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I can't believe how bad the defense is. Really a huge failure. Capers must go.Hide replies
Secondary has to go
agreed on both counts, where are all the packers apologists?
with a week of prep this was supposed to all be fixed, the same thing all year,
Did we really think deep down that it was going to be better.Talk is cheap.But were Packer fans.Right now it pretty hard to watch.
Goodbye dum..dont let the door hit you in th a@#!!! P.s. take darren perry joe whit and shemon with you!
Goodbye dum..dont let the door hit you in th a@#!!! P.s. take darren perry joe whit and shemon with you!
Goodbye dum..dont let the door hit you in th a@#!!! P.s. take darren perry joe whit and shemon with you!
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Guess we didn't know how bad this team really is without AR.Where is that defense. Will be pretty easy to decide who to keep and who to let walk.Hide replies
I knew had bad it was after we gave up 31 points to the Vikings,this defense is weak and soft and cannot stop anybody,
time for capers to go and use the first 5 picks in next years draft on db's and safety's. This group stinks
Jagoff Jody is a whining prima donna.
Dear uncle Ted and Mike:
How many more games we are going to lose? We thought we've soft schedule. The whole thing is a JOKE. Mathew played only one left hand.Quaterback is ... you get the picture, secondary played like litle kids.Coach is stubborn.Every Packers fan knows that this season is OVER except uncle Ted and Mike McCarthyHide replies
Great point about the secondary. Supposedly a strength, it has become a glaring weakness. Personally, I'm really surprised at that.
The secondary is afraid to tackle. Period. I would daable check it to make sure there are no females under those helmets
Sorry, this defense is not the answer. Great defenses keep their team in the game. This one doesn't. Time for a new coordinator. They give up too many big plays and don't stop key plays nearly enough. And, for once, can we get through a game without an injury?Hide replies
They'll be much better once Matthews and Perry are really back, but I agree with you--time for a new coordinator.
Capers had no business being with this team after last year.The game has passed this man up.
Even half-way decent defenses keep their teams in the game. The last drive of the game by the Eagles said it all about this defense.
"Good" defence is a major part of the reason why KC is undefeated this year.
What is this, Capers 5th year, and the defense has been awful for all but one of those years.
Get rid of Capers or this will happen again next year and the next and again until we have completely squandered the Rodgers era with only one SB.
This season now qualifies as an absolute catastrophe.
It's no one's fault. This many key injuries is utterly unheard of. I've watched football religiously for over 4 decades, and I've never seen anything like this.
Let Matthews, Rodgers, and everyone else fully heal. Play the youngsters for experience. Activate Jerel Worthy and put both him and Sherrod in there once they're ready.
The season is lost. It's no one's fault. Let's let it go and draft high.
On the bright side, I was thrilled to see Datone Jones continue his ascendance. The future is indeed bright.Hide replies
You have a short memory when it comes to injuries. Almost every year it is the same problem. Millionaires don't play hurt.
It's definitely been bad for several years, but this is the worst I've seen for losing key players.
How long does Capers get a pass on how the defense playsHide replies
About as long as Campen does with the offensive line.
Dom has been no capers for a long time. It's Mr. Crappers.
Rodgers has been on the dead run avoiding the pass rush since he has been QB, even the super bowl winning season.
He should have been gone a long time ago!
We ran 17 more plays than they did, had the ball 9 minutes more than they did and they had more 19 more yards than we did.
Draft more defense in next year's draft. Our current defense sorely lacks guys who can make big plays and who are good tacklers.Hide replies
I agree. Our O-Line should be stacked with people coming back from injury, but the defense needs another stud--preferably in the secondary.
They have the ability, they lack the motivation. Simply poor coaching.
no one on the secondary is special. quantity, but no quality there. top need= TE. that position more than any would help out the backup qb. let tolzien play if he is a serious candidate for back up. give him the experience. 2 more victories at the most. (MN and ATL). Mcginns doomsday scenario assumed that AR is not the whole team, but he is indeed.Hide replies
Agreed sun...let the myth that TT is a great drafter end here and end now, below avg talent in the defensive backfield, avg talent in both trenches. Until this year RBs were avg at best. He only got Lacy due to injury scare that kept other teams away. With the exception of CMIII LBs are mediocre and you can put AR in the same category as Lacy. So really only CMIII and the WR position required some insight on his part.
BigRay you are nuts. It's the system. Capers is being out coached on a weekly basis.
Big Ray...hawk is having arguably, and All-Pro season...
I have a hard time blaming the system when two of the Eagles' touchdowns were lobs by Foles towards two Packers and one Eagle and both times the Eagle came up with the ball.
At some point, players have to make plays.
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What exactly is sour cream and How is it made?
also Is there a relationship between 'sour-cream' and 'creme fraiche'?
What exactly is sour cream and How is it made?
also Is there a relationship between 'sour-cream' and 'creme fraiche'?
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Thanks for your question! I found definitions of sour cream and creme fraiche from the book The Chef's Companion: A Culinary Dictionary by Elizabeth Reilly.
"Sour Cream- cream commercially fermented with a lactic culture and usually 18 to 20 percent fat Creme Fraiche- French for heavy cream with a lactic culture introduced; the culture acts as a preservative and gives a characteristic tangy flavor"
The Cook's Thesaurus recommends substituting "equal parts sour cream and heavy cream" and warns that just sour cream alone "has a lower fat content, and so it's more likely to curdle if boiled with an acidic ingredient"
You can read the entire entry here: http://www.foodsubs.com/Cultmilk.html
I also found an online source that you may find interesting. This is a chart from the USDA National Agricultural Library that shows exactly what nutrients are found in sour cream.
Hope these were helpful!
