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Shuttle Inc., the market leader in the Mini-PC sector and manufacturer of multiple form- fctor solutions, is now offering its mini PCs preloaded with Linux in the UK.
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Terex Corp.'s (TEX - Analyst Report) fourth-quarter 2012 adjusted earnings of 19 cents per share declined 24% from 25 cents earned in the year-ago quarter. The company's earnings fell well short of the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 39 cents. Including special items, Terex reported loss per share of 28 cents in the quarter compared with earnings of 4 cents in the year-ago quarter.


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If Marc Sarnoff and Tomás Regalado had their way, pretty much any stationary object within 1,000 feet of a major Miami roadway would be plastered with an LED billboard by next Tuesday. (Surely this has nothing to do with the fact that both guys took thousands in contributions from sign companies during their last election bids.)
The only problem is that county, state, and federal laws all say those signs are illegal. The city hoped to opt out of the Dade rules yesterday, but a committee wasn't having it. Enjoy your unobstructed views while they last!
"It was a big win for us," says Bill Pollak, a member of Scenic Miami, a group fighting billboard expansion. "But there will be another fight. We hope the community sees the danger and mobilizes."
As we reported last year in our investigative piece about Mark Siffin -- a developer hoping to erect 40-story digital billboards downtown -- Commissioner Sarnoff's campaigns have received thousands of dollars from outdoor-advertising firms.
Not coincidentally, Sarnoff has partnered with Regalado (also the recipient of big bucks from sign companies) to rewrite the city's sign ordinance and authorize a half-dozen new LED billboards around town.
Alas, county code forbids all such LED signs. That's why they hoped the county might let the City of Miami opt out of the regulations. But at county hall last night, Bruno Barreiro couldn't even find a second for his motion on the issue.
Barreiro could still amend the county's rules to allow the flashing, eye-catching signs. Either way, city leaders don't seem too worried by the loss -- they've already signed agreements with three more companies to let them erect signs near highways.
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I am looking for the term which is used to specify the Land Area occupied by the house only.
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I think that might be the footprint.
In terms of the land, it can be called 'floor space'; in terms of the building, you might call it the 'plinth area' or 'builtup area'.
Footprint is a good answer, but I have also seen 'ground floor area', which excludes covered patios and similar as it is measured from the building walls, and 'building coverage' which includes exterior structures such as balconies, covered carports, and the like, and also the perimeter of the basement.


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Familial esophageal achalasia
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achalasia within a family. Achalasia is a condition that affects the esophagus, the tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach. In people with achalasia, the normal muscle activity of the esophagus is reduced and the muscular valve where the esophagus and the stomach meet doesn't fully relax. This makes it difficult for food to move from the esophagus to the stomach. As a result, people with achalasia may experience regurgitation of food, chest pain, cough, difficulty swallowing, heartburn, and/or unintentional weight loss.[1][2] Reports of familial esophageal achalasia are rare and represent less than 1% of all achalasia cases. In these families, the underlying genetic cause of the condition is unknown, but it appears to be inherited in an autosomal recessive manner.[3] Treatment aims to allow food to pass more easily into this stomach and may include injections with botulinum toxin (Botox), certain medications and/or surgery.[1][2]Familial esophageal achalasia refers to a cluster of
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- Achalasia. MedlinePlus. October 2015; https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000267.htm.
- Marco Ettore Allaix, MD, PhD. Achalasia. Medscape Reference. December 2015; http://reference.medscape.com/article/169974-overview.
- Torab FC, Hamchou M, Ionescu G, Al-Salem AH. Familial achalasia in children. Pediatr Surg Int. December 2012; 28(12):1229-1233.
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Barack Obama Hopes for a Michael Phelps Bump, Too
Over at Gawker, they're ogling Barack Obama's shamelessly spectacular 47-year-old pectorals, but we can't help but be distracted by another set of photos, from his trip a Hawaiian beach yesterday. Images like the one above, of Barack bodysurfing in the waves, appeared in newspapers across the country. Look at the angle of this one, in particular. It almost evokes all of those swimming pics we see every day of Olympic hero Michael Phelps. Is Barack Obama — like NBC before him — hoping to take advantage of the positive feelings Americans have for Phelps in order to get a bump for himself? After all, it's not like John McCain is going to be splashing around in the surf anytime soon.
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Posted on 07/10/2006 12:26:06 PM PDT by Westlander
A North Carolina man's condition deteriorated Monday after being injured last week in an event connected to an annual festival in Pamplona, Spain.
Ray Ducharme's condition worsened since Sunday while he was in intensive care and he was receiving help breathing, Pamplona spokeswoman Begona Lopez told The Associated Press Monday. Ducharme was being treated for a collapsed lung and required a tracheotomy, according to a Web site maintained by his supporters.
The latest update on the Web site www.pray4ray.com said Monday that Ducharme would be unconscious for three days while fluid was drained from his lungs. "This is a critical time in Ray's recovery," the site said.
The 31-year-old bond trader for Bank of America was left partially paralyzed in a side event Friday on the first day of the San Fermin festival. The festival dates back to the 16th century, but Ernest Hemingway's 1926 novel, "The Sun Also Rises," made it an international event. Thousands of runners traditional white shirts and pants with red handkerchiefs dash in front of bulls that are raced through Pamplona's streets to the bull ring.
