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Coming off a week where President Obama laid out an Afghanistan withdrawal timetable and put forth his foreign policy vision, Secretary of State John Kerry declared Thursday that this administration is more engaged with the world than at any time in American history. I dont think the president, frankly, takes enough credit for the successes that are on the table right now, Kerry told PBS. I mean, if you look at what has happened in Ukraine, the president led an effort to try to keep Europe unified with the United States, to put difficult sanctions on the table. Europe wasnt
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The Obamatrons have their new 'talking point' ...the president, frankly, takes enough credit
You sorry bunch of drones have no more credit to spend. On a scale of suckatude, you're all off the charts.
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John Kerry once again proves to the world what a complete idiot he is. He's giving Joe Biden a run for the money. Maybe he wants to be Biden's VP.
Dude!!! WTF is he smoking?
Yeah, hands-on mucking it up. Everything Øbama touches turns to used food.
They say that fine wines improve with age. Unfortunately for John Effin' Kerry, I don't believe that adage applies to either gin-soaked raisins OR gigolos.
First alleged human I ever met who had delusions of adequacy. Yet, somehow, we're still stuck with listening to this 'intellectual' bastard. How the devil does that work?
Well, most of the world is engaged with laughter. The rest just hates us more than ever.
Obama needs to give himself more credit?!
Yeah, that's the ticket. Someone else used the same brilliant talking point.
I read the excerpt, and then I read your comment.
Very well said.
It is beyond galling.
Great! That deserves a few rounds of golf and a cocktail party, Mr.President...
Kerry has lost it—he is off his rocker defending a cabal that would toss him under the bus at the first sign of a problem.
Engaged in golf, that we are sure of.
more engaged == FUBARing up the world
Naaaaah,....that wouldn't bother him.
If you are gonna lie, you might as well lie large.
Trouble is, JF'nK is just dumb enough to believe his own press release.
Closely related:
Reporters Mock State Dept. Spokeswoman For Saying Obama "Doesn't Give Himself Enough Credit"
i think engaged can mean copulated on the receiving end.
DNC fanbois will believe it.
I think Kewrry needs to take a piss test and be checked for drugs. Whart an assclown.
Sure, if you count "putting things on the table" as successes.
As in:
In Conflict with.
If my country and the liberty of its citizens weren't being flushed down the toilet, these silly " alternative universe" statements could even be entertaining. Right now, though, we'd be much much better off with the Three Stooges running WashDC for us.
Anyone who can even contemplate a comment like Kerry's, is too far gone to take seriously as an intelligent human.
Now we're hated and weak. I'd rather be hated and a mean SOB
"Someone else used the same brilliant talking point."
Only a RACIST would dare to challenge the brilliance of THE MESSIAH!
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"the Prince that is feared, is more respected than the Prince that is loved." - Niccolo Machiavelli
We've waited for years for a real giant to join the fray. We finally have one.
Compared to John Kerry, George Marshall, Henry Kissinger and George Shultz were midgets. Being a modern Democrat has to be the greatest gig in history. You can say anything, just anything, and a bunch of reporters will relay it as if what you say has any meaning.
There was also the Cold War and our policy of containment. US military forces were stationed all over the globe. We had over 500,000 troops in Europe alone.
Where can I get me a "Biden in 16" bumper sticker?
What is in the koolaid they're serving on Capitol Hill? Not that I expect much intelligence from Kerry but dayyyyymmm, does he think we're stupid, too?
This: "the president doesn't give himself enough credit"!?
Why is it important that Obama give himself any credit? For anything?
Good grief.
Engaged, hell. He's married and ready to receive.
Politicians (like Kerry,Obama etc...) are the cause of most of civilizations misery and ALL of the wars in the world. The less they do, the better for humanity
Yep, look. If it's not a civil war, it's a proxy war with Russia. Great job.
Yeah but that statement is coming from the same clown that gave himself four Purple Hearts to run away from Vietnam, spent Christmas in Cambodia and called our soldiers rapists and murderers. So his record of veracity is highly suspect to say the least.
Hanoi Boi talks like somebody who been hittin' da HAPPY SMOKE! The boy sure isn't very bright.
Seriesly ! Whas wit all dis talk of Hillary!? Its Joey's turn, by gawd - is he not the Veep?
Secretary of State John Kerry declared Thursday that this administration is more engaged with the world than at any time in American history.
Dude you need to see a doctor asap. You have some serious mental health issues.........
This is the Wiki for the Dunning-Kruger Effect. Like all Democrats, he honestly believes he is brighter than he is.
Combined with the Bell Curve by Herrnstein/Murrey, I think this justifies something MASSIVE as a final solution to a progressive political coup attempt.
Alinsky tactic all the way: Attack, attack, attack. Never be put on the defensive.
