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What are they CCW? They look good.:peace:
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What are they CCW? They look good.:peace:
:thumbup::thumbup: That is good stuff!!!
What's the deal with this build...we are waiting on this Meisterschaft Exhaust, let's go!!! :popcorn: Are you getting the wireless Exhaust Valve remote, it looks pretty cool? :thumbup:
Very interested in seeing some pictures. :beer::beer:
Is Meisterschaft making a downpipe for you also?
This was on VW's website a year and a half ago. Is this not stock?
I looked through your thread comments to see what all the commotion was, turns out you just don't like people with cars that are slightly lower than stock form. Everyone is entitled to their own...
In that R they took it to the track and it felt more planted and did not lean. There was a purpose for the coilovers. I guess you are saying here that lowering center of gravity does nothing. That...
The one that went to the VW dealer in Janesville took almost 3 weeks to get there. I think though it only took them 2 minutes to drill the holes in the bumper, good luck selling that one.:facepalm:
Cougar Ace is in Davisville right now unloading...Lucky eastcoasters!! I was told by my dealer it would be in port by 2/5, but the itinerary on the boat says ETA 2/7 in Houston on the AIS site....
why would you have your brakes on when you pass someone? :rolleyes:
I have an MKV gti now and I like not getting attention. Just at shows where I get to check out all the great stuff you guys...
I am 36 when it gets here. 3 more weeks!!!:beer:
Like all the car seat discussion, I thought i was going to be the only one. I have a gti MKV and it works great, I would never do this with a 2 door though. I am using the Black Recaro ProRide and a...
Could I get an update on M24865? Thank you.
looks like it doesn't match. Does it not dim with the gauge lights?
someone please get this!! I would if it was a four door.
if everyone would just pay cash for the car we would not have this poll. I have waited Four years for a new car and just put the money away. Now I can get what I want. Financing makes no sense, I...

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You Are on Display: An Interview with Morgan Parker
July 22, 2016 | by Alex Dueben
Morgan Parker has a long résumé—she teaches and edits—that somehow hasn't precluded a prolific career as a poet. Her first collection, Other People's Comfort Keeps Me Up at Night, came last year; her second, There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyoncé, is due out in 2017.
A few months ago, Parker's poem "Hottentot Venus" appeared in the Spring issue of The Paris Review. Her use of famous names and long, playful titles ("Ryan Gosling Wearing a T-shirt of Macaulay Culkin Wearing a T-Shirt of Ryan Gosling Wearing a T-Shirt of Macaulay Culkin") suggests that she's light of heart—but she is, as one reviewer put it,"as set on understanding the world as on changing it." Race and femininism are central to her work, which explores ways to look at the present through the past, to examine ordinary life through pop culture, and to consider the events of her own life. We spoke recently about the joys of lengthy titles, how her many jobs intersect, and the process of crafting a personal mythology. Read More »
At the Hundredth Universal Esperanto Congress, and Other News
August 6, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
- In 1969, Life ran a photo essay called "What it takes to be a lady author anymore," with predictably outmoded advice: "swim a little," for starters, "exercise in a bikini," and be "photographed in bed." The magazine photographed Jeanne Rejaunier—who was promoting a new novel called, ironically enough, The Beauty Trap—in various titillating poses, and also raking leaves in a Victorian dress. "Just possibly because she smiles so prettily on the book jacket (the back and the front of the book)," Life wrote, "The Beauty Trap is now in its fourth printing."
- Today in obscure centennials: "Last week the 100th Universal Congress of Esperanto was held in Lille. The public program included a traditional dance workshop in the Place du Théâtre, an ecumenical service in the Eglise Saint-Maurice and concerts by Esperanto singers. There were also introductory lessons in Esperanto, and an international football match between Esperanto and Western Sahara. (The match was abandoned at half-time with Western Sahara 4–0 up.)"
- Rock music and fiction haven't blended terribly well over the years—there's a Great Jones Street here, a Goon Squad there, and not much between. But 2014 saw no fewer than five entrants in the ongoing contest for Great American Rock Novel, and "interestingly, none of these 2014 titles concerns itself with conveying the over-the-top elements of rock on the page. Rather, they focus on characters dabbling in rock within the larger context of their more domestic pursuits: growing up, falling in love, finding a path, having a family; in short, the arcs that have been part of the novel's scope since at least Austen. Much of the trouble for these characters comes when their more universal journeys collide with their need to make music, play in band, tour in an airbrushed bus."
- Salvador Dalí's childhood diaries remain untranslated, which is a shame, because they find him witnessing the unrest in the lead up to the Spanish Civil War: "At this point in the journal, the illustrations by Dalí … have become morbid. An old man hangs from a noose with his tongue lolling out. On the facing page, a warrior with sword in hand extends the severed head of a long-haired man toward the viewer."
- On the literary scene in Ukraine, which has a strange emphasis on finality: "Ukrainian literature—or Ukrainian culture more broadly—employs the words last quite often: last territory, last bastion, the last issue of a magazine, the last books of a bankrupt publisher, the last Ukrainian-speaking readers, writers, translators. There is a well-known contemporary classic, a collection of essays by one of Ukraine's best-known authors, Yuri Andrukhovych, called My Last Territory; there is an art management agency called Last Bastion."
Counter Culture
May 2, 2013 | by Amie Barrodale and Clancy Martin
"I would have said, You're getting there. Now that you said, 'You nailed it,' we can never go to the Bluebird again."
"I was trying to give him a little encouragement," Clancy said.
"Well, you fucked us."
The first restaurant we liked in Iowa City was the Bluebird. It's also the only decent cappuccino in town. We'd go every morning, order our fried eggs, and get three cappuccinos each. The waitresses had to make the cappuccinos themselves. We ordered so many that some of them began to dislike us. One in particular, whom we called Lower East Side. But all of them tried to get away before we had a chance to say, Could we get another.
All, that is, except for a Swingers-looking guy, slightly pudgy, whom we were convinced was gay until Clancy complimented his signet ring. Read More »
On 'Holiday'
November 30, 2011 | by Josh Lieberman
Here's how it begins. You are in a bookstore on the main drag of a small town. You walk along the mystery and western paperback sections, and then you see a wicker basket overflowing with Life magazines. You idly flip through the stack because you know Life was once an important cultural force but have never seen the magazine in person. The copies of Life are musty and torn, and in the middle of the heap you come across something called Holiday. It has the same heft as Life, more than a foot tall and surprisingly heavy, but in place of a black-and-white photograph on the cover there is a colorful swirling yellow illustration of the sun and the words "California Without Cliches." The magazine is from 1965 and you think it would look good on your coffee table. Also the ads are campy and fun ("San Diego Is a See-Do Vacationland!"), so you buy the magazine—why not, it's only a few bucks—and take it home. You turn on the TV and half watch Seinfeld as you flip through for the ads. Then you come upon "Notes from a Native Daughter," the Joan Didion essay you read in college but don't really remember. You read how California is only five hours from New York by jet but really that is just a delusion: "California is somewhere else." Now you are somewhere else. Seinfeld ends and another Seinfeld begins and you read the entire essay and then discover a piece by Ray Bradbury, your old pal from high school English. You read his rhapsodic paean to Disneyland ("No beatniks here. No Cool people with Cool faces pretending not to care, thus swindling themselves out of life or any chance for life"), and you think that's pretty good, too. You head back to the bookstore to see if they have any more issues of Holiday.
