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I use a spyderco sharpmaker. Always comes out razor sharp. I can do freehand razor sharp, but it takes a lot more concentration. Key is consistant angle. A LOT easier to keep it consistant when you're using a sharpmaker since the blade is vertical and you can watch the angle easier.
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Consistant angle is the most important thing. a total 40 degree angle is about the best for knives. The edge also has to have some shape to it, depending on the grind. Most knives are hollow ground or flat ground, but they have a back bevel. This angle is slightly less than the edge angle. That helps keep the resistance down while cutting. On your edge, you are essentially bringing the two sides of the blade together, and forming a burr (a thin sliver of metal that curls over). Then you cut the burr off with another pass, and it's sharp. The more consistant your angle, the better the burr that forms, and the cleaner you will cut it off.
If you're insistant on sharpening with a flat stone, you need to learn to gauge the angle. One way is to set the blade at the correct angle on the stone, put your finger on the stone, and slide it up to the spine of the blade. If you keep your finger on the same spot on the spine, you can use your finger as an angle guide. Eventually you'll learn to feel the angle, but it takes time. I think oversharpening is another common mistake. It doesn't usually take as many passes as you'd think. I've been sharpening on flat stones for a few years now (probably use them about two or three times a month), and then recently got a sharpmaker. I love the sharpmaker system. Takes the thinking out of it, and the learning curve isn't steep.


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I'm sort of glad I never played a lot of sports as a kid, mostly because I don't have enough fingers to count all the friends I had who hobbled around on crutches or wore arm casts because of their sports injuries. The weirdest one was when my friend Ashley tore her meniscus. She came crutching into homeroom with her knee in a brace and gladly demonstrated what happened when she put any weight on it: her knee immediately buckled, nearly sending her to the floor. I vaguely remember there being a smattering of grudgingly impressed applause.
A meniscus tear is one of the most common knee injuries, particularly for those who play sports or do things that involve a lot of sudden stops and turns. Ashley played tennis, so I suppose it was only a matter of time before something tore.
We're going to take a look at the meniscus, how and why it can be injured, and what can be done to treat and prevent injury.
The Meniscus: Fibrocartilage or Ticking Time Bomb?
Your knees bear the brunt of a lot of things, whether you realize it or not. Think of all you use your knees for: walking, running, using your foot to scratch an itch on your leg, helping you lift something heavy … even just simply bearing your own body weight. Your knees don't handle all of this alone; there are a bunch of ligaments and fibrocartilage that help dissipate pressure and reduce friction.
The meniscus is one of these fibrocartilage heroes. Flat and curved, almost like a pad, the meniscus covers each tibial condyle. The medial section of the meniscus attaches to the anterior intercondyloid fossa of the tibia, while the lateral covers a large part of the auricular surface—it's twisted on itself so that its free margin rests on somewhat of a sloping shelf of the front of the lateral process of the intercondyloid eminence. Which is a bit of a mouthful. Basically, it's a hat for the tibia, as you can see here:
Do the Twist: A Torn Meniscus
Like I said above, tearing the meniscus is relatively common. It's not just sports that can cause it to tear, either. Sometimes it's just plain old age and degeneration—we're not perfect machines, after all. Our parts are subjected to the same wear and tear as anything.
The most common cause of meniscal tears is due to twisting while loading the knee, such as during a tennis match or other sport. If the meniscus has weakened and grown thin due to old age, sometimes even just standing up can cause it to tear!
Symptoms of a torn meniscus include pain, swelling, catching or locking of the knee (because there's cartilage flapping around), or like what Ashley had experienced in that her knee "gave way."
Meniscal tears are categorized by type and location. Vertical tears are along the longitudinal axis, while horizontal tears are along the transverse axis. A common location for a meniscal tear is the posterior horn, pictured here:
Up and Running: Diagnosis and Treatment for a Torn Meniscus
Despite the symptoms listed above, there are a few ways to know for sure if the meniscus has been torn. One way is to have an ultrasound, which a doctor will use to check out your knee while it's in motion. If cartilage is flapping around in there and getting caught in the moving parts of the knee, the ultrasound will be able to show that. Another is to have a magnetic resonance image, or MRI, which uses radio waves and a magnetic field to produce surprisingly detailed images of soft and hard tissue—even a hard place to visualize like the inside of the knee.
