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Magic, Blizzards and A Million Light Bulbs
... every night to music and lighting changes around the castle. By now it was after 10 and a very large number of people left the park having seen the 9pm parade and the fireworks. We had FP for the 11 pm parade but one of the Cast Members told me that we would get a better view of the 1035 Celebrate the Magic and the parade if we just sat down at pavement's edge in front of the castle which is what we did. The crowds were very light. I had ...
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... One kept touching the window almost to make sure that it really was pretend. Sharing our compartment with them was great, and it made the experience more magical for us. We rode the Harry Potter ride in Hogsmeade and walked about a bit, then got back on the train to return to London.
Jeff listed the attractions that we knew we wanted to see on his phone and was checking them off (deleting them) as the day went on. Disaster? Check. ...
Our last day @ Disney
This morning we farewelled my lovely brother John, who is now heading home to Melbourne. We have really enjoyed being together with him and his family, so much so in fact that we have now moved apartments and are sharing with Melinda and Nicaela until Sunday when we leave Orlando! After moving our gear we had a bit of a later start and arrived at Disney's Magic Kingdom at 10:30am. We quickly caught up with the rest of our crew. Marc and family, with Nicaela had ...
Orlando 3 - Kennedy Space Center Thursday
... her next session was something called mission briefing so we decided to go to this first. It turned out to be a great decision gave real context to what we were looking at. For a sci fi fan I was remarkably ignorant of some of the history of space travel. The chap spoke about some of the recent & current activity of ksc and we saw some videos. we had time for a quick look at the souvenir shop before heading in to hear Susan talk. It was really ...
Day 2: Magic Kingdom
We are staying at the Key West resort- a collection of time share villas operated by Disney and let out to holidaymakers when empty. It is really nice - lots of space with all the cleanliness and artificiality of Disney (which might grate on my nerves in a few days but for now is strangely soothing). Despite the exhausting day yesterday we are ready to go. Magic Kingdom is our first stop. The weather is awful ...
Other places to stay in Kissimmee
Seralago Hotel and Suites5678 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy (US192), Kissimmee | 3 star hotel
- Caveat Emptor
- Good value for the money
Holiday Inn Orlando SW - Celebration Area5711 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway (US 192), Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $75
- Bon h�tel pour les parcs Disney
- Good hotel for off WDW stay
- A very nice Hotel for Disney vistors
Ramada Kissimmee Gateway7470 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial, Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $44
- Disney Sports Travel Rip Off
- Proximity good, needs some updates
- Not the Worst But Certainly Not the Best
Ramada Orlando Celebration Resort & Convention Center6375 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee | 4 star hotelfrom $71
Flamingo Waterpark Resort2261 E Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $66
- Super !
- Wonderfil
- Wundervolle Unterkunft in Kissimmee
Maingate Lakeside ResortWalt Disney World Resort, Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $43
- Great Value
- Superb Hotel
- Not what I expected
Ramada Inn Resort Eastgate5150 West Highway 192, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $55
- Old hotel
- What a dump!!!!
- We wished we were somplace else!
Champions World ResortCitrus Ridge, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $38
Quality Suites Royale Parc Suites5876 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $82
- What's the problem?
- Been there...
Comfort Suites Maingate EastOld Town, Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $86
- Place To Stay At Disney!
- Good Deal For the Price
- Great Family Place
Celebration Suites5820 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $47
- Yikes, stay away if you can afford it!
- Oh poopie!!!
- Its not Disney, BUT...
Roomba Inn & Suites Orlando5840 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $47
- Good Quality Motel
- Would not recommend this hotel!
- Don't stay at this hotel!!!
Rodeway Inn Maingate5995 W Hwy 192, Kissimmee | 1 star hotelfrom $32
- A sense of loathing...
- Very Comfortable and Affordable
- Never ever ever again
Comfort Inn MaingateCitrus Ridge, Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $69
- Really Great Hotel!
- Very nice but...
- Outstanding
Masters Inn Orlando Kissimmee5367 W. Irlo Bronson Highway, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $105
- Couldn't Wait To Get Out!
- Good for the price
- Horrible!
Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites Orlando-Lake Buena Vista East3484 Polynesian Isle Boulevard, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $81
- La Quinta Maingate -- Excellent!
- Wonderful accomodations
- Bravo, La Quinta!
Continental Plaza HotelWalt Disney World Resort, Kissimmee | 1 star hotelfrom $27
- Pass on this one
- Great if you like roaches
- Clean, safe, great value to go with the location
Howard Johnson Hotel Kissimmee2323 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Highway 192, Kissimmee | Hotelfrom $35
Travelodge Suites East Gate Orange5399 West Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $49
Ramada Heritage ParkOsceola County Complex, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $49
HomeSuiteHome Nikki Bird Main Gate5565 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy., Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $64
- Not Good
- Wonderful Time!
- Needs Renovation
Heritage Park Inn2050 East Irlo Bronson Mem Hwy, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $52
Palms Hotel by Lexington3104 Parkway Boulevard, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $59
- OK property
- Loved the Hampton
- First Class Stay at the Hampton.
Howard Johnson Express Inn & Suites Lake Front ParkCitrus Ridge, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $46
Galleria Palms HotelWalt Disney World Resort, Kissimmee | 3 star hotelfrom $63
- Give me a Break!!!
- Great Stay!
- Sleep Inn ~No way
Knights Inn MaingateWalt Disney World Resort, Kissimmee | 2 star hotelfrom $34
- Don't do it to yourself
- Horrible Motel! Do Not Stay Here.
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Our country is on a fiscal cliff and yet President Obama decides to travel to Myanmar (Myanmar) during crucial financial/budget talks with Congress, and then he pledges $170 million this year and another $170 million for 2013 to this small, distant country ("Obama touches down for landmark visit to Myanmar" (Nov. 19). Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could have easily made the trip rather than Obama so the president could get on with the very important financial discussions.
Would someone who voted for him tell him that those $340 million dollars could and should be used to help those families and businesses who were devastated by the recent storm damage in the East. He seems to like giving huge sums of taxpayers' money to foreign countries while U.S. citizens are suffering. Doesn't make sense! – Dan Yelvington, San Carlos
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I am throwing out the idea of having a "Black Thursday" instead of a Thanksgiving Day, along with the silly idea that St. Patrick's Day be called "Shamrock Day" and St. Valentine's Day be called "Sweetheart Day." Whether you chomp down on the big bird or the tofurkey patty, it's still a day when we pause and express our thanks. – Regina Morin, Ocean Beach

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Re: MC5 B - again...
