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Anyone have any recommendations for a GPS unit? I almost bought a Garmin GPSMap 60CSx 2 or 3 times for use on my KLR650, but now that I have the jeep portability and small size is no longer an issue. :D
Ultimately I want something that you can get topo's for. The in town stuff and highway stuff would be a complete bonus as far as I am concerned.
Just get a smart phone like and andriod and just use google maps or the navigation that uses google maps. It's updated and auto updates. Thats what I do and it gives you turn by turn you can mark places and everything. Like if you get out of your Jeep and go for a walk you can mark it, walk away, get lost, and pull it up and guide you right to it.
I have a Garmin Oregon 550t and I absolutely LOVE it!
I've had a Garmin Street finder and a Magellan before and nothing I have seen comes even close.
If you have or can get one of the larger screen Android phones and car docking station, that would be a good option. On my Droid X, I use Backcountry Navigator software with pre-downloaded maps for trail navigation, and the included Google Navigation software for street navigation. Because I also happen to have a Garmin GPSMap 60CSx (which I initially bought for hiking), I also use that for trail navigation in addition to the phone. I have one device zoomed in and the other zoomed out, so I have both views at the same time.
They no longer carry this unit as its been discontinued but I am sure something has replaced it, I hope if this would go out I would replace with the same unit in a heart beat. In heavy tree dense areas the 76 has a much better receiver which is the same as the 60csx but getting older and my eyes are not like they use to be, so hence the 276:D
[QUOTE=Raidue;963944]Anyone have any recommendations for a GPS unit? I almost bought a Garmin GPSMap 60CSx 2 or 3 times for use on my KLR650, but now that I have the jeep portability and small size is no longer an issue. :D
Ultimately I want something that you can get topo's for. The in town stuff and highway stuff would be a complete bonus as far as I am concerned.
If you don't need it to be portable I got a rearview mirror unit from Rydeen. (mn302) It has a backup camera feature, bluetooth and you can also put an additonal video input into it also for rock climbing on the front. Looks factory and an easy install.
@deepblurubi - see my post above.
As far as using a "phone" for a GPS, I Geocache with friends who use their phones.
Although they work well MOST of the time, I have had many occasions where they have lost service, thereby losing their navigational ability as well. So I hand them my GPS, which is still working.
Just food for thought
I got it primarily for navigation and geocaching.
For geocaching, it is the bomb!
Upload straight into it. with the street maps, it will take you right to them, has a camera, you upload your trail notes directly to GC.com for logging, it has ALL of the cache info that you want in it.. yea, it's one of my mostest favoritest toys!
I was looking at the Oregon 450. I have an old etrex that I could use as a hand held. So if i go for a hike or whatnot i can at least find my way back to my jeep. Would it be more beneficial to run s larger screened NUVI for strictly in jeep use?
I use my iPhone 4 for geocaching and wheeling, however I agree that in the deep woods the phone kicks out sometimes which is why I am looking for a good standalone gps as well. Oh and p.s. Geocaching is "da bomb".... Reason I bought my jeep.
I'm using a Garmin Nuvi 5000 and it runs the Garmin TOPO U.S. 24K topo maps just fine. The latest firmware is required and is free from Garmin if the unit you get doesn't already have it.
This is a discontinued model, but you can find it on the Internet for only about $200. It has a large screen that is a little over 5", which is nice.
You will need an external antenna, though. The internal antenna of this unit is very weak.
The external antenna I use just sits on my dash and works fine. It cost about $25. It's a Garmin GA25 MCX.
I have the Garmin GPSMap 60CSX, I went with that one for the portability, I use it on my quad with VVMapping and also can run TOPO maps on it. A ram mount makes it easy to swap from the Jeep to the Quad to handheld for walking trails. I have a couple of the micro SD cards loaded with whatever i may be doing with it, so it's just a matter of popping in the desired card.
I run an iPhone 4 for geocaching and trail marking. Pick up a few good apps and it is the business. The geocaching app works well until you lose service. What I do that works really well is preload maps into my other gps apps for where I will be and all surrounding areas(app has a large cache) and I never lose any ability even when I lose service as gps still works. I even preload caches in the area so I can track them down with no cell service outside the geocaching app.