I thought crème fraîche was traditionally made by letting unpasteurised double (heavy) cream sour naturally, so there was traditionally, at least, no milk or thickeners in crème fraîche. I'm pretty sure that French crème fraîche is made that way to this day. Sour cream was traditionally made in a similar way - but these days the cream is pasteurised first, and the bacterial cultures re-introduced.
Crème fraîche is not so sour, or so thick, as sour cream, and it has a higher fat content (about 28% compared to 12-16% for sour cream) which means it can take a higher heat - so it doesn't split as easily as sour cream in hot dishes.
Crema Mexicana is similar to crème fraîche and can be used in hot dishes.
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Leth was born in Waterbury on April 17, 1931, the daughter of the late Leo and Lillian (Turcotte) Archambault. She attended St. Mary Elementary School, graduated from Waterbury Catholic High School and entered the Sisters of Mercy in West Hartford. Leth (Sister Mary Michelle) taught in elementary schools in New Haven, Manchester, New London (St. Joseph School) and Greenwich (St. Mary School). She received her B.S. degree prior to her teaching assignments from St. Joseph College in Hartford.
After her service in the Sisters of Mercy, Leth taught grades 2, 4 and 6 at Doolittle Elementary School in Cheshire for 26 years and grade 6 at Highland Elementary School for two years, retiring from there in 1995 after 28 years of teaching in Cheshire.
Leth received her M.S. and 6th year certificate from the University of Hartford, and her 7th year from St. Joseph College. She completed advanced graduate studies at Santa Clara University in California.
Leth delighted in serving as eucharistic minister at Holy Angels Parish in South Meriden for many years. She was a member of the Young at Heart Group where she volunteered each month. She served on the board of directors at Our Lady of Mercy School in Madison and at St. Bridget School in Cheshire.
Leth enjoyed her membership in Delta Kappa Gamma International, education sorority Lambda Chapter, where she held the office of president for two years. She participated enthusiastically in her many activities in the Kiwanis Club of Cheshire, where she served as president from 1993 to 1994 and attended several international conventions in France, Denver, Miami and Las Vegas. She was an avid volunteer in the Read Around the World Program at Darcey and St. Bridget schools.
Leth loved gardening, playing with her feline friends, Lily and Teddy, as well as traveling. A trip to Tuscany, Italy, proved to be the inspiration for her children's book, Cat in the Castle, published by Vantage Press. According to her travel companion, June Banfe, Leth made so many friends during her travels to France, Italy, Amsterdam, St. Martin, Canada and throughout the U.S. Leth and June completed several travel study trips to Mexico, Cartagena, Colombia, South America and Canada in conjunction with their 6th grade social studies curriculum at Doolittle School.
Leth relaxed by spending much time at Hawks Nest Beach in Old Lyme, where she co-owned a beach house, and at Sound View, where she co-owned an apartment house on Swan Ave. She loved spending time at the shore with family and friends. She also loved Marco Island, Fla., where she spent time at her Surf Club timeshares.
Leth is survived by her sister, Lee of Westerly, R.I.; her brother, Lawrence and his wife, Betsy Bray, of Rocky Hill; her dear friend and business associate, June Banfe of Cheshire; as well as many relatives in Connecticut and Texas. She was predeceased by her brother, Leonard of New Jersey.
Leth's family is grateful to the Franciscan Home Care staff, especially her loyal health aids, Irene Jimenez and Dora Aleman, for their constant care and continued support.
Arrangements: A funeral Mass will be held on Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, at 11 a.m. at Holy Angels Church, 585 Main St. South, Meriden. Burial will be held at the convenience of the family and there are no calling hours.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Franciscan Home Care, 267 Finch Ave., Meriden, CT 06451; or to the Sisters of Mercy, 2021 Albany Ave., West Hartford, CT 06117.
The Alderson Funeral Home of Cheshire is assisting with arrangements. For online condolences, to light a candle or share a story, please visit www.aldersonfuneralhomes.com.
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Wilby honors its biggest supporter by routing Kennedy
WATERBURY -- Tuesday was an evening of raw emotions at the Reggie O'Brien Gymnasium. Before the game, fans and players stood in silent tribute for a Kennedy High grad and longtime Wilby coach and athletic director, George Tirado, who died four days ago.
And then on Wilby's George Tirado Court, senior Walter Wright did what Walter Wright tends to do on most evenings: He had himself a night.
The smooth-shooting guard tossed in 34 points and became the 16th 1,000-point scorer in school history as the Wildcats bounced back from their first loss of the season last week with a resounding 75-51 victory over Kennedy.
This night belonged to Wright. The 6-foot guard also had team-high totals in rebounds (six), assists (seven), and steals (five). He seemed to make every pass, every steal, every hoop.
It was a tense evening from start to finish at The Reg. Maybe it was the loss this past weekend of the popular Tirado. There were technical fouls in both the junior varsity and varsity games, and chippy play.
The one player completely focused on the moment was Walter Wright.
He needed 16 to hit 1,000, and he got it, on a break in the first minute of the third quarter. Both his brother, Taifa, on the court, and his mom in the stands were counting points. After a brief presentation at center court, Walter got back on the floor and kept lighting it up.
His thoughts, though, were never far from the friend he lost last week.
"When I came to Wilby High School, George Tirado and I became good friends," Wright said. "He knew me from eighth grade, and he used to let me into the Wilby games for free. He was a real gentleman. I'm sorry he had to go, but, we're going to dedicate the season to him, and I hope we can finish it off strong. Until the day he went, he supported us. We want to play for him."
Wilby coach Alan Piccolo praised Wright's all-around talents on the floor, and said, "I'm just glad I don't have to come up with a game plan to guard him."
