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Even the Giants Misbehave at Times
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—While the Jets spent their preseason offering up headline fodder, from Tim Tebow's shirtless run to secret practices to training-field fights, the Giants kept things boring, almost by design. Buttoned-down and businesslike, the biggest controversy they could muster over the last month was about uncomfortable beds at training camp.
That has finally changed, thanks to a punter, an ice bath, a video camera and some boys-will-be-boys hijinks.
Last weekend, punter Steve Weatherford thought it would be amusing to post a video of locker-room hazing on Twitter. Shot during training camp in Albany, the footage shows 6-foot-5, 270-pound defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul carrying cornerback Prince Amukamara over his shoulder and dumping him into an ice bath while teammates egg him on.
By Monday morning, the players found themselves explaining a culture of locker-room horseplay and insisting that no harm was intended, because they felt like a family. But more than anything else, they seemed more troubled by the video's surfacing than by its content.
"It was something that happens in here," Pierre-Paul said. "It's supposed to stay in here. Unfortunately it got leaked out. I'm not embarrassed by it."
Coach Tom Coughlin also focused on the sanctity of the locker room. When he spoke to reporters Monday, he began by blaming Weatherford for violating the trust that exists among teammates.
"You don't think for one minute that that would have happened if they said this was going to be public," Coughlin said before moving onto other reasons he found the video distasteful. "If there is a chance that someone could be injured, no one wants that. And the inappropriate language being broadcast, we would never want that to be associated with us."
Coughlin spoke to the team about the incident during its Monday morning meeting. And the thrust of his message about social media echoed his lecture on it to the players from the beginning of training camp: keep things in house.
That lesson, delivered about three weeks ago, appeared to be quickly forgotten.
The Amukamara video isn't even the first documented act of hazing to come out of the Giants this season. Last Monday, defensive back Corey Webster tweeted a photo of rookie receiver Rueben Randle with his arms and legs bound in what appears to be a cold tub.
Coughlin would not say whether or not there would be any team sanctions, though he did put an end to players dunking each other—mainly because of the injury risk.
That should come as a relief to Amukamara, who said he has made several unscheduled trips to the cold tub this year and last. In the video, Amukamara doesn't even fight back from the top of Pierre-Paul's right shoulder, while another player yells at him to "Stand up for yourself."
Under the seniority code that governs many professional locker rooms, Amukamara wouldn't normally still be a target for hazing. A year ago, when he was still a rookie who had been selected in the first round of the draft and then held out for a big contract, his initiation included several dunks in the ice bath and a standing order to deliver Popeye's fried chicken to his teammates.
Now, even as a second-year player and likely starter, he hasn't convinced his teammates that his dues are paid up. Pierre-Paul wouldn't give an exact reason why Amukamara continued to be singled out, saying only that it was understood within the team.
"If it felt personal, if I felt threatened, I definitely would have addressed it way earlier. But I know it's not," the mild-mannered Amukamara said. "The guys told me everybody's a rookie until the first three games of this year. I don't really ask why."
Defensive end Justin Tuck, one of the Giants' most vocal leaders, said that the attention was "unfortunate," but stood up for the culture of initiating younger players. What some would call hazing, Tuck called a "rite of passage" that people who had never been in a football locker room could never understand.
"It's part of the rituals and the traditions of a football team and their locker room," he said. "I would love to sit here and say that it's really not that big of a deal, but some people that don't understand what goes on on a football team might not look at it that way."
Tuck himself was hazed when he first entered the league. The way he saw it, the harsh treatment by a few veterans helped him feel like he belonged.
"We've all been through some kind of thing like this," he said. "When I was a rookie, I got dumped in the cold tub. I had to go pick up breakfasts for people. I had to go pick up dry cleaning. Whatever it may be, it's part of a football team. And you accept it."


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Bean Stuffed Potatoes
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 1 hr 15 mins
These potatoes are spicy, full of flavour and also quite good for you as they are packed with proteins. If you feel like indulging a bit, add some sour cream on top or some shredded cheese.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 medium potatoes
- 100 g chili beans, canned, drained and 1 tbs liquid reserved
- 1⁄4 teaspoon chili powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon oil
- 2 tablespoons cheese, grated (optional)
- sour cream (optional)
- Wash potatoes (do not peel). Prick several times with a fork.
- Bake in the pre heated oven at 180°C/375°F for 45-60 minutes until potatoes are tender.
- Let cool a bit. Cut off a slice of the long side of the potatoes. Scrape out flesh, leaving a potato boat, which you can then fill.
- Combine beans, 1 tbs of the bean liquid, oil and spices in a bowl. Add potato flesh (including the slices you cut off). Mash.
- Fill the chunky bean mash into the potato skins. Top with cheese if desired.
- Return to the oven and bake for another 15 minutes.
- Serve with a dollop of sour cream on top if you like.
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I made this for lunch using homemade beans, served with a salad for great meal. Thanks for sharing the recipe. I'll be making this again when I have leftover vegetarian chili. Thanks for posting the recipe.
Great lunch for the DM and I which we thoroughly enjoyed. I used about 150 g of my recipe of Quick Boston Baked Beans which meant it wasn't vegetarian as it has bacon in it. I used 2 large potatoes which I microwaved for 8 minutes (making it super quick), also I didn't mash up the bit I cut off but put it on the top to one side to form a cap which went nice and crispy. Thank you Lalaloula for a great lunch, made for Went to Market. UPDATE - made this again this afternoon for lunch for myself and used commercial baked beans which I spiced up with some hot chilli sauce and served with a simple tomatoe and cucumber salad. Thanks once again Lalaloula.