Although, in Kerry's case, analysis is probably not as gratifying as a good old-fashioned kick in the ass.
Trust me, were that to occur, John Effin' Kerry wouldn't know whether to sh*t or go blind, he'd be that surprised.
Also to be considered is the fictional air-rifle constructed by the equally fictional German mechanic, von Herder if I recall correctly, from Conan Doyle's story "The Empty House".
In much the same way one might say a turkey is, "more engaged," in Thanksgiving Day dinner than any other meal throughout the year...
They don't believe their own crap, they just hope the sheeple will
Stupid people don' t know they are stupid and really get upset when you show them how stupid they are.
They ARE engaged....they have their filthy fingers helping EVERY ENEMY of the US!!! And they are engaged in overthrowing all FRIENDS to the USA!!
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* Constructor
* @param \VuFind\Auth\Manager $account Auth manager object
* @param ILSConnection $ils A catalog connection
* @param \VuFind\Crypt\HMAC $hmac HMAC generator
* @param \Zend\Config\Config $config VuFind configuration
public function __construct(\VuFind\Auth\Manager $account, ILSConnection $ils,
\VuFind\Crypt\HMAC $hmac, \Zend\Config\Config $config,
\VuFind\Record\Loader $loader
) {
parent::__construct($account, $ils, $hmac, $config);
$this->loader = $loader;
Let me know if you still have problems!
- Demian
From: Chanel Wheeler [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2013 1:01 PM
To: vufind-tech (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Subject: Re: [VuFind-Tech] calling SolrMarc function from Holds
Unfortunately, there's very little about ZF2 that makes sense to me. Nevertheless, I tried.
In module.config.php, I've got this:
$config = array(
'service_manager' => array(
'factories' => array(
'VuFind\ILSHoldLogic' => function ($sm) {
return new \Yln\ILS\Logic\Holds(
$sm->get('VuFind\AuthManager'), $sm->get('VuFind\ILSConnection'),
$sm->get('VuFind\HMAC'), $sm->get('VuFind\Config')->get('config'), $sm->get('VuFind\RecordLoader')
In my extended Holds class, I added:
protected $loader;
And then in driverHoldings(), I added:
$recordDriver = $loader->load($result[0]['id']);
The Apache error I get is "Call to a member function load() on a non-object".
Am I even getting kinda close?
From: Demian Katz [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2013 5:37 AM
To: Chanel Wheeler; vufind-tech (email@example.com)
Subject: RE: calling SolrMarc function from Holds
The easiest (though perhaps not most efficient) approach would be to adjust the factory configuration in module.config.php to inject the VuFind\RecordLoader service from the top-level service manager into either the Holds or Symphony object (you'd obviously have to adjust the constructor and/or add a setter to provide a means of passing in the record loader). Once the record loader is passed in, you can use it to load the record for the ID being processed ($recordDriver = $recordLoader->load($id)), and then you can call getBibliographicLevel on that object.
Let me know if that makes any sense -- I can provide some more specifics if necessary (though probably not until tomorrow -- I'm out of the office today).
- Demian
From: Chanel Wheeler [email@example.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2013 6:37 PM
To: vufind-tech (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Subject: [VuFind-Tech] calling SolrMarc function from Holds
Is there any way to call getBibliographicLevel() in SolrMarc from the Holds class or the Symphony class? I've tried lots of crazy ways and have had no luck.
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Mary Elizabeth "Liz"
Oct. 15, 1918
Lincoln County
Mississippi, USA
Apr. 6, 1981
Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish
Louisiana, USA
My beloved Mamaw.
In her memory I wrote the following on April 6, 2011, the thirtieth anniversary of her passing:
Elizabeth left us thirty years ago today: April 6, 1981.
Trite but true: I can hardly believe it has been that long. I feel as though I talked with my Mamaw only yesterday, or maybe last week.
We shared a cup of strong, fragrant Louisiana coffee. She didn't say much besides the customary Hey Baby! uttered in her unique raspy, burnt-sugar southern drawl.
Her smile was bravely sweet if a tad bit forced.
I watched her eyes to see if the smile reached them, hoping the sight of me across the table brought her real joy.
Many demons of doubt and suspicion plagued my beautiful, complicated, conflicted grandmother.
Born Mary Elizabeth Cassidy in Brookhaven, Mississippi, in the waning days of the Great War, she was an American girl who faced as much personal turmoil as was being felt by the world around her.
There would be a little sister,
-- or Genevee, depending on whom you ask -- in 1920. When the girls were still toddlers, their young mother's life came to a sudden tragic stop.
Leila McBride Cassidy, my great-grandmother and the girls' mother, had been the daughter of the Brookhaven, Mississippi, Chief of Police. Mr. McBride took his widower son-in-law to court and, together with their grandmother, won custody of his two baby granddaughters.