Whenever I mention to someone that I've started collecting old issues of Holiday, the excellent yet forgotten monthly travel magazine that was born after World War II and lived until the late seventies, the response generally falls between bafflement and irritation. "Why would you do that?" people ask, as though I've just admitted to hoarding old shoehorns or something truly sinister.
Staff Picks: Life, Summer, Candy
July 8, 2011 | by The Paris Review
I finally picked up Keith Richards's Life the other week, and it's all I want to read when I have a spare moment. —Thessaly La Force
Over the long weekend, I devoured Bella Pollen's The Summer of the Bear—the story of a family moving to an island in the Hebrides following the death of the father, as well as the unraveling mystery of his life—and found it to be the perfect escape. —Sadie Stein
One of the perks of having a kid is making time for books I otherwise wouldn't make time for, especially the classics. Right now, we're working our way through one of my favorites, Black Beauty. A good excuse to dig out my old Breyer set of Black Beauty, Duchess, Ginger, and Merrylegs. —Nicole Rudick
I spent the holiday with friends in New England, and we played many a round of what I've always called "The Book Game" and Dwight Garner calls "The Paperback Game" and, either way, is about the most entertaining game in existence. (Hint: don't play it with Terry Southern's Candy, which has a seventy-word opening sentence. I speak from experience.) —S. S.
Avi Steinberg on Mike Tyson. —T. L.
Thanks to Maud Newton's nostalgia for the Lone Star state (and my own), I'm making nachos this weekend. —N. R.
If you haven't already, read Jose Antonio Vargas's personal confession of being an undocumented immigrant. "We're not always who you think we are. Some pick your strawberries or care for your children. Some are in high school or college. And some, it turns out, write news articles you might read." —T. L.
Don't let these creepy ads for Children's Hospital scare you away—it really is one of the funniest shows on TV this summer. —Cody Wiewandt
The animal kingdom reacts to the Casey Anthony verdict. —Natalie Jacoby


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Welcome to Temple Shalom of the South Bay
Are you seeking a community where you can explore and celebrate Judaism in a meaningful way that includes your entire family?
Temple Shalom is the South Bay's inclusive Jewish community. We represent the face of modern Judaism: Jewish couples, Jewish men and women and their non-Jewish spouses, blended families, partners, singles, seniors, teens, and toddlers.
Join this very special, growing spiritual home in Hermosa Beach; a place of joy, a place where you can learn and feel connected to others in meaningful ways.
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Welcome to Temple Shalom of the South Bay!
As president, I am excited to be a part of such a warm and vibrant congregation that has served the greater South Bay community for the past 9 years.
Temple Shalom continues to grow and emphasize our value of building community, supporting each other by celebrating each others' joys and comforting one another in our sorrows. Inspired by the richness of our collective Jewish past, we offer a contemporary focus on Jewish ritual, values, and heritage as we embrace our commitment to tradition while creating our own individual connection to our Jewish future.
With our innovative religious school, or our joyful holiday celebrations, Temple Shalom is the place to explore what it means to be a Jew in the twenty-first century. Whether it's Shabbat on the beach or under the stars, celebrating a B'nai Mitzvah or the birth of a child, we strive to provide spiritual inspiration for all ages. At TSSB, we are casual yet complete, grounded in tradition, and inclusive of all families and lifestyles.
If you are a current member or a potential future part of our congregation, we are glad you are visiting our newly designed website. We encourage you to check our calendar often as we have many events, classes, and services welcome to the public at no fee or a minimal fee. Our Adult Education classes provide a comfortable way to learn and ask questions, to discover new ways of connecting to tradition, community and God. Our school provides an engaging way for students to learn to read Hebrew, to interpret the meaning of prayers, to prepare for Bar or Bat Mitzvah and to study Judaica while making lifelong friendships. Our doors are open to Jews, non-Jewish spouses, and those interested in every level of observance and Jewish knowledge.
Regardless of what reasons motivate you to pursue your religious beliefs, I am confident that Temple Shalom of the South Bay can fulfill your every need. We live in a very special place and I am convinced that TSSB is a vibrant congregation that can provide inspiration to everyone here in the south bay!
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Chat with Gary Horton
Welcome to SportsNation! On Monday, ESPN's NFL "Caveman" himself, Gary Horton, stops in to talk some football and other news from around the league.
Horton, from Scouts Inc., works year-round on ESPN's NFL-related shows, breaking down film, earning him his Caveman nickname.
Horton spent 10 years in the NFL as a scout and another 10 years at the college level as an assistant coach and recruiter. He is the founder and most seasoned member of the Scouts Inc. staff, and his extensive experience at all levels of football make him an excellent talent evaluator.
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Brett (CA)
Gary, what's your take on the Jets playing Mark Sanchez late in a presesaon game?
Gary Horton (4:07 PM)
I thought it was really a question, because of the way Geno Smith played the first three quarters. It looked to me that clearly Geno was not ready to start in Week 1. If that was the opinion of the coaches, then I think you have to go into a mode of "we have to protect Sanchez." Good or bad, we know what Sanchez is. He's not going to show us anything in the fourth quarter that we haven't seen. After Smith struggled, then the health of Sanchez in Week 1 became more important. But the coaches may have not seen it that way. You can get hurt at any time, though. There can be breakdowns at any time in the preseason. I know it's a story in New York, but maybe that's all it is.
PJ (Boston)
Patriots got crushed last week, and Tebow still didn't play. Does he get cut this week?
Gary Horton (4:10 PM)
I don't think so. I think that the Patriots probably look at Tebow as a potential red-shirt type guy, who probably would not be expected to play if he makes the final roster. Keep in mind, his value to this team, initially, could be his ability to run a read-option type offense in practice and simulate some of the good running QBs that they'll see. I think these coaches see enough of Tebow in practice to make up their mind on what to do with him. While it wasn't a good sign he didn't play, I wouldn't take it as a totally negative sign. Not only do they need to get Ryan Mallett a lot of snaps, you also want other teams to have good film on him, in case they offer the Patriots something significant in a trade.
Kurtis (TX)
Why are so many sleeping on the Texans?
Gary Horton (4:12 PM)
I don't think anybody is sleeping on the Texans. I think they're a really good team, but we're all waiting for them to take the next step. I think they disappointed us a little bit in the fact that we've expected more out of them in the last year or two, but I think they're headed for a terrific season. Their defense will be dominant and with the addition of rookie Hopkins at WR, I think this passing game will be much better. Their ultimate success will come down to the consistency of Matt Schaub and the improvement of play on the right side of their OL. Those are the two positive things they need to see. And, it would be nice to see a healthy Ed Reed.
pj (midlo)
Cavedweller here, when a team has a below aveage QB how much do you see that hurting the running game - eg Jets, Bills, Cleveland Jacksonville, Oakland
Gary Horton (4:14 PM)
It tremendously hurts their running game. When a defense doesn't respect your QB, they can load up in the box with 7 and 8 defenders close to the line of scrimmage and play single man to man coverages behind it, without a lot of worry that a subpar QB will hurt them. Your good NFL QBs are very effective in spread offense looks that forces a defense into more sub packages. When they see that, that opens up the run game against softer defenses.