This jazzed up spud was dinner last evening all by it's self. Things got a little busy around here around dinner time and I didn't even bother to mash them, just mixed everything, the potato meat was so well cooked that it broke down on it's own while stirring the mix together. Very tasty and filling! I must confess to cheating a bit when it came time for the cheese I just microwaved it to melt. I absolutely make this again and next time I'll mash the bean filling and then bake it off.


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Dave Checketts Said to Join Goldman-Yankees Venture as CEO
Dave Checketts, former Madison Square Garden president and St. Louis Blues owner, is in talks to become chief executive officer of Legends Hospitality Management LLC, the concessions, merchandising and management-services company owned by the New York Yankees, Dallas Cowboys and Goldman Sachs Group Inc., according to a person with direct knowledge of the talks.
The person was granted anonymity because the agreement isn't complete. Checketts declined to comment. Todd Fleming, a spokesman for Legends, didn't return a message left at his office.
A group led by Checketts will take about a 16 percent stake in the company, which was created in 2008, the person said. The Yankees, Major League Baseball's most valuable team, and the Cowboys, the National Football League's most valuable club according to Forbes annual rankings, each own 34 percent of Legends.
The 56-year-old Checketts, who is selling the National Hockey League's Blues, will acquire the Legends stake held by CIC Partners, whose founding partner, Michael Rawlings, was elected mayor of Dallas in June.
Legends last month acquired Conventions, Sports and Leisure International, which specializes in financial analysis for organizations planning to build or renovate sports facilities.
Sales and marketing clients for Newark, New Jersey-based Legends include football's San Francisco 49ers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers; basketball's Charlotte Bobcats, Indiana Pacers, Oklahoma City Thunder and Phoenix Suns; baseball's San Diego Padres; and college football's Rose Bowl, according to the company's website.
Legends supplies concessions to Yankee Stadium and Cowboys Stadium.
Yankees Success
The Yankees are the most successful team in Major League Baseball history, having won 27 World Series. The Cowboys earned the nickname "America's Team" while winning five Super Bowls with Hall of Fame players such as Roger Staubach, Tony Dorsett and Troy Aikman.
Checketts ran MSG, putting him in charge of the New York Knicks and Rangers, from 1994 to 2001. During his tenure, hockey's Rangers won the Stanley Cup, ending a 54-year drought. The Knicks reached the NBA Finals in 1994 and 1999, losing both times.
He also was in charge when the Knicks traded Hall of Fame center Patrick Ewing to the Seattle SuperSonics in 2000, ushering in a decade in which New York compiled a .399 winning percentage.
Checketts resigned in a power struggle with James Dolan, chief executive officer of Cablevision, which owned the teams at the time. Cablevision said in 2009 that it was spinning off it its MSG assets, including the sports teams and Radio City Music Hall.
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Market cap $250 million. Lots of cash...no debt. On first blush appears a little pricey but if you subtract the "excess" cash and securities the enterprize value works out to $165 million. Figuring cash flow at $20 million+ next year ( that's value lines #) and it looks reasonable to me, you're buying in at about 8 times cash flow. Not bad for a company withreasonable growth prospects...10% + even when they stumble. I'm dabbling here..worth the risk IMHO. Doesn't look like the options packages are too screwed up but they are not pretty for the retail investor. Hope the directors will keep them under control at least until company regains some of its luster.
Deadcat,Long time no see. I too am dabbling. In addition to the #'s you mention, I am very impressed with the stock buyback. In this market, CEOs love their cash more than EPS. If they are spending cash on stock, they've got to be very confident.Looking at fundamentals, there is more reason to be confident of late. The "back data" is, IMHO, spectacular. Insurance co's may go from complaining about reimbursement rates to insisting upon the procedure. Other procedures are a great bet on the aging baby boomers: TURP with radio beats TURP with roto router or hot stick anyday, and, as spokesperson for 40+ guys with no heal tennis elbow and terminal rotator cuff, I like the idea of ARTC's procedures more than the old fashioned methods (or current suffering). Also, ARTC seems to do a good job of protecting their intellectual property - -this was a big worry for me when I looked at this stock a while back.With only a $250 market cap, a single institutional investor could add 5 points. If I'm wrong, I'm stopped out at the $10 double bottom.What other co's have you bought recently?thecoldeye
Over the last few months I have been in and out of SNWL,MONE and WITS. I bought them because they had no debt, had at one time made a profit, and were selling for less than cash on hand. Out of all of them now as they are above cash..too bad I didn't hold them longer. This past spring I bought WCOM at $3.50 based on fundamentals that weren't...and I got the crap kicked out of me. Currently I'm in AP, a little ARTC,BKS, CPN,DGICA&B, ETS, LHO,OCLR, OMG and THO. My maximum is 10 stocks at any one time. I have losses in CPN which I have owned for 11 months and OMG which I just jumped on. Of the ten, I like ETS,OMG and CPN the most which usually means look out below. ETS doesn't have financials, management has no credibility, and the company makes no money. ETS has great products and lots of cash. Good acquisition candidate. OMG looks undervalued if there is no fraud, I am looking for a bounce above $10, believe you could fix their problems, please send them your resume. CPN, you know the story of the IPPs, but I like CPN's gas asssets and long term contracts as a safety net. CPN is the other big loser in my portfolio. Too late to buy THO , the best letter to shareholders from management, huge gain ..good demographics (similar to ARTC)...aging boomers are the primary customers. DGICA or B, good local property casualty insurer, in your area I think. Stock hasn't done much in years. Most of it closely held but it sells for a 30% discount to book. Probably will have a good q4 cause everyone in your area was hiding under their beds instead of wrecking their cars when the sniper was all the news. Also, recent rate hikes will help them as does 3.8% yield, I like it a lot. AP asset play and head guy nearly 100 years old..not wild about it. OCLR...contact lenses... another buyout potential and good growth story..negligable debt... few too many options granted, not wild about it. BKS my favorite store. Buying books on the internet sucks compared to sniffing around BKS. Strong cash flow. LHO big gain, fundamentals still iffy, best performer of hotel reits. Since 3/1/01 overall I am plus 22% versus market down 28%... must be luck since my wife and kids continually make me aware it ain't wisdom.