This really can be a spendy way to go but if you already have a smartphone it is somewhat redundant to buy a standalone gps. However I hear they do have slightly better accuracy.
I've had a Garmin nuvi 650W for several years. Don't know if it does topos but it got me from the Pacific NW to Tampa & back in good order, with only 1 or 2 directional flukes per day.
It mounts a variety of ways, wide screen is good with 3D, lots of features, and you can stick it in your pocket for walking around town. Haven't done any trails though.
Good luck, there's a TON of choices out there.
There are map packs you can download but I found what I need free. In motion x there are certain map types that you can cache. What I do is basically scout out the run I'm planning and while I'm at home I will load those maps and a certain distance past that in a couple hundred mile radius. That way I'm covered. Has not let me down yet.
Anyone running a Garmin Nuvi 550? I pretty much have it narrowed down to that unit or the Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx. :)
I used to have a Garmin c320 for the auto. Now that I have a Droid 2, there is no comparison. The Droid is far better than the Garmin unit was. Locks on within seconds, very accurate, and uses Google maps, which I find to be much more accurate than the Garmin maps, update continuously, and they're FREE!. The interface between the phone and the navigation is also much better; you can speak destinations, use names and addresses with minimal information and the phone will suggest if you are close, an almost unlimited amount of POI's, etc. Both of our Garmin auto GPS units are now ready for the trash.
That is one of the primary reasons I think I have to get a dedicated GPS for offloading.
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Seventies Cinema Revival: M*A*S*H (1970)
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- J.D. said...
Love this film and am a HUGE Altman fan. I really like the chemistry between Gould and Sutherland. I believe in one of the extras it's mentioned that early on during principal photography, the 2 actors had no idea what Altman was doing and tried to get him fired! Fortunately, that didn't happen and they went on to make a great film... and Gould would team up with Altman several more times.
- September 21, 2009 at 4:32 PM
- Tony Dayoub said...
To follow up on your anecdote, rumor has it Gould ended up apologizing to Altman, but Sutherland never did, and hence he and Altman never collaborated again.
- September 21, 2009 at 4:35 PM
- J.D. said...
heh! Now, that part I did not know. Oh well, Sutherland's loss... Look at what Gould and Altman produced as a result of subsequent collaborations...
- September 21, 2009 at 4:40 PM
- The Mad Hatter said...
Wow, another blog that I follow wrote about M*A*S*H this week too. "Birds of a feather..."
I wonder, am I the only person who loves this film but doesn't care much for the television series?
- September 23, 2009 at 3:07 AM
- Adam Zanzie said...
Though M*A*S*H is awesome, it is also arguably a canidate for Altman's most overrated. A few fans would say that it's his best film, and because of that popular majority opinion I almost didn't watch the rest of Altman's films after seeing it. The film does have the multicharacters and the overlapping dialogue and everything else in between- yet M*A*S*H, whilst a great film, is hardly representative of Altman at his most blazing. I actually prefer Quintet (1979) by comparison.
- October 4, 2009 at 1:16 PM
- Tony Dayoub said...
Adam, again you fail to put the film in its proper context. It's not that M*A*S*H is Altman's best film. Many love Nashville, and my own personal preference is The Long Goodbye (Quintet is such an oddball choice from left field that I continue to stick to my theory that you are contrarian who simply likes to provoke commentary by going against the grain, since many would agree that it's one of his most flawed works). M*A*S*H was simply the FIRST of his films in which the veteran TV director's penchant for overlapping dialogue, improvisational acting, and freestyle use of camera techniques such as the zoom, coalesced to create his now familiar style.
The film was a trailblazer simply because it was the first "Altman" film in his filmography.
- October 4, 2009 at 8:52 PM
- Adam Zanzie said...
Oh no, I completely agree with you about Nashville, which to date I consider to be his masterpiece; Short Cuts and 3 Women are two other strong contenders. And I still think that M*A*S*H is a great film, but it's hard not to be annoyed by the fact that it still holds the reputation as Altman's most famous film.