John (Work)
Did the Ravens defense just get significantly better after the purge of players?
Gary Horton (4:15 PM)
Initially, I certainly didn't think so and thought they'd take a step back. I actually changed my opinion. I think they'll be pretty good on defense this year. The addition of Smith from Jacksonville was a quiet move that really solidified their LB corps. They have three pass rushers. They have nice size up front. I really like their corners and I think their safeties will come around. Everybody talked about this team having a Super Bowl hangover, but there are so many new faces in Baltimore, you don't have players looking back to last year. They're starting with a fresh plate and that serves them well.
Harry (Babylon, NY)
Gary - what are your thoughts onh how New Orleans has looked so far this preseason - do they have the potential to reclaim the AFC South?
Gary Horton (4:17 PM)
I think they will be excellent on offense again. Drew Brees will be great in the passing offense. I think they'll look for more offensive balance. I also think the screen game will be very big for this offense. I worry about the defense a little bit, because they are a work in progress. Because this offense scores so quickly, Rob Ryan's defense will see a lot of teams throwing against them.
Nick (Cincinnati)
how far do you see the Bengals going this season? will they finally win that all elusive playoff game?
Gary Horton (4:19 PM)
I think they're probably the ultimate sleeper team right now in the NFL. They seem to have answered every one of their question marks. On defense, they have one of the best defensive rotations in the NFL. On offense, they should have good variety in the running game. I love their two rookies RB Gio Bernard and TE Tyler Eifert. The ultimate success of this football team will be their ability to develop a second WR to AJ Green. The biggest pressure is on Andy Dalton to take his game to the next level. If he doesn't improve, they're a good team that probably won't go very far in January. There are no excuses for the Bengals this year.
Al (Wausau, WI)
Gary, what's your opinion on the Bills' decision to start Jeff Tuel in the Bills' regular-season opener against the Patriots?
Gary Horton (4:22 PM)
I don't think they really have a choice right now. They obviously can't use Kevin Kolb and it certainly seems that EJ Manuel is out. It looks like they'll have to get Tuel all of the snaps come Thursday and hope that they can get through a week or two until Manuel is ready. They did sign Leinart, but there is no way he can get ready to start in a couple of weeks. A Tuel is better than a less than prepared Leinart.
Alex (Anaheim)
Do you expect Sanchez to start in the Jets' opener?
Gary Horton (4:23 PM)
If he's healthy enough, I think he will. I saw enough negative plays from Geno Smith against the Giants to feel like he just wasn't ready for the pace of a Week 1 game. Although it's not all of his fault, because he lacks weapons around him, I think starting Sanchez and hope you can win by running the ball and playing good defense, while not turning the ball over on offense is the only chance this team has of winning.
Gary Horton (4:25 PM)
I know there are good teams and bad teams every year in the NFL, but I don't know the last time I saw three teams like the Jets, Jacksonville and Oakland that were so far down and look to me in Week 1 that they don't have a great chance to be competitive. I just don't know what you can point to on any of those three teams that can excite you and give you optimism. I certainly hope I'm wrong.
Jason (Chicago)
What have you seen from Marc Trestman's offense? Do you think it will work?
Gary Horton (4:26 PM)
I think if Jay Cutler will embrace it, it has a chance to be very good. Trestman understands that the key to this offense is keeping his QB upright. That's why we will see a shorter passing game, with less seven step drops. They will get the ball a lot more to their RBs and TEs in the passing game. I think it can be very effective.
Rob (Chicago)
How do you think the chiefs will do this year with Andy Reid, Alex Smith, and an improved defense?
Gary Horton (4:28 PM)
I have thought from the beginning of training camp that the Chiefs would be the most improved team in the NFL and will be reflected in their record. There is a lot to like. You have a very strong running game. You have an improved OL. There are Pro Bowl players on defense. You have a coach that knows how to win. I think they're the second best team in the AFC West, behind Denver. I think Alex Smith avoids the one thing that has been their downfall the last couple of years: turning the ball over and making silly mistakes. He's a very efficient QB. If he stays that way, this is going to be a football team that nobody wants to play.
Paul (Denver)
I know it's the preseason and early, but did you see K. Long and Mills playing very well on the Bears right side?
Gary Horton (4:31 PM)
I think this line is shaping up better than I thought it would. I like the fact that they're moving a lot of guys around to try and get five guys that they're really comfortable with. I know that OC Kromer likes to build a line blocking from the inside out. If they succeed at that, and Cutler is protected from the inside rush, it makes them a lot better. The biggest thing to remember is that this coaching staff won't ask them to block for a lot of seven step drops and long developing pass plays. That can be a OL's best friend in pass protection.
Gary Horton (4:33 PM)
For the most part, what we see today is probably what we will see in Week 1. Most of these teams just want to get through Week 4 without injuries. We're not going to learn anything new. Although, I think there are several coaches that are wrestling with the idea this week of maybe playing their starters some, because they are so unhappy with what they have seen so far and they don't want to go into Week 1 on such a negative note. At the end of the day, I think most of them will probably avoid putting their starters in, but it looks to me like it's at least a part of the thought process than it usually is.
Buzzmaster (4:33 PM)
Thanks for chatting Gary!
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Samsung Galaxy Tab gets grand unveiling
Well, we all knew it was coming, so it's hardly a surprise...but the Samsung Galaxy Tab has gone and got all official over at IFA.
The Froyo (Android 2.2) running device has a 7-inch, 1024 x 600, TFT-LCD display and, yes, it is a mahoosive phone.
That's right - this isn't a mere tablet that we're talking about here - it's a fully functional mobile phone with all of the usual features like texting and MMS on board.
"For voice telephony, the Samsung Galaxy Tab turns out to be a perfect speakerphone on the desk, or a mobile phone on the move via Bluetooth headset", says Samsung.
As well as the telephone features you're looking at a very smart tablet indeed.
"Powered by a Cortex A8 1GHz application processor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab is designed to deliver high performance whenever and wherever you are. At the same time, HD video content is supported by a wide range of multimedia formats (DivX, XviD, MPEG4, H.263, H.264 and more), which maximizes the joy of entertainment".
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Total Time
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I recently rediscovered this recipe from years gone by. It is easy to make and delicious. Prep time includes 1 hour to marinate. Adapted from the Joy of Woking.
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- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons sugar
- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon five-spice powder
- 1 garlic clove, chopped
- 1 teaspoon fresh ginger, chopped
- 3 tablespoons ketchup
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon white wine
- 2 tablespoons hoisin sauce
- 4 tablespoons honey
- 2 lbs boneless lean pork
- Combine all ingredients (except the pork) in a bowl large enough for the pork and set aside.