The girls had no more contact with their father from that point on. De facto orphans practically before graduating from diapers to step-ins.
Charles Cassidy returned to California from whence he had come, remarried, and fathered four additional children: two sons and a set of twin girls. He died sometime in the late '50s or early '60s, hit by a car as he walked across a California street.
Whether it was done all at once or gradually is lost in the mist of years, but after the grandparents took quasi-legal possession of Elizabeth and Genevieve/Genevee (the girls were never actually adopted), they insisted that the girls go by McBride, their dead daughter's maiden name.
Until they were old enough to take back their legal name of Cassidy, and until each of them married, the girls went by Elizabeth McBride and Genevieve/Genevee McBride.
My Mamaw never talked to me about her childhood, so I know nothing past what I just told you. She married Dorsey Rollins Sandifer on December 21, 1935, at the age of seventeen.
In June of 1937 her first baby was born: my mother, Patricia Ann. The little family lived on a dairy farm in Brookhaven for the first few years.
My mother tells a story of her mother, already expecting a second baby (my beloved Uncle Sherrill) who would be born in January of 1939, accomplishing an heroic maternal feat.
As the story goes, at Christmastime in 1938, if you were willing to wait outside the door of a particular place of business, while supplies lasted you'd be rewarded with a free gift: a little stuffed animal.
My grandmother, eight months pregnant, stood for a significant length of time in the cold with my eighteen-month-old mother on her hip, to get the toy for her firstborn daughter's Christmas.
Because that was all there would be in the way of presents. They were lucky to have food.
And they had one another, and they had love, and I like to think they were happy. Seems like it took less to be happy back then! You sure didn't need an iPhone or GPS to keep in touch or know where you were going.
I hope my grandmother realized that she gave my mother, and her other three children, one of the most important things she herself never had: a father who loved them and provided for them, and who didn't leave.
Because if a daddy can do little else, at least he can stay. And love his family, and provide food and shelter. That's what my Papaw did, even though at times, the Lord above knows, it wasn't exactly easy.
Shortly after the genesis of America's involvement in World War Two, my grandparents moved one state to the west and settled in Baton Rouge. They completed their family.
They lived on Chippewa Street, mere blocks from the banks of the snaky Mississippi River, practically in the shadow of the towering art deco State Capitol where Huey P. Long was assassinated in 1935.
Papaw would work at the Standard Oil plant on the river until he retired.
My grandmother died at the relatively young age of sixty-two. In those few years she was given on earth, it is anybody's guess whether she believed she had accomplished anything of value.
But I know she did and I'm not the only one who knows it.
For starters, she reared not one, not two, not three, but four bright, funny, intelligent, creative, talented, warm, loving, sincere, patriotic, God-fearing, hard-working children.
(Yes they're flawed, but then so are you and so am I. Like everyone else since Adam and Get Even messed up in the Garden of Eden, they were born with the sin nature. Between them they've made plenty of mistakes and, like their parents before them and their children after them, they have their share of shortcomings.)
Be that as it may and aside from the obvious fact that my own beloved mother is first in the lineup, I shudder to think what my life would have been without any one of these amazing people to love me, guide me, encourage me, teach me, nurture me, and pray for me.
Not to mention feed me. Mercy, can that crowd cook. Tears come to my eyes as I contemplate their individual and collective culinary wizardry. Whole lifetimes of unconditional love in a single fluffy biscuit, heap of crispy-golden fried okra, or steaming bowl of gumbo.
Incredible. Eat your hearts out because you'll never know.
In addition to being a stellar cook, my grandmother was an absolutely dazzling housekeeper. Try as I might, I cannot recall an iota of disarray in any one of the immaculate homes I remember her making.
Her domestic MO was never stuffy, though. Far from it. Although everything had a place and was perpetually in it, as a kid you didn't feel you were in peril of causing the earth to leave its axis if you touched this or that in the wrong way.
At least, I didn't.
Instead, Mamaw's house was a place of just enough warmth and just enough cool. The carpet was plush and clean under my elbows in front of her color television where I watched the NBC peacock unfurl its jewel-hued feathers to an instantly-recognizable xylophonic scale run.
Come bedtime, you didn't mind leaving your spot in front of the TV set because the sheets were soft but crisp and redolent of sunshine, and they held you like loving arms.
At Christmastime during the '60s she brought out a silver tinsel "tree," decorated it with a single color of identical ornamental orbs (usually red), and set an electric light at its base. A disc divided into four primary-color cellophane windows revolved atop the light, causing the phony branches to "change colors" as you watched in amazement.
(Informed as it was by Mamaw's lifelong affinity for the perilously-close-to-gaudy embellishment, to a child the tree was simply breathtaking. Not tacky in the least! Step off.)
Her furnishings, draperies, artwork, and accessories were tasteful and classy. There was a hush amongst her things that made you want to be an elegant person like her.