If I consider Quintet a superior work, that may be because I find it, well... richer. Altman is experimenting more. It's a wonderous followup to 3 Women, and although I still crave Altman's overlapping dialogue/multicharacter side, part of me does wish that he had made more surrealist films at the same time.
About your suspicion that I might only be making the M*A*S*H/Quintet comparison out of a temptation to defy the majority rule, I will confess that I haven't explained myself too well. Let's use a filmmaker like Huston, for example: The Maltese Falcon was his breakthrough film, and yet by comparison I actually prefer The Misfits, one of his most heavily criticized. It's not so much a result of wanting to have a special opinion as it is a result of which film provokes the thoughts more. In that sense, M*A*S*H is generic Altman, while Quintet is Altman going out on a limb, taking risks, destructuring not only science fiction but also the definition of the visual medium in the process.
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Since 1988, the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) has conducted its Vacancy Survey to determine the extent and distribution of workforce shortages within the nation's clinical laboratories. This confidential survey has been administered every 2 years and has served as the primary source of information for academic, government, and industry labor analysts. Results from past surveys show that laboratory medicine is a rapidly evolving field. Although ASCP recognizes the importance of continuity, each time the Wage and Vacancy Survey is administered represents an opportunity to improve its methodology to collect the most current relevant data while maximizing survey participation. The survey has evolved in response to changes within the profession; new questions were added to the 2012 survey to examine some of the factors affecting wage and vacancy rates. ASCP continues to gather questions, comments, and suggestions from our members regarding the profession, with the goal of adressing them through this important survey.
The 2012 Vacancy Survey was conducted through collaboration between ASCP's Institute of Science, Technology, & Policy in Washington, DC and its Educational Design and Technology division and Board of Certification in Chicago, IL.
Electronic survey invitations were sent on July 25, 2012, via Survey Gizmo (an online survey vendor). The survey was closed on August 31, 2012. This year, ASCP also used social media (ie, Facebook and LinkedIn) to disseminate the vacancy survey to help augment the response rates.
The main goals of this year's vacancy survey were to address the following:
Vacancy rates by laboratory department
Anticipated vacancies in the next 6 months by laboratory department
Rates of vacant positions left open for longer than 6 months
Anticipated retirement rates in the next 24 months by laboratory department
The 2012 Vacancy Survey sought to collect staff- and supervisory-level data on the following laboratory areas:
Anatomic pathology (including non-MD professionals)
Blood bank/immunohematology
Core laboratory (new laboratory area surveyed this year)
Laboratory safety (new laboratory area surveyed this year)
Molecular biology/diagnostics (new laboratory area surveyed this year)
Reproductive medicine and genetics (new laboratory area surveyed this year; sample sizes did not allow for statistically significant comparisons)
Specimen processing (new laboratory area surveyed this year)
Tissue typing/histocompatibility (new laboratory area surveyed this year; sample sizes did not allow for statistically significant comparisons)
Administration (new laboratory area surveyed this year)
The ASCP survey administrators recognize that there is no standard approach to how laboratories are organized; laboratory areas may hire staff with a variety of certifications. ASCP provided survey participants with the opportunity to report on the certifications that exist or are sought after for the laboratory area under their supervision.
Key Findings
The primary objective of this research was to estimate the rate of shortages within clinical laboratory departments. Overall, this survey presents data from 935 respondents responding for 22 842 employees across the United States. Of all the departments surveyed, the phlebotomy, blood bank, core laboratory, hematology/coagulation, microbiology, chemistry, histology, and specimen-processing departments employ most clinical laboratory personnel. By region, the Far West region (composed of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming) had the highest response rate at 22.2%. The Central North West region (composed of Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota) had the least number of respondents at 9.7%.
Across the nation, the vacancy rate was highest for phlebotomy departments (8.0%) and lowest for the cytogenetics, histology, and immunology departments, as well as laboratory safety personnel (4.0%) (Figure 1). According to the survey results, phlebotomy (8.0%) has the highest overall staff (nonsupervisor) vacancy rates in the nation; specimen processing (14.0%) has the highest overall supervisor vacancy rates (Figure 2 and Figure 3) The lowest staff (nonsupervisor) vacancy rates occurred in the departments of cytogenetics, laboratory safety, and specimen processing (each 4.0%); the lowest supervisor vacancy rate was in the immunology department (1.0%; Figures 2 and 3).