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Chapter One
What Manner of Man Is the Prophet?
What manner of man is the prophet? A student of philosophy who turns from the discourses of the great metaphysicians to the orations of the prophets may feel as if he were going from the realm of the sublime to an area of trivialities. Instead of dealing with the timeless issues of being and becoming, of matter and form, of definitions and demonstrations, he is thrown into orations about widows and orphans, about the corruption of judges and affairs of the market place. Instead of showing us a way through the elegant mansions of the mind, the prophets take us to the slums. The world is a proud place, full of beauty, but the prophets are scandalized, and rave as if the whole world were a slum. They make much ado about paltry things, lavishing excessive language upon trifling subjects. What if somewhere in ancient Palestine poor people have not been treated properly by the rich? So what if some old women found pleasure and edification in worshiping "the Queen of Heaven"? Why such immoderate excitement? Why such intense indignation?
The things that horrified the prophets are even now daily occurrences all over the world. There is no society to which Amos' words would not apply.
Hear this, you who trample upon the needy,
And bring the poor of the land to an end,
Saying: When will the new moon be over
That we may sell grain?
And the Sabbath,
That we may offer wheat for sale,
That we may make the ephahsmall and the shekel great,
And deal deceitfully with false balances,
That we may buy the poor for silver,
And the needy for a pair of sandals,
And sell the refuse of the wheat?
Amos 8:4-6
Indeed, the sort of crimes and even the amount of delinquency that fill the prophets of Israel with dismay do not go beyond that which we regard as normal, as typical ingredients of social dynamics. To us a single act of injustice cheating in business, exploitation of the poor is slight; to the prophets, a disaster. To us injustice is injurious to the welfare of the people; to the prophets it is a deathblow to existence: to us, an episode; to them, a catastrophe, a threat to the world.
Their breathless impatience with injustice may strike us as hysteria. We ourselves witness continually acts of injustice, manifestations of hypocrisy, falsehood, outrage, misery, but we rarely grow indignant or overly excited. To the prophets even a minor injustice assumes cosmic proportions.
The Lord has sworn by the pride of Jacob:
Surely I will never forget any of their deeds.
Shall not the land tremble on this account,
And every one mourn who dwells in it,
And all of it rise like the Nile,
Be tossed about and sink again, like the Nile of Egypt?
Amos 8:7-8
Be appalled, O heavens, at this,
Be shocked, be utterly desolate, says the Lord.
For My people have committed two evils:
They have forsaken Me,
The fountain of living waters,
And hewed out cisterns for themselves,
Broken cisterns,
That can hold no water.
Jeremiah 2:12-13
They speak and act as if the sky were about to collapse because Israel has become unfaithful to God.
Is not the vastness of their indignation and the vastness of God's anger in disproportion to its cause? How should one explain such moral and religious excitability, such extreme impetuosity?
It seems incongruous and absurd that because of some minor acts of injustice inflicted on the insignificant, powerless poor, the glorious city of Jerusalem should be destroyed and the whole nation go to exile. Did not the prophet magnify the guilt?
The prophet's words are outbursts of violent emotions. His rebuke is harsh and relentless. But if such deep sensitivity to evil is to be called hysterical, what name should be given to the abysmal indifference to evil which the prophet bewails?
They drink wine in bowls,
And anoint themselves with the finest oils,
But they are not grieved over the ruin of Joseph!
Amos 6:6
The niggardliness of our moral comprehensions, the incapacity to sense the depth of misery caused by our own failures, is a fact which no subterfuge can elude. Our eyes are witness to the callousness and cruelty of man, but our heart tries to obliterate the memories, to calm the nerves, and to silence our conscience.
The prophet is a man who feels fiercely. God has thrust a burden upon his soul, and he is bowed and stunned at man's fierce greed. Frightful is the agony of man; no human voice can convey its full terror. Prophecy is the voice that God has lent to the silent agony, a voice to the plundered poor, to the profaned riches of the world. It is a form of living, a crossing point of God and man. God is raging in the prophet's words.
"Human affairs are hardly worth considering in earnest, and yet we must be in earnest about them a sad necessity constrains us," says Plato in a mood of melancholy. He apologizes later for his "low opinion of mankind" which, he explains, emerged from comparing men with the gods. "Let us grant, if you wish, that the human race is not to be despised, but is worthy of some considerations."
"The gods attend to great matters; they neglect small ones," Cicero maintains. According to Aristotle, the gods are not concerned at all with the dispensation of good and bad fortune or external things. To the prophet, however, no subject is as worthy of consideration as the plight of man. Indeed, God Himself is described as reflecting over the plight of man rather than as contemplating eternal ideas. His mind is preoccupied with man, with the concrete actualities of history rather than with the timeless issues of thought. In the prophet's message...The Prophets. Copyright © by Abraham J. Heschel. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.