If an ultrasound or MRI can't produce a concrete result, an arthroscopy may be needed. In an arthroscopy, a small incision is made near the knee and an arthroscope (a camera and light source) is inserted into it to take a look around. The camera will produce an actual real-time image of what's going on within the knee.
Depending on the severity of the tear, your doctor will prescribe one of several treatments.
If the tear isn't too awful, you'll most likely be told to rest your knee (you may even get crutches out of the deal) and to apply ice to reduce any swelling. Over-the-counter painkillers, like ibuprofen, can help both with pain and inflammation.
Physical therapy can be helpful in strengthening the muscles of the knee and the leg for better stability. Surgery can be successful in severe cases, either in repairing the meniscus or trimming it altogether.
So, be kind to your knees. Treat them like you would someone on a date: have fun with them, but don't go too fast or else you risk ruining the night.
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Speaking on Wednesday at the bank's strategy day, chief executive Stuart Gulliver said the business would embark on a major series of cost cuts across its global operations that would save between $2.5bn and $3.5bn.
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HSBC's UK activities will be largely spared from the cuts with the bank saying it wanted to be Britain's "leading bank for international business". Mr Gulliver added that France and Germany also remained key markets for the bank.
Analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said the envisaged cuts could shave close to 10pc off the bank's total cost base, with HSBC looking to reduce costs as a proportion of revenues from 55.2pc today to 48pc-52pc by 2013.
"It is not insignificant and will clearly carry execution risk and a significant investment," said the Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts.
"We clearly have a cost problem," said Mr Gulliver. "We are not going to try to be all things to all people in all markets."
The cuts are part of a series of initiatives announced by HSBC as it explained to the City how it planned to hit the 12pc-15pc return on equity target it announced with its full-year results in February.
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Multiple sensations combine in this professional eye massager, to bring you superior tension relief after a day of computer work, close reading, sinus pressure or merely the stress of daily life. Slip on the I See Eye Massager and let the air bag massage gently vibrate against sore muscles and swollen eyelids. Remote control allows for a customized eye massager experience. Speakers and nature sounds music also included!
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Ben Watson (born 1956) is a British writer on music and culture of Marxist views, known especially for his writings on Frank Zappa.
Watson is well known as a regular contributor to The Wire, as well as the author of numerous books, often entailing studies of popular culture from the perspective of Marxist aesthetics. Watson was a member of the British Trotskyist Socialist Workers' Party;[1] his writing combines this background together with influences from Theodor Adorno and the Frankfurt School, the Situationists and wider cultural interests including the writings of James Joyce and J.H. Prynne. His first full-length book, Frank Zappa: The Negative Dialectics of Poodle Play argued that Zappa's work was part of the protest against capitalist society.[1] Watson calls his own field of study in this area Zappology. He is also an experimental poet and novelist; his first novel Shit-Kicks and Dough-Balls was published in 2003.
Watson's partner is the Marxist philosopher (and scholar of Walter Benjamin and Georg Lukács) Esther Leslie[citation needed] with whom he has collaborated on various works.
Since 2003 Watson has broadcast a weekly radio show (2pm Wednesdays) on Resonance 104.4FM (www.resonancefm.com) called Late Lunch With Out To Lunch.
In 2010, he and Andy Wilson founded the Association of Musical Marxists; together with Keith Fisher the AMM started up the Unkant imprint.
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- Art, Class and Cleavage: A Quantulumcunque Concerning Materialist Esthetix (1998)
- The Complete Guide to the Music of Frank Zappa (1998)
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Great Austin Parks was founded to marshall support for increased funding to the Austin Parks and Recreation Department's (PARD) maintenance budget in the upcoming City Budget for 2013-2014 We are now renewing this effort for 2015-2016 City Budget. This is the second time in Austin that a broad array of park advocates have formed a united front to lobby for better park funding.