My lifelong fanatical love of beautiful music, while not necessarily formed at Mamaw's, was certainly encouraged there. She had a hi-fi that was bigger than some cars you see on the road these days. Mellow? Shut UP! The sound was like buttah, y'all.
I'd very carefully move her tall glass bottle ornaments off the shiny surface of the hinged mahogany lid she'd polished thousands of times. Never a speck of dust! You could see yourself.
The mysterious aroma of electronic circuitry and pressed black vinyl would meet my excited nostrils and I'd select a record.
If I close my eyes I can still hear the lush strains of Maria Elena. It was one of her favorites, and mine too. To this day the more lavish the orchestration, the more poignant the melody, the happier I am and the more connected I feel to my own past.
Mamaw set a proper table and the food was always beyond splendid. Whether you were having a bowl of cornflakes (something we often did because she loved them) or a no-holds-barred holiday repast, it was made special by her careful but unfussy attendance to detail.
She never said so but you just knew that while you were at Mamaw's, she wanted you to enjoy yourself.
And I did.
My grandmother had a great many personal problems and I won't enumerate them here because what would be the point. I loved her anyway.
Without actually telling me in words, she taught me so much. I learned from her that a woman should always look like a lady. No matter how much of a hurry she might be in, or how unwell she might have felt, my grandmother took pains with her appearance.
Mamaw was a bit of a clothes horse and no sartorial subtlety was beneath her notice. She always looked like what I associate with that old expression "bandbox fresh."
You would never catch my Mamaw at the grocery store without her hair and makeup done to perfection, and certainly not clad in sweatpants or blue jeans or anything remotely like them. She didn't own any sweatpants or blue jeans that I know of, and believe me the world was a better place for it.
Even at home, when no company was coming over, Mamaw would be decked out in one of her possibly hundreds of sets of glamorous silk pajamas. She had nearly as many pair of slippers, numbers of them gold, some of them turned up at the toe like a court jester.
She was a study in both natural and cosmetic femininity, and in the womanly art of putting forth your very best foot -- which in her case was always gorgeously shod -- no matter what the circumstance.
My grandmother would be dismayed at the paucity of care women take in clothing and grooming themselves to look like females -- much less ladies -- nowadays.
(After her funeral I stood in front of her open closet feeling sad, helpless, empty, and defeated. Instead of a pretty outfit from Goudchaux's, she'd been buried in a gauzy powder-blue pegnoir set purchased from the funeral home. She didn't need her cute clothes anymore. The brutal finality of that fact was difficult to comprehend.)
Many times in the early '70s she and I ran around the streets of Baton Rouge in her orange VW Bug. Like as not, Mamaw was chewing gum (but in a ladylike way) because she could never quite kick the smoking habit although I know she tried.
I can still see her meticulously-manicured hands resting lightly on the steering wheel, and the little pinky ring she wore that featured a tiny dangling dove.
(I took the ring to be a costume-jewelry symbol of my grandmother's faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, in Whose sacrificial death on the cross she had trusted as her only hope of heaven. I believe she is there today, and yes she walks on streets of gold so pure they are transparent. I believe the past thirty years have passed for her, in the presence of her Savior, like a mere moment. And I believe I'll see her again soon because like my grandmother, I've trusted in Him and Him alone.)
So as we tripped along the hot and humid Louisiana roads, on our way to the now-defunct Bon Marche Mall or maybe just to the TG&Y to shop for whatever caught our fancy, I watched Mamaw work her gum and guide the peanut-sized car practically without lifting an exquisitely-painted finger.
(As she lay in her casket I stroked her hand one last time and lifted an index finger by one of her pretty fingernails. It was so cold! She wouldn't have liked the feel but she would've approved of the look.)
And so did I.
Mamaw's innocent antics are legendary in our family. She once returned a brand-new bathroom scale to the department store where she'd purchased it. Reason? It weighed her the same as the old one.
Treated to a professional baseball game at one point latish in her life, she was so bored, she fell asleep. At the seventh-inning-stretch, when everyone stood to sing Take Me Out to the Ballgame, she woke up and stood with them. Tucking her purse under her arm and turning to go, she said, "Thank God that's over."
One time when she was young, she and Papaw were sitting in the dark car at a drive-in movie. Mamaw's lips were chapped and she reached into her purse for a tin of lip balm. She smeared her mouth and resumed watching the film.
Only, as they drove home Papaw was moved to ask his wife why there was black stuff all over the lower part of her face.
She had actually rubbed mascara (or eye-blackin' as my Papaw called it) on her lips. Back then, mascara came in a little cake that you moistened and applied with a little brush that lay in the tray beside it.
I call that an honest mistake.