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Im a Poor Student Breakfast Sandwich
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 10 mins
This breakfast is cheap and has always gotten me through some rough test mornings. Its easy to make a dozen and throw them in the fridge. My husband loves them and takes them to work.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (8 ounce) package Jimmy Dean sausage (any flavor)
- 10 eggs
- 10 slices American cheese
- 10 English muffins
- Brown sausage over medium heat. Drain sausage and let cool.
- Meanwhile, make scrambled eggs to desired consistancy. Set aside and cool.
- Once sausage and eggs are cooled completely begin making breakfast sandwich.
- Cut apart english muffins, top with eggs and sausage. Then place one slice of cheese on top of mixture. Place other side of muffin on top.
- Place one sandwich in a plastic bag and store in fridge. Easy to reheat in microwave.
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I make these all the time for my boys. I do them for OAMC cooking too. They freeze great. I followed the recipe as written other then I cooked my eggs over well, not scrambled. These make for a quick, tasty breakfast.
This was very good and easy to put together. I used a full 16 oz package of Jimmy Dean sausage and made 6 patties. Only used 6 eggs and that was a little too much to fit on the sandwiches. Used some Hot Mustard which worked well with this. Thanks


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"Swandrome," The BEST cyclocross race of the season!
Sunday, September 20, 2015
(Swan Cycles) 226 Mt Pleasant Rd, Freeville, NY 13068
- Kids fun race (12 and under) Free with just a signed waiver. Get there in time to sign up and get your number before 10am!
- Junior's race starts at 11am. (only $10.00 online entry fee!)
- Masters & Women's "Cat 4" races start at 11am, Open Men and Open Womens' at 12:15pm
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- CPSC helmet required. Mountain bikes are ok without bar ends.
- Course is a mixture of gravel, grass, and dirt with mud, barriers, and some climbing.
- $20 entry at bikereg.com, $25 for day of registrations. Register for a second race for an additional $5.
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The Klean Kanteen 12 oz. Kids' Stainless Steel Sippy Bottle holds enough to keep your child well-hydrated, but is also small and compact so it fits easily into your purse or your child's backpack.. . . Made from high quality, 18/8, food-grade stainless steel that's totally free of BPA and other toxins. Sippy Cap includes an attachment loop and polypropylene dust cover; cap is also spill proof (but not leakproof). Removable valve allows for easy cleaning. Will not retain flavors or odors; keeps your drinks fresh, crisp, and clean tasting. Large-mouth design makes it easy to add ice cubes. 100% stainless interior; internal stainless steel threads. Slim design fits most bottle/cup holders and most standard bike cages. Dimensions: 5 in. (without cap) x 2.75 in.; opening diameter: 1.75 in.. Dishwasher safe. Weight: 3.75 oz. (without cap).
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It is so easy to find whatever kind of food you are looking for in Tulsa, and it will usually be very close to campus. The RiverWalk Crossing area is within walking distance of campus, which is where many students go. This strip has plenty of dining options. Another major plus is that many of the surrounding restaurants accept Eagle Bucks, which is credit on a student's ORU ID card.
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an excellent telescope provided by amateur astronomer Tom Bryant. Gather at 8:30 pm in the parking lot. Bring a flashlight and wear long pants and sturdy, close-toed shoes. Insect repellent is advised.
JP Brantley
Education Director
Saturday, April 11, will be a busy day at the Refuge:
Spring Wildflower Walk #2 (10:00 am), Garlic Mustard Pull (following the walk), and Nature Center Open House 10 am to 2 pm.
The Wildflower Walk is on the Martha Clay Wildflower Trail, just past the first bridge on Carpenter Creek Rd. off KY 37. Parking will be available in the field on the left side of the road just past the Trail entrance and at the main entrance to the Refuge. Dr. Anne Lubbers, Professor of Biology at Centre College and an expert on plant ecology, will lead the walk.
Immediately following that event, Dr. Lubbers will lead a Garlic Mustard Pull along the roadway toward the main Refuge entrance. Bring a good pair of garden gloves. Instructions will be provided.
For both events, wear long pants, sturdy shoes, and dress for the weather.
During and after the wildflower walk and pull, the Cheek Nature Center will be open for visitors (10:00 am to 2:00 pm). Drop by and see the exhibits, ask questions about the Refuge, and take a rest stop.
The Wildlife Refuge Now Has a Facebook Page
From Facebook, Search for Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge and click on the one that has 600 Carpenter Creek Road as its address.
Once there, Like us and let us know what you would like to see on Facebook and/or the website, share comments and/or photos, etc.
Fall Work Days Announced
If you would like to help with Refuge upkeep and have a wonderful time in the outdoors at the same time, here's your chance.
All dates and times are Saturday, 12:00 noon – 2:00 pm and
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The dates and tasks are:
September 20 – Finish the weather sealant on benches and bridges
October 11 – cut back Autumn Olive
October 25 – cut back Autumn Olive
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42 Enjoy Annual Members Picnic on Saturday, August 23
The annual Members Picnic included lots of visiting, sandwiches from Junction City Produce and More, and reports from Emily Toadvine, President; J. P. and Jane Brantley, Education Directors; Rose-Marie Roessler, Land Manager; and Aaron Roessler, Caretaker. We also heard from Michael Hamm, Treasurer, who reminded us that annual memberships run from April 1 – March 31, although donations are welcome any time of the year (and can be made on the website).