Background: The Austin Parks Department has been a favorite target for budget cuts in economic downturns for decades. However, when the good times return, these cuts are never fully restored. The results, PARD does not have the staff or the funding it needs to properly care for Austin's 29,225 acres of parkland.
Austin's parks and pools have an infrastructure "time bomb" of approximately $1 Billion dollars of back logged repairs. Ordinary maintenance often gets postponed repeatedly until it becomes a major capital project. Several much beloved swimming pools like Metz were threatened with closure earlier this year due to serious leaks. We need a plan to catch up on all of these problems!
More Funding For Parks Needed In 2015-2016 City Budget
The Austin City Council begins deliberations in July & August to adopt the 2015-2016 municipal budget, including funding for the city's parks and recreational facilities in the upcoming fiscal year. The advocacy group Great Austin Parks has identified the need for additional monies in the proposed budget for trails, swimming pools, forestry, basic maintenance, and recreation center programs for disadvantaged youth and seniors.
The City Managers proposed budget only gives the Parks Department (3) new full time employees to properly care for Austin's almost 30,000 acres of park land. We must do better. We have a great parks system…Let's take care of it !
Currently, the City of Austin spends only $65 per resident each year to operate its parks. while some Rust Belt cities spend much more. Clevelend and Boston $88, Plano $90, Fort Worth $75, and Corpus Christi $73 (according to statistics compiled by the Trust for Public Land – 2015 City Park Facts).
Great Austin Parks urges everyone to contact Mayor Adler and their City Council Member to request a greater level of funding for the Austin Parks Department and its programs in the budget currently under consideration.
Visit https://www.austintexas.gov/email/all-council-members to send your email requesting the allocation of more monies for Austin's parks and recreation areas today!
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The Mountain View Toros softball team won Thursday's neutral conference game against Chaparral by a score of 4-0.
(February 23, 2012: Mesa, AZ 85213) The Mountain View Toros softball team scored 4 points and limited the visiting Chaparral Firebirds to 0 in the Toros non-league triumph on Thursday.
The Toros (2-1) will now prepare for their battle against Tucson (Tucson, AZ). The Badgers go into the non-league battle with a 0-0 record.
The Firebirds now possess a 1-2 record. They play next when they travel to Red Mountain for a non-league battle on Thursday, February 23. Chaparral will meet a Mountain Lions squad coming off a 16-0 non-league win over Deer Valley (Glendale, AZ). The Mountain Lions record now stands at 2-0.
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Choose Joy is a one day faith-based conference event geared toward people experiencing infertility and/or desiring to build their family through adoption.
There will be a dinner, some break-away sessions where attendees can choose to hear about topics closest to their heart and situation, and then a final session with some special surprises and where our Keynote Speaker, Rachel Goode will share her story.
But the best and most exciting part is that at the end of the event we will be raffling off funds to help one lucky attendee grow their family!
If you are walking the painful and often lonely road of infertility, or even if you have never experienced infertility but still have a desire to grow your family through adoption, you need to attend this event!
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I'm looking for some functions in MATLAB in order to find out some parameters of sound,such az intensity,density,frequency,time and spectral identity. i know how to use 'audiorecorder' as a function to record the sampled voice,and also 'getaudio', in order to plot it.But i need to realize the parametres of a sampled recorded voice,that i mentioned above.i'd be so thankful if anyone could help me.
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This is a very vague question, you may want to narrow it down (at first) and to add as much contextual details as you can, it will certainly attract a lot more answers (also as mentionned by Ion, you could post it at http://dsp.stackexchange.com).
Sound intensity: microphones usually measures pressure, but you can get the intensity from that quite easily (see this question). Your main problem is that microphones are not usually calibrated, this means that you cannot associate an amplitude with a pressure. You can get sound density from sound intensity.