- Trim pork to remove visible fat.
- Slice into thin (1/8") slices.
- Add pork to sauce and stir to cover meat.
- Marinate at least 1 hour, but can sit in fridge overnight.
- Place pork with its marinade in an ovenproof dish.
- Bake at 375 for 45 minutes to 1 hour.
- Tip: sauce is very good. Consider making extra and serve with rice.
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The taste and aroma of this dish is GREAT! Finding this recipe here to make was my fate! I used a combination of hoisin sauce and vanilla yogurt with scallion, as wanted to do! There is NOTHING wrong with this recipe, probably would not make again, true! PLEASE don't let this review throw you so you don't try! Just read previous reviews and you will know why! :) THANKS!
This was so good! I had been wanting something like this for a while and the flavour was just like it was from a Chinese restaurant. I made it with pork loin. There are only 2 of us so I cut the meat in half but made it with the same amount of sauce so we would have sauce to spare and pour over the rice. I will be making this again for sure!


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NYC Needs a Car-Free 14th Street When the L Closes — And When It Returns
In 2019, the L train west of Williamsburg will be shut down so the MTA can repair Sandy-related damage to subway tunnels under the East River. Hundreds of thousands of people will have to find other ways to get around, and there's no conceivable way to do that without dedicating a lot of street space to buses, bicyclists, and pedestrians.
Enter the "PeopleWay," Transportation Alternatives' concept for a 14th Street solely for transit, cycling, and walking. Yesterday staff and volunteers with TA and the Riders Alliance were out at Union Square making the case for the PeopleWay and gathering signatures for an overhaul of the street. The campaign calls for improvements to be made permanent after the L resumes full service.
Even with a fully functional L train, bus service on 14th Street carries more than 32,000 weekday trips. Car traffic slows them down and leads to unreliable service. Sidewalks are too crowded. Biking without protection next to cabs, trucks, and buses is terrifying.
Now add L train riders to the mix. On a typical day, 50,000 passengers make L train trips that start and end along 14th Street. Another 230,000 ride between Brooklyn and 14th Street. To help all these people get around without the train, optimizing 14th Street for the most spatially efficient modes of travel isn't a choice so much as a necessity.
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A teaching framework for cross-cultural genetic counseling
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The increasing diversity of American society has brought growing recognition of the need to bridge cultures in the delivery of genetic counseling services. New immigrants and members of diverse ethnic groups face multiple barriers to genetic counseling services. The need to train genetic counselors to deal with cultural diversity is especially crucial in the new genetic era, given the rapid expansion of available technology, with the resulting social and ethical ramifications. A framework for teaching cross-cultural issues in genetic counseling training programs is presented that can be implemented in step-wise fashion, consistent with available resources. Cross-cultural issues can be incorporated into existing teaching and training modalities by expanding the orientation from monocultural to multicultural. Relevant clinical experience, exploration of students' preconceptions and biases, reading materials, and lectures by invited speakers can all enhance students' knowledge and sensitivity. It is critically important that training programs furnish students with the basic tools necessary for the ongoing process of learning about cultural diversity.
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- A teaching framework for cross-cultural genetic counseling
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Journal of Genetic Counseling
Volume 2, Issue 3 , pp 159-169
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- 1993-09
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- genetics training programs
- education
- ethnocultural
- cross-cultural
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Southern Built: American Architecture, Regional Practiceby Catherine W. Bishir
Pub. Date: 11/30/2006
Publisher: University of Virginia Press
A leader in the fields of both regional architectural history and historic preservation, Catherine Bishir has collected essays covering three decades into one volume. Just as the subjects of her studies are at once regional and national, the essays included here seek to think globally while researching locally. What one observes in the architecture of the Upper
A leader in the fields of both regional architectural history and historic preservation, Catherine Bishir has collected essays covering three decades into one volume. Just as the subjects of her studies are at once regional and national, the essays included here seek to think globally while researching locally. What one observes in the architecture of the Upper South happens throughout the nation: national models, far from being slavishly adopted oras some might suggestmisinterpreted through provincialism, are adapted to be locally useful and meaningful.
Recognizing that design is seldom an isolated act, the essays collected here explore the conditions of construction itself in shaping communities in the Upper South. Bishir examines the roles played by local economies and class structures as keys to understanding building practices and results. The builders themselves take a leading role in the story, and one of the great accomplishments of the book is revealing not only the importance but the often overlooked expertise of slave artisans in antebellum construction. Bishir also traces, with striking specificity, the pathways by which national ideas entered regional usage. The book provides illuminating case studiesfrom an antebellum builder's adaptation of popular architectural books to an early twentieth century city's cultivation of an architecture representing the Old South mythology. All of these illuminate the complex transformation of national ideas into forms that express and define a region.
The book concludes with a pair of essays that treat more recent developments to examine issues in historic preservation. Bishir considers how monumental works coexist with more commonplace architecture, the evolving and problematic role of preservation regulations, and the various groups that influence preservation issues.Eloquent and accessible enough to captivate the general reader, Catherine Bishir's essays speak with equal fluency to both historians and preservation professionals and will be a permanent addition to the study of our nation's uncommonly diverse architecture.
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Jetfire and Happy Enemies strike again, providing a jaw-dropping follow-up to their latest collaboration. 'Brazil' will have your mouth watering for World Cup action — setting the tone for the global event. First premiered by W&W during Ultra in Miami, there's no denying that 'Brazil' is a tour de force of production talent.
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We ate in the buffet restaurant the first night, as it was late. Food was varied, but had NO labels, not even en francais! This was ok to a point, apart from when my girlfriend ate cow-brain! luckily for me, i'd prodded it and decided against it! The Morrocan restaurant was ok, but i'd had better tagines, in the old city, and for a seventh of the price!
The shuttle to and from the city was great, taxis back were only £10 if you wanted to stay out later than the last shuttle back. Trip to atlas mountains was great, and at £35 was worth it, getting to visit a Berber family and having wonderful mint-tea and bread/honey and an excellent lunch. Beautiful scenery and the guide was excellent.The city trip however, was a joke and a waste of time. This was due to the 'guide', who dropped us off at various places and said, 'take your time', before leaving us to wander, not knowing what we were looking at. Think he may be jobless now!
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The Card Players – Playing cards as a method for designing and developing games
Over the past few months, in preparation for their Book of Eniarof crowdfunding campaign, tutors and students at HEAD have been exploring the use of playing cards as a method for designing and developing games, concepts, attractions, and playful art objects of various ilk…06/03/2014 in Games
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In 1958, the American physicist William Higinbotham created what is one of the first instances of what we would today call a modern "video game". The game, named Tennis For Two, was built at the Brookhaven National Laboratory for their yearly open-house presentations of the lab's activities. The game was built using an oscilloscope and […]13/11/2012 in Featured&Games&Theory
"Exhausting Gameplay" by Douglas Edric Stanley / Theory, Games
A significant percentage of video games employ in one way or another the figure of death. The thanatological sub-species of video game representations are practically endless: dismemberment, infection, untreatable wounds, explosion, etc. Players can be eaten, crushed, sliced, diced, quartered, electrocuted, impaled, and so on. Many of these representations are more or less approximate: in […]03/04/2012 in Featured&Games&Theory


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'The Latino Guy' Explains 'Translation' at Diversity Conference
Last week, Adrants, Business Development Institute and Boston's Ad Club held the third Advertising, Marketing and PR Industry Diversity Job Fair and Leadership Conference at Boston University. The focus of the event was to ramp up the conversation about diversity in advertising as well as give those interested in beginning a career in advertising a chance to learn what it's like from those who are in the business.
