advertised.
If you're biking in cold weather (I'm a Sconnie, so "cold" to me is "25F or below"), I recommend glove liners and/or wristbands; these gloves are a bit drafty.
This problem is easily solved. Just buy some pants cuff protectors ( the kind that keep you pant leg from getting into the chain ), get the ones that have reflective material sewn on them and you can just use these around your arm at night. Any light from a cars headlights in either diredction should light up the reflecting material. Probably cost less than $5 if you want a pair. Most of them are either velcro or elastic for a custom fit. They can be used in all seasons, with a jacket or bare arms.
I wear cheap white cotton gardening gloves on my hands, while biking - they started white and are now a light grey from oil and exhaust fumes. Only cost $2 at the local hardware store.
The other thing is to look for full arm length high-vis jackets or overvests with reflective piping on the arm. Orange is considered better than grellow for night-time visibility.
And ride like they haven't seen you, because they probably haven't.
There are also some (I think experimental) lights with turn signals for bikes.
For example, I once saw an ad for these Lights: http://www.bicygnals.com/indicators.php
A wide front and rear light, both are wirelessly connected together, with yellow lights at the side. One minus point I see for the front light is that it might take up all space on your cockpit, but it seems a pretty reasonable but a little high effort way to go.
Visijax make a high-visibility cycling jacket that also includes battery-powered indicators. It may be the way to go, at least in winter, if you don't mind looking like a bit of a prat.


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I want to use the Stack Overflow logo as an image on a blog post about this site. What are the rules on using it? Can I use it in any way? Can I chop the words out and just use the image, or must I keep it intact?
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It is a trademark. The purpose of trademark law is to prevent consumers from being misled as to the origin of a product. So if you were making a product, and you used the name Stack Overflow or the Stack Overflow logo in your product or its advertising, in such a way that would mislead some consumers into thinking that your product was Stack Overflow, you would be violating the trademark and this would not be legal.
For example if you started a website called "Stack Overflow News" and used the logo, that would create confusion... people might think that the site was a part of Stack Overflow or was officially endorsed in some way. If enough people were reasonably confused as to the origin of your site, it's a violation.
The logo image itself is copyright. Copyright is different than trademark. Ordinarily you couldn't copy it. But if you were writing a news story or blog post about Stack Overflow, reproducing the image would almost certainly be considered "fair use" and thus permissible.
If you were writing a blog post, say, about Stack Overflow, for example, and the blog post was a description of the site, maybe a review, and there was no possibility that anyone reading that blog post would think that in some way YOU were Stack Overflow, then using the logo would be fair use under copyright law, and allowed under trademark law because you were not using it "in trade."
Trademark law is a lot more complicated than that, so you'd have to consult with a real lawyer if you thought you were doing something iffy.
See also our Stack Exchange Logos page and Trademark Guidance page.
There is a creative commons link on the bottom of every page, but it's unclear whether that covers all content or only question/answer content. For lack of a clearer definition, you can probably get away with using the "all content" definition (pending remarks from Jeff Atwood or Joel Spolsky, of course). Also, even if the site founders intend the logo to also have a CC license, the graphics designer they hired to create it may still have a say in that.
Finally, the CC license would only cover copyright. The logo is being additionally used as a trademark, and while it's not registered (at least, they don't use the little ® symbol), you could still have issues just throwing it anywhere.
As long as you don't do anything that could cause 'consumer confusion' — where a someone might accidentally think some service provided by you is in fact provided by StackOverflow — you ought to be okay in that regard.
I'd just go ahead and use it. If you are blogging about this site I think it is fair game given the CC thing and lack of TM or R logos. If they have a problem with it they can contact you.
Given that you plan on using it to link/post about SO then it is probably appropriate.
I'd probably put something int he post about the logo being the property of SO or taken from SO. (Can't say it is registered TM because I don't think it is)
You might want to consider asking the people behind email@example.com (Click the 'contact us' link at the very bottom of the site
Caveat: I am not a lawyer.
Common sense says: without explicit permission, don't do it - the logo is intellectual property that does not belong to you. Using it implicitly implies affiliation with and/or endorsement by Stack Overflow, which you do not have. Using it without permission invites a lawsuit. Whether the logo is trademarked or not is irrelevant. Would you use IBM's logo on your web page without their permission? Of course not. The same applies to any other business.
Best advice: follow Jeff and Joel on Twitter and just ask them for permission.
OK, so my comment on Joel's post got long, so here it is as an answer :)
OK, so you are writing an article about Stack Overflow. You are not in any way claiming to BE Stack Overflow, just writing about it. Then I would say you are good - there is nothing that can OR should be done against you by Stack Overflow Ltd. It's the same as if you write about Microsoft, you can use their logo, for example, as an illustration to go with the article.
I'm not sure on the legalities about having to file for TM protection, but general use says you are good - the same as general use (or whatever the legal term is) says that Stack Overflow Ltd have the rights to their own logo, even if they haven't officially (tm)'ed it.
Now, if you were using it as the logo for your blog or company, then: hell no. Even if your Stack Overflow Ltd was involved in something like paper stacking machines, it's still a confusion for a customer - just think about Apple Computer vs Apple Corps (the Beatles recording company) or iPhone (Apple) vs iPhone (Cisco). Both of these were settled in and then out of court. I think Apple lost (that is, had to pay) both, and it cost them a few million. Also, why is the Apple TV called Apple TV, and not iTV? Google "eye TV" from Elgato, which is an Mac-only TV tuner....*
So yeah - if you have a blog post about Stack Overflow, and want to put the Stack Overflow image inside the post: I can't see how Stack Overflow Ltd (ie, J and J and G and .... damn it, what's the other guy(s) names?) would have a reason to do anything "to" you. Even if your blog post said "Stack Overflow sucks munkeys, d00d". Are you legally allowed to do it? I'd say so, tho IANAL, and the worst that would happen is you'd get an email from J and J asking you to remove it.
I would try to use the image as-is if you can, BUT if you can find just the logo anywhere (it's in the favicon for example) then they have used that on it's own, so it's logical that you can too...


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So I recieved a Stratos as compensation for the Frosta gift, and I did some looking for a way to use him as a new figure and I came up with something that I think is pretty neat. I fixed his fixed wings, and added the Vikron flight pack, and a Palace guards head, to make an Avion Rocket Guard figure for the palace Guard ranks. Since I had two Vikron's thanks to the recent sale price, I decided to take the extra flight pack and gear and place it on a palace Guard buck to also make a human RG. Now I have two, just like that. They look quite nice, and I thought I'd share in case anyone else wanted to do the same.
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Sounds like a neat idea. I would love to see some pics of what people come up with.
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Nice idea! Avion Palace guard.
Could you try and put on him the regular lieutenant armor, instead of the rocked back pack? In my mind that must look good


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Wrestling notebook: Valley of Champions tournament another step forward for Oxford
By Gerry deSimas Jr. Republican-American
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