Following the "formal" meeting, Linda Porter led the dedication of our new Monarch Way Station on Bluebird Trail.
A Reminder:
2015 will mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Central Kentucky Wildlife Refuge, so there are some exciting things to look forward to next year.


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Dr Pepper Snapple Group has signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire the business assets of Davis Beverage Group and Davis Bottling Co.
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The Sunken Cemetery (Potonulo groblje) is a Croatian film directed by Mladen Juran. It was released in 2002. The screenplay is based on the novel of the same name by Goran Tribuson.[1]
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The magazine subscription is expensive just like the hobby. I had a RC10T in the 90's. It was several hundred to build, the nylon parts kept breaking at ~$20/each and the local hobby shop charged an arm and leg to race on their tiny backyard track. Needless to say that hobby didn't last long. It's a kid's hobby which requires a well-to-do salary to maintain it.
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Hydrogen is considered one of the potential fuel sources of the future. From using solar and wind energy to generate hydrogen as a power storage scheme, to hydrogen vehicles and backup power, the gas holds great promise for fuelling our world. However, three key challenges exists for the hydrogen economy -- production, storage and distribution.
New research from U.S. Department of Energy's Savannah River National Laboratory goes a long way to solving the problem of storage. In the new research, scientists take aluminum hydride (AlH3), also known as alane, and demonstrate a way that a standard pressure electrochemical process can be used to restore the material, which is damaged each time it releases hydrogen gas.
Typically hydrogen is stored as a liquid, but this method requires high pressures making it difficult to work with and potential dangerous. Solid storage is more promising, but for a material to be an ideal solid state storage candidate, it must meet a grueling set of criteria -- matching DOE gravimetric and/or volumetric performance targets (amounts stored); having sufficient thermodynamic character to release the gas when needed; and being able to reload the gas after release.
Only one material thus far has met these criteria -- alane. However, alane slowly degrades with each refill as the hydrogen carries away a bit of the metal. Chemical reformation techniques required high pressures and often are hindered by stable metal chloride formation. In the past electrochemical methods were tried by yielded no success. Now with the new method a cost-effective way of creating a self-healing alane storage system is at last possible.
Dr. Ragaiy Zidan of SRNL, lead researcher on the project says the research may also yield to breakthroughs in fields using related materials, such as thin film use and adduct based syntheses.
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05:40, 24F, calm. woke up shivering beneath 3 blankets and a comforter with a cat at my feet. realized the electric was off.. the electric heater was cold. got up, made a fire, and was thankful that I have a gas cooking stove. oatmeal..
electric came on at 6:50. still 24F. pump's working! going out to see about the water pipes..
house seems to be o.k. crows calling..
08:00, 28F, calm. heavy frost. out of 10 outside spigots, 8 are frozen. called work said I wouldn't be in. let rams out. broke ice on all buckets. got 2 eggs. hay to everyone.
10:00, 34F. north breeze. all but 2 spigots are working. watering camellias and bromeliads. all tender plants - bananas, elephant ears, salvia - are toast. too late to go to work. they're trawling out on the Sound.. I'm reading the NYTimes book reviews in front of the fireplace. they're getting paid. I'm not. hoping the other 2 spigots will cut on soon. thankful that no pipes are broken, so far..
all spigots working by noon with no broken pipes.
afternoon temps got up to 46F with a north breeze and sun. and cold. went to the cow town for feed and groceries and gas. cows all the way to town were loafing in the sun and chewing their cud. the rye fields are getting low. not much else to eat now except hay.
16:00 43F, unloaded feed and fed stock. got another egg. songbirds were busy all day around the feeders. put more fire wood in front.
20:00, 34F, cold and clear. waxing gibbous moon tracking behind jupiter now and venus is high enough in the sky by dark so that I can see her through the trees. going out on the water tomorrow so going to bed early. upper 20's is tonight's prediction. did not drip spigots so hoping it's on track. tomorrow I get to see more ducks! they remind me of the ducks that used to come into the salt creek behind our house in the low country when I was a child.
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Just to update further. As of 8/17/2014, volume level initialization is now supported by this plugin. You have a range of 0(mute) to 100(max) as the starting volume when a video is (auto) played. You can also defer to the users default volume if you're not interested in presetting a level.
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Like the plugin. Question, is there an override feature to adjust this so I done have to re-create the embed? So I can adjust it in the url
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The myth of security-- Embracing vulnerability, uncertainty, and ambiguity in our relationships and in our world
"Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. "– Helen Keller
Something many of us yearn for in our relationships is a sense of security. We long to feel certain and secure in our relationships, to feel like no matter what, we will not be hurt in this love. Where there's doubt or insecurity, we view it as a sign that something is wrong—that something needs to be fixed.
And our desire for security extends beyond our intimate relationships. On all levels, our world appears to be increasingly focused on trying to ensure we won't be hurt. Our federal government even has an entire cabinet department dedicated to trying to help us feel secure—Department of Homeland Security.
We attempt to eradicate feelings of insecurity in the hope that if we can just feel secure—secure in ourselves, our relationships, our world around us—then we will be "safe" and happy.
But What If Trying to Feel Secure Actually Makes Us Less Secure?
Sometimes it can be useful to exercise more security in our lives: we lock our doors at night, get life insurance, or carry "bear spray" when camping in the backwoods. However, much of the time we are trying to achieve a feeling of security—a certainty that we aren't vulnerable to hurt. But suppose our attempts to try to feel secure actually make us more alone, more insular, and more insecure?