Ducharme was hurt during a side event to the bull run. He was among hundreds of people who taunted five cows in a bull ring, chasing the cows and pulling their ears and tails.
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It depends on the bond type. Junk bond trading has all the risk of stocks.
How embarrassing.
Seems like the correct venue for this would be a cow ring.
..Remember?.SLAP!!!,"stop steaming up my tail"
Obviously the cows are smarter than Mr. Ducharme.
I know a few of traders and they are a pretty wild bunch. At least half are coke heads and spend a lot of their money in Vegas and at strip clubs. I can definately see at least one of them trying the bull run.
"Step off, George."
Why? It does wonders for the human gene pool?
Poor Ray was so un-COW-ordinated that he got COW-opted during his COW-ardly deed.
My Dad used to have a cow-calving operation on his farm. A cow really is huge (especially when pregnant...they grow out, not down) and could hurt you, if she wanted to, which, fortunately I've never witnessed. Taunting cows...who are not agressive at all, and really do not want to hurt anyone, is a seriously cruel thing, in my book, even if it is an old Spanish tradition. Not cowardly, but cruel and foolish.
A bull on the other hand, especially without some cows around, really does want to hurt you...I can understand a bit why the Spaniards mess around with them. Still, all of this seems to be a tradition of medieval and even Roman colloseum origins, and, in spite of the romance of it...should be abolished. Taunting animals at all (like our ancestors in the North used to bait and taunt bears, or bulls too...) is not fit for human beings to do, period.
Still the kid was stupid...and needs our prayers.
(see Proverbs 12:10 below...)
That's why their trading is VERY closely monitored. By people who don't do idiotic stuff like this.
You dont need legs to trade bonds, do you?
If this guy survives, he would do well to set himself up with a laptop with Internet connection and video capability, and devote himself to persuading other people who are thinking of doing this, not to.
I gather you haven't spent much time around bond-trading desks . . .
For me at least, it is not his "thrill-seeking" that bothers me. It's his participation in a cruel activity. For example: getting seriously injured while skydiving versus getting seriously injured while beating your dog.
One thing I will agree with you on is that it's a shame he decided to partake in this, but he didn't care how the bulls and cows would fare in his quest to get his "thrills."
Oh definitely. Of course, slaughtering cows to make Big Macs is also cruel, but this is cruelty for cruelty's sake. There's nothing redeeming about it and serves no purpose.
I had my left leg fractured from a kick from a 350 lb Charlois,it required 2 screws,on crutches for seven months.
Farmers don`t play games with bulls & cows, they can kill or cripple a person easily.
I do enjoy reading Hemmingway,great American writer.That running of the bulls is crazy,bulls and alcohol filled young men.
This guy had sown the wind and now he is reaping the whirlwind. Why would someone want to taunt barnyard animals that are five to fifteen times their weight and just as fast? Most of my sorrow is for his family who were unable to properly beat some sense into this kid a decade ago.
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I'm sure he'd love the challenge. He's exxxxxxtreme!
Bulls have horns? Who knew?
....and in turn 3 Racin' Ray has hit the wall. That's what happens when you get caught up in the marbles Darrel....
He's from BofA in Charlotte, NC
Or maybe originally from Bath NY...
You may either 1) Kill them swiftly and humanely in order to eat them -or- 2)Leave them alone
Deviating from these rules can cause serious injury or death......
French Bullfighting though is another matter...I heard 99.9999% of the time the chicken wins.
What they should do is create "liberal fighting"...Throw a liberal in a ring and have a picture of Bush on a cape, and when the liberal charges, you kick him in the `effin ass! OLE!!!
Your succinct guideline for interacting with large animals sounds about right.
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Guy's an idiot...
ROFL at the French "bullfighter".
No "se Habla Espanol"?
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Who pays for these beeves?
But not much for the tortured animals.
I realized after I wrote that, that it may have sounded like I was in favor of bullfighting, which I am most certainly not. However, the milder garbage that this dolt engaged in, namely pulling on the ears and tails of cows, would seem to do no real damage to the cows, while rather effectively putting the dolt out of commission, and most likely out of the gene pool. The passing annoyance to the cows seems like an acceptable cost, for the much greater benefit.
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Thank you! I appreciate the honor!
Cows can be just as dangerous as bulls, make no mistake about that. The bulls will be a little bigger but the cows can have horns and will attack. We have cows that you cannot turn your back on and bulls who just want you to scratch their heads.
Datwin nominee...good for the bull. Ridiculous sport that should be outlawed.
I thought it was just bulls at the running of the BULLS. The additional cow pen is bizarre. Note to self. Don't pull a stressed cow's ear.
I thought the cows in the pen was a little strange too. I guess it is for people who don't want to run but want close contact with the animals. This guy got more contact than he wanted.
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For Zagreb International Airport, airport transfers can be arranged for an extra fee of €20. A tram and bus stop are located within 100 metres of the apartment for excellent transport links around the city. Jelačić Square can be reached within 10 minutes' journey by tram.
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Her şey mükemmel organize edildi.