My memories are vivid of Mamaw sitting at a picnic table at the home of one of her sons, a burgeoning mound of crawfish shells at her elbow, her fingers stained with crab boil. She could flat tuck in to a crawdad feast, my grandmother.
There are more tales but suffice it to say, she was a funny lady and didn't even know it. That's what made her so funny.
Mamaw was a complex person who struggled with a plethora of physical and mental difficulties, and I am sad to say these issues probably shortened her life.
A doctor whose name I do not know but whom I regard as irresponsible prescribed medication that rendered her quasi-conscious for the last few years. She ate little besides cornflakes and vanilla ice cream, subsisting on Fresca diet soft drink and Louisiana coffee so strong it threatened to dissolve the spoon you employed to stir it.
The last time I saw my grandmother was on my wedding day: June 16, 1979. She looked so pretty standing in the Georgia sunshine, but by then her affect was distinctly vacant.
When Stephanie was born in September of 1980, Mamaw sent my baby a tiny pink stuffed bunny rabbit. Like the little toy for which she'd patiently queued up so many years ago, to give to her own baby? I sensed a sameness of purpose.
I nestled the bunny in the corner of Steph's garage-sale Winnie-the-Pooh crib. When TG put Stephanie and me on a plane bound for Baton Rouge to attend Mamaw's funeral seven months later, the bunny was tucked into our luggage.
My Mamaw was not the effusive, doting kind of grandmother I tend to be. She never came close to smothering you because she was possessed of a certain intrinsic remoteness. There were debilitating insecurities. Things went on in her head that I firmly believe those closest to her never had a prayer of grasping, even to the limited extent that any of us are ever able to plumb the depths of our dearest loved ones.
Mary Elizabeth Cassidy Sandifer stands as that most wondrous of larger-than-life figures: an individual with individuality. As has been firmly established, nobody gets a do-over. If she could have another swipe at life, I imagine like most of us she'd tweak an event here, a deed there.
But if it were up to me, I can't think of a thing I'd alter about my grandmother.
Except maybe to have her standing in front of me once more so I could say: Mamaw, I love you. As long as I live, you will never be forgotten.
Oh, and � see you soon.
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But now, the CLI is fun again. I got no Unix Beard, and my line of work is not coding (Graphic Artist). However, i want to learn things. Instead of buying a expensive license of some poorly done GUI app to do certain things, i mostly ending up doing myself with "remixing" Open Source Code and doing BASH scripts or using Automator (with Shell Scripts).
Also i'm extremly greatful for all the people using Open Source Licenses for others to study, learn and use. I hate when Large (and small) corporations using Open Source Code and don't respect the Licenses, which seems to be more common.
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An experiment consists of first tossing an unbiased coin and then rolling a fair die.
If we perform this experiment successively, what is the probability of obtaining a heads on the coin before a $1$ or $2$ on the die?
$P(\text{Heads}) = \frac{1}{2}$
$P(1,2) = \frac{1}{3}$
If $A_i$ represents the event that a $1$ or a $2$ is rolled on the $i^{th}$ toss, then I have to find the following:
$$\bigcup^{\infty}_{i=1} P(A_i).$$
But I am not sure how to find this and also incorporate the probability of landing on heads before this... Am I approaching this correctly or should I be assigning random variables and working from there?


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Yep, I know, this story has nothing to do with radio. I'm back working on my diet again. During Ratatouille, I managed to get busy enough that exercise and diet began to take a back seat to other concerns, and I gained about 25 of the 70 pounds I had lost back. Sigh. I'm back at Weight Watchers now, and am down about five pounds in the last three weeks. Slow and steady.
But this report doesn't really surprise me very much: it's not at all surprising that when you refuse to feed your body with calories when it wants it, your metabolism shows and you are more likely to eat inappropriately later. We should all watch our consumption of refined sugars and starches, but substituting sugar free and fat free snacks is probably not good either.
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On Saturday afternoon, I was tuning around with my FT-817, and heard VP6DX calling CQ on 20m SSB. He was working split, transmitting on 14.190 and listening on 14.245 (from memory, have the split frequency wrong). It turns out that he's part of a DXpedition: a trip by a radio amateur to go to a remote location and operate from their. It turns out that VP6DX is operating from Ducie Island, a small member of the Pitcairn islands in the south Pacific, with a total area of less than four square kilometers and no permanent inhabitants. Whacky! I wasn't really setup for transmitting, so I didn't bother trying to call him. Indeed, since the FT-817 only puts out five watts and my antenna is hardly optimal, I'm pretty sure it would be pointless, but I thought it was kind of neat to hear him.


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By Martin on Tuesday, May 24, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 79,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "comfortable, surprisingly quick"
Cons: "poor gas mileage"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I have now owned my 2008 Toyota Sequoia for just over 4 years and 60K miles, have not had a single issue. Has been extremely reliable, comfortable on long trips, and is large enough to put my families stuff in it with room to spare. The only negative is the gas mileage. I drive all city driving and it gets 11-12 miles per gallon."