That plan does not exist.
Wilby was looking to bounce back from a defeat Friday against Woodland, and avoid looking ahead to the much-anticipated clash with city foe Crosby on Thursday.
"Tonight I came into this game wanting to win," Wright said. "We found out we weren't invincible. We were No. 2 in the state, but we're not invincible. Nobody's invincible. That gave us a hunger. It's better to lose now than later, in March, when it is one-and-done and time to go home."
Wilby won it convincingly Tuesday, with brother Taifa
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Wright adding 12 points and four steals. Kennedy (10-3) received 21 points from Isaiah Wright and 11 from Don Jarrett, while Wallace Wiggins chipped in nine assists and three steals.
But this game and this win was all about Walter.
"I will be part of this building forever now," Wright said. "It's a large accomplishment, and I worked hard for it. It feels great. But what we really want is a state title."
Wright looked up at the wall at The Reg, but not at the names on the 1,000-point sign. He looked at the one and only state championship basketball banner on the wall. "We haven't won a state title since 1952," he said.
For Walter Wright, that remains the ultimate objective.
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The Alcester Road (A435) runs through the Ward and is an important route linking the City Centre with Redditch and the M40.
Moseley and Kings Heath Ward is predominantly residential, having a range of housing, including a number of attractive larger properties dating from the late nineteenth century, many of which are included in the two conservation areas - Moseley Village and St Agnes.
It has high quality parks at Cannon Hill (also the home of the Midlands Arts Centre - MAC), Kings Heath and Highbury, as well as the private Moseley Park, and other areas of importance for nature conservation or landscape value e.g. the gardens of Highbury Hall and Moseley Golf Course.
Two shopping centres serve the area, at Kings Heath and at Moseley Village.
Draft Moseley and Kings Heath Neighbourhoods Plan
The plan below is a draft version of the Moseley and Kings Heath Neighbourhoods Plan which has arisen from several consultation events during 2013 between stakeholders in the ward.
If you would like to know more about how to join in the discussion about this draft neighbourhoods plan to deliver improvement in your neighbourhood please contact me using the link below.
Your Ward Support Officer for Hall Green District is:
Salim Miah - Hall Green Constituency Office
12 Court Road
Telephone: 0121 675 9000
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
For advice on applying for Community Chest Funding and application forms for funding please contact Salim direct.
Public Transport
Rail: The Camp Hill - Kings Norton line passes though the Ward, but has no stations.
Major bus routes: 11, 50, 35
Major Roads: A445, A4040 (outer ring road)
For demographic information about the people who live in this Ward, take a look at our population and census pages
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What Modern Democracies Should Understand About Clan-based Societies Explored in New Book by Professor Weiner
Those committed to the values of individual freedom and self-development would do well to understand the legal and social structures of clan-based societies and their relationship to governments based on the rule of law.
For as legal historian Mark S. Weiner argues in The Rule of the Clan: What an Ancient Form of Social Organization Reveals About the Future of Individual Freedom (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, March 2013), the success of democratic ideals requires not only a robust state but also an appreciation for the benefits provided its members by clan societies. "When we fail to understand the clan heritage of a great many of our enemies," Weiner writes, "their motivation for taking up arms against us in the first place will remain obscure."
Weiner, Professor of Law and Sidney I. Reitman Scholar at Rutgers School of Law–Newark, draws lessons from several kinship-organized societies, ranging from medieval Iceland to the contemporary Palestinian Authority. "Clan societies," he notes, "are highly decentralized systems of government in which power is dispersed among a multitude of kin groups."
People are valued less as individuals than as members of extended family groups. Group honor is a paramount value, enabling kin groups to enforce their own internal rules and diverse kin groups to coexist in some degree of harmony. Yet clan societies' combination of primary allegiance to the kin group and absence of a strong central authority creates a significant potential for destabilizing vital regions of the world.
Understanding the rule of the clan is critical for liberals for several reasons, says Weiner. (He defines liberals as "people committed to the values of individualism and the principles of liberal democratic government, regardless of party affiliation.") Most importantly, by illuminating the way in which clan societies diminish the status of the individual, the rule of the clan shows that a robust central state, dedicated to the public interest, is essential to true individual freedom. "A decline in the state," Weiner writes, "would bring chaos and catastrophe for individualism just as a decline of American power would be disastrous for the prospects of democratic development."
Stanford University professor Ian Morris, author of Why the West Rules – for Now, says of The Rule of the Clan: "This book tells us what we need to know if we really want to modernize the clan societies of the Middle East and central Asia – and if we want to save our own liberal democracies from descending into clannish chaos."
Professor Weiner is the author of two prize-winning books: Black Trials: Citizenship From the Beginnings of Slavery to the End of Caste (Alfred A. Knopf), which received a 2005 Silver Gavel Award from the American Bar Association, and Americans without Law: The Racial Boundaries of Citizenship (NYU Press), winner of the Social Science History Association President's Book Award.
Professor Weiner received an A.B. from Stanford University, a J.D. from Yale Law School and a Ph.D. in American Studies from Yale University. He joined Rutgers School of Law–Newark in 2001 and taught classes in constitutional law and legal history.
An admired teacher who twice was selected by the graduating class as faculty commencement speaker, Weiner spent the fall of 2009 as a Fulbright Fellow at the University of Akureyi, Iceland. It was there that he began the kinship research for The Rule of the Clan. It also was in Iceland that, freed from the three-hour commute between office and home and charmed by the slower life, Weiner first considered relinquishing his law professor job. The decision to become a full-time scholar, effective the end of the current academic year, is detailed on his website, www.worldsoflaw.com.