Eve Ensler on Security
This is the argument that Eve Ensler, the Tony Award winning playwright, activist, and creator of the Vagina Monologues, makes in her TED talk on the subject of security. In her eloquent and inspiring talk, Ms. Ensler argues that our attempts to feel invulnerable and secure—personally, politically—are actually making us more insecure through the loss of connection with our shared experience. Ms. Ensler encourages people to willingly embrace difficult thoughts and feelings—including insecurity, doubt, ambiguity, and fear—in the service of living a life that is truly more connected, vibrant, and meaningful.
In a similar vein, but drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, I help the people I work with in therapy accept their doubts and insecurities in the service of moving towards what's important to them. As Ms. Ensler points out, sometimes our lives become very small and unsatisfying when we spend all our energies trying to be secure.
She says:
"Real security is not only being able to tolerate mystery, complexity, ambiguity but hungering for them and only trusting a situation when they are present…In the shared future… the end goal will be to become vulnerable, realizing the place of our connection to one another rather than becoming secure, in control, and alone."
This has been my experience as well. I highly recommend watching Ensler's entire talk.
If you saw his Ted talk, you may already be familiar with Princeton psychologist Daniel Kahneman's research on happiness. Dr. Kahneman and a group of researchers surveyed people across income brackets in a national sample on their overall happiness.
Those who made $90,000 reported being twice as happy as those who made $20,000. However, an interesting thing happens around the $50,000 mark: happiness begins to level off. There's little difference between the happiness of people who make between $50,000 – 89,000 and those in the highest income groups (e.g., over $100,000).
A Key to Increased Happiness: Engage in Active Pursuits
Kahneman and colleagues offer an explanation for this trend. They suggest that higher income people, although they work more, spend more free time in active pursuits (e.g., exercise) than passive activities (e.g., watching TV). The researchers suggest the more important key to happiness is how we spend our time off.
From this perspective, money is important so long as it allows us to actively engage what we enjoy. However, once we reach a certain income level (about $50,000 a year or so), we might better spend our time focused on doing fun things than on making more money. As a more concrete example, the researchers suggest we should be working harder to reduce commutes—which people particularly hate—and spend more time in the company of people we enjoy, as people tend to rate the latter particularly high.
Think about this the next time you think about getting a new job or promotion that will earn you more money but may lead to longer hours and a longer commute. Also, consider more carefully how you spend your free time. Is it something active (e.g., exercising, socializing) or passive (e.g., vegging out)?
Kahneman, D., Krueger, A.B., Schkade, D., Schwartz, N., & Stone, A.A. (2006). Would You Be
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Surprised.. not bad.
I'm not surprised, it's one of the best tablets out there. They make good margins on them too because they wrote the inventory down to zero a couple of quarters ago.
And did they mention that I will not buy it unless they put Netflix on it, nor will I buy their phone for the same reason....still over priced for a mediocre ecosystem....now that I think about it the stock is a great buy at $12....Then I will back up the truck..
Are you bashing?
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Would make a huge difference to many of us.
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HP LaserJet 4100TN PCL XL error
Have had this workhorse for number of years and until a few days ago was operating really well. Then some paper jams, but other than inconvenient, still OK. But now attempted to print simple 2 page document (previously printed with no problems) and the following message prints out instead:
PCL XL error
Subsystem: IMAGE
Error: Error Code 0x15
Operator: Text
Position: 2176
What to do??
Re: HP LaserJet 4100TN PCL XL error
You may be able to get some additional diagnostic information by:
- Repeating the print job, but selecting the 'print to file' option in the Print dialogue.
- Then analysing the resultant .prn file using the PRN File Analyse tool in the PCL Paraphernalia application (available via http://www.pclparaphernalia.eu ).
- In the analysis, look for the details preceding the 2176'th Operator (make sure that the PCL XL options request that operator positions are shown).
I've never come across Error Code 0x15 in this context, so I'm not at all sure that the analysis will give us much more information, but we won't know until we try it.
Re: HP LaserJet 4100TN PCL XL error
Hello Consularis, I am an HP Support Engineer. I am speaking for myself and not for HP but I believe that I can assist you.
In a previous post Chris had some excellent suggestions. Whenever I encounter a PCL XL error I try to narrow the issue to a specific application and/or document for which you already have. I would recommend copying the contents of the document which causes the PCL XL error and pasting them into a new document and attempt printing.
Obviously you are using the PCL 6 driver, what version of the driver are you using and what is your Operating System?
Re: HP LaserJet 4100TN PCL XL error
Hello, I would switch the driver to PCL 5, it is more stable and a lot less glitchy than the PCL 6 driver.
Hope this helps....
Re: HP LaserJet 4100TN PCL XL error
Re: HP LaserJet 4100TN PCL XL error
Imagenet_Tech and DavidZuts are quite correct in stating that you will only get PCL XL errors with a PCL6 print stream.
If such errors are repeatable (i.e. exactly the same when reprinting the same document, using the same driver, to the same device), then it is likely that they are caused by a driver (or driver settings) fault.
If the errors are random, they are much more likely to be the result of intermittent corruptions of the generated print stream between the workstation and the device (check cables, ports, switches, etc.).
PCL6 has a reputation for being a bit glitchy because of these errors; they are reported because the language is highly structured, and any departure from this structure is relatively easy for the language interpreter in the printer to detect.