Her şey harika oldu.
alles perfekt organisiert gewesen.
Alles wunderbar.
Tomislav yeri güzel, sakin ve iyi bir konuma. O zaman yardım etmeye hazır çok güzel bir kişi bulunuyor. O bizim kalmak organize bize yardımcı oldu ve bize etrafında birkaç güzel yerlerde önerilir. Daha fazla :-) için sorun olamaz
Tomislav's place is nice, quiet and well located. He's a very nice person, always ready to help. He helped us organizing our stay and recommended us a few nice places around. You can't ask for more :-)
We were greated by mama, she didn't speak English but showed us the appartment and got Tomislav on the phone. He was most friendly and helpfull. Very nice apartment, conveniently located.
The appartment is very comfortable and clean. We enjoyed the night and we thank Tomislav for all his advices about Zagreb, tram, restaurants...
I recommend !!
Aunque estuvimos sólo una noche en Zagreb, el apartamento estaba muy bien situado (10 minutos al centro en tranvía) y en una zona con bastantes restaurantes y supermercados. Aunque es pequeño esta muy bien acondicionado y super limpio. Gracias Tomislav por toda la información que nos diste de la ciudad.
Los anfitriones muy agradables, nos ayudaron mucho dándonos todo tipo de indicaciones sobre que visitar, dónde comer, etc. Aun asi, en mi opinion el apartamento deberia tener algunas mejoras como aire acondicionado y persianas o cortinas.
Sadece çekiç, yine mutlu, çok modern daire ve çok samimi Besitzer.zum merkezine 1,3 km empfehlen.ca.
Einfach hammer ,gerne nochmal,sehr moderne wohnung und sehr freundliche Besitzer.zum empfehlen.ca 1,3 km vom Zentrum entfernt.
Our stay in Zagreb was amazing! Our host Tomislav was very friendly and helpful. The apartment exceeded our expectations. It was very modern, clean and tidy. It felt just like home. I would highly recommend.
Next to a superb farmers market mainly in this season where fruits and vegies were abundant, the location is ideal to visit Zagreb and around.
The apart is tiny and super clean and clear. Needs some kitchen utensils to make it perfect.
Needless to say that Tomi was very helpful and warm .Many, many thanks and without hesitation recommend this location, will come back.
David and Lili, two oldies on the road.
Great flat, very clean and beautiful atmosphere, perfect location. Felt very comfortable. Also very friendly and helpful people. I just recommend this flat. Felt like home and welcome from the first minute there
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6 Movies That Will Make You Cry
A movie that makes you cry or really sad is a very special film. Think about it. Making a sad movie is no small feat by any means! The director has to meticulously plan and, most importantly, strike a nerve with the movie's audience. Although a movie might make you break out the tissues, hug a pillow, or just plain cry, think about how it is that you can so viscerally connect to the film, its story, and its characters. If this has ever happened to you, don't worry! You're not alone; I'm pretty sure millions of other people cried just like you did. It's ok to let yourself cry during a movie -- don't be afraid to let it all out because the film made a personal connection with you. Here is an article explaining the good health benefits from crying.
These six films are my 'must-see' very sad stories-
This has to be the saddest anime movie ever! From beginning to end, this movie will have you at least feeling sad if not crying all over yourself.
The Holocaust was one of the most heartbreaking events in recent memory. In this movie, two kids with two completely different backgrounds become friends at the unlikeliest of times. They don't understand why they can't be friends, since they enjoy the same things and play with each other.
If the theme of the Holocaust speaks to you, here's another movie to add to your list. One man valued life way more than anything in the world and was willing to do whatever he could to save as many people as possible.This movie is very sad, and it is based on a true story.
Darn you, William Shakespeare, for making quite possibly the saddest love story ever! Any adaptation of Romero and Juliet is undoubtedly heartbreaking...
Any person who is passionate about their job or pastime can really connect to this story. Just imagine being told that continuing to do what you love will kill you... Yea, it's a pretty tough pill to swallow.
This movie has the saddest beginning to any Pixar movie in the history of Pixar!
I will see it lol thank you for not spoiling it for us :)
The first movie that made me really cry as a kid wasn't Bambi! For some reason the movie "Madame X" with Lana Turner really turned on the tear ducts.
I was older when I saw "bambi" (still sad) but during "dumbo" at age 3 when his mom is rocking him with her trunk through the bars of a cage, I cried out "he wans hees momey!"
you were so little, and that is so funny that you said that lol and awesome lol
That must be a Sad Movie, Never Heard of It....
The saddest movie I have ever seen is "Imitation of Life." Not the first version, but the one that was made in the 50's or early 60's. Mahalia Jackson sang in it. To this day, I cry at the end, and I've watched it at least 15 times.
Never heard of it before and It must be a really sad movie if you still cry even though you watched it plenty of times
The most memorably sad experience I recall was seeing The Joy Luck Club in the theater. I was there with my sister, and we were snuffling quietly, along with others in the audience. But there was a woman in front of us who was sobbing loudly. It broke the mood and cracked us up, but it WAS a sad movie.
awwwwwwwww, that sounds really funny and she must of been sobbing very loud to make you crack up lol
Boy In the Striped Pajamas blew me away! Such a twist of plot ending...a wonderful piece of literature . Do Not Miss This Movie.