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Perfect 1st half leads Cross football over St. Paul
WATERBURY — Holy Cross' offense Monday night was the epitome of football efficiency.
The Crusaders jumped out to a 49-0 first-half lead and coasted to a 63-28 win over St. Paul at Municipal Stadium, but those scores only tell part of the story.
Holy Cross (6-3) had seven drives before halftime. It scored on all seven tries, averaging 3.6 plays and just more than 90 seconds of possession time per series, while five different players found the end zone.
"That's pretty good," said Crusaders quarterback Kristian Harmeling, who threw for four of the first five touchdowns. "I didn't know it was that good. Our line and my receivers did great. We did everything we were supposed to do tonight."
On the first series, Cross running back Adrian Brown surpassed his total output last week against Woodland with a 25-yard rushing touchdown.
Harmeling found receivers for touchdowns on the next four drives, hitting Kevin Kalosky twice (28 and 7 yards), Tom Rinaldi once (6 yards) and Mike Chiovitti once (24 yards) to make it a 35-0 game midway through the second quarter.
"Coach (Mike Giampetruzzi) was telling us to keep our heads up," Harmeling said. "We still have a slight chance to make the playoffs so we have to win out. We had to come out here and dominate this game like we were supposed to."
The Crusaders kicked in their running game the rest of the way, with Andrew Bialoglowy adding a 16-yard touchdown run and Brown contributing a 75-yarder to make it 49-0 late in the second quarter.
That lead, right at the brim of the CIAC's 50-point rule, gave Giampetruzzi a chance to get his second-stringers into the game—for a little while, at least.
St. Paul (2-7) scored three unanswered touchdowns, including a 9-yard pass from Logan Marchi to Eli Parks just before halftime and two more scores to Brendan Carroll and Reid Morin in the third to make it 49-21 and necessitate the return of the Crusaders' starters.
"You try to give the younger kids some opportunities but you have to manage the game," Giampetruzzi said. "You know St. Paul is going to play for four quarters but we didn't want it to get too close and be a situation where it was shootout in the end."
It didn't as the Cross running game, which finished with 402 yards, helped put it away on a 1-yard touchdown run by Gerron Pendarvis and a 17-yarder by Jason Nobrega. In all, seven different Crusaders scored.
"I knew they weren't going to come back because we had a little too much of a lead," Kalosky said. "I knew that if our offense had to get back in there we could get it going again."
Holy Cross now turns its focus to its Thanksgiving game against Wolcott in a game that holds faint Class S postseason hopes for the Crusaders and major implications for the Eagles' shot at hosting a quarterfinal.
"We got our offense going tonight and hopefully we keep it going against Wolcott," Kalosky said. "They always have a tough time with us on Thanksgiving so hopefully we can upset them."
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I've heard about mathematicians who defend a strictly finite conception of mathematics, with no room for infinity. I wonder, how is it possible for these people to do this? Are there any concepts that they use to replace results that have to do with the infinite, or are these results not taken into consideration? Is there a name for this kind of mathematics? I would like to read and learn more about this, especially the arguments on why infinity is absurd or even superfluous.
Few people these days argue that the concept of infinity is absurd per se, but there are still those who hold that it is epistemically intractable, or unnecessary, or that infinite objects simply do not exist.
Finitistic systems are generally very weak. Steve Simpson claims that primitive recursive arithmetic (PRA) is finitistic, since it involves reference to only potential infinities—that is, indefinite iteration—not completed infinities such as the set of natural numbers $\mathbb{N}$. Some finitists accept the existence of countably infinite sets: $\mathbb{N}$ is finitistically acceptable but the set of real numbers $\mathbb{R}$ is not.
One might think that this is the end of the road for finitist mathematics, but various clever dodges have been thought up by philosophers to avoid this trap. Shaughan Lavine, for example, has developed a finitary version of ZFC which is not mathematically revisionary but nonetheless allows one to maintain that there are only finitely many mathematical objects.
There are a number of considerations which motivate people to take finitist positions. The first is the desire to repudiate abstract objects. If there are no true infinities then we can be realists about mathematics without having to accept the existence of a platonic heaven or otherwise account for the existence of infinitary mathematical objects. Mathematics can be understood purely in terms of the combinatory properties of physical objects.
Alternatively, one might think that mathematical objects are merely ideas in our minds: they do not exist independently of their construction by us. Since we are finite, we cannot construct all of the natural numbers, even though in principle we can keep going forever. Because of this, there is a strong tendency among constructivists to reject the completed infinite.
Epistemology provides a different reason. We only have finite computational power available with which to derive mathematical truths, and thus we cannot grasp any infinite objects (if such things exist) in their entirety. Mathematical knowledge must thus be arrived at via finitary means.
Some concepts, like that of the natural numbers and recursive functions on them, seem basic: they are primitive ideas which do not admit of further justification. Higher mathematics, however, is incredibly useful, even if it does not admit of such straightforward justification. We might therefore want to treat all mathematics beyond arithmetic as merely a game with symbols that has only instrumental value. We can see just such an approach in Hilbert's programme, with its restriction that all proofs must be finitary.
Since you have some computer science background, a good and quick introduction to some of the (ultra)finitism ideas and objections can be found in Ed Nelson's talk "Warning signs of a possible collapse of contemporary mathematics".