However, you may still get errors reported with PCL5 (e.g. 'page too complex') or PostScript (e.g. 'stack error'), or (especially with PCL5) you may get no reported errors, but the print output may not be as expected (some time ago, there was a problem whereby underscores were routinely missing), since the PCL5 interpreter will just soldier on the best it can (ignoring any corrupt escape sequences).


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Over the last 20 years, the term 'electronic dance music' and the name 'Paul van Dyk' have become all but synonymous. In that time the Berliner has pioneered sub-genres and through his kinetic on-stage performances, entertained untold millions. He's written and produced certifiable genre anthems, smash albums and helmed one its most iconic labels.
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Letâs be honest here for a moment: when you see a book titled âThe Art of Top Cow,â a specific art style jumps to mind. One that descends from Top Cow founder Marc Silvestri with thin lines (perhaps too many), women with impossible bodies wearing little clothes, and hulking men with guns that just maybe resemble characters from another company. Thereâs some truth in that immediate impression of Top Cowâs work since those elements are found in the pages of this book, but, surprisingly, that sort of art takes up the minority of this book as Top Cow displays that it has featured some of the top names in comics over the years, many of whom you wouldnât normally associate with the company.
At approximately 350 pages, âThe Art of Top Cowâ features, mostly, covers from the various comics the company has published in the past 17 years with particular emphasis on books from the Top Cow Universe itself like âWitchblade,â âThe Darkness,â and âCyberforce,â but also highlighting most of the non-universe like âRising Stars,â âWanted,â and the recently launched âBerserker.â Itâs easy to forget that Top Cow does just as much publishing of books in the second group as it does of the first, but this book doesnât simply act as a showcase for some great art, it also acts as a sort of history of what Top Cow has accomplished as a publisher, spanning genres, styles, and intended audiences.
Getting back to the art, most covers are given the entire page to themselves, but, in some cases, four or five covers share a page to maximize space, which is smart. Since this book is both an art book and a history of sorts, some covers need to be included and having them share space is a good compromise. âWitchbladeâ is the single character/property that is provided with the most space as it is the longest-running Top Cow book with covers by Michael Turner, Chris Bachalo, Dave Johnson, Frank Cho, and Greg Land. Along with âThe Darkness,â these covers highlight the striking visuals of these characters and their armors/weapons, which allow for some very original and dynamic designs. While not every cover will wow everyone, thereâs something here for everyone.
Outside of the Top Cow Universe, the book continues to provide something for everyone with early work from David Finch and Brandon Peterson, and works by the likes of Michael Zulli, JG Jones, Kevin Maguire, and Tony Harris. A lot of diverse, distinct styles are represented here -â and given the format to shine. Wisely, the layout of pages has the art pushed to the outer edges of the page, while the middle is empty space, so no art gets lost in the crack of the book.
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For as far back as I can remember, I haven't gone one single week without dining out. Not one. When I was younger, my brother, sister, and I would rush to get our weekly chores done by Friday night so that we could be rewarded with tasty cheeseburgers and French fries. That was lifetime ago though. Most recently, I have found myself spending every Wednesday night out at Wing Night with my friends, getting our favorite flavors of chicken wings with the BEST loaded cheese fries this side of the Susquehanna River has to offer.
Like clockwork, each week, after my friends and I are done with our meals, the waitress always asks us (read "begs us") if we want dessert. Now, having been a waitress in my past life, I understand what her secret plan is here. We order dessert, translating into a higher bill, which then turns into a larger tip for her. However, each week, we kindly turn her down, making up a polite excuse for why we are not giving into her failed attempts at dessert sales.
In reality, it's not that we are too stuffed from our meals to indulge in a rich, tempting treat; the restaurants we patronize just don't offer the kinds of desserts we are hungry for. You see, after a long day at work and a fulfilling meal, the only way to top it off would be with a warm, chewy, fresh-baked chocolate chip cookie with a side of fat-free milk (you have to be somewhat healthy you know).
But, even though I know I am not the only person who could really go for a nice, soft chocolate chip cookie (honestly, all of my Wing Night friends agree), restaurants near and far (and by that I mean within the tri-county area that I travel) refuse to sell these fabulous feats of bakery mastery that only a well-seasoned grandmother could concoct in her tiny residential kitchen. Sure some places serve cookies, but are they warm? Fresh baked? Chewy? That may be questionable.
This week, the new guy around here, Nate, decided he would share his girlfriend's fresh baked chocolate chip cookies with us. I'm not even kidding you here when I say that these cookies were the best cookies ever! Just like grandma makes them!
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He finished at the front in a field of 24 golfers, after he
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Wilson, who played tenpin bowling to a serious level a few
years ago, was a clear winner.
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Seattle's Martin Cinerama opened in 1963 using the original Cinerama 3-strip projection technique. But with a shift underway towards 70mm projection, the theater was altered just a few months later, although the enormous curved screen was kept. It had a capacity of 808 seats.
The 70mm Cinerama screenings lasted until 1969, when the theater switched to more conventional 35mm projectors. Eventually Cineplex Odeon took over operations. By 1997, the theater was struggling and developers swooped in with plans to repurpose the theater.
Very quickly, Seattle Cinerama lovers began a grassroots effort to save the theater. A year later, Paul Allen (of Microsoft fame), bought the theater for $3 million. Soon after, he orchestrated an immense restoration project that enhanced the theater's appearance and returned it to its rootsshowing films in the Cinerama format.
Re-opened in 1999, the Seattle Cinerama Theater is now one of only three operating Cinerama theaters in the world. This beautifully restored shrine to Cinerama is now one of the most technologically advanced movie theaters ever erected. In the Fall of 2014 it was closed for remodelling, reopening in November 2014 with a reduced seating capacity of 570.