Reply #45 on:
March 29, 2011, 07:10:48 PM »
Of all the things you are going to be spending money on, I'd say the power steering could be a few steps down on the priority list. I've driven my MC-5a with OE Power Steering thousands of miles. You have to stay on it all the time, but its not the worst. Its got plenty of power for maneuvering in tight places when not moving. Aside from that the issue is there is kind of a lag between when you turn the wheel and when the oil gets supplied to the correct side of the assist ram.
I'd sure drive it awhile before tearing into that project. I think you'll have more pressing issues and their related costs.
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Reply #46 on:
March 29, 2011, 08:08:59 PM »
I agree with Fred.
The first couple of hundred miles that i drove my 5A i thought that changing the steering was going to be one of my first projects. Then after i realized that all i had to do was focus farther down the road and use a lighter touch on the wheel, the next 900 miles home was much easier. That was in late 2003 and about 35,000 miles ago. Never have done anything to the steering and don't even notice it now.
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March 29, 2011, 08:28:18 PM »
Can't wait to read how it all comes out. Sounds like a fun adventure. All so nice to see another mc5 hit the road again. Good luck art and keep writing and learning. So I can learn.
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March 30, 2011, 10:42:08 PM »
I was really just asking questions about the steering, thinking out loud. If it steers okay I sure wouldnt go ripping it apart. Not yet anyway, like y'all say, I have enough on my plate. Actually, y'all have no clue how much I have on my plate right now.
Gosh, up to now I really just sat on the fence looking at Buses. Now that im buying one, and planning how to get it home and all, its getting exciting. I know I have some issues to deal with, and sure there will be things unknown, but the feeling is really strange. For the first time ive started saying mine, my Bus, our Bus, that is really a strange feeling.
Heres another question. Many of you have wives that drive the Bus, what about your kids? Any young Bus drivers out there??
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March 31, 2011, 08:28:45 AM »
If your wife will learn how to drive the bus, you'll be better for it. She may never have to, but better to know how then be stuck somewhere if something happens to you. My wife refuses to even learn how to start the thing, much less drive it. A few weeks back there was a wild land fire and I was 400 miles away. The wife and kiddo's were in the bus (it's our full time home) and they were being evacuated cause of the fire but she don't know how to drive the bus, so if it burned up we would be in a shelter right now.
Some are called, some are sent, some just got up and went.
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March 31, 2011, 12:11:35 PM »
Quote from: thomasinnv on March 31, 2011, 08:28:45 AM
The wife and kiddo's were in the bus (it's our full time home) and they were being evacuated cause of the fire but she don't know how to drive the bus, so if it burned up we would be in a shelter right now.
Thank you. I dont think I could get across the importance of her being able to drive it any better than showing her a real scenario like that. But I am also looking at our daughter. At 14 she can get her permit and drive anything on a Class C that I can. It depends on who you ask, and obviously the training, as to how much sense that makes. The crazy thing is that she asked if she could, and really got excited that its possible. She see's girls driving big rigs and thinks that would be fun. What have I raised?
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Paul -
Quote from: artvonne on March 31, 2011, 12:11:35 PM
She see's girls driving big rigs and thinks that would be fun. What have I raised?
Just a little FYI - Of the 250+ drivers I trained during my bus industry career, the BEST drivers were women!
EVERY busnut should have a "backup driver" in case of emergency, so, for most of us, that means Mama. Most women are initially intimidated by the size, but usually with 10-15 hrs of behind-th-wheel time, the intimidation factor vanishes.
So, Paul - keep encouraging your daughter!
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Quote from: RJ on April 02, 2011, 09:16:53 AM
Paul -
Just a little FYI - Of the 250+ drivers I trained during my bus industry career, the BEST drivers were women!
So, Paul - keep encouraging your daughter!
Ive read the same thing about Helicopters, women seem to learn it faster and make smoother pilots.
I do encourage her, and feel strongly that offering trust and encouragement makes people trustworthy and confident. Maybe after she has a permit we'll go find some giant parking lot on an off day and let her try cranking it around a bit.
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April 02, 2011, 10:02:05 PM »
I have to agree with women being better drivers. They don't act like they have any thing to prove. Women just do the job. Men on the other hand, seem to be a bit more competitive or just like to try and show off.
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Quote from: trucktramp on April 02, 2011, 10:02:05 PM
I have to agree with women being better drivers. They don't act like they have any thing to prove. Women just do the job. Men on the other hand, seem to be a bit more competitive or just like to try and show off.
I wouldnt go too far with accolades. You get around the major metro areas and many younger women have become very aggressive drivers, with many more being cited for road rage, etc.. Ive only been rear ended once, and it was a women in a hurry. She was seen weaving through traffic for over 10 miles before she slammed into me. And had the gall to say she wouldnt have hit me, if I would have changed lanes when I saw her coming. I thought the women police officer standing there was going to cuff her when she said that, lol.
So while they can be better drivers, its not a rule writen in stone, and they dont often know when to keep their mouth shut any better than a guy, lol.
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April 03, 2011, 12:08:04 AM »
Much of driving is a matter of patience, discipline and paying attention. I don't think any of those traits favor one gender over another. There are as many absent minded young women driving around talking on cell phones as there are absent minded young men racing around or blasting their thumping stereos.
I think it comes out in the wash. The tipping point of the scale might be the stupidity of youth. I would say it's a safe bet that young men take more foolish risks driving than young women, but that doesn't make them inherently poor drivers, it just shows poor judgement.
Ironically, between my wife and I, it is my wife who gets fired up and angry at other drivers much more than me. I give her a hard time about "road raging". In doing so, she makes me nervous. For example, if someone cuts her off, she will run right up to their bumper and start yelling, or throwing up her arms in disgust. I, however, always expect people to be stupid, and give them a wide berth to do so. She expects them to follow the rules of the road and is always outraged when they don't.
But if you want to talk about inherent abilities, I remember in college the professor saying that studies show that men are proven to be better at judging distance than women as a matter of fact. FWIW
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April 03, 2011, 01:50:03 AM »
Im sorry your wife has so much frustration driving, but its probably as much where you live as anything. After almost two years, I havnt been given the finger once since coming down here. You can extrapolate that out to everything else too. A lot of the things I had to put up with the last 30 years, some of which were simply people trying to incite an argument, or downright dangerous and deadly driving moves, are becoming a distant memory. I dont have any of the buildup of aggression that I used to have from driving somewhere anymore.