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He is avoiding you like the plague. He is telling you is that he does not want to be connected with you in any way, especially since you idn't take his recommendations to terminate the pregnancy or put the baby up for adoption.
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I don't suppose the mom made any attempt to correct her kids' behavior?
What little kids don't think that jet planes are cool?
Cool "did, die, crash" - lets face it people go to watch the Blue Angels for the same reason they go to Nascar - they're hoping to witness some cool crashes and explosions!
I bet one of them as aspirations to become the next ECB!
Quick, Erica, offer them internships! Secure your legacy!
wow, what a great Mom, teaching her kids to wish death upon people they don't like.
She's a fucking liar, and you're a sucker for believing her.
Those poor, disturbed little girls are the exact same sort of messed up as the religiously brainwashed kids in "Jesus Camp".
Maybe this is why Sound Transit chose a local artist who actually lived in Seattle to design the art for the UW station ...
Looking forward to the Fake Fur exhibit at the soon-to-be-torn-down ST station on Capitol Hill.
I bet as soon as these kids fall down a well, or something, they'll be all, "Wah, wah! Help us Blue Angels!" And the Blue Angels'll be all, "No way, now we're gonna piss burning jet fuel down the well on your face you emo fags LOL!"
Let's make the same sign for next year's pride parade.
The lyrics are "...beauty they possess inside", Dan. I'm sorry...I couldn't help it. :) But anyway, what kind of mother condones her kids wishing death on anyone? It was nice of you not to post her kids' faces, because they don't know any better (good job, Mom!) and there's still hope for them. But you should have posted hers.
Hi. I haven't been back in a while.
I find myself strangely neutral on the Blue Angels this year. Maybe I'm just so tired of the inevitable griping and infighting that results everytime they take flight that I just don't want to care because taking either side will lead nowhere.
I don't think one should wish death on anyone.
capitol hill/CD is the new laurelhurst (looking at you schmader)....
Jumped the gun posting before mentioning that I find the infighting and griping far more annoying than the roar of the Blue Angels overhead.
Clearly, the mother is a liar. No kid comes up with this kind of opposition to abstract ideas like fuel consumption/decibel levels without overhearing mommy and daddy (or mommy #2) argue.
I DO think you should wish death on some people, but not mildly annoying pilots flying over heavily populated areas.
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I'm sure this mom, unemployed and living off daddy or 2nd mommies income goes to those massive 20 people anti-war protests that march downtown from time to time, shrieking "violence isn't the answer"
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So it's o.k. to hope these kids die in a plane crash, yeah?
yes - we should not wish death on anyone - except those with whom we go to war - but not the blue angels - they are only a symbolic representative of our death, I mean war, machines - the blue angels are way cool.
And yes - we are at war - so these kids and their mother are all traitors - who need to be put to death - not that any of us should wish that on anyone - but they are traitors.
yes - we should not wish death on anyone - except those with whom we go to war - but not the blue angels - they are only a symbolic representative of our death, I mean war, machines - the blue angels are way cool.
And yes - we are at war - so these kids and their mother are all traitors - who need to be put to death - not that any of us should wish that on anyone - but they are traitors.
My poor cat won't stop stalking about the house and scurrying away in fright every five minutes because his walnut brain only allows him to understand that the dulcet sounds of sky-rape are probably coming from the biggest, scariest fucking monster in the world. Then again, maybe his interpretation is not too far removed from the truth.
The Blue Angels gave my dog paralysis.
@17: Fnarf, for the most part they are flying over the lake and the bridge, hence the closures, when they actually do maneuvers. I don't see how this is any more dangerous than all of the airliners flying constantly over downtown towards SeaTac. And as for the performances for the boat-people on the lake? They're taking their chances, they went willingly. So, I don't mind if a plane plows through a bunch of those boats during SeaFair this weekend. The same thing could happen with an errant jet boat during the races.
Jesus, once a year some jets fly low over the city. Let it go! It's not always about YOU.
If I ever have kids, and they make a sign like that, I'll give them a big hug. I think that's hilarious.
@27.....ever been to the CD? it's sweet.
The Blue Angels are gay?
Wow, Non @18, 20: you're an asshole. Moderators?
I wish car crashes and death on that liberal capitol hill mother.
Come on, that's what parachutes are for! You can hope the jets crash in the lake without feeling any guilt.
Fnarf @ 32 beat me to it. Non, it wasn't worth posting twice.
It wasn't worth posting once.
What Fnarf @32 and Matt @35 said, except that it wasn't worth posting once.
@30 chet, yes I have. Last year I was at the park in the CD,at Judkins Park ,and could see them from there.
It isn't a true protest until there are imported "youth" protesters from Vashon, Bremerton and Bellingham.
... oh yea... and no Free Mumia sign = I ignore you.
I'm sure there are a lot of people here who wish they were.
Non works for The Stranger.
...Can anyone confirm that the pilots occasionally fly in the nude - or does a pressurized body suit prevent inverted body parts? The Blue Angels are part of our "bread and circuses" mentality and help us disremember 20-cent plastic bags, pit bulls and the heartbreak of Heath Ledger.
way to respect her wishes, dan.
kids say the darndest things.