Frequency: you can get the spectrum of your sound by using the Fast Fourier Transform (see the Matlab function
As for spectral or time identity, I believe these are psychoacoustics notions, which is not really my area of expertise.
I'm no expert but I have played with Matlab a little in the past.
One function I remember was wavread() to input a sound signal into Matlab, which if executed in this form
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The boys run together year-round, which also helps them understand how to race together. Mostert said the runners don't feel a lot of pressure because the team lost five varsity runners to graduation.
"We still feel like the underdogs," said Mostert. "We haven't proven anything to anybody yet."
Davis' only loss was to American Fork, while the Cavemen won all of their invitational meets.
"We'll just run the best we can, but I think it will be a close, exciting race," he said.
On the girls' side, Davis is the favorite, led by Shae Davis. The girls, however, only return two runners from last year's team.
"We're a very young team," Talley said. He said Lehi will likely be the toughest competition for a team title.
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On the 2A girls side, it will be South Summit as the favorite, thanks to runners like Grace Shultz.
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I don't have the source code but have the binary. With command "nm binary_name" I could know the functions inside the binary.
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Miniaturize your favorite tree with this ancient art.
Bonsai plants are, in their essence, little trees. Yet the art of bonsai has a much greater scope: it strives to replicate nature. It is an art that emulates the elements and their action on living plants. A tree is just a sapling until the roots grow, the water comes into the soil, and the forces of sun, wind, and gravity sculpt it into shape. The bonsai artist uses a variety of tools to replicate these effects and create a perfect miniature version of life on Earth.
Watching your tiny tree as it cycles through the seasons, going dormant, pushing out leaf buds, blossoming, and then producing fruits or berries is very rewarding, and a wonderful way to connect with the natural world.
The art of growing bonsai is well adapted to the urban gardener. These plantings require less water, less soil, and less square footage. But just because they're diminutive, doesn't mean that they don't need great amounts of care and tending. Regular waterings are the most essential. Tasks such as repotting and restyling are done when needed, as well as pruning, training, and shaping. These chores are not without reward. Because bonsai can recreate complete landscapes, the impression of grand natural space exudes from these small displays.
Aesthetics dominate the art of bonsai. Many stringent rules exist for the purists dedicated to this art. Ancient standards declare that certain trees are to be grown in certain shapes and planted into certain pots. But the modern, creative gardener follows her own path toward beauty. Just be sure to never lose sight of the visual appeal and design of your plantings.
The more you learn about bonsai, the more you realize what you have yet to learn. To properly cultivate a design could take decades. From the beginning, art is made and life is growing, but the passage of time is the core of bonsai. Many experts in the field have been growing bonsai 50 years or more. This is a simple primer to help you establish your roots.
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Earlier in 2008 Northern England came into being, and right behind that (only 8 weeks later) appeared the superb Lofoten guide - which manage to scoop First Prize the Banff guidebook competition - so we are doing something right! Early 2012 saw Peak District Limestone hit the shops, it is going like hot-cakes. A Costa Blanca rewrite and a new Ariege guide also came out in the same year as Peak Limestone.
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"Polignano... it's worth a visit" Polignano a Mare by effeti
Polignano a Mare Travel Guide: 12 reviews and 27 photos
The first time I was here with my wife in 2003 for a couple of days, to visit by car many places around. it was a very nice base, and it is a very nice town to visit., too.
Built on the top of the cliffs... you can see the water from many balconies... And it's a charming little town, with a small and ancient city center, good food at relatively low prices...
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I was there for two days at the beginning of may. Not at all high season. The hotel itself is a little old, and i didn't... more travel advice
Little and Cozy, along the main road of the old Polignano. We where there twice in two years, and always ate good fish... more travel advice
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The position of this little town is really wonderful.... This is a narrow valley in wich the sea enters. Wonderful... more travel advice
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Mmm, how tempting is that. Buon Giorno!