I also time myself so that when I travel through major cities, I dont hit rush hour or lunch. I'll either push on through and get past it before it happens, stop a while and come through after, or bypass them entirely. 2-4 am is always a good time to sail through. I guess I just dont want to deal with peoples BS anymore. They can have their darn city.
As far as depth perception, I would think thats primarily learned. Boys are out hunting and playing and doing things outdoors from and early age that girls just arent out doing. And many of those things we did as boys involve the discussion of distance. Boys learn young what standard measures are and how to judge them.
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Okay, im trying to work things out in my head and I cant sleep. I keep doing searches online to no avail. Im wondering is anyone can walk me around this bus and point out some things so I know what im looking at. Ive been trying to find a manual but no luck as yet. Most of it I can figure out by looking at things and playing with them, but some I just have no clue.
At the very back, above the engine about in the center, there is a small valve that turns 90 degrees that controls air to something. There is another one back by the alternator you see from the left side. What do they control??
There is another gizmo at the back, lets say just right of the blower belt. It has lines going forward to a large, what to me looks like a filter canister by the front of the right head (right side of Bus). This thing has a sight glass about an inch around, looks sorta like an air pressure regulator with a T handle on top. I can unscrew the T handle, but dont have a clue what it is or what it does. I didnt unscrew it all the way, but thought it was the fuel priming pump. Someone told me no, it was for power steering. If thats not the priming pump, where is the priming pump. If I use a garden sprayer to prime, where would I pump fuel in at?
I put air into the air tank in the front bay, Bus aired up, brake pedal seemed to work the brakes, parking brake valve was working. But, the air gauge never rose above 20 psi (or below either) and the warning light never went out. And the air horns didnt seem to be getting pressure either.
There is a small verticle cylinder in the right side rear engine area, against the forward bulkhead, that has airlines and a schrader. I applied air there and it seemed to have full pressure (I had my portable set at 120 psi).
I am hoping to go down and try to get it going this week and try to get it home. I dont know why air isnt getting fully into the brake system, or if it is, maybe its just the gauge, but then why the light? Could it be something electrical not opening up air? Also, the wipers wouldnt go, and I couldnt find a way to get the door latch to activate. Im hoping its all related.
I think I need some help, lol.
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April 03, 2011, 06:58:23 AM »
Hi Paul,
I can answer some of your questions.
Those 90 valves turn the air on and off to the belt tensionners for the rad blowers and the alternator. Turn the air press off to take the belt off.
The canister with sight glass is the power steering reservoir. Turn the T handle all the way off to take the lid off. There is a filter in there. Change it once in a while as per prev maint.
There is no fuel primer pump. (Stock anyway). If you use a garden sprayer, connect it to a spare port on the primary filter.
The small vertical cylinder on the bulkhead is the ping tank.
I can't help you with the air issues, you'll have to keep playing with it. Or someone else will have an idea.
Good luck,
Blackie AB
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April 03, 2011, 06:59:21 AM »
Art, the site glass on the r/rear of eng. is the level for the power steering,you un-screw the wing nut a little and pull up and out,fill with ps. fluid. The valve on the left rear under the air cleaners go to the belt tension for the alternator. On the right rear bulkhead the air water separator is located ( drain valve on bottom) and you can fill the air system with the air valve on top of the canister ,also I plumed my electric air compressor in at this valve, This is on my 67 MCI 5A, HTH, Glen
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Little Pete: Follow... shiny... bike...
Big Pete voice-over: As I raced to the rescue, Pete and his friends followed me, the way a fish follows a lure.
Big Pete voice-over: It was the hottest, doggiest dog day of the summer. The kind of day you don't just stick to vynil-- you stick to everything. It was one of those days where all your summer dreams are burned out of your memory like butt flesh on a super-heated back seat.
Dad: Joyce, what are you doing?
Mom: Something I should've done 27 years ago!
Big Pete voice-over: Suddenly, I had a mission. And it turned out, Pete had one, too.
Little Pete: I got it. It'll save the summer, and make us heroes.
Nona: What are you talking about?
Carl: What is it?
Little Pete: We're gonna answer the ringing phone.
Big Pete voice-over: Why doesn't someone answer it? Everybody has a theory.
Crossing Guard: Hey, you get within five feet of that baby and and WHICK! it's liquid brains. Heh, not me, chief.
Mail Carrier: I heard that when you answer it, you learn the exact day, hour, minute, and second that you die.
Big Pete voice-over: Even the phone company was afraid to go near it.
Phone worker: Uh, w-we're not afraid, exactly. Phone regulations-- it's a private call.
Big Pete voice-over: The longer it rang, the less it seemed like anyone would ever answer it. But someone was about to try, and Wellsville would never be the same.
Big Pete voice-over: This is Wellsville, my home town. In a lot of ways, Wellsville is like most towns in America. The streets are safe (crossing guard blows whistle), the mail... almost arrives on time (mail carrier puts a "Return to Sender" sign on a Valentine), and the ice cream man knows just how to beat the summer heat (Mr. Tastee gives out popsicles). But there's still one thing about Wellsville you won't find in any other town, and it's something that makes us tremble in fear. It's a phone. A seemingly ordinary pay phone that's been ringing for 27 years.
Psychiatrist: (while holding a harpoon gun) Don't be alarmed... I'm a psychiatrist.
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Have you tried the new Hourglass Opaque Rouge Liquid Lipsticks? With all the new liquid lipstick formulations coming out this season I haven't known where to start first! I'd love to hear your thoughts on the various formulas if you've been lucky enough to do some comparisons at the counters.
Zuneta has this fun gif showing all the shades in action. Even better they have a video showing how all the new Hourglass Opaque Liquid Lipsticks look in use as well to help you make your shade selection for online shopping. With the exception of the orange shade I'm kind of loving them all!
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Omg! Totally love this! And hot pink!? Too perfect.
So, I made this cake yesterday and included a mini bunting I made out of vintage sheets. It totally reminded me of you and your super cute blog theme.
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Oh how cool is that, Michael!!! Did you post pics somewhere?? I need to see that!!!
Hey Igor. I can see how this would be fun for some, especially if they have kids. For my OCD personality, I'd be traumatised with a chalk door Pink is different tho.
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Haha I fully understand, Gerard. Not a OCD door at all:-)))
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Gerard, you crack me up!!!!
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HOUSTON (AP) -- Reversing course, the White House said Tuesday night that President Bush apparently never visited Johnson Space Center while he was governor of Texas.
The issue arose Monday when White House spokesman Ari Fleischer, dismissing suggestions Bush was uninterested in the NASA program before the Columbia crash, told reporters the president visited in 1995 or 1996, when he was governor.