My sainted momma raised me just fine, but I gotta admit that would also love to see those planes crash and burn. I watch them out my window hoping for the biggest possible fireball. Ka-BOOM! But then, I'm just a kid at heart.
@36, agreed, but haven't you posted stuff in that vein? Like, about Will in Seattle?
"Die Die Crash"?
Try explaining that to all the elderly people and pets who think it's the end of the world for four straight days every summer. My pets need to be tranquilized for the duration so their heads don't explode.
Sorry, as annoying as the occasionally unnerving fly-bye can be, planes are still cool as shit. Since fighter jets probably shouldn't be flying over the city, and it's freaking your dog out, stop and think about why you have own a fucking dog in the city. You might come up with a good reason, but so could a blue angels fan.
Glad do see you back, Gomez. Non - yup, that's a well chosen monicker, indeed.
@27, that's not really the case - the Blue Angels fly over lots of neighborhoods (and quite low!), and do maneuvers that bring their wingtips within 2 feet of each other at close to 600 MPH. That's a whole different kettle of fish than a jetliner on a slow steady path toward SeaTac or Boeing Field (though there is certainly some level of risk in that, as well - just orders of magnitude less).
I like watching the Blue Angels, though, and would prefer they not die while flying over Seattle.
And to get back on topic, that's some nice parenting, there. Even if the sign was the kids' idea, mom really ought to let them know that wishing death on people is not appropriate behavior.
I love the Blue Angels, but doesn't anyone think these signs are the least bit funny?
Anyway, I'd have to say from the hand-eye coordination evident in these photos that these children are between 4 and 8. If you let your 8 year old walk the streets holding these signs, you are an asshole, and you should be widely blogged.
In case anybody missed it, I called Gomez a self-hating jerk.
gomez is a fat chink jerk!!!!!!!
Is it time to register usernames yet?
But, isn't that exactly what an F-18 is designed for?
Nice way to make a point on user registration, halfwit.
And no, I don't support user registration, even for loathsome racist morons like you.
@45: yes, of course. But Will in Seattle is asking for it. All Gomez did was say "Hi". and I've never attacked Will's race or sexual orientation.
Mr. Poe @6 is right.
Ziggity @9 made me spit out pork chop laughing.
And those little brats with the sign would sing a different tune if they saw those pilots naked in the locker room at Washington Athletic Club. Holy. Fucking. Shit. My ass started to gulp air when I saw that...
@54 - that's because we have the same race and sexual orientation, Fnarf. If I was a transgender MTF Inuit-Mexican I shudder to think what you might say ...
That said, as I type this, the next office over has a small kid brought in by his scientist mom to watch the awesome view of the Blue Angels from our windows ... and he's thinking he hears them when there's nothing to hear yet ...
But, isn't that [wish death upon people they don't like, @5] exactly what an F-18 is designed for?
Seen it. I agree. 100%.
(It seems we go to the same gym...)
Who wants to make bets that these kids will go to SCCC or possibly Western?
At least the smoke trails are going over Bellevue's towers right now - seems fitting.
Maybe they'll serve instead of swerve ... nah.
Okay .... 60 comments later. What's the score? Who won here? What have we learned?
Bellevue Ave @59, my girlfriend graduated from Western, you insensitive clod!
superyeadon @61, in a Blue Angels gripefest, the only winning move is not to play.
Blue Angels are awesome. I'd love to go that fast and bank like that in something designed to go that fast and bank like that. No four way stops, no tray table, nothing but throttle. Jealous as all hell.
i spoke with some kiddos a bit ago--they were holding light sabers--and they dug the angels.
personally i love it when the show hits us each year. awesome flying.
Lostboy, shes got some mental tenacity because most people only attend western, they never graduate.
I'm constantly mystified as to how the right wing media gets away with portraying leftists as anti-military, anti-american and unpatriotic? How do they get away with it? Why does the public keep buying it?
Replace "Blue Angels" with some ethnic slur on that sign and how many parents would let their kids march around the neighborhood with it?
sorry, nobody for the win. we're all pretty lame, FWIW.
Are you attempting to imply the people who designed and built the F-18 DIDN'T understand it's intended use?
Now, THAT would indeed be pretty "shallow and unthinking" on their part.
By "kids" Dan is referring to his own Kid and Terry and by "Capitol Hill liberal mom" he means Keck...
COMTE @70, I was implying that it's shallow and asinine to suggest that the point of an F-18 is to "wish death upon people they don't like."*
Maybe you meant it in jest and I overreacted. I admit I'm jaded enough by the shrillest gripers that it's hard to tell.
*(The quote is referenced by COMTE @52 but originated with Bud Dickman @5.)
I can't believe it took more than 70 comments to see these quotes:
a) Freedom isn't free
b) That's the sound of freedom
c) U-S-A! U-S-A!
d) This is our country.
Come on people, it's like you're not even *practicing* for the Olympics!
America. Fuck yeah?
@55 and @58 I am so jealous you got to see them in all their naked glory. Were they totally built? Did you see Captain Dunkelberger?
Or, perhaps, Lt. Commander Lambert?