Survey findings show that immunology departments have the highest overall percentage (10.0%) of employees anticipated to retire in the next 24 months. Cytogenetics and phlebotomy have the lowest rate of employees expected to retire in the next 24 months (4.0%). The projected retirement rate is highest for staff (ie, nonsupervisory roles) in the immunology department (10.0%) and lowest in the phlebotomy department (3.0%). The supervisory retirement rate is highest in the hematology/coagulation department (24.0%) and lowest in the histology and molecular biology/diagnostics departments (4.0% for each).
Overall, survey results show that molecular biology/diagnostics and phlebotomy have the highest percentage of positions (8.0%) anticipated in the next 6 months (by December 2012) and chemistry/toxicology has the lowest rate of anticipated positions (0.4%). Data also reveals that chemistry/toxicology has the highest percentage of vacancies left open for more than 6 months. By region, the Central South West (composed of Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas) and Far West (composed of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming) reported higher vacancy rates than other regions; by contrast, the Central North West had the lowest vacancy rates.
Current Laboratory Workforce
Compared with the results of ASCP's 2010 Vacancy Survey, this year's results reveal decreased overall vacancy rates for blood bank, cytology, hematology/coagulation, histology, immunology, and microbiology departments (Figure 1). Data also show a slight decrease in staff (ie, nonsupervisor) and supervisor vacancy rates by department except for the cytology department, whose staff vacancy rate has doubled since 2010 (Figures 2 and 3). Overall, the rate of certified laboratory professionals is up this year. Hematology/coagulation and histology departments reported a slight decrease in the rate of certified staff (nonsupervisor); the numbers of certified staff (nonsupervisor) and supervisors decreased this year for microbiology compared with the findings of the previous year's recent Vacancy Survey.
This year, the Vacancy Survey asked about the total positions anticipated to open in the next 24 months due to personnel retiring. Results show that the projected retirement rate for supervisors is higher than that of staff (nonsupervisor). Comparing the anticipated vacancies between June and December 2012 among all the departments surveyed, staff rates are generally higher than supervisor rates. The number of staff positions that take longer to fill (ie, have been left open for more than 6 months) is highest for the molecular biology/diagnostics department and the blood bank. The cytology department has the lowest rate of unfilled positions after 6 months.
Results of the 2010 ASCP Vacancy Survey report showed that, overall, the most difficult work-shift position to fill was the night shift. In addition, the previous report also pointed out that the immunology and phlebotomy departments had also reported difficulties in hiring for the day shift. This year's survey results, however, reveal that, overall, laboratory departments are not experiencing difficulties in hiring staff regardless of the type of work shift. At the staff level, most laboratories filled most positions within less than 3 months of posting. Supervisor positions were filled within 3 to 6 months after posting.
The rise of new technologies in the field of laboratory medicine prompted ASCP to ask if this has affected staffing in laboratories. Approximately 72.8% of participants indicated that new technologies have not caused changes to their staffing needs. Those who are affected by new laboratory technologies, however, reported that while it potentially decreased the need to have as large a staff, the number of tests and the workload have increased. Some of the new technologies mentioned were molecular testing, automation, flow cytometry, genetic testing, and immunohistochemistry (IHC).
This year, the ASCP Vacancy Survey included information on 7 new departments (administration, core laboratory, laboratory safety, molecular biology/diagnostics, reproductive medicine and genetics, and tissue typing/histocompatibility) in addition to the 10 laboratory areas surveyed in 2010. Vacancy rates are at least 2% lower for staff (nonsupervisor) and supervisor positions this year compared with 2 years ago. The economy, the aging workforce, innovations in science and technology, and laboratory program closures appear to be contributing factors in the current status of the laboratory workforce.