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All the news we couldn't fit anywhere else.
Time for our final game Lightning Fill in the Blank. Each of our players will have 60 seconds in which to answer as many fill in the blank questions as he or she can. Carl, what are the scores?
CARL KASELL: Mo Rocca has the lead. He has four points. Peter Grosz and Roxanne Roberts are tied. Both have two points.
SAGAL: All right. We have flipped a coin and Roxanne has elected to go first. Here is your first question. On Monday, Chris Christie withdrew his challenge as blank became legal in New Jersey.
ROXANNE ROBERTS: Same-sex marriage.
SAGAL: Right.
SAGAL: A National Security director at the White House was fired Wednesday for mocking the administration and leaking information in an anonymous account on blank.
ROBERTS: Twitter.
SAGAL: Yes.
SAGAL: In his new book, former vice president Dick Cheney reveals that he was so worried about hackers assassinating him, that he had the wireless feature in his blank turned off.
ROBERTS: Pace maker.
SAGAL: Right.
SAGAL: In an agreement with the Justice Department, banking giant blank agreed to pay a 13 billion dollar settlement.
ROBERTS: JP Morgan.
SAGAL: Right.
SAGAL: Police in Connecticut arrested a man after he blanked during a chase.
ROBERTS: Was this the one where he gave them the finger during the chase?
SAGAL: No. This is the one where he threw a parrot at them.
MO ROCCA: That's right.
ROBERTS: That's right.
SAGAL: After the actor playing the lead dropped out, actor Jamie Dornan was cast as the lead in the movie version of the bestseller blank.
ROBERTS: "Fifty Shades of Gray."
SAGAL: Right.
SAGAL: In a launch event on Tuesday, blank unveiled the latest version of the ipad.
ROBERTS: IPad Air Apple.
SAGAL: Right.
SAGAL: A man in Sweden called the police after he woke up to a blank.
PETER GROSZ: A parrot being thrown at him.
ROBERTS: No, I think it was a clown.
SAGAL: No. It was a strange woman slapping him in the face with a fish.
ROBERTS: Oh, with a fish, the mackerel.
GROSZ: No bell. No bell for that one.
ROBERTS: Wait.
SAGAL: Roxanne, hold on.
ROBERTS: I knew it was a mackerel.
SAGAL: Was it you?
ROBERTS: You know, I've been having these blackouts.
SAGAL: So the man was sound asleep in his apartment when the woman entered, took this mackerel out of his refrigerator, walked over to his bed and then fishslapped him with it.
SAGAL: Police have classified the fishslapping as an assault, and both the man and the mackerel intend to press charges. Carl, how did Roxanne do on our quiz?
KASELL: Six correct answers, 12 more points, she now has 14 points and Roxanne has the lead.
SAGAL: All right then.
SAGAL: Peter.
GROSZ: Yes.
SAGAL: Peter, my friend, you are up next, fill in the blank. In its filing on Thursday, blank set a stock price of 17 to $20 per share of its IPO.
GROSZ: Oh boy. The stock market company.
SAGAL: No, Twitter.
GROSZ: Twitter.
SAGAL: Amnesty International urged the U-S to investigate claims that civilians had been killed in U-S blank strikes.
GROSZ: Drone.
SAGAL: Right.
SAGAL: Schools and regional airports shut down this week in northern China because of thick blank enveloping the region.
GROSZ: Smog?
SAGAL: Right.
SAGAL: This week the FDA warned pet owners about mysterious illnesses and deaths linked to blanks from China.
GROSZ: Treats - dog treats.
SAGAL: Yeah, jerky treats.
SAGAL: On Thursday, Fox News accused President Obama of wanting to make the US Marines blank.
GROSZ: Um...
GROSZ: ...gay.
SAGAL: He accused President Obama of wanting to make the U.S. Marines quote "wear girly hats."
SAGAL: After the government shutdown ended, visitors online immediately maxed out limits on the National Zoo's blank cam.
ROCCA: Oh, come on.
GROSZ: The national zoo's blank cam, monkey cam, I don't know.
ROCCA: Bamboo, bamboo, bamboo.
SAGAL: No, the panda cam. The panda cam.
GROSZ: The famous panda cam at the National Zoo that everyone knows about?
SAGAL: Yeah.
ROBERTS: Yes.
GROSZ: Because we've all been to the National Zoo?
ROBERTS: It's adorable.
SAGAL: It's adorable.
GROSZ: I live in New York City.
SAGAL: The clock is ticking.
GROSZ: Yes, right.
SAGAL: A man peeing outdoors in Portland Oregon caused the city to blank.
GROSZ: Panda cam.
SAGAL: No.
SAGAL: Caused the city to shut down an 8 million gallon reservoir. Sure, it seems like a drop in an 8 million gallon bucket, but still, ew. The man admitted urinating into the water. He said he only did it because he thought the reservoir was a sewage plant.
ROCCA: This is Portland, right?
SAGAL: Yeah.
ROCCA: So it was organic.
SAGAL: Carl, how did Peter do on our quiz?
GROSZ: Terribly.
KASELL: Three correct answers, six more points and now has eight points. But Roxanne still has the lead with fourteen.
ROCCA: Oh, I've got to win this.
SAGAL: Yes, you do.
ROCCA: And it won't happen.
ROBERTS: Oh, you'll do fine, fine, fine.
SAGAL: So how many then does Mo need to win?
KASELL: Mo needs five to tie, six to win outright.
SAGAL: OK, Mo. This is for the game. Fill in the blank. According to an NBC-Wall Street Journal poll, 60 percent of those asked would vote to replace every member of blank.
ROCCA: Congress.
SAGAL: Yes.
SAGAL: On Wednesday, the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox faced off in the first game of the blank.
ROCCA: World Series.
SAGAL: Yes.
SAGAL: Negotiations resumed this week after a four day transit strike in blank.
ROCCA: San Francisco.
SAGAL: Yes.
SAGAL: A man in Pennsylvania called police when he discovered blank.
GROSZ: Panda cam.
ROCCA: Gravity.
SAGAL: No.
SAGAL: When he discovered that someone had stolen his jello from the office fridge.
SAGAL: NBC announced Thursday that they would be airing an updated version of the TV show blank with Octavia Spencer in the old Angela Lansbury role.
ROCCA: Oh, Murder She Wrote?
SAGAL: Murder She Wrote.
SAGAL: A study released this week shows that blanks are as addictive as cocaine.
ROCCA: SmartPhones.