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By Capt on Tuesday, January 27, 2009
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"The only downfall is the rear visibility when backing although it does have a back-up camera and sensors."
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By Houston on Wednesday, August 8, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 45,000overall rating 8 of 10rating details
Pros: "Feels as big as it is. Just needs cannon turret"
Cons: "Nav screen. Cargo room."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 8
"My wife and I both love driving this SUV. We bought the Platinum edition, 2010 model year. More features & driver control than the Expy Limited we traded in. The center console on the 2nd row is OFF THE HOOK! Love having 3 options to adjust the ride: smooth, normal, sport. GREAT idea to put buttons behind and to the side of the 2nd row seats to lower or raise the 3rd row. You can, as with the Expy, also do that from the back with the tailgate raised. You CANNOT do that in a Chevy or Caddy. Their 3rd row is still manual! STUPID! They haven't changed that since they introduced the 3rd row! We would have bought an Escalade if it weren't for the idiotic 3rd row. But I digress. Back to point: it has so far been everything we expected from Toyota. Reliable, higher quality fit & trim, quieter ride than Expy. The only glaring downsides are 1) DEFINITELY does not have the cargo room of an Expy. 2) Many functions on the nav screen you can't do while the car is moving. It's a safety feature, but did the Japanese forget that PASSENGERS ride in PASSENGER vehicles? 3) Listening to a call coming from the vehicle's bluetooth ain't great. Time will tell on true reliablity, and how I ultimately determine its value. It only has +/- 42,000 miles on it, so I wouldn't expect anything to go wrong mechanically yet. And it hasn't. Not like the GMC I bought whose transmission gave out at 38,000 miles. I will tell you this: the salesman used an electronic tool to test the paint thickness on the Expy we traded in. Any significant variations among the different areas of the car would tell him the car had been repainted, indicating certainly body repair, and possibly an unknown/unreported wreck. I had him test the Sequoia and the paint thickness was twice as much as the Expy. More durable? Harder to damage/scratch?"
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By JS-Smith on Friday, December 21, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 20,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "All good"
Cons: "Price and need an extended version"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"I looked at all the full size SUVs and it came down to the Ford Expedition and the Sequoia. I went with the Sequoia because of the following: 1. The second row seats slides for access to the third row. This makes it easy for my kids to get in and out. 2. Easier to drive and short turn radius. 3. I needed the power for towing our trail trailer. Mine also has the supercharger as well."
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By JHC on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 44,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I'll start with what I dislike... The interior has too much plastic, the front pillars and seating position make visibility poor, some controls could be better placed and it's really hard for shorter people to get in out of. What I love: It's an incredibly powerful vehicle for towing our small boat, It pulls it like a little toy, Interior is very comfortable, spacious and has so much storage, brakes are very good, turning radius is good, gas mileage isn't too bad for such a large and power vehicle, dependability is excellent. My small complaints are just that. I really don't think my family's owned a better vehicle."
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By Poppi on Friday, August 27, 2010
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"Have owned for about 2 years and overall enjoy the vehicle. We purchased it because of its interior room since we travel extensively for basketball tournaments and back and forth to college in Tennessee. The quality of this vehicle is not up to what Toyota is supposed to be about. The transmission is not very smooth, especially at lower speeds, it seaches constantly for the right gear. Gas pedal is very 'jerky". Needs sensors in the center of the front bumper not just on the ends due to visibility issues. Performance, towing and pickup are great,lots of power. Comfort inside is excellant however even though this is the Platinum edition, materials are a bit "cheap". The nav system is annoying in that you cannot operate it when the vehicle is moving. I agree with this if you are by yourself, but if you have a passenger with you in the right front seat, they should be able to use system without having to stop. Overall, a very nice road vehicle with tons of storage room. Toyota needs to get back to quality, like before, and not like when they first were built in the 60's. Engines and trans were great, but bodies were terrible. Seems that Toyota is starting to forget what made them #1."