Sorry, momentarily distracted, didn't mean to interrupt the debate, carry on...
ahahahaha! i want to adopt those kids.
@72, what do you think the point of an f-18 is? i'm pretty sure the only use for those things is killing as many brown people as possible. well, i guess some maiming too.
Actually... I saw Lt. Commander Lambert snap Captain Dunkelberger on the ass with a towel on their way out of the showers...
hi im ten and my little sister is nine we were the ones who made the sign we made it because there scare all the animals and there so loud and they represent the war and they drop bombs on other countries
After I stopped laughing, I realized that it's not *actually* appropriate to wish death on the Blue Angels.
I don't want them to die. I want them to go away. It's a waste--of everything. The inconvenience factor is also a waste. The pet trauma factor is sad.
So--kids, wishing death is bad. Find an awesome kid way to make your point that doesn't undermine it.
Not that they aren't super duper expensive killing machines or anything, but I do think the F-18 was actually conceived way back when the Soviets were still our nominal threat (albeit at a time when the U.S.A and the U.S.S.R. were duking it out indirectly by killing each other's brown allies).
Actually... I saw Lt. Commander Lambert snap Captain Dunkelberger on the ass with a towel on their way out of the showers...
I think wishing death on people is pretty lame.
However, if y'all were interested in my take on the Ble Angels, here's my blog post: Terrorism Season
Ble Angels. LOLzers.
the F-18 was designed in the 70s, functions as an all purpose fighter jet. Sure it bombs brown people but primarily at things like SAM sites and radar stations. Hardly the innocent brown people that people claim are affected by this jet.
I don't think these children have experienced a Blue Angels show. Funny thing is how quickly abstract hatred turns into love once the observer meets reality. These children will be enthralled!
I heard $50,000 worth of fuel per show. I can think of better ways to spend that. Then again, the military might get some recruits by impressing people -- though I am certainly not impressed, but I'm not bored looking for anything to distract me from a miserable life of working, reality tv and boozing.
What a luxury for us to hear the scream of air fighters and call it "enthralling", "cool", "wild". Rest assured there are others in the world who hear that sound and instinctively shit in their pants.
Pretty funny, even tho I need to insert a tsk-tsky Seattle lib finger wag for the whole death wish thing.
But still, c'mon, who has NOT wished they could score a Stinger and waste those bastards? Maybe the deaf or those who have their heads filled with patriotic oom-pah music have never been rattled to verge of a death-wish, but the rest of us, patriotic or not, sure have. I've spent 36 years listening to these public nuisances waste tax dollars over my city, and would love another petition to shut them down with, if even for a little while.
I live in Genesee Park neighborhood, right under the flight path, near to the hydroplane "pits" (exactly) and ensuing chaos. Let me say this: Girls, I could NOT have said it better myself.
Fuck you ridiculous flag-waver types who are criticizing their simple, yet spot on message. The Blue Devils are a blight,and an obscene waste of resources.
You live under it for awhile and see if you enjoy all the redneck bullshit trash it attracts to your neighborhood, not to mention the noise, air, and mind pollution it creates. You have no idea what you're talking about.
Why don't all of you "Angel Haters" go down to Freemont, buy a huge bag of "BC BUD" and take your VW Vanagon down to Oregon and camp for the weekend. While your at it you can drag your pets along for the ride.
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My family - even my 9-year-old - loved this meal. It had great flavor (I tweaked the spices a bit, substituting cumin for curry and omitting the ginger) and was really nutritious. It just took longer to get the potatoes crispy on the bottom - maybe because my pan was too full?
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The eggs cook right on top of this chickpea and potato hash—cook them a few extra minutes if you prefer hard-set eggs. Serve with warm pita bread and a cucumber salad with mint and yogurt.
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My daughter requested I make this for a second time, and we are all crazy about it! The second time I didn't have fresh spinach, so I substituted a box of frozen, chopped spinach. It goes together quickly with things I usually have around the house, and works well for breakfast or dinner.
My husband and i loved this! We doubled the recipe since we had the ingredients already and saved the rest for leftovers! This recipe was perfect for a weeknight as it only took about 40 mins and the cleanup was very easy! This recipe had a great european flavor and it was a nice change from our normal menu! This will be made often!
I made this without the chickpeas and it was delicious. This was a great weeknight meal. I like the other reviewer's suggestion to only put in two eggs (if there are only two of you) and save the rest for leftovers.
I used the ingredients as written, except adding a couple dashes cayenne pepper at the end. Delicious and filling! My husband and I set one half of the hash aside for leftovers just before you would add the eggs. We only needed two eggs for our dinner serving, and will heat up the remainder tomorrow, using two fresh eggs then. The dish could easily become a part of a good brunch with guests, just divide everything into two skillets and use four eggs per skillet.
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In conjunction with the special exhibition Frans Hals in the Metropolitan Museum, on view July 26 through October 10, 2011, this Sunday at the Met program recorded on September 25, 2011, features two lectures exploring the famous Dutch painter's life, art, and brilliant brushwork.