The current state of the economy poses a challenge in the clinical laboratory field. Ease in staffing regardless of work shift suggests that laboratorians are accepting shifts that used to be difficult to fill to earn additional income or that facilities are asking their employees to work those shifts to save costs.
Higher retirement rates for supervisors compared with staff suggest that managers tend to be older than their staff. Further, the current vacancy survey results indicate that there is a higher rate of anticipated vacancies in the next 6 months (ie, by December 2012) for staff than supervisors. The assumption that the retirement of Baby Boomers will lead to an increase in vacancies for younger workers has not yet happened, due to variations in the labor market. A report published by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation1 states that the economic downturn has "created pressure on health care professionals to revise their career and retirement plans." Even with a current unemployment rate of 7.8%, the lowest since 2009, it appears that many laboratory professionals nearing retirement age now tend to stay longer in their jobs due to economic uncertainties.2,3
The growing demand for medical care for an aging population is driving the fast-paced advances in medical technology and the explosion of higher laboratory test volume. Although these factors may redefine the workforce skills necessary to meet the demands of tomorrow's laboratory, they have not reduced the need for qualified laboratory professionals. Many of this year's survey respondents indicated that program closures and limited programs available in colleges and universities have led to difficulties in finding qualified laboratorians.
Lack of laboratory expertise among new graduates, lack of recognition as health care professionals in the field of allied health, and lower compensation for laboratorians compared with other health care professionals appear to be contributing factors in the current shortage of well-trained and qualified laboratory personnel. Planning a systematic strategy to address these issues is needed to ensure that the profession can achieve increased visibility and opportunities for advancement in the future.
Andrea Bennett, MPH, MT(ASCP)–ASCP Institute of Science, Technology, & Policy, Washington, DC
Matthew Schulze–ASCP Institute of Science, Technology, & Policy, Washington, DC
Patricia Tanabe, MPA, MLS(ASCP)CM–ASCP Board of Certification, Chicago, IL
Mark Bailey, MA, HTL(ASCP)CM–The University of Texas MD Anderson, Cancer Center, Houston
Barbara Caldwell, MS, MT(ASCP)SH–Clinical Laboratory Services, MedStar Montgomery Medical Center, Olney, MD
JoAnne Edwards, MEd, M(ASCP), MLS(ASCP)CM – Consultant, Joint Commission
Phyllis Walker, MS, MT(ASCP) SBB, Consultant
James Wisecarver, MD, PhD, FASCP–Clinical Laboratory & Molecular Diagnostics, Department of Pathology and Microbiology, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha
Sue Zaleski, MA, SCT(ASCP)HT–Department of Pathology, University of Iowa, Iowa City


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Guest post by Jen Zingsheim. [Ed: Since I was at BlogWorld all last week and then took a much-needed couple of days for R&R, Jen Zingsheim was kind enough to guest-moderate #measurePR for me. Here's her quick recap.]. Klout has been having some issues over the past couple of days, leading C.C. Chapman to blog about the Great Klout Plunge of 2011. Hope to see you there!].
Entry Level Search Engine Optimization Job Opening
Bill Hartzer
An Interactive Marketing Agency based in Dallas, Texas that specializes in the Travel industry is seeking a new Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Coordinator. This is an entry level position and ongoing training will be provided, however strong communication skills and an internet savvy attitude are required. Bilingual individuals (ideally native Spanish speakers) are also preferred. Summary. Search Engine Optimization is a discipline within Internet Marketing that helps ensure that our client Websites' show up in the Search Results of Google, Yahoo! and Bing. – Avid web surfer.
It all starts with a plan
Jeff Esposito
This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series. To see previous installments or to learn more about the series, click here. After setting the groundwork for a social media structure across the company, it is important to set up a roadmap for future success. This will not only help you get all of your ducks in a row, but it will also help the organization see where you envision the company playing and being integrated in the next one to five years. Getting started. The first thing to do is to step back and look at the company as a whole. Be technology agnostic. Share it.
Do you offer and value freedom?