Yes, in set theory there was an axiom of infinite set that could have been skipped ... but why you are so much surprised by this? We don't use the infinity very often and I would say - in fact it somehow improves our imagination, but we don't really need it. We usualy use $\mathbb{N}$, $\mathbb{Z}$, $\mathbb{Q}$ or $\mathbb{R}$ numbers and none of these contains infinity! You might argue that these sets themselves are infinite, but do we need to treat them as sets in order to work with these numbers? Limits? We can also define them without infinity. So for most of the applied math and statistics I think the infinity would not really be needed, it's just some "added value" :-)


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Where Aren't They Now? 16 Overlooked Deaths from 2013
The new year is all about one thing: contemplating the creeping black hand of death that waits to claim us all. And while the rest of pop culture will spend the next week or so talking about the Nelson Mandelas and Paul Walkers of the world, every year we like to stop and remember those whose passing didn't make headlines, despite the fact that each changed your life in some small way.
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#16. Jan. 21: The Guy Who Started the Vigilante Revenge Genre
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Michael Winner, director of Death Wish.
Liver issues, age 77.
The Legacy:
Did you like that Liam Neeson movie where his daughter gets kidnapped and he responds by beating the shit out of half of Europe with his bare hands? Well, there would have been no Taken if there hadn't been Death Wish -- the 1974 Charles Bronson film that made the world fall in love with vigilante revenge stories.
It was directed by Winner, who began his film career in Britain with movies like the cleverly titled nudism romp Some Like It Cool. Soon enough, Hollywood came calling and Winner shot to fame, quite literally, with the hugely successful Death Wish -- a revenge killfest that was just what a crime-ridden 1970s America was in the mood to see.
Winner tried his hand at a lot of other genres, but every movie he made from then on was an abject failure -- except for Death Wish 2 and, of course, Death Wish 3.
#15. Feb. 4: The Singer/Crazy Person Who Gave Us "Wild Thing"
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Reg Presley, lead singer of The Troggs.
Lung cancer, age 71.
The Legacy:
As songwriter for popular '60s U.K. rockers The Troggs, Presley's cheeky proto-punk cover of "Wild Thing" went to No. 1 in the U.S. Later, an unintentionally hilarious recording of the British band members cursing at each other in the studio (around what they didn't know was a live microphone) would serve as inspiration for This Is Spinal Tap.
Unfortunately, though, Presley's most enduring legacy may wind up being a cover of the Troggs' "Love Is All Around," which took the world by storm when recorded by the appropriately named Wet Wet Wet and featured in the floppy-haired-girlish-rom-com Four Weddings and a Funeral.
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Hugh Grant accounted for 28 percent of all sex in 1994.
In true insane-rock-star style, Presley spent his truckloads of Four Weddings royalties funding research into alien spacecraft, alchemy, and crop circles. He even published a book about that stuff titled Wild Things They Don't Tell Us. What, the publisher couldn't talk him into Love Is All Around, and So Are Fucking Aliens?
#14. March 28: Harry Potter's Cruel Uncle Dursley
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British actor Richard Griffiths.
Complications following heart surgery, age 65.
The Legacy:
Today's movie-going public will no doubt remember Griffiths for his work as Vernon Dursley, Harry Potter's cruel, overweight uncle. But for the true cinephiles out there, Griffiths' most beloved role is that of amorous, overweight Uncle Monty in the cult classic Withnail & I.
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Is that a Harry Potter spin-off?
Yes, he played uncles in his two most famous roles, though in 2007 he did branch out with his role in Ballet Shoes as Great Uncle Matthew.
#13. April 12: The Writer of Several Action Movies You've Seen
Michael France, accomplished screenwriter.
"An extended illness," age 51.
The Legacy:
Mr. France! You left us so early! We have so many questions.
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On a scale of 1 to 10, how many times a day did you want to change your surname? Ballpark figure.
The first script France sold to Hollywood was the Sylvester Stallone vehicle Cliffhanger.
That's the one where Stallone is taciturn because he dropped a girl off a cliff, not the one where Stallone is taciturn because he's a Vietnam vet (First Blood), or the one where he is taciturn because he is slow-witted (Rocky, Cop Land, real life).
France also wrote GoldenEye, Hulk, Fantastic Four, and 2004's The Punisher. This is where questions arise. Like, in The Punisher, why does Thomas Jane set those cars on fire in the shape of the Punisher logo when no one would be able to see it from above? Wouldn't that take hours, if not days, of careful planning? And how come the Castle family has a beach house that is fully stocked with guns and ammo?
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How does he elude a mob kingpin for weeks, but a folk singer finds him in a matter of hours?
If it seems tasteless to mock a man's plot holes after he has passed, consider this: The guy sold only five screenplays in his life. Combined they grossed $1.23 billion worldwide -- each time he put pen to paper, he averaged $246 million in ticket sales. Now enjoy this clip from Cliffhanger:
#12. May 1: One Half of Kris Kross
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Chris Kelly, aka Mac Daddy from '90s kiddie rap group Kris Kross (NOT Daddy Mac -- that was the other guy).
Suspected drug overdose -- heroin and cocaine, aka speedball. Note: If you're going to do drugs, and we don't advise it, please do not mix heroin and cocaine.
The Legacy:
Known for the hit song "Jump," and for wearing their clothes back-to-front because child + rapper = sound fashion choices. Kelly and his best friend, Chris Smith, were 13 when music producer and rapper Jermaine Dupri discovered them in an Atlanta mall. Ah, the '90s. Where grown men trawling shopping malls for underage "talent" was as common and wholesome as child exploitation in rap.
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At least now they've returned to pop, where crushed spirits belong.
Interestingly, Kelly continued to wear his pants backwards well into his 20s and 30s. When asked if it was uncomfortable, the rapper and producer replied: "I don't know. Everybody always asks me that. But you have to understand, I've been wearing my pants backwards for 21 years. ... When I wake up that's how my pants get put on. ... Even if I put on a suit, I put my suit pants on backwards. It's just a way of life for me." A way of life.