SAGAL: Oreos.
SAGAL: The Palo Alto Fire department was criticized this week after it sent an emergency alert warning residents blank.
ROCCA: A fire - the fire - what happened?
SAGAL: They used their emergency alert system and they used it to alert the residents of Palo Alto that what?
ROCCA: Oh, that people from Oakland were coming.
SAGAL: No.
SAGAL: Man the gates. Repel the borders.
GROSZ: The Raiders are coming.
SAGAL: No. They used their emergency alert system to tell the people of Palo Alto not to forget about the Palo Alto fire fighter pancake breakfast.
SAGAL: It's something you don't want to see, an emergency text message starting with the terrifying words Pancake Breakfast. Officials say they sent the alert to warn residents about the life flight helicopter that would be at the event, which was necessary because those pancakes were dangerously delicious.
SAGAL: Carl, did Mo do well enough to win?
KASELL: Mo had six correct answers for 12 more points. So with 16 points Mo Rocca is this week's champion.
ROCCA: Oh, my goodness.
SAGAL: Well done.
ROCCA: I don't even know what to say. I just...
SAGAL: In just a minute we'll ask our panelists once his presidency is over, what we will see Obama pitching on TV, now that he started that career.
SAGAL: But first let me tell you that...
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Un recul de l'activite aux Etats-Unis peut-il entrainer une hausse de l'activite en Europe?
Nous montrons que, parmi l'ensemble des mecanismes ou asymetries de comportements envisageables, le seul qui puisse conduire a ce qu'une baisse de production aux Etats-Unis entraine une hausse de production en Europe est une forte reaction de la politique monetaire europeenne a l'evolution du taux de change reel. Cette forte reaction est dans la pratique, peu probable.
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Chamber Music Summer School - Mount Buller runs each January at Mount Buller Ski village situated in the north-eastern alps of Victoria. The school is organised each year by a committee who also attend as students. CMSS-MB is residential and caters for up to 12 chamber groups composed of string players and with occasional woodwinds. For 2016 we cannot support groups with piano. The 2016 school will take place between Monday January 18 and Monday January 25.
Professional direction and running of the summer school are provided by visiting staff who are arranged to vary from year to year. In January 2016 overall direction will be by Wilma Smith who as Artistic Director has enrolled an outstanding group of tutors. These will include (from NZ) violinist Donald Armstrong, and from Melbourne violists Caroline Henbest and Christopher Moore and cellists Svetlana Bogosavljevic and Molly Kadarauch. We are delighted to welcome these people and look forward to the qualities of musical experience and teaching ability that they will bring to the summer school.


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These brief tutorials walk prospective and current students through the various processes related to becoming a Madison College student. Most tasks are done through the myMadisonCollege Student Center, our online student portal.
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The Flat Tax
Supporters of the flat tax say it will liberate Americans from the burden of a tax code that is too complex. Its opponents charge that it will be a boon to the wealthy and drive down the value of the middle class's only big investment...the family home. Analysts explain the pros and cons of the flat tax, on the next Talk of the Nation. Guests: Bob McIntyre Head Citizens for Tax Justice Gary Robbins President Fiscal Associates of Arlington, Virginia Washington, D.C. Listeners call in
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Your Pregnancy: Week 41
No, you're not the only one with a baby still in the belly: 50 percent of moms don't deliver before their due date, and you're not technically overdue until after week 42. Can you really blame baby for a little hesitation? As taxing as labor is for you, it's even tougher on the little one. During the journey out of the womb, baby will produce more stress hormones than any other time in her life.
Is natural labor induction dangerous?
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What screenings will baby have?
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Baby's now the size of a jackfruit!
**This extra time in the womb means that when baby (finally) arrives, he'll be heavier and more alert than if he were born a little earlier. His hair and nails will keep on growing too.
Schedule your weekly OB visit
Talk to your doctor about induction options
Go to your checklist
[tip] Indulge in a good book and a long movie...you deserve the relaxation (and reward! You've made it past 40!). Take advantage of the rest while you can — lazy days on the couch will soon be just a dream.
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Topeka Transit busses will keep running nights and Sundays, at least for now.
Transit officials said Monday they'll delay route changes until April 22nd.
The plan had been to stop service after 6:30 p.m. on weekdays and all-day Sundays starting april 1st.
Now, transit officials say they'll wait to hear if any federal funding might be possible to continue the service.
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From the hair-raising GTI to the frugal BlueMotion model, there's a VW Polo to suit every job. R-Line cars combine the two, getting hot hatch looks without the associated running costs; and now there's an all-new 1.0-litre engine.
Volkswagen has lifted the three-cylinder turbo engine from the BlueMotion model, boosted power from 94bhp to 109bhp and replaced the five-speed manual gearbox with a six-speed.
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So, all the characteristics that make the engine in the BlueMotion a winner are present and correct in the R-Line, only now there's a little extra shove.
From start-up through to the red line, the tiny 1.0-litre engine is quiet, refined and punchy. The Polo rarely feels out of its comfort zone, either; it's as happy tackling city streets as gruelling motorways.
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The R-Line does away with some of the fuel-saving features from the BlueMotion, such as the low-rolling-resistance tyres and aero tweaks, but 65.7mpg economy and CO2 emissions of 99g/km are still impressive for a car that races from 0-62mph in 9.3 seconds.
VW also offers a seven-speed DSG gearbox option with the 1.0-litre turbo, but it's a rather costly option, at £1,375, so we'd recommend sticking with the standard six-speed manual.
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Yet low running costs aren't the only part of the R-Line's appeal, as the more pumped- up exterior styling gives the otherwise conventionally styled Polo a lift.
The front and rear bumpers have a more muscular look, while chunkier side skirts and darkened 16-inch alloys have also been added. The larger wheels do little to upset the ride, too, with the Polo remaining very composed and comfortable for such a small car.
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Inside, you'll find a Golf R-like flat-bottom steering wheel, which, like in any other Polo, isn't connected to the most direct of steering racks, but it's weighty and accurate. Elsewhere, sporty side bolsters and R-Line-embossed seats add a touch of sparkle to the sophisticated cabin.
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Controversial portrait of pope to be unveiled
An artwork created by Shorewood artist Niki Johnson, a portrait of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI fashioned from 17,000 condoms, will be unveiled for the first time publicly on April 11.
Because of the artwork has sparked discussion around the world in recent days, some of it negative, a special exhibit has been planned to show the double-sided work publicly at the Portrait Society Gallery, 207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 526. It will be unveiled on April 11 at 7 p.m., when the artist will give a talk. »Read Full Blog Post
Singing, acting both stellar in 'Figaro'
Actors are taught to act and opera singers are taught to sing - and all too rarely do the twain really meet.