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Facebook page says closed August 3. Reopening date not announced. Fall sometime.
rumor has it that the loudspeakers installed at the last remodel (EAW) will be replaced with Meyer Sound Labs. Both are good, but Meyer is the next step.
laser projector is installed and calibrated, Meyer Sound speakers are being installed for the Dolby Atmos system. New seating has reduced capacity from 808 to 570; all seats are now reserved. Opening is November 20th with THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART I
that's a lot of seats to lose.
If correct, going from 808 seats to 570 is an incredible loss of capacity. The cost of admission will surely be increased as a result. Although seats at the rear of the main floor and balcony diminished the effect of the large deeply curved screen, there are worse seats by far in other Seattle theatres, including reserved seat houses.
The Cinerama plays day and date with AMC and Regal multiplexes less than a mile away and also the 21+ Big Picture screening room a few blocks away. The next Hunger Games will play one at one of the multiplexes on several screens and likely and the Big Picture as well. So the seat reduction is not too big a deal. I have rarely seen it sell out. The added legroom will probably increase ticket sales even with a reduced seat count (as it has for AMC). Adding beer and wine will also certainly add revenue and ticket sales as well.
I only wish it had opened in time to play Interstellar in 5/70. Hopefully they will get a print for one of their 70mm festivals (if they kept the equipment!!!)
The Cinerama will never play to capacity as long as it positions itself in the same category as multiplexes & generic theatres. It is a unique theatre & should program itself accordingly. Why not sell mini-seasons of reserved seats to Cinerama & Todd-AO shown as only Seattle Cinerama can show them? Direct mail marketing to develop an in-house mailing/email list & other techniques used by reserved seat venues do not appear to have been used.
so have any of you Seattle folk been to see the new Hunger Games movie? how does the new laser image look? how does the Dolby Atmos setup sound? How are the speakers configured since there is balcony seating? I'm thinking of trekking out to see the last Hobbit movie here.
I attended the Cinerama on the grand re-opening night. It's a Total Stunner. And they have been selling out most of their performances since. The image with their laser projector looked like a 70mm print! Sound is phenomenal. Seats are wonderful… and such legroom! From someone who attended the Press Day demos (Brightest, sharpest, best 3D he's ever seen… and he does that stuff for a living) Just go.
The J. Evan Miller collection of Cinerama Theater Plans lists six Martin Cinerama houses, including the one in Seattle, as having been designed by the architectural firm of Finch, Alexander, Barnes, Rothschild, & Paschal. It's likely that Raymond H.Pack was only the local supervising architect for the project, FABRAP being located in Atlanta.
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|Charley Chase
|Charley - the Son
|rest of cast listed alphabetically:
|Virginia Pearson
|The Wife (uncredited)
|Anders Randolf
|The Husband (uncredited)
|Martha Sleeper
|The Nervous Little Girl (uncredited)
Directed by
|Leo McCarey
Produced by
|Hal Roach
|producer (uncredited)
Original Music by
|Donald Sosin
|(musical score composed by) (2005)
Music Department
|Donald Sosin
|musical score performer (2005)
Other crew
|William Fox
|presenter (2005)
|Hal Roach
|presenter (uncredited)
Oddly, this Charley Chase short was included in the DVD "The Lost Films
of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy: Volume 9"--even though neither Stan or
Ollie were in the film nor did they apparently have anything to do with
its production according to IMDb. What I think happened was that this
was the last volume and they had some extra space, so they chucked in a
couple Chase shorts (MIGHTY LIKE A MOOSE and MUM'S THE WORD).
While I loved MIGHTY LIKE A MOOSE, MUM'S THE WORD is far from Charley Chase's best because the plot is so poor. Charley's mother remarries and doesn't tell her new husband about her son. So, when Charley arrives, she introduces him as the new valet for her husband. Why not just tell him the truth? And why say he's a valet? Talk about contrived. The rest of the film consists of Charley bumbling and the husband thinking Charley is his wife's lover. About the only good thing is the ending--it was pretty clever and tied everything together well.
Overall, it's a watchable but far from stellar example of a Chase film. Great for fans but probably a silent that non-fans could do without.
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Topeka, KS -- Crews were called to a scaffolding accident at the Highway Patrol Headquarters around 4 p.m. Tuesday afternoon. Two people were injured and taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
It is unknown at this time if the men were harnessed to the scaffolding as they should have been. They were performing repairs to the building. The workers were employed by Jayhawk Tower Partners, LLC.
It is not known why the scaffolding fell.
The remaining scaffolding was being propped up by poles the Fire Department brought with them, as well as the building.
A crane was called in, and lowered the remaining scaffolding to the ground around 6:15 p.m.


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hey guys.. i reallly like this dash (the v.9) but beta 1.1 does not wrok... I DONT KNOW WHY....
It says that i need to plug in my network cable or it won't work but my network cable is always and i mean always plugged in...
When i run this from boXplorer.. from EvoX... the dash goes all black and i can't do anything...
Can someone please help..
My Dash Dosn't Work? Why! Please Help!
Started by SneakyIceMan , Oct 07 2004 04:17 PM
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Posted 07 October 2004 - 04:17 PM
Posted 07 October 2004 - 05:23 PM
Install everything into C. Did you follow my instructions, faq at xboxopensource.com
Posted 01 November 2004 - 09:10 AM
maybe u forgot to install all the needed file which includes: both dats, config, xbe, xml, and the directory for skins
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