Anyway, Kelly joins a long, long list of famous people who have died due to this exact drug cocktail, a tally that includes River Phoenix, John Belushi, Chris Farley, Mitch Hedberg, Layne Staley, and others. Seriously, kids, don't speedball.
#11. May 2: A Death Metal Legend
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Jeff Hanneman, guitarist for Slayer and the guy who won heavy metal.
In the most metal way possible. First, necrotizing fasciitis from a spider bite. Yes, that's flesh-eating bacteria. From a spider. And the spider had a tattoo of a flaming skull on it [citation needed]. Soon after recovering from that, the actual cause of his death was alcohol-related cirrhosis. Duh.
The Legacy:
The legacy? THE FUCKING LEGACY? Are you kidding us? Hanneman wrote the best heavy metal songs in existence. Oh, you're skeptical? "Raining Blood," "War Ensemble," "Angel of Death," "Seasons in the Abyss" -- the list continues. Some of those songs have their own Wikipedia entries, such is their influence. So shut up.
We apologize to the thousands of you who watched the above clip and are now in the emergency room due to severe neck trauma.
#10. May 7: The Candy Man From Willy Wonka
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Actor Aubrey Woods.
Cause unknown, but dude was 85 and died at his home, a cottage in England's Lake District, so we can rule out "gangland shooting while BASE jumping."
The Legacy:
If you've seen Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, you know the character, if not the name:
In real life, a favorite hobby of the 85-year-old Woods was going to the hospital. He was a beloved patient at the hospital in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, where he would reprise his role as the Candy Man for the nurses, and we mean that with no innuendo whatsoever. He also played "the Controller" in early 70s Doctor Who episodes, which could make for some confusing, terrifying, and sugary crossover slashfic.
#9. May 11: The Scientist Who Discovered the Hole in the Ozone Layer
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Scientist Joseph Farman.
Cause unknown, but he was 82 and smoked a pipe. So maybe puma attack?
The Legacy:
So it's 1985. You and your sweet-ass parachute pants are leading a group of rag-tag scientists. You're doing science-stuff with microscopes and beakers and shit, when you realize that the ozone layer, that thing that stops the sun from giving us cancer, has a massive fuck-off tear in it, right over the Antarctic.
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The penguins have been looking a little more tan ...
Instead of losing your shit and holding a suicide orgy, you publish a paper and shit gets done. Two years later, we get the most successful environmental treaty ever: World governments signed the Montreal protocol, banning the household chemicals that were reacting with the ozone.
Today, we can use as much hairspray as we want and the only thing it'll be damaging is our chances of getting laid.


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Photo gallery: Animals in the news from 2012
Lately, we've been taking a look back at some of our favorite photos and stories from the last year. Just for fun, here's one more. Animals have turned up in the news a lot this year. A ribbon seal that was hanging out a long way from home caught a lot of attention. A very special cat was reunited with her owner. A dog was returned home after allegedly being sold on Craigslist. And there were so many more stories.
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29th Annual KKOA Leadsled Spectacular Salina Kansas - Simply SpectacularWritten on March 1, 2010
The rod and custom faithful are blessed with dozens of great car shows throughout the country every year, a good share of which even cater to the traditional crowd. But there are still only a handful of gatherings where customs-or kustoms-take center stage. The KKOA Leadsled Spectacular was one of the first, and is once again one of the best.
Now in its 29th year, the Spectacular has regained a lot of ground since finding a stable home in Salina, Kansas. With tree-lined Thomas Park as its setting, the show has seen steady growth-officially hitting the 1,000 entry mark for the '09 event July 24-26. Many participants are diehard KKOA members who've flocked to the show since the '80s. Others are second- and third-generation enthusiasts who just recently discovered the Spectacular's fun, laid-back atmosphere. All of them journey to Salina to get a yearly fix of whitewalls, dual pipes, and candy paint, not to mention a chance to meet custom royalty like George Barris, Bill Hines, and Darryl Starbird.
Friday night drag races are one of the added bonuses of the Spectacular's Salina home. KKOA President Jerry Titus has somehow convinced Salina's city fathers to allow heads-up eighth-mile drag races at the old Salina airport. The just-for-fun races are a great way flog your kemp or rod, and thousands of spectators flock to the 'strip to check out the spectacle. When the right cars are running the whole scene looks like it was transplanted straight from the '50s.
We'd be remiss if we didn't mention that the '09 Spectacular felt a little lonely without the presence of Elden Titus, who lost his battle with cancer in late 2008. The younger brother of KKOA President Jerry Titus, Elden helped relight the kustom torch in the late '70s and early '80s and did far more than his part to keep it burning bright. Elden was an avid builder of both full-size and scale-model customs, and his memory was honored at the Elden Titus Model Kemp Spectatular model car contest, hosted by the KC Slammers Club. On the 1:1 scale side of things, Gary Gerberding created the Elden Titus Design award, which was presented to a very appreciative Tim Strange for the '52 Buick he built for Erik and Paul Hansen.
While hot rods and street rods are both welcome and plentiful at the Spectacular, the show's spotlight will always shine brightest on the cool customs it attracts. With that in mind, we hope you'll allow us to indulge our custom senses on the following pages. If the low 'n' slow life appeals to you, maybe you'll consider checking out next year's 30th anniversary Leadsled Spectacular, scheduled to hit Salina July 23-25, 2010. Cruise over to www.kustomkempsofamerica.com for details.