Buona sera d'Australia Francesco. This place sounds beautiful. It was my pleasure vsiting here virutally with you. Grazie mille & ciao.
sounds idyllic Francesco, perhaps I should add to my italian list ;-0
What a picturesque old town on cliffs :-))) Pure beauty and a lot of history, I see. A must see for me, now.
What a lovely little town that needs to go on my "to see" list. Your photographs are extremely wonderful. Thanks.
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Another interesting place. Nice pics.......... do you both share an interest in the old rocks and ancient times? Lovely page, thank you.
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"We're one day away from the end of the fiscal year and this body has not considered a single one of the annual appropriations bills," said McCain. "The simple fact that we're considering this continuing resolution is evidence of the majority's inability to lead."
The vote adds the 12 annual appropriations bills, needed to set the budgets of hundreds of federal programs, to lawmakers' already lengthy post-election to-do list. Lawmakers have postponed a fight over President George W. Bush's income-tax cuts that expire Dec. 31, a long-delayed food-safety bill and a defense authorization bill, among other items. The recommendations of President Barack Obama's debt-reduction commission also are due Dec. 1.
Lawmakers also adjourned without approving Jack Lew's nomination to head the White House budget office. His confirmation has been blocked by Louisiana Democrat Mary Landrieu, who is demanding the administration loosen its deep-water drilling moratorium in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Democrats rejected the administration's request to include tens of billions of dollars in additional spending items amid concern over the federal deficit. The measure funds the executive branch through Dec. 3.
It would extend government backing of home loans up to $729,750 in most higher-cost areas of the U.S., including parts of California and New York, and up to $793,750 in some counties in Hawaii.
In 2008, lawmakers increased the size of loans that Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Administration were allowed to insure as part of an effort to boost housing prices.
The move makes it easier for more borrowers to obtain credit. Loans too large to receive a government guarantee often require higher down payments and can carry higher interest rates. Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Housing Administration together backed nearly 97 percent of all home loans issued in 2009, according to Inside Mortgage Finance.
The bill is H.R. 3081.


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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – The late Derrick Thomas, perhaps the best pass rusher in college football history, still is not recognized alongside the sport's other greats.
In his third year on the ballot, the former Alabama linebacker failed again Tuesday to be elected to the College Football Hall of Fame.
The 2013 class was announced in New York by the National Football Foundation.
It's the second consecutive year that an Alabama coach or player has not been selected for enshrinement. This follows a three-year stretch in which former Alabama linebacker Woodrow Lowe (2009), former Crimson Tide coach Gene Stallings (2010) and former Alabama defensive lineman Marty Lyons (2011) were elected.
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Dave Geis, president of the parish council at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Seymour, was one of those taken aback by the 85-year-old pontiff's decision.
"I think he has been a good leader for the Catholic Church worldwide," Geis said.
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Does anyone know a way to automatically configure wireless to be disabled when LAN is connected? Then I can just dock, use the LAN, un-dock and use the Wireless? So the second question might be: Wht does the OS not follow the Adapter priority as listed in Network Advanced Settings?
Background: I have a laptop with a port docker, at work I want to use the fast LAN, but when away from work I use the wireless. The wireless at work seems to take precedence over the LAN and its really slow. It often takes me a while to recognize and mash the wireless disable switch at the front of the laptop which also disables bluetooth. It would be great if this was auto-magic.
Good suggestion to check the order of the Adapters however I found that the Local Area Connection was already listed at the top. But the wireless still takes precedence.


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Antony and the Johnsons - Swanlights
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Antony and the Johnsons' fourth album length studio recording, Swanlights, drops today on the Secretly Canadian label.
Lead singer Antony Hegarty's overwrought delivery is a binary proposition: love it or loathe it. Either way, he can't be ignored and if you're a fan you probably already have the "Thank You For Your Love" EP from September, the title track of which is featured on Swanlights. If you're not a fan, or you're unsure, then follow the buy link to hear thirty second clips of two of the songs on the album.