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By GK on Tuesday, October 16, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 17,500overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Power, versatility, comfort, safety, capacity"
Cons: "Low range"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Have had a 2012 Platinum edition for about 10 months. Have made four 13 hour straight shot 900 miles each way run to North Carolina and paid less for gas, arrived more rested, and carried a bunch more stuff than I could in my BMW X5. The gas mileage is lower, but it burns regular which saves on the actual cost. The range is lower that the X5 (320 miles per tank v. 450 in the BMW), but the dogs like the extra break. I drag a 5,000 lb pontoon around NC. My X5 would burn a little clutch (yes, clutch) getting it up a ramp. With the Sequoia, I can't tell anything is back there. And all the mirrors make it a breeze to back a 9 ft wide pontoon into an 11 ft wide carport. The truck does fine in Chicago traffic, and I have no problems with on-street parking - all the sonar and the rear view camera do help with that - or issues with garage heights. The adaptive cruise control takes a little getting used to, but is really nice on open roads. One issue, the cruise control in adaptive mode doesn't like rain, but you can turn the radar off and use regular cruise control mode. I usually use the "sport" ride set-up, and it's still comfortable and almost as quick as the BMW. It doesn't blow as much as the BMW in crosswinds, and is really stable on ice. I like that I decide when she's in 2, 4, or 4 Low wheel drive, v. some computer. In soft mode it rides like a luxury sedan. I have had no service issues, and haven't paid a cent for maintenance service through 3 oil changes. It reminds me of the 1999 4 Runner I had years ago - on steroids and with a few more bells and whistles."
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By Palmgirl2 on Tuesday, August 7, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 22,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "great to drive, very easy to handle..."
Cons: "we chose black which shows scratches easliy"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"I love this vehicle! I was afraid it would be too big for me, but it handles like a dream and it turns on a dime for its size. If you are afraid it will drive like a truck.... it doesnt! Its big enough for our family of 6 and all of our luggage when we travel. The only down fall for us would be that my extended family is always wanting to take it on trips. I would HIGHLY recommend the Sequoia."
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By caligirl on Saturday, November 26, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 11,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun to Drive, powerful, comfortable"
Cons: "Nav System"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"The turning radius is quite amazing. Toyota has done an amazing job compensating the weight of the car with the 5.7 litre engine that carries a lot of pep. between city/hwy driving it averages about 18-19 mpg. Toyota has upped quality of the interior this past year on Sequoias because of complaints. This is reflected in the 2011 model i purchased. Nothing cheap on it. The inside, is very comfortable and ergonomically placed. JBL sound system out does the bose system in others.. Caveat is the navigation system. It's weak and outdated. My iPhone4 has a better GPS. The screen disables when the vehicle is moving as a safety feature. This can be very annoying and cumbersome because most, if not all functions of stereo, DVD, nav, phone and voice control systems are run through this screen. Roadtrips are very comfortable and would say that this is the Sequoia's strong point. We have rear bucket seats in the Platinum which makes for a very comfortable ride for rear passengers. Third row seats are very roomy and have electric seat backs. For their high-end model (platinum), I'm disappointed that there arent a few options on it such as: rain sensors and keyless start. These may be offered as an option that I'm unaware of. overall, Im vey happy with the Platinum Sequoia and feel its the best bang for the buck in the full size group."
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By connie on Sunday, March 20, 2016
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 53,500overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "This vehicle is a PRO"
Cons: "would like to have light up door locks"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"There is only 1 thing I would wish for on this vehicle that it doesn't have, that is for the door lock switch to light up. This vehicle is the perfect vehicle for family, a mom, a grandma. Turns on a dime and so easy to maneuver . All seats recline making it very comfortable for the entire family on long trips. DVR and sunscreen side rear windows really make it enjoyable and wonderful for keeping the children entertained on the road. Great mileage, and wonderful service."
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Since the age of Little League World Series pitcher Danny Almonte came into question, I've had trouble sleeping.
Lying awake in bed into the morning hours, I continuously wonder whether Almonte, ace of the Rolando Paulino team from the Bronx, N.Y., is 12 or 14.
Apparently, I'm not the only one losing sleep.
On the road: Sports Illustrated -- revealing its vast resources -- sent a reporter to the Dominican Republic earlier this week to examine birth certificates and to investigate whether Almonte violated Little League rules.
The Associated Press sent a reporter to the Dominican. The New York Times, New York Daily News and New York Post have been investigating, as well.
The story began after a group of distraught parents from Staten Island, N.Y., angered that Almonte silenced their team with his talented left arm, paid a private investigator $10,000 to find out whether the pitcher exceeded the age limit of 12.
Almonte's coach says he's 12. Almonte's father says he's 12. Almonte's mother, who revealed a photocopied birth certificate with Almonte's birth date of April 7, 1989, says he's 12.
Even New York mayor Rudolph Guiliani had an answer, saying the team must be given the benefit of the doubt.
Does anyone have a final answer?
Seeking the truth: Thursday, I counted down the hours until noon, when the truth was to be revealed following -- and I love the sound of this -- a Dominican government investigation.
"Danny Almonte -- 12 or 14? Story at 11."
Unfortunately, the results of the investigation were delayed until sometime today because the president of the registrar's office in Almonte's hometown of Moca never showed up.
Why am I not surprised?
That absence increased the suspense that is building throughout households across the nation.
Will Almonte's age lead to Rolando Paulino being stripped of its third-place World Series finish? What other type of action will Little League Baseball take?