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Proving that even Plymouths can make cool early customs, Shoe Nyegaard had Jeff Myers chop a few inches from his skirted '38 coupe. Mods include a LaSalle grille, '37 Plymouth front end, extended doors, and a sectioned deck lid.With a LaSalle grille, '37 Ford headlights, and a '40 Olds rear bumper fitted with '49 Ford taillights, Ed Blassingame's '36 Ford three-window looks like it could have jumped right out of the pages of an early '50s little book.Brian Everett's glowing gold '40 Merc is one of the latest creations to come from Oz Kustoms. A hardtop chop, extended fenders, molded running boards, and Dagmar bumpers are just a few of the highlights on this smooth cruiser, which carried home the Most Spectacular Leadsled award.Tom Sparkman's House of Kolor Brandywine '55 Buick has a Fatman Mustang II IFS, Art Morrison four-bar rear suspension, frenched headlights, Packard taillights, Riviera seats, custom console, and a 425ci Nailhead backed by a Tremec five-speed.Erik and Paul Hansen's Resilience '52 Buick earned both the Elden Titus Design award and the event's top honor, the 777 Custom Crown award.Lou Calasibetta came all the way from his Old Stillwater Garage in New Jersey with the restored Alexander Brothers Golden Chariot '56 Chevy. The car's subtle mods-including a tube grille, reworked side trim, custom taillights, and an asymmetrical hood scoop-result in a perfect example of tasteful early '60s restyling.John Tretten tried to explain to us how many coats of paint are on his wild panel-painted Chevy wagon, but we lost count after the first couple dozen...
Dave Barnes' '59 Pontiac has been on the road for several years now, but still looks great. The Inferno Red beauty features a '60 Merc grille, modified front bumper, and a rolled rear pan.Don Pagano had a nice mild custom '57 Ford in the late-'50s. A few years ago, his brother, Tom, built this one as a surprise gift for Don. Subtle touches include frenched headlights with extended eyebrows, a Glory Grills grin, and narrowed bumpers. A 312 Y-block gets it moving.Curt Stechert swapped an Edsel nose onto his Ranchero, and then sprayed Watson-influenced purple and white paint to make sure you'd pay attention.We never tire of seeing clean, well-executed custom Mercs like Gary and Pam Garnick's black '50 from Nebraska.Doug Reed recently rebuilt the '49 Olds he's been cruising in for more than 40 years. Thankfully, he had Mike Schoech of Auto Artistry re-shoot it in the familiar bright green with dark green scallops, originally designed by the late Elden Titus. The fastback still runs a 371 J-2 Olds tri-carb mill.Frenched headlights, a '56 Plymouth grille, Pontiac side trim, and '59 Buick tallights are all nice touches on Ed and Judy Banes' '56 Ford from Colorado.


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I have two problems:
How can i calculate compound interest when i want to reinvest a percentage of the sum of my principal and interest periodically?
To make it clearer,
Usually i use this formular for calculating compound interest: M = P( 1 + i )n.
This time i want to compound only a percentage of the sum of the principal and interest
I want to compound the interest on the principal daily till the investment matures. ie. if am investing for one year, i want the daily interest to be compounded to the principal.
Thanks in advance
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The Puget Sound Convergence Zonereenergized Thursday night and was in full force early Friday, dropping snow in south Snohomish County and parts of northern King County.
Snow reports of anywhere from 1/2" to 1" have come in from Lynnwood, Mukilteo, Monroe, Mill Creek and Snohomish, with greater totals of 2-4 inches reported around South Everett and Woodinville. Snow has also coated the Eastside foothills of North Bend and Snoqualmie.
A few snow showers also made it as far south as the Seattle-Bellevue metro areas but they were brief and light. (See live radar >>>)
Several school districts have delayed the start of classes, and police throughout Snohomish County are responding to spinouts and crashes as the morning commute began.
The WSDOT had to close SR-522 at SR-9 near Maltby for a time around 6 a.m. due to snow on the road.
The zone was expected to hang around Snohomish and northern King County through Friday midday or early afternoon then gradually shift south and dissipate. But those of you in northern King County, especially above a few hundred feet, should be alert for a little snow later Friday morning as the zone moves south.
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Friday night is set to be one of the coldest nights in several weeks as temperatures drop into the upper 20s in the outlying areas to the low-mid 30s in the Seattle urban areas.
We'll be all dry by Saturday, save for a few clouds on the southern coast with highs in the mid-upper 40s. Looks like spring gets a firmer grip on the weather for Sunday and into early next week as we stay dry and even perhaps mostly sunny with temperatures climbing back into the mid 50s.


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Deals Aplenty, but Energy Is the Salve
An improving outlook for the energy sector helped pull the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index into positive territory on a day that was heavy with deal activity.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average edged down 9.52 points, or 0.1%, to 13973.39. The S&P 500 gained 1.05 points, or 0.1%, to 1521.38, and the Nasdaq Composite Index added 1.78 points, or 0.1%, to 3198.66.
The Russell 2000 index of small-capitalization stocks closed at a record level, gaining 3.18 points, or 0.3%, to 923.76. The index is up 8.8% this year.
The energy sector tacked on 0.5% to lead the S&P 500, as drilling and oil-services companies jumped. Halliburton, HAL 2.08 % advanced $2.48, or 6.1%, to $43.32, and Nabors Industries NBR 0.33 % added 76 cents, or 4.4%, to 17.92. Goldman Sachs Group told clients in a note Thursday that January marked "a turnaround" in profitability for the group.
Elsewhere in the energy sector, coal company Alpha Natural Resources rose 1.18, or 14%, to 9.67, after its latest results beat Wall Street expectations. Peabody Energy, another coal company, gained as well, advancing 1.08, or 4.5%, to 25.01.
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In deals news, H.J. Heinz soared 12.02, or 20%, to 72.50, after the company agreed to be acquired by an investment group, including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and private-equity firm 3G Capital. Berkshire's Class B shares edged up 1.24, or 1.3%, to 99.21.