With 300 attendees present, the event began with a Keynote conversation between Digitas Boston President Torrence Boon and Arnold Worldwide Multicultural Programs and Community Outreach VP Tiffany Warren who share their experiences working in the industry as well as the roles they play in developing diversity in their companies.
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text: Alabama tax free weekend Bentley Defunds Planned Parenthood, Back to School Tax Free Weekend By Alex AuBuchon • Aug 7, 2015 Alabama Governor Robert Bentley is cutting off Medicaid payments to Planned Parenthood in the wake of undercover videos implying the group was selling fetal tissue to research groups. Governor Bentley called Planned Parenthood's practices "deplorable" in a statement yesterday. He says he doesn't want Alabama to be associated with the group. Bentley says the state is terminating an agreement with Planned Parenthood Southeast to serve as a Medicaid provider. Alabama Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday Aug. 2-4 By The Associated Press • Jul 19, 2013 Alabama retailers are getting ready for the annual tax free weekend for back-to-school merchandise. The state will waive its 4 percent sales tax from Friday, Aug. 2 through Sunday, Aug. 4. The Alabama Retail Association reports that a record 274 Alabama cities and counties are waiving their local sales taxes during that weekend. Items covered by the tax holiday include clothing priced at $100 or less, school supplies costing $50 or less, books that cost $30 or less, and computers and computer equipment selling for $750 or less.


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San Francisco Bests New York Again at Le Grand Fooding, Night Two
The visiting team took it, folks. Game, set, match. But things got a bit too crowded to savor the nuances.
The visiting team took it, folks. Game, set, match. But things got a bit too crowded to savor the nuances.
Grub Street weighs the competitors at this weekend's coast vs. coast culinary showdown.
But Nate Appleman just might!
Plum Opening Date and Menu Particulars Announced
Plus, the whole farm-to-table thing? Started in the Bay Area, says San Francisco's Daniel Patterson.
Ron Boyd also served as chef de cuisine back in the days of Elizabeth Daniel, under Patterson.
The bartenders from L.A., S.F., Portland, and Seattle featured in a new cocktail book will take turns guest-bartending over a series of many weeks.
Ragazza, Plum, Cotogna, Black Sheep Pub, and everything you have to look forward to this fall.
Check out the black-and-white, boxing-match-style posters with N.Y. and S.F. chefs head to head.
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The new big name in the European restaurant scene is going on tour for a book.
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Via Daniel Patterson's Twitter today we learn that Coi is closed for a summer break this week. They're doing a quick remodel in the dining room that a rep says will make the space "a bit lighter both literally and...
The big foodie frenzy returns to Queens this September and this time will stoke the S.F. v. NYC rivalry.
The international travel mag blesses NYC and S.F. restaurants in a new listicle, but ignores all other American cities.
The rock star chef finally takes a full-time gig at Oakland's upcoming Plum.
The notoriously "cerebral" chef talks about his upcoming casual concept in Oakland.
Chef Nancy Oakes has assembled a huge and terrific team for this year's event.
A tasting event, benefiting Share Our Strength, will feature some "sneak peek" mini dishes from some upcoming restaurants.


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Hi there, in http://www.katyarooms.com I need to make 2 clicks in the placemark to open it properly, any ideas?
Hi there, in http://www.katyarooms.com I need to make 2 clicks in the placemark to open it properly, any ideas?
In Firefox (haven't tested in other browsers yet) I've found (only recently) that the first click on a placemark opens up the info window with scroll bars present (which didn't used to happen). If I click on the placemark a second time (while the info window is open) then the info window reappears correctly, without scrollbars. Thereafter, until the page is refreshed, the first click on a placemark opens up the info window correctly (without scrollbars).
Having checked the placemarks on your site, I believe this is the same info window display issue that you are experiencing, and described in your post.
What theme are you using?
This is the theme:
Thanks for the reply Iainol. We use different themes so the issue probably isn't tbeme related.
The good news is that I just updated to WordPress 3.7 and the issue has resolved itself. I suspect that the previous WordPress update might have been what introduced the problem, because the problem only turned up relatively recently.
Same problem.
I just updated to 3.7 but always 2 click for open properly.
The first click open little window with scroll bars!
Placemark with iframe video looks good with one click!
Problem is with image inside post.
I've been meaning to come back and post again to say the problem wasn't resolved for me by the WordPress update as I had thought it was. I still have the issue. The first click on a placemark opens the info window with scroll bars - clicking either that placemark again, or any other, opens the info window correctly, until the page is refreshed.
Is this issue being looked at? It is being reported by a few people, using different themes. Possibly those who haven't reported the issue just haven't noticed it yet.
I'm seeing that too. The Maps API dynamically generates the size for each box when it opens, and it seems like it's not doing it correctly the first time.
div.gm-style.iw element has the
height attribute set a few pixels too small, which causes the scrollbars.
I played around with a few potential fixes, but couldn't find anything that worked. I'll try again when I have some more time.
Thanks for looking into this, Ian - much appreciated :-)
And Merry Christmas!
Thanks for the great plugin. Any update on this issues?
Same problem here. Any ideas yet?
I found the solution!
Simply add the following rule to your style.css:
// Basic Google Maps Placemarks Fix
div.gm-style-iw {
width: 510px;
Change width and height to be suitable for your needs.
Hi Nils,
awesome, works perfectly. THANK YOU!
Thanks, Nils :-) For my application which has variable-height info windows, I found this variation (hides the scrollbar completely but doesn't bother me because I don't need it) worked better:
// Basic Google Maps Placemarks Fix
div.gm-style-iw {overflow: hidden !important;}
The first click on the first placemark now chops off a bit of white space under my info window content, but at least it looks better than having a scroll bar which isn't needed.
For those who might want ot delve further into the reported issue, this thread
has a lot of posts and many different solutions, but they mostly require coding ability.
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SEATTLE -- Beautiful game, Cliff. But next time, instead of seven scoreless innings, could you pitch more like nine? Or a dozen? Or maybe, considering the way the Mariners are hitting, 15 or 18 or 23?
What a thing. Seattle fans got both the night they've been anticipating for months -- a sublime Mariners debut by Cliff Lee on Felix Hernandez Bobblehead Night -- as well as less-popular promotions to which they've grown accustomed: bad at-bats, too frequent popups, costly strikeouts and double plays, and overall anemic offense.