First Walter Liedtke, Curator, Department of European Paintings, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, presents Frans Hals in Haarlem and New York, followed by "The Master's Touch": Frans Hals's Painterly Paintings, presented by Christopher D. M. Atkins, Assistant Professor of Art History, Queens College and The Graduate Center, The City University of New York.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds the most important collection of paintings in America by the celebrated Dutch artist Frans Hals (1582/83–1666), whose portraits and genre scenes were famous in his lifetime for their immediacy and dazzling brushwork. This exhibition presents thirteen paintings by Hals, including two lent from private collections, and several works by other Netherlandish masters.
Several of the Museum's paintings by Hals are famous, especially the early Merrymakers at Shrovetide (ca. 1616) and the so-called Yonker Ramp and His Sweetheart (1623), both bequeathed to the Museum by Benjamin Altman in 1913. Also included in the exhibition are two loans from private collections in New York—the small, exquisite Portrait of Samuel Ampzing (1630), on copper, and the well-known Fisher Girl (1630–32). A selection of other Dutch paintings from the Museum's collection and a few engravings set Hals's work in the context of his native Haarlem and help clarify how exceptional his animated poses and virtuoso brushwork were at the time.
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Donald B. Cozzens has published one of the most honest and thoughtful reflections on the state of the Roman Catholic priesthood in the United States that have appeared so far. Cozzens is president-rector and professor of pastoral theology at Saint Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology in Cleveland. Although brief, The Changing Face of the Priesthood distills over thirty years of the author's experience as a priest, college teacher, spiritual director for priests, vicar for clergy and religious, and administrator and superior of a seminary community.
The most serious problem facing us today in arriving at a more adequate understanding of the priesthood, theologically and practically, is a widespread inhibition of speech within the Catholic community. For various reasons, to the great detriment of the church, its credibility, and its mission, too many have felt reluctant or unable to say what they see and what they think. Cozzens's most important virtue is his courage to say what his experience has taught him. For this alone, his book deserves a wide and respectful readership.
Cozzens sets aside, for the most part, exegetical and systematic theological questions, as well as the subject of priests in religious orders and congregations. He wants to make a contribution primarily from the perspectives of psychology and pastoral theology, and he is thinking here mainly about diocesan priests. Within...
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This article investigates how human capital investment, labor turnover, and wages are jointly determined when the current employer knows more about a worker's productivity than potential employers. Results derived are quite different from, or unexplored by, the standard human capital theory. The authors show that the information asymmetry can cause an externality distortion in human capital investment because higher productivity due to the investment may not be recognized by the market. The investment level increases in the degree of firm specificity of human capital. The underinvestment problem is more severe when human capital is general than when it is firm-specific. Copyright 1996 by University of Chicago Press.
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after my winter of '72 at jackson, i admit to being spoiled by no tram lines and endless days of powder and steeps. on jan 6-09 i tried again. the hotels in jackson are still cheap because the winter traffic is less than the summer, and they all need your business, so it's 1/3 the cost of aspen, for instance. unfortunately, in my opinion, they have made a mess of the base area, with buildings blocking runs so if you make a wrong turn you have to climb back up to the lifts. you pay $12 for parking close enough to walk, or $5 for shuttle distance parking. what was once the ample parking lot is all divided into corrals and gas stations, and wasted space not being used at all. the $91 lift ticket includes the tram if you don't mind waiting a long time.
there was 10" of new, which generated a HUGE crowd at the base before 9 a.m. then an avalanche caught a patroller doing control work, swept him over a cliff (his status is still critical and i hope he makes it). they didn't open the gondola for hours, and the huge crowd was stuck on apres vous, an intermediate hill to the right of the mountain. they never opened the real mountain, no tram, no thunder, finally the gondola opened and the powder was GONE within one run. there were 2 groomed runs to the bottom where there was not enough snow to get off, so it was a freeway full of sliders.
my advice, don't go to jackson with less than about 70" base. jackson is a ROCKY and steep mountain and needs a lot of snow. all of the outer bowls, hobacks, and faces below thunder were closed, so we were basically confined with the crowd onto two lifts and 1/4 the mountain. the other advice is to avoid christmas and spring breaks because the housing capacity exceeds that of the mountain now and you don't want to be there when all those condos are full and everyone comes out at opening bell.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.—Baseball and basketball teams have long scoured the globe looking for talent, but today's NFL has also become an international enterprise.
In the first two rounds of April's NFL Draft, team executives tabbed players from Ghana, Germany, Britain and Estonia.
But none of those far-flung regions is quite as surprising as the destination the Giants chose to direct their scouts this off-season. Frustrated by missing the playoffs and determined to get back to the Super Bowl, the Giants dipped into the free-agent market and recruited a handful of players from what may rank as the unlikeliest location on Earth: Oakland.
"There's a few of us, all right," said tight end Brandon Myers, one of three former Oakland Raiders signed by the Giants this off-season. "It's nice to walk in here and see some familiar faces."
For a franchise seeking the postseason, raiding Oakland for players may seem like a curious move. The Raiders finished with a 4-12 record last season, haven't made the playoffs since 2003 and have accumulated the second-fewest regular-season wins of any team in the past decade.
Making matters worse, the Raiders have a dismal history of identifying talent, having drafted fewer of the league's active players than any other franchise.