The Florentine Opera Company's production of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," directed by Candace Evans, cast that notion aside Friday evening with a spot-on blend of absolutely sterling singing and audience-connected acting. »Read Full Article
Theatre Gigante taps dark, creative energy in 'Electra'
While her father is out of town on business, her mother takes a lover. When her father comes home, Mom and her new consort stab him. She herself is thrown out of the house. Her baby brother now lives in exile.
No wonder Electra has a complex. The question is whether her righteous anger regarding the murder of her father (Agamemnon) can justify plotting with her brother (Orestes) to murder Mom (Clytemnestra) and Mom's new squeeze (Aegisthus). »Read Full Article
UWM work exhibited at Cannes film fest
Fourteen films by students, faculty and alumni of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of Film, Video, Animation and New Genres have been accepted into the short-film showcase at this year's Cannes International Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday on the French Riviera.
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Fantastic appy that can be done in advance, is visually appealing and takes a great spin on an old favorite. This goes fantastic with a chilled glass of rose champagne. Thanks for the treat!
Hi there Di, I made these yesterday to bring to a party, and they turned out great. What appealed to me about this recipe is the fact that there is a lot less mayo called for than most recipes. Also, the idea of the crabmeat seemed different. I did not use the caviar since I don't like it, and I did add 2 tsp dijon mustard & some fresh parsley to the mix. By the way, I made 30 of these, and they were consumed within a few minutes after putting them on the buffet table. Thanks for sharing! --Marla
BAM! (haha)These are good.I was out of hot sauce(gasp)and I didn't use the cavier but followed thr rest of the recipe.I used white pepper and green onion.Thanks!


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|Care in the Country...
|Mahan Creek Dental, housed in a historic log cabin with additions, is located on the scenic Mahan Creek in Brierfield, Alabama. Despite its rustic appearance, the dental office houses state of the art equipment that is the latest in dental technology, is fully handicapped-accessible, and provides a free Wi-Fi connection for patients to use. Patients are also welcome to wander the beautiful grounds.
|At Mahan Creek Dental Office, everyone on staff takes genuine pride in providing patients with meaningful personal experiences as well as dental care. We respect the total health needs of our patients in an environment where you are not a number but a name. Dr. Mahan and the entire dental team understand that patient care cannot be rushed.
|We have adopted the principles of L. D. Pankey, one of America's foremost dental educators, who believed that dentists not only have a moral obligation to do their best for patients, but also that they should value personalized care above all other considerations. Our dedication to your oral health and to you as an individual assures you careful explanations and personal attention. You can expect our time to be generous and totally devoted to your treatment decisions, so that you enjoy a lifetime relationship with us … and with your teeth.


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Elizabeth Krontz, 67, formerly of Sturgis, passed away July 29 in Summerville,?S.C.
She was born Nov. 27, 1944, to Ira and Sarah Player.
On Dec. 29, 1963, she married Bruce Krontz. They lived in Sturgis for 13 years, then relocated to Summerville.
She is survived by her husband; a son, Jeff (Jan)?Krontz; a daughter, Christina (Dan)?Yagman; five grandchildren, Jamie, Charity and Naomi Krontz and Mandy and Susan Bennae; a sister-in-law, Judy (Mike) Hartman; and a brother-in-law, Frank (Donna)?Krontz.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Susan; and many other family members.
Cremation has taken place. Donations may be made to Muscular dystrophy Association. A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m. Aug. 13 in Summerville, S.C.
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The Soap's Haunted Basement 2013: Win tickets to the sneak-peek this weekend
This year's event opens the weekend after next. However, the folks at the Soap are currently getting macabre as we speak, and will be opening the basement for a select few this weekend for a series of "dry runs." Meaning, all the full-on horrors without the crowds (think of it like attending a preview performance of a theatrical production). Some minor kink workouts might be involved, but hey -- that could mean scarier thrills for you.
Want a scary sneak-peek of the basement before the general public? We've got tickets to give away to the weekend freakout this Saturday and Sunday. Here's how to enter to win:
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The Soap's Haunted Basement 2013: New features, still freaky
Soap Factory's Haunted Basement: Behind the scenes
If you haven't already, "Like" us on Facebook (just click the button below). Already "liked" us long ago? Then you're halfway there already!
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Post "gimme tickets!" in the comments section of this blog post (not our Facebook page).
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MSCI's reclassification of Greece to emerging market is a yawner as far as ETFs go, writes Dennis Hudachek, as the country's presence in the EFA is less than 0.10%. With Coca-Cola Hellenic (CCHBF.PK) no longer part of the MSCI Greek Index, the country's addition to the EEM will be of minimal effect.
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Post-Brexit volatility tapered off over the last two weeks, allowing interest rates to bounce back a bit from their record (10-year Treasury yield) and near-record (30-year mortgage rate) lows. This week, the 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased 3 basis points to a still-quite-low 3.45 percent. With the Federal Reserve on hold and the UK monetary authority taking at least a one-month breather, we don't expect any significant movement in mortgage rates in the near-term. This summer remains an auspicious time to buy a home or to refinance an existing mortgage.
- 30-year fixed-rate mortgage (FRM) averaged 3.45 percent with an average 0.5 point for the week ending July 21, 2016, up from last week when it averaged 3.42 percent. A year ago at this time, the 30-year FRM averaged 4.04 percent.
- 15-year FRM this week averaged 2.75 percent with an average 0.5 point, up from last week when it averaged 2.72 percent. A year ago at this time, the 15-year FRM averaged 3.21 percent.
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Love this! The movie confused me but in a good way lol
You can't help but get a real metaphysical perspective when the main character is an alien. Also, I like how Scarlett Johanson won't be tied down to one genre, character or budget range. She's amazing. Great job on this, it's pretty dam ominous.
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almost frightening..
or did you intend that?
anyways,... its still nice
almost frightening..
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Looks good, remind me of someone
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I've just recently started working with Python WSGI based frameworks (Pyramid and Flask). I've been working with Apache since forever, but recently I got a lot hype for asynchronous non-blocking event-based technologies like node.js and Nginx.
So I've decided, that when my application goes into production, its going to run in virtual cloud server on Nginx and its going to be super, duper fast...but than I thought...wait a second...wsgi application is a BLOCKING application by design. So wouldn't a wsgi application actually run worse on Nginx than Apache, since it would block the process and jam the server right away? Probably Apache is much better than for my application with its multi-threading.