After watching his new team lose to the Texas Rangers 2-0 in 12 innings Friday night, Lee must have gone home thinking, "I'm not in Philadelphia anymore."
"To give the team a chance and not give up any runs, you have to be happy with that,'' Lee said. "I would rather have given up a couple runs and helped the team win, but whatever. It is what it is.''
I'll get back to Lee in-depth soon enough, but first I have to address Eric Byrnes' at-bat in the 11th inning. Now, I don't want to overreact and get all hyperbolic, but this may have been the worst at-bat in major league history. I'm serious. Seattle had the bases loaded and one out, and Byrnes violated an absolute cardinal rule by actually pulling his bat back on a squeeze bunt. No, really, he did. Players are taught from youth ball that on a squeeze, you have to do whatever you can to get the bat on the ball. Throw your bat, throw your body, but get the bat on the ball to protect the runner. Instead, Byrnes put his bat out to bunt and then pulled it back, hanging Ichiro Suzuki out to dry for a caught stealing at the plate.
How inexplicable was all this? Texas manager Ron Washington got ejected for arguing that the pitch should have been a strike because Byrnes had bunted at the ball. When home plate umpire Jim Wolf informed him that Byrnes pulled the bat back, Washington refused to believe it, saying he had never seen such a thing in all his years in baseball -- that he could not even fathom such a thing! -- and continued to argue. It was only when watching the replay later that Washington realized he was wrong, that Byrnes had indeed pulled the bat back.
Byrnes capped off the dreadful at-bat by looking at Strike 3 to end the inning, accounting for two outs without ever leaving the batter's box, which generally is not easy to do. And if all that sounds incredible, how about this? Byrnes left the clubhouse quickly after the game, riding his bike in the hallway past reporters and general manager Jack Zduriencik, looking more like a bike messenger than a major leaguer. Which he may not be soon, given that he is also hitting .107.
That Byrnes is one of just four bench players for Seattle demonstrates how desperately the Mariners need Lee. They've scored two runs or fewer in nine games and have hit only nine home runs, while the DH platoon of Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Sweeney is hitting .210 with six RBIs and one extra-base hit. None of that is going to get it done, even if Lee pitches every game as well as he did Friday.
Trading for Lee was the most praised of the many positive moves Zduriencik made over the winter, but Seattle fans had to wait awhile to finally see the prized pitcher. Lee underwent minor surgery on his foot early in the spring, then went on the disabled list with an abdominal strain soon after that. Fans had been so eagerly awaiting his debut that they burst into applause when he took the mound to start the game Friday.
With a mixture of smoke and mirrors -- he struck out Josh Hamilton in the first inning on a 78 mph off-speed pitch that followed a 93-mile fastball -- Lee retired the first 10 batters he faced, held the Rangers to three singles and struck out eight in seven innings. He threw an astounding 73 strikes in 98 pitches.
"He was as good as you could ask for,'' manager Don Wakamatsu said. "He was darn near perfect.''
Fellow Seattle starter Ryan Rowland-Smith was so impressed by Lee's performance that he closely watched each pitch live from the dugout and then went back to the clubhouse between innings to examine them again on videotape. He also frequently asked Lee questions about his approach to pitching as the game went along.
"I told him he was throwing like there was no one in the batter's box, like it was just a bullpen session,'' Rowland-Smith said. "I was just asking him about different stuff, about the psychological side more than anything. I'm psyched that he's around. I watched him pitch in Cleveland and Philadelphia, and now I've got him around to ask questions firsthand. It's awesome.''
Lee's helping Rowland-Smith develop is something the Mariners are excited about, as well. "For me, it's the impact he has on other pitchers on the staff,'' Wakamatsu said. "Guys like Ryan Rowland-Smith or Jason Vargas or Felix. Felix has had to be a stopper and has had to put the whole team on his shoulders. Now there's another guy who can do that, too.''
Hernandez and Lee give the Mariners an extraordinary 1-2 punch, probably the best in Seattle since Randy Johnson and whoever happened to be following him in the rotation at the time. Lee won the Cy Young award with Cleveland in 2008 and Hernandez finished second to Zack Greinke last year. They could be a formidable pair in the postseason, the sort of duo that could carry a team to the World Series (the Phillies' opponents from last fall could tell you about that).
But before any of that can happen, the Mariners' offense will have to get rolling. Getting shutouts from your starters is great, but it doesn't do you any good if you can't score any runs yourself.
Jim Caple is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Yeah man it was rough. Low 20s and no gloves. Luckily one of the other guys got out and let me use his phone and sit in the car while I waited for someone to come with spare keys. I'm just happy all my bad luck comes before or after the surf. My experience with this winter in the water has been great.
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Thread: Winter Issues
Feb 6, 2014, 01:00 AM
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Feb 6, 2014, 01:48 AM
yea, i think we've all been there...maybe not in as quick succession as you have this year, but we've definitely all been there.
\nthis year: i slipped on some ice & almost busted my ass walking back to my jeep after a surf on the coldest day of the year so far.
\nlast year: surfed post-work till dark. i was one of the last guys out of the water, go to reach under my jeep for my hide-a-key, & lo & behold, it's not there. i check the other 3 wheel wells, no dice. i run over to the one other guy's car, explain the situation, & ask to use his cell phone to call my wife. she doesn't answer. after making sure i'm ok, dude drives off. i ended up running, in my 5/4 w/ board under arm, about a mile through town, in the dark, to a friend's house, where i try calling my wife again. still doesn't answer...finally got my buddy to give me a lift home where i got my spare key. turns out the magnet that holds the hide-a-key to the undercarriage had rusted out & fallen, taking my key w/ it. that was a crappy experience.
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Feb 6, 2014, 01:47 PM
i went thru some poop to learn this lesson - which you all can have for free no strings attached. (the lesson, not the .)
a HIDE-A-KEY is mandatory for njsurfers. your muffler system has a plate (in various spots) over
the pipe to prevent excessive heat from exhaust system from burning occupants of car. put the
h-a-key ON TOP of this plate which (should) negate effects of gravity. so far so good w/this...
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Feb 6, 2014, 01:54 AM
Wuck Finter!
\nI don't know how you folks further North do it-' + '-I hate winter living in freaking SENC!
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Feb 6, 2014, 02:05 AM
\nbut, as my wife says whenever i ***** about any of this to her, "i don't feel bad for you."
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Feb 6, 2014, 01:23 PM
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Feb 6, 2014, 03:37 PM
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njsurfer42, I had that happen with my hidakey, thankfully it was in my driveway when it let loose and I found it before I needed it. This is a summer story but I work at the beach and was done with work for the day. I had pulled some strings and got everything done early so I could be in the surf at the best tide during a really fun day. Excitedly I jumped out of the truck, shut the door and went to the back to pull out my board. Realized that the truck was locked with my keys in it and I was shirtless, boardless, without a phone and no hidakey. All this and perfect warm waves breaking 500 feet from where I was standing. Had to flag a ranger I knew down and thankfully he had a few tools to wedge my door open and slide a hooked pole in there to pop the door, uhhggg.