But the Giants seemingly have a higher regard for Raiders players than most. In addition to signing Myers to a four-year, $14 million contract, the team has signed one-year deals with Raiders linebacker Aaron Curry and receiver Louis Murphy, who spent his first three seasons in Oakland before he was traded to the Carolina Panthers last year.
"There's talent out there in Oakland," said Myers. "That was never an issue."
To be sure, the Giants haven't focused all their off-season attention on Oakland. Since free agency began in March, the team has acquired 11 players who suited up for other teams last season and only three have ever worn the silver and black.
It is possible the decision to pursue players from the Raiders was simply a pragmatic move. Thanks to a string of ill-advised deals in recent years, the Raiders have over $45 million in dead money against their salary cap this year, which has hindered their ability to re-sign their top players.
With the Raiders unable to make a competitive offer for Myers, who hauled in 79 catches for 806 yards and four touchdowns in a breakout 2012 season, the Giants swooped in for a player viewed as one of the league's rising talents.
But Giants safety Stevie Brown, a seventh-round draft pick by the Raiders in 2010, believes there may be other reasons for targeting Oakland's players.
For starters, Brown says Raiders players may be undervalued by fans and front-office executives because they receive so little exposure. "People don't know them," he said. "With them not having many winning seasons, being out there on the West Coast with the time difference, it's like they're never on TV."
But Brown also feels these drastically dissimilar organizations are linked by a shared philosophy. They have an approach to team-building that places a greater emphasis than most on two attributes: size and speed.
"Oakland is really known for that, but I do notice it's the same here," Brown said. "Both the Raiders and Giants, they really love those big, athletic players that can run."
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There are cars you ride in and cars you drive. This is a driver. Skip the FWD car with the CVT transmission. You want the quattro version with the magnificent ZF 8HP transmission. Car feels solid like a block of granite, with little wind noise. Over MPH in winter time is around 22-25 on premium fuel. Turbo motor feels like a v6 or larger car, with no turbo lag. Interior is nice and heated seats are a must in cold climates, as is the back up camera, as the only thing you see out the back is the sky. B&O stereo is very nice but don't pass on the standard Audi stereo as that too sounds good
Beautiful design. The soft top enhances the overall lines of the car without sacrificing trunk space or wind noise. Build quality is outstanding, as are the road manners. Your driving 85 thinking that you are doing 60 and handling is superb. Rear seat is pretty good all things considered. Fit and finish are first rate and bad weather traction is great. Just don't think you can do things as if you were in a Jeep.
No remote start available, and installing an aftermarket voids the warranty a major omission for cars in very cold or hot climates. MMI info
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all in all, a great car. love it , but the bluetooth connection to any phone is awful! . all othermanufacturers have it figured out. i used to hink because i have the cabriolet the cause was the vibration in the pliiars, but no. its all about the microphones. supposedly they are recalling them, but its been 2 years ! come on........... i drive all day and use my phone all day. I need a bluetooth that works. I may sell the car just because oif this reason, arrrrgggg
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I am running a multi-site installation for one of our clients. As part of the network, they want to bring one of the custom sites I built in Rails into the fold, the functionality, not the site. Now I am trying to figure out the best way to handle duplicating the custom work I did on the first site.
I've only been working in WordPress for about 9 months, so my WordPress-fu isn't exactly Jacquith-level, and I am hoping that somebody here can help me think through the best process for implementing the features we need.
This website is set up so that high school students preparing for college can submit their contact info to the campus representatives at the school of their choice so that they can [1] built a database of kids coming to their school (for marketing purposes, what else?), and [2] they can reach out to those kids to help them transition into college life with a minimum of hassle.
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-- School contact person't email
I can put together a custom post type for all the school pages. No biggie here.
The issue at the heart of the matter is how to handle the signup form. Currently, when a user submits their info, the following information is collected:
- Relationship to the student information submitted ( Student, Parent, Minister, etc. ) - [ select list ]
- First name - [ text field ]
- Last name - [ text field ]
- Email - [ text field ]
- Cell number - [ text field ]
- Their graduation year - [ select list ]
- School they are interested in attending - [ select list of schools entered in db ]
- Church they are attending - [ text field ]
When that form is submitted emails are sent to various people:
- To the student whose email address was submitted
- To the school representative ( their email address was included based on which school was selected )
- To the overall coordinators of the project ( two different static emails )
If you are still following this, thank you.
The program sponsors are using Mail Chimp for email marketing purposes, and as it stands now, they have to pull a CSV file from the current site then import that CSV file into Mail Chimp every time they want to update their database. I would like to streamline that part of the process.
My first thought was to use the Autochimp so that I can use site registration to manage Mail Chimp subscriptions. This seems like an ideal way to handle these signups. Doing things that way I run into a couple of problems:
1 - How can I add the additional fields I need to add to the registration form? Which file(s) should I be looking at? Which functions would I be setting up filters for?
2 - How can I send registration notifications to multiple emails?
3 - Since the students will be signing up on one site in the network, how I can I limit the signup process to just that site? I realize that all users are in the same database, but I don't want users to be taken to the parent site to submit their information.
Can anybody offer some pointers on how this would work inside the WP system? Any suggestions would be helpful.