Anyway, now I am trying to figure out what am I going to use in production, so I can prepare and optimize in that way. I am pretty much a newbie on this field, so I've got some ideas, but Im not sure what route to take.
1.) Have nginx serve my wsgi app, but create some kind of load balancer that sends requests to various nginx instances, as running single process would probably fail miserably as my python app would be blocking it. So I would have 4-8 nginx's running.
2.) Have apache serve everything, wsgi+static
3.) Have apache serve the app via mod_wsgi, and nginx serve static files
4.) Any other solutions?
I am looking for a best equilibrium between performance, resource usage, reliability and convenience. I do not believe that either nginx or apache would be a bottleneck for my app if configured correctly.


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OK, Thanks.
I read a few GW on this forum and have a starting point.
From what I understand, it can take upto a month for a reply.
One last question, can I just call them or stick with a letter?
I'll revive this topic again once I have a update, I'll also keep a eye here for any new advice.
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Ron Howard and Brian Grazer's in-development adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower series may be off the table at Universal, but they're still intent on putting their ambitious transmedia project into production. Eventually.
Grazer told The New York Post's Page Six that everything is on hold for at least a year while Howard continues to try "to get outside financing to make it, and distribute it through a major [studio]." The original plan called for a three-movie trilogy with a spinoff TV series to run between releases. Grazer said they're still aiming for that, mentioning Netflix as a possible alternative to networks for the TV side of things. Javier Bardem is also still attached to star.
For the time being, Howard will focus on a completely different project. "Ron is now going to be working on the Formula One racing movie Rush about Niki Lauda, so the soonest we could do [The Dark Tower] would be June next year," Grazer said.
i would like this so much more if it wasnt javier bardem i like him but it seems off
ron should let frank darbo do the thing since he no longer with the walking dead any more. at least this shows the thing is not dead as thought and another missed oppurtunity by universal if ron suceeds though still the problem about the actor playing jake ageing out of the role and also still no way the demon abortion with a bullet will be allowed to be shown ever.
I'm curious as to who's going to foot the bill for the film.I have no doubt it will be up in the 100 million dollar mark if Ron plans on creating sequels for the entire Dark Tower books.I've only read the first book which I have to say was pretty darn good now all I have to do is find the time to read the second book that is collecting dust on my shelf.
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Blacksite: Area 51 Road Map
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 4/10
- Offline 27 (575 )
- Online 17 (425)
- Approximate amount of time to 1000: 10-15 hours
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
- Are there any achievements that can be missed? Yes, Beware! Octopus Dog!, Rapture, Master Delegator, Investigator, and all weapon achievements can be missed if you dont try for them.
- Glitched achievements? No
- Does difficulty effect achievements? Yes
Welcome to the Blacksite: Area 51 road map. The game isn't really bad at all, and the achievements are easy, but time consuming. The game plays like almost every other shooter.
Step #1: Easy Playthrough
OK, so start up a game on easy. In this playthrough collect all of the Dossier files (a great guide can be found HERE), go for focus fire kills, beat down Dredges for Beware! Octopus Dog!, you should get Professional Motivator by just playing, and go for individual weapon achievements, which are, Small But Mighty, Magic Bullets, Long Distance Charges May Apply, Meatseeker, Geometry Kills, and Dodge This!. By the end of this playthrough you'll also have acquired the achievements for completing Episodes 1-6, The Downward Spore, and I Said Drop And Roll!.
Step #2: Normal and Hard difficulties
Now, if you want to get these achievements as fasta s possible, there is a glitch. After you complete the game on Easy, load up the last checkpoint of the Episodes on Normal and Hard (they dont stack). Complete that Episode, and repeat for the other 5. If you want to play through the game 3 times legit and work on focus fire kills and Reborn kills, that's fine as well as the game is pretty easy on Hard.
Step #3: Weapon Kills
The reason why this game is a 4/10 diffculty. If Look Upon My Works and Despair! didnt exist, this game would be a 2. You need to kill 400 enemies with every single weapon. There is no tracker either, so you have to guess as to when you have 400 kills with everything. I make a checklist and tallied off every 5 kills with each weapon, but it wasnt really effective. The best place to try this is any later level with a Spore Tower, as they'll provide a good amount of weapons and ammo, and as long the Tower stays standing, unlimited Dredges. This and Vae Victus will take up the most time. You'll also get Going for The Gusto! and Instrument of Your Doom! at 100 and 200 kills with each weapon.
Step #4: Campaign Mop Up.
If you didnt get 250 Reborn or 250 Focus Fire kills start up level 2 on easy and just keep playing until they pop.
Step #5: Online Multiplayer
The online achievements for this game are very easy for the most part. If you want to find people to boost with, check THIS thread. Host a ramled Capture the Flag game with whatever rules you want and win. You should get Home Field Advantage, Boot Camp, ...And Justice For All, Flag Feeler, Always Remember Your First, Exposed, and Blacksite Virus Carrier. Win ranked games of every other type to get the achievements for playing that type, Around the Block, and King of the Block. Just keep playing CTF games and winning and you'll get Flag Dealer and Vae Victus. Either boost or play really well to get The Skulls of the Vanquished, the only "hard" achievement in the game.
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The use of artificial neural networks (ANNs) to control autonomous robots has been quite extensively studied. Also, in recent years researchers have begun to investigate the notion of programming such robots using visual programming control models. Some of this work has focused on developing languages based on various programming and robot visual programming-by-demonstration (PBD) systems. Here we extend the latter approach by proposing a visual PBD environment for autonomous robots based on ANNs. Within this environment, sensor-to-motor rules, called sensorimotor maps, are programmed by employing ANNs to match sensor outputs to actuator inputs. The goal is to create a programming environment in which the end-user is not required to have any knowledge of the underlying control model, ANN programming in this case. In this regard, the current proposal appears more promising than previous attempts using the subsumption model
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Miami-Dade police arrested Luis Miguel Cordero, 18, in a field near Okeechobee Road on Sept. 15, after his neighbor tipped them off that Cordero had offered him $2,000 if he would help kill two horses. Cordero was carrying a duffle bag stuffed with garbage bags, rope, tools and a butcher knife. He is now being held without bail at the Miami-Dade County jail, and faces multiple charges including conspiracy to commit animal cruelty with intent in injure or kill, armed burglary and killing of a registered breed horse, according to The Miami Herald. His arrest comes as a relief to South Florida's equestrian community. There have been more than 17 horse killings this year in Miami-Dade County since January, with two more cases in Broward County. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officials believe the horses were victims of a black-market demand for horse meat, which can be sold for $40 per pound. Cordero has since confessed to killing a racehorse at a ranch in Miami Garden on Sept. 9. He talked to his neighbor about committing another horse killing, and the neighbor contacted Crime Stoppers before playing along. He met with Hialeah police detectives, and they wired him and placed a tracking device on his vehicle. Crime Stoppers has been offering $15,000 and the Humane Society of the United States another $5,000 for information leading to an arrest in the cases. However, police believe that Cordero's alleged plot to kill horses was isolated, and they are urging horse-owners to remains alert. Investigations into the previous killings are remaining open.