As far as the winter is concerned know one who doesn't surf winters can comprehend walking on sand that is frozen as hard as concrete. Never mind slipping and falling on it, lol.
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Feb 6, 2014, 02:19 AM
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"A bad day surfing is better than a good day at work." Does that apply here? Did you at least get some good rides? I went to Vermont this past weekend and got 3 days of expensive snowboarding in. Super bowl Sunday morning had 5 inches of powder on the side of Stowe that people forget exists. Monday snowstorm makes an annoying 6 hour drive 8 hours of sketchy white knuckling it. Tuesday went out in fairly cold conditions and now im sick as a dog. Surfing definitely pushed a sore throat viral...worth it. I have one wave still stuck in my head. Hope your luck improves.
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Feb 6, 2014, 06:43 PM
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All you lucky people with your vehicles...I have too many stories about riding the train to Long Island, changing into my wet suit in Burger King, trying to hide my gear under the board walk while I surf, walking back to the train station in full wet suit, and changing in the stair well of the parking garage...try going through this past winter without a vehicle.
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Feb 8, 2014, 10:59 AM
\nThat's wiley. Your heart is no concern of mine. It's clearly gilded. What I'd love to see and hear is the looks and comments from the societal fools that witness your quest yet know not the chill nor the thrill of east coast surf.
\nRAISE A BANNER FOR EAST COAST WINTER SURFING. IT'S MORE FUN!
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Feb 6, 2014, 03:56 AM
I'm glad I'm not the only one who locks himself out. Reading these posts reminded me of a good one from this summer. So I surfed DP for a good 3-4 hours. Get back to the truck and I forgot to take the hide a key with me or something. I don't remember but point is I was locked out of my truck. I have a bad habit of this, so I keep a spare key in my wallet. Problem is when I surf my wallets in the locked truck. So I walk to the little beach hut thing where they sell food and stuff. I tell the guy behind the counter "I locked my keys in my truck, do you have a slim jim?". The guy handed me a slim jim, like the meat stick snack. HA. That one always gives me a chuckle
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Feb 6, 2014, 12:35 PM
\ni was surfing w/ my dad down in cape may around thanksgiving. got out b/c i was cold...went up to the car to change, then back to the dunes all bundled up to watch while my dad kept surfing for another hour or so. he comes out of the water..."hoo, i'm chilly! you got the keys?" "uhhh..."
\nlong story short, we had to find a pay phone, call home collect (this was like 1992), & wait for my mom & sister to drive down w/ the spare set of keys, about 45min. to an hour...my dad did not speak to me the entire time.
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Feb 6, 2014, 04:30 PM
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Feb 6, 2014, 03:58 AM
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You weren't "snow blind", you just couldn't see because of the suns reflection.
\nIf you were snow blinded, the things you listed would seem 50 times less significant haha. It is when your eyes are exposed to the suns reflection off the snow and your eyes actually sunburn, aka severe burns on the surface and under the surface of your eye, literally blinding you. This could last a few days or be permanent
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Feb 6, 2014, 11:36 AM
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lmao...great post! I have had a few things happen just like that, but never back to back. Thats pretty crazy, at least got wet.
\nI have done the zipper thing several times...also, I put a suit on backwards once ( first time when using a chest zip, looked around to see if anyone saw me do it...lol) and after doing that, I felt like an idiot, surfed like one too, wish I didn't go out. So cold one day, before getting out of my suit, I put my brand new board on the pavement and left...a mile away from home, I guessed I warmed up and hypothermia was going away and realized what I did...drove back and thank god it was still there. I now go home with a suit on...not sure why i never did this in the winter - so much better!
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Feb 6, 2014, 12:22 PM
Nothing dramatic to report.
\nI did go out one time last winter without my booties. Had left them at home. It was before the Holidays, so water wasn't that cold - maybe 50. But the waves looked fun. "Really, how bad could it be?" I said. After 45 minutes, my feet were completely numb and red as all get out. Could hardly stand up on the board and had to hobble out of the water and back to the car. Took at least an hour for my feet to return to normal color.
\nA week or so ago, I put the board on the roof of my car and did not strap it down immediately as I usually do. I was getting so cold and had to get into some dry clothes. Almost forgot to strap it down before leaving.
\nI fear that the push button lock on my car will cease to work sometime upon my return from a session. It's been a real advantage so far (don't have to deal with a key), but I'm concerned that that salt water on my gloves will eventually take its toll, rendering the buttons inoperable. I usually try to take a glove off first.
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\nwetsuit on! Man, locking the keys and not being able to see - you're a diehard Red Bull level surfer!
\nWell, I paddled out this afternoon in 6 @ 9s windswell and it was really fun. The exercise did me great.
\nIt's a LOT easier when the sun's out and there's no wind. Then the 38 degree water doesn't feel so bad. But it's obvious that it's February as the water in the shorebreak is frigid while the water outside in the lineup isn't that cold. The paddle wasn't too bad today but I needed to duckdive a couple times (in my 3 mil hood). The water felt great though. Thanks to Ben for helping me with my wetsuit hood and paddling out with me and catching some waves. I don't know if there will be much tomorrow and this weekend won't be that hot.
\nI guess I should be further thankful that there actually was some oxygen in the air, not just frozen sea-spray and frozen boogers that have circled the globe.
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Feb 6, 2014, 02:12 PM
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Not surf related but getting locked out.
Last night I went out to snow blow one last time before calling it a night and realized that the wind was blowing the snow into the garage so I stopped and went inside the garage and did the push the button jump over the sensor trick and went back to snow blowing. when i was done i was going back to the the garage and realized i couldnt get it open so i go to the front door and its locked. F**K!!! This was a new house i had got over the summer and hadden made any plans for this situation. Luckly i was able to find a window which was still not latched and was able climb back into the house all covered in snow. Think its time to set up a hide o key for the house somewhere cause that was scary as f**k. (P.S. my wife is working up in Bangor all week and would have been over 3 hours away with the only other key.)
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Feb 6, 2014, 03:10 PM
I had a real sh*tty lock out experience while I was traveling for work. Brought the boards, went for dusk sesh, got back to the rental car at 9 and realized I had accidentally stashed the wrong key. I drive a Chrysler and I had rented a Dodge - keys were pretty much identical.
\nStuck on the side of the road wearing a nice damp wetsuit and holding a surfboard until I walked to a Carl's Jr, borrowed a cell phone to call Enterprise, and then waited two hours for them to get me a tow truck. When the tow finally showed up I was jogging laps around my car to try to stay warmer! I signed up for AAA the next day
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Feb 6, 2014, 03:45 PM
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....and then have to go through the whole rinsing process once ya get home.