US Airways Group fell 67 cents, or 4.6%, to 13.99, after the air carrier and AMR, the parent of American Airlines, formally announced merger plans.
Hank Smith, chief investment officer of Radnor, Pa.-based Haverford Trust, was heartened by news of the deals. "There is so much cash [available]…With the lack of fear-inducing headlines, some confidence is starting to emerge" that deals won't fall flat, said Mr. Smith, whose firm oversees $6.5 billion in assets.
In other deals news, Constellation Brands STZ.B 0.59 % surged 11.87, or 37%, to 43.75, after agreeing with rival Anheuser-Busch InBev on revised terms of A-B InBev's divestiture of Grupo Modelo's U.S. assets. Anheuser-Busch climbed 3.90, or 5.9%, to 69.59.
Artio Global Investors jumped 69 cents, or 34%, to 2.74, after agreeing to be acquired by the U.K.'s Aberdeen Asset Management ADN 2.94 % for $175 million.
In the economic arena, initial claims for U.S. jobless benefits fell more than expected during the latest week from the previous week.
European markets were broadly lower, with the Stoxx Europe 600 falling 0.2%, after euro-zone gross domestic product contracted more than expected in the fourth quarter. The bloc's two largest economies, Germany and France, also shrank by more than expected. Germany's DAX index dropped 1% and France's CAC-40 shed 0.8%.
European economic weakness "continues to be worrisome," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist with Janney Montgomery Scott, which oversees $2.6 billion in its asset-management arm. "I think it put pressure on equity markets here in the U.S."
Asian markets generally rose as the Bank of Japan left its monetary policy unchanged and said the economy appeared to have stopped weakening. That helped offset data showing Japan's GDP contracted slightly in the fourth quarter, versus expectations of a slight increase.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average gained 0.5%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index, which reopened after an extended holiday weekend, rose 0.9%. Mainland Chinese markets remained closed for the Lunar New Year holiday.
Crude-oil prices rose 0.3%, to settle at $97.31 a barrel, while gold pulled back 0.6%, to settle at $1,634.70 a troy ounce. The dollar advanced against the euro and edged lower against the yen. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.000% as prices rose.
In other corporate news, Dow component Cisco Systems CSCO 0.03 % fell 15 cents, or 0.7%, to 20.99, after the networking company reported better-than-expected second-quarter earnings but provided a somewhat downbeat outlook.
General Motors GM 1.77 % declined 92 cents, or 3.2%, to 27.75, after the car maker's earnings fell just short of analyst expectations.
PepsiCo PEP 0.73 % gained 78 cents, or 1.1%, to 72.28, after the beverage and snack company reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings and revenue and boosted its dividend.
Angie's List surged 3.24, or 24%, to 16.86, after the reviews-based website reported a fourth-quarter profit, while analysts had anticipated a loss.
Stamps.com STMP -6.23 % slumped 4.08, or 15%, to 23.82. The Web-based postage-services company's fourth-quarter earnings topped estimates, but revenue and its 2013 outlook missed forecasts.
Zillow leapt 3.33, or 8.5%, to 42.30, after the real-estate website reported a fourth-quarter profit versus expectations of a break-even quarter, along with better-than-expected revenue.
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I understand that both Quizá and Acaso are translated to "Perhaps" or "Maybe" in English. Is there any difference between these two words in Spanish, other than quizá being apparently more common? Or are they completely interchangable?
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I cannot explain clearly the difference, but what I can state is that they are not completely interchangable. And there are many examples:
In fact, all the previous sentences using
My suggestion is to translate both
I use
I'm Mexican and eventhough there are no differences for the use of both (quizá y acaso), "quizá" is more likely to be used in a regular conversation than "acaso". I would only use "acaso" in "por si acaso" but then it losses the regular translation "perhaps" or "maybe" for "just in case".
For me ACASO is more paired with DE CASUALIDAD, SERÁ, among others. ACASO is a word which means some kind of doubt but that I'd only use on interrogative questions like these: ¿ACASO QUIERES QUE TAMBIÉN LAVE LA ROPA? ¿ACASO ESE HOMBRE SE ATREVERÁ A ROBARME? and perhaps using certain tone of alarm and concern. On the other hand QUIZÁS is a word as well used to mean some kind of doubt but more flexible, you can use it on affirmative and negative sentences. QUIZÁS MAÑANA VAYAMOS AL CINE -- QUIZÁS LA SUEGRA NO VENGA MAÑANA, ¡QUE BUENO!
Quizá means "maybe" in the sense of uncertainty or doubt. One doesn't know whether something (good or bad) will happen.
"Acaso" has the connotation of "in case of," and means "maybe" in the sense of "risk;" that is, there is a risk or chance that a (bad) thing will happen.
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ACASO can mean "in the event that" as in "por si acaso", indicating eventuality "is it not true (or is it not the case) that...?" Acaso no lloran las flores?
In both cases it is used in a subjunctive phrase, indicating possibility.
QUIZÁ indicates "doubt," "possibility," or "potentiality" As in quizá llueva mañana, equivalent to "tal vez"
It is also used as "may be"
Quizá means "Denote the possibilty that happen" and Acaso "unforeseen occurrence".
Acaso is for defending yourself from something, because someone is blaming on you for something that you didn't do... for example:
And quizá is when you can't make a decision in a situation in which you don't know for sure what will happen or if you're guessing what could possibly happen.. for example..
(First meaning)
(Second meaning)
You can also use acaso when you're going to do something but then you think of something (that you are not prepared for) will happen, for example:
and also when you are forecasting something and you take action against that ...
I'm a native spanish speaker.