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Well guys and gals, here I go - about to be induced! I get to meet this crazy little punk that wouldn't turn the right way until 2 weeks ago, kept me from experiencing French cheese and wine over the summer, etc - and I can't wait! Talk to you all in a few days.
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Good luck! Let us know how you and your LO are doing when you get a chance!
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How exciting!!!! Good luck - can't wait to hear back from you!! Be prepared to meet the love of your life!!
Chris, we will be thinking of you both. Hope your little man takes it easy on you and makes it an easy labor. Can't wait to see pictures of him.
Good luck! I can't wait to see pics of your new addition!
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have a safe and easy birth, and rest up! looking forward to seeing photos of your new guy :)
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in old times of smbfs I use codepage and iocharset options, but cifs does not support codepage. What I can do?
I suppose your problem is with the file-names showing up with funny characters for an NTFS share.
According to the NTFS FAQ, the mount command supports the iocharset parameter for NTFS. You should pay particular attention to section 4 and try the mount commands given there.
In another article : smbfs & cifs; accentuated characters; solved, the author proposes three possibilities for mounting such shares :
For more info, the above article describes the author's consecutive tries and logic, until he got this working for him.
Just to mention, make sure it's not a ssh setting that is badly set.
Just spent a whole night trying to figure out how to solve this. Mounting a Window 8.1 NTFS folder with french character (é,è) was causing my ls to display :
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Turn out problem was that Putty default Window->Translation->Remote character set was set to ISO-8859-1. Once I changed it to UTF-8 everything displayed correctly.
Just keep it in mind if you always remote in like I do. Take 5 sec to test it out on a local shell before you spend an enjoyable evening reading and digging thru the microsoft NTFS code page tech documentation to try to figure out what your local Windows NTFS partition code page is set to so you can set the correct code page in the iocharset cifs argument :)


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Ringgit Drops as Malaysia Exports Likely Rose Least in 15 Months
Malaysia's ringgit fell to its lowest level in almost a week as economists predicted that government data this week will show exports rose the least in 15 months in January.
Overseas shipments increased 3 percent from a year earlier, the weakest pace since October 2010, according to the median estimate of 13 economists in a Bloomberg News survey before the March 7 report. The Bloomberg-JPMorgan Asia Dollar Index dropped for a second day as China's government said it is aiming for economic growth of 7.5 percent this year, the lowest target since 2004.
"Export data will give some indication of Malaysian economic growth," said Vishnu Varathan, an economist at Mizuho Corporate Bank Ltd. in Singapore. "China's GDP target means Asian growth forecasts will be dragged lower as most economies here are still export-driven."
The ringgit declined 0.5 percent to 3.0190 per dollar as of 4:40 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency touched 3.0210 earlier, the weakest level since February 28.
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Thirty-year-old Pierangeli has spent most of her adult life trying to do what thousands, if not millions, of women have resolved to do at the beginning of each year: Live a healthier life. This year, however, she is more optimistic about success as she's already started efforts at regular exercise and a well-balanced diet.
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Health-related goals are, indeed, popular among people with New Year's resolutions. In the last 25 years, resolutions concerning weight, exercise, better relationships, and smoking cessation have been at the top of turn-of-the-calendar objectives for both sexes, says John C. Norcross, PhD, co-author of Changing for Good.
For many women, the path to good health is not an easy one, with plenty of roadblocks along the way. Procrastination, family obligations, work demands, and lack of time and energy are only a few culprits that can stop the best of health resolutions in their tracks.
To help women in their quest for better living, WebMD came up with five resolutions to improve physical and mental well-being, and asked the experts to provide tips for success. Their advice is by no means exhaustive, as different strategies work for different people. But, if you've made attempts at sounder mind and body before, here's another chance to make it happen. Good luck!
New Year's Resolution No. 1: Eat, but Don't Pig Out
When women resolve to lose weight, they are often black and white about it, says Bonnie Taub-Dix, spokeswoman for the American Dietetic Association. She says women tend to want to cut out major food groups, telling themselves they cannot have any candy, dessert, or carbohydrates.
"It's a setup for failure, because by the time mid-January comes around, those resolutions are already in line for the next new year," says Taub-Dix. "It would be a much wiser decision to say, for example, 'I'm going to cut back on desserts.' Maybe pick a Saturday to have dessert." Instead of deprivation, practice moderation during the holidays.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. Darrelle Revis, fresh off his conditioning test with beads of sweat trickling down his forehead, strolled up to a group of reporters with a smile on his face.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell upheld Bradys four-game Deflategate suspension Tuesday, as the league and the NFL Players Association gear up for a contentious legal battle.
When Revis was asked if he believed Brady's account of the controversy, he declined to comment, saying he didnt have all the information the league had.
Its not my concern, Revis said. They have to deal with that situation, but we have things over here that we have to do collectively.
Even though Brady is currently slated to miss four games, other Jets players stress that the Patriots will continue to be competitive. The fact that New York doesnt play New England until Week 7 also seemed to minimize the impact on the Jets.
I dont think so, quarterback Geno Smith said when asked if Bradys suspension changes the division dynamic. Bradys going to be out there when we play him. And Ive played him four times now, and I know how tough of a competitor he is and how good of a team that is. But weve got to work on us right now and use this time wisely so that when those games come about, were ready for them.
Added wide receiver Eric Decker: We dont play New England in those four games, so it doesnt affect us. Well get championship Brady.
Though Jets players were peppered with Brady questions, Revis chose to focus not only on his current team, but the other two seemingly improved division foes the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins, two teams that made splashy offseason additions.
I feel like this is going to be the toughest division in the NFL, Revis said. Just with all the pieces that have moved. With me coming back here, (former Jets coach) Rex (Ryan) going to Buffalo, you have (former Jets general manager Mike) Tannenbaum down in Miami, its a lot of moving pieces, and its going to be tough.
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