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Feb 6, 2014, 04:03 PM
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Feb 6, 2014, 04:22 PM
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Feb 6, 2014, 03:49 PM
not a winter issue, but I was fixn to paddle out and I hid my key above the springs and then bumped into the car, heard the key fall to he ground? looked for 20 min, had chicks walking the bike path stop and ask 'what are you doing' as I am laying in the dirt feeling under the car, couldnt find it and I am covered in dirt and sweat and said forget this, I'm going to surf, car is locked I can call AAA whn I get out. I surfed for 2 hours and then got out and borrowed a cell phone to call the wife, wife called AAA and they came and rescued my stupidity, but at least I surfed. as a bonus, the guy whos cell phone I borrowed fed me beers till the tow truck got there.
now, the only problem is I can't get copies because the key is quirky and 2 different keymakers cant make a key that works for the door. I am flirting with disaster untill I can get some copies made
Also after I moved the car I couldnt find the key, I think the car ate the key
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Feb 6, 2014, 04:20 PM
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Winter Issue= i have kids
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Feb 6, 2014, 04:27 PM
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Here's a little trick that helps from locking myself out of my car. As with most newer gen cars the key and key fob are one unit with the remote unlocks and all, which have a battery inside which has always worried me about shorting out if I brought it out in the water. But I just unscrewed the key fob part and the key itself was just attached to it. Took it out of the housing, put it on a normal old key ring, and attached that key ring to the leash string on my board. when I velcro my leash to the string I just tuck the key into the velcro straps so it's not swinging all over the place when I'm out in the water. Been doin it for years now and haven't had any rust problems yet (knock on wood). Just some fruit for thought, I prefer it to using the key pockets/lanyards in most newer wetties. So if you've got an older key, or one where you can remove the little electrical bits, put it on you leash string and no more worries about getting locked out!
\nOnly time I've locked myself out was when I was getting changed post session. I just got out of my wetsuit and threw it in my container into the trunk, and without thinking I closed the trunk. I walked around the car to the side door to grab my backpack with my jeans in it and realized the door was locked. And I had just closed the trunk with the key in there... Had to borrow someones phone and wait 45 mins for my locksmith buddy to come out with nothing on but a tshirt, a towel, and underarmor... My buddy finally showed up and used this airbag thing to pump the door open so we could reach the unlock switch. Needless to say it was awkward, especially when I had to ask to borrow someones phone lol. Luckily though I think it was late sept early oct so I didn't freeze to death. Good times!
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I feel you guys. Had a humdinger just this morning: Took 45 minutes to dig out my car, pre-dawn. Scraped off my windshield last to reveal a HUGE crack. Decide to drive to the beach anyway. When I get there its like 2 ft and weak as hell. Decide to paddle out anyway, after all that effort. While I'm changing in my car, I stub the **** out of my toe. Had zero good rides. Fuggin winter.
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Feb 6, 2014, 04:30 PM
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Drove the hour to surf, very cold day, great session, then get back to car to change - completely forgot towels. Had nothing. No blankets, tarp, napkin, nothing. Had to drive the hour home in the 6/5/4. I'm still itchy.
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Feb 6, 2014, 05:14 PM
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Feb 6, 2014, 06:53 PM
do you hear that pickles? thats the worlds smallest violin playing just for you.
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Feb 6, 2014, 07:38 PM
first gloved session of the season I lost my grip while loading my log on the roof of my car, dropped it from over my head straight on it's rail, strait across my front quarter panel and left a solid dent/crease. I am still yelling expletives every time I see it, this was in November. Log 1; Car 0. Thanks for the solid glass job, Austin!
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Feb 6, 2014, 08:35 PM
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haha, this is an awesome thread. I got so tangled in my leash today that my head was underwater and my feet were in the air and I couldn't come up. I had to crocodile roll to break loose. I came up gasping and realize two dudes were just staring at me. Mind you this was in-between sets in really calm conditions, no waves anywhere insight.
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I have a Soma blow-up case...So I was waiting on the train platform and because of the cold temperature the air shrunk and I had to blow up the bag more. So I was kneeling down on the ground blowing into the case, when a cop comes up behind me and asks what I'm inhaling. Is that air in there? What is that thing? I'm like, it's just air...and he says, ok just checking what you are doing there.
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Feb 7, 2014, 09:20 PM
Busted my ass at work all day in order to get off early enough to catch a sunset session last year. While getting dressed I locked my keys in my company truck. I couldn't call my boss for a spare key because I was supposed to be working so I had to pay 50 bucks for a locksmith and didn't even get to surf.
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Feb 7, 2014, 09:29 PM
Surfed DP about 15 years ago. I got out to go pick up a buddy and come back so I just stayed in my suit. On the way back I get pulled over for speeding in the state park. I had a felony warrant on me so I ended up going to jail in a fullsuit. The cop was cool though. He let me grab my shoes and underwear. He still works at the park, I don't think he remembers me but I remember to slow down when I see him.
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Feb 8, 2014, 12:32 AM
This is my first winter, so my sob story is limited/standard.
\n1- Days are too short
\n2- Changing outside. Especially on the days I stay in too long. When your rigid, there's no quick way out of it
\n3- Not getting home for an hour and then having to flush the gear
\n4- Waiting up for Santa
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Feb 8, 2014, 10:55 AM
scrambled eggs
dif take - am parked behind 'angry aggressive surfer w/no friends.' he gets out of
water to his car. he looks at me so i wave - cause i really want no part of this guy.
he chooses to wave back and promptly drops his cherry longboard and smashes his
glassed in fin .he looks back at me LIKE I DID THIS .and i am worried .but instead
of busting the longboard over my head ..he bursts INTO TEARS (he's over 40) and
collapses onto the ground. i drive away. with the twilight zone tune playing in my head.
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Feb 6, 2014, 05:14 PM #32


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I have a Qwest Aciontec Q1000 modem/router combo, which does not support loopback. I run a webserver on the LAN, and when I'm on the LAN, I can only access it by its local IP 192.168.0.201. When I'm outside the LAN, I can access the machine by typing mm.example.com. I can do this because I have a no-ip account that points to my WAN IP, and I have port forwarding set up.
When I'm on my laptop, I have to edit my /etc/hosts file such that mm.example.com points to 192.168.0.201. Then, when I leave the WAN, I have to comment that out.
Can I just purchase a router that supports loopback so that I can access my webserver on the LAn by visiting mm.example.com or do I need to purchase a new modem as well?


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Tales of the Abyss 3DS confirmed for November launch
Namco Bandai's announced this morning that Tales of the Abyss will launch in Europe and Australasia on November 10 on 3DS. That's right, it's being called up a day before fellow RPG heavyweight Skyrim launches worldwide. The news was announced at Japan Expo in Paris, but Namco's press released it. The game is a 3D remake of the PS2 title that launched in 2005. The publisher also reiterated in the release that Tales of Graces F will launch on PS3 next year.
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Martin Sourada a écrit : > The metaphor might work (as we already discussed on #fedora-art), but I > think it should be in apps context which means it needs to have > isometric perspective. > > Make sense. > BTW. Did you start the icon using echo-new-icon to have everything set > right? I am (almost) unable to check now if it contains apps in document > metadata description since I'm on CentOS and haven't installed inkscape > yet. > > I did. I also added date, creator, keyword. I noticed cc-by-sa-3.0 is set as well, we should consider to do the same with icons that were built with old method. Luya
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