We can only hope high school football public address announcers -- giving fans updates on area games -- will include the Danny Almonte score tonight.
I'm guessing 14-12.
But seriously: The fact that no one is able to determine Almonte's age -- but trying every means possible -- may be humorous. But a deeper look into the matter reveals a sad symbolism about youth sports in today's society.
The Danny Almonte controversy has been a shot against Little League Baseball, but this story bothers me for a number of other reasons:
U That a father would register his son's birth date twice. What is his motive?
U That coaches would actually have the gall to cheat at the Little League level -- or any level, for that matter.
U That other careless coaches might get an idea for their teams.
U That we no longer can appreciate the ability of a youngster -- 12 or 14 years old -- who allows just three hits in three starts, including the first no-hitter in Little League World Series history since 1957.
U That parents would be angered enough after a loss to spend hard-earned money on a private investigator.
U That the day has come when major national publications send reporters to the Dominican Republic to settle a youth sports controversy.
Someone please tell me what is going on.
Oh, but when you do, knock lightly. I might be trying to sleep.
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... Is this story 10 years old or something? If he was born 4/7/1989 then he's 21. Proofreading an article beyond MS word's spell checker is considered 'standard procedure' for most online publications.
No, that means he's 22...... silly. Either way, far too old for little league. I'd be quite outraged as well if I was a parent from the opposing team.


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Senior Researcher in PARI (http://research4agrinnovation.org/), focus on private sector topics, poverty reduction and innovations
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2015. Transaction costs on the Ethiopian formal seed market and innovations for encouraging private sector investments. Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture, 54(1): 59-67.
2015. Tapping Potentials of Innovation for Food Security and Sustainable Agricultural Growth: An Africa-Wide Perspective. ZEF Working Paper Series, 144. Download [PDF | 1.75MB]
2014. Innovative Business Approaches for the Reduction of Extreme Poverty and Marginality?. In: J. von Braun & F.W. Gatzweiler (eds.): Marginality. Addressing the Nexus of Poverty, Exclusion and Ecology.. Springer. 331-352. (Open Acess) Further Information
2014. The private sector and the marginalized poor – opportunities to reduce poverty and marginality in rural Ethiopia. Further Information
2014. Mapping Marginality Hotspots. Geographical Targeting for Poverty Reduction.. In: J. von Braun & F.W. Gatzweiler (eds.): Marginality. Addressing the Nexus of Poverty, Exclusion and Ecology. Springer. 69-84. Further Information
2013. Business opportunities versus socialist heritage: the role that business can play in reducing poverty in rural Ethiopia. In: Hendry, J.R., M. Baucus and A. Barraquier (eds.): Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference of the International Association for Business and Society. IABS. 164-176.
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Earlier this week, The Associated Press ran a big story about the Lettuce Bot, a high-tech piece of equipment that promises (as its name implies) to do the time- and labor-intensive work of weeding and thinning out baby lettuces so that remaining plants can grow. In fact, the AP reports a Lettuce Bot "can 'thin' a field of lettuce in the time it takes about 20 workers to do the job by hand."
This is not the first time farming has moved toward automation (California sauce tomatoes, for instance, are almost entirely harvested by machines). But for labor-intensive lettuce farms, it could be a big step. And, for the owners of industrial-scale farms under a great deal of pressure to produce heaps and heaps of cheap, plentiful food, technological solutions such as the Lettuce Bot sound understandably promising. You see, labor is currently one of the biggest costs of growing vegetables, and a diminishing number of people want to work for the usually abysmal rates most big farms can afford to pay.
Also interesting is the fact that Blue River Technology, the company behind the Bot, sees it as a long-term solution to reducing the use of some pesticides and the genetically engineered seeds bred to withstand their application. In an interview with Modern Farmer earlier this year, Jorge Heraud, one of the Lettuce Bot's creators, said:
What we're talking about is bringing technology that is a little bit different: electronics, computers, cameras, and sophisticated algorithms. We want to find different applications for that. Weeding is done now by a combination of genetically modified crops and herbicides that kill everything except the plants that have been genetically modified. So we wanted to bring an alternative to that and have a solution that is scalable, affordable and doesn't rely on genetically modified crops.
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G1 16x Review
Started Jun 24, 2010 | Discussions thread
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HowardG • Regular Member • Posts: 269
G1 16x Review
Jun 24, 2010
Just received my Panasonic G1 and started taking some shots. I haven't assessed them on the computer yet, but when reviewing the images in playback mode at 8x or 16x they look unsharp. Is this related to the LCD pixel density...the size of the resultant image or something else? Anyone else having this issue? I will have to check, but do the images still come out sharp even though they don't look it on the 16x LCD? I should add that the firmware is 1.0 and I have not yet updated it as the camera just arrived yesterday.
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