Engaging Brand
Freedom is a word dominating the news at the moment with Middle Eastern uprisings, revolutions and even human right questions re freedom and privacy. Freedom is a precious commodity and one which we should all be conscious of offering. If we watch the world events and think "Oh, yes they are after democracy" and not learn about what the true message is.that freedom matters to each individual then we are not listening. We need to look at. Our individual style and if we are freely open to ideas. brand Social Media Middle East democracy brands social media personal branding corporate branding
How to Be Social: A Social Media Manifesto
Experiment Your Way to Blogging Success
This guest post is by Stephen Guise of Deep Existence. Forming an emotional attachment to any component of your website is dangerous and unwise. Did you know that the smallest changes can have a massive impact on your results? Human psychology is very sensitive to minute details—this means that your visitors are picky! If you don't believe small details can make a difference, you probably haven't heard about split testing. Briefly, split testing allows you to split your traffic towards two landing pages with only slight differences, and then analyze the results. Trying new things.
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Has Social Taken a Supporting Actor's Role?
Geoff Livingston
When you look at the iPad app store, one thing becomes clear very quickly. Social networking is not the most popular use of the iPad. Far from it. In fact, just one of 12 of the top paid iPad apps over Memorial Day weekend (as pictured above) was social networking related. The vast majority were games, with a sprinkle of BBQing, music and productivity joining MyPad+ for Facebook.


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EA has revealed that it has another UFC title in the works.
Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare 2 launches in February
EA and Popcap's surprise hit Plants vs Zombies shooter spinoff Garden Warfare will receive a sequel release in early 2016.
VIDEO: EA shows off new live-action Star Wars Battlefront trailer
EA has unveiled the latest tease for Star Wars Battlefront, which takes the idea of disappearing into the game quite literally.
EA: 'Battlefront will be an integral part of the Star Wars universe'
Who would've thought, five years ago, that a new Star Wars title would be one of the most anticipated games of 2015?
We could be seeing EA games on Nintendo's NX
EA is looking into 'any and all opportunities' to develop software for Nintendo's upcoming new hardware, the NX.
EA ups Star Wars: Battlefront forecasts as Ultimate Team drives earnings
Publisher EA now expects upcoming shooter Star Wars: Battlefront to sell 13m units this financial year.
Mirror's Edge pushed back three months
EA has delayed the release of Mirror's Edge Catalyst.
Developer wants EA to OK a next-gen Darth Maul game
Red Fly Studios was once making a Darth Maul game for PS3, 360 and Wii. Now it wants to bring the project back to life.
Former EA exec Tim Wilson joins Glu
Longtime EA executive Tim Wilson has left the publisher to join Glue Mobile as its chief technical officer.
Moore says HD remakes aren't in EA's culture
HD remakes of last-gen EA titles now look pretty unlikely.
VIDEO: Live-action Star Wars Battlefront trailer locks s-foils in attack position
Rumour has it that a new Force Awakens trailer will be unleashed upon us today, but in the interim there's another live-action Star Wars trailer to enjoy.
EA wants in on the Assassin's Creed and GTA action
Sports, shooting, mobile – EA is at the top of its game in many genres, but the open-world action genre is one in which it admits it falls short.
Over 9m people played Star Wars Battlefront beta
EA has revealed that more than 9 million gamers tried the beta for the upcoming Star Wars Battlefront.
Star Wars Battlefront gets a £40 Season Pass
It's going to cost in the region of £90 to see everything that Star Wars battlefront has to offer at launch.
The Sims 4: Get Together expansion delayed to December
Sims fans will have to wait an extra couple of weeks to party on down.
FIFA YouTubers robbed by online thieves
Six YouTube stars known for their hugely popular FIFA videos have been targeted by hackers.
Let's talk about those FIFA 16 numbers...
FIFA's week-one sales were down seven per cent compared with the year before.
Mass Effect theme park attraction in the works
Electronic Arts has partnered with theme park Great America of California to construct a brand new attraction based on the Mass Effect franchise.
FIFA 16 scores No.1 in UK Charts
EA's FIFA 16 has claimed its obligatory UK No.1 at the first time of asking following its release last Thursday.
Bookies tip FIFA 16 to top 2015 UK sales race
FIFA 16 is favourite finish 2015 as the UK's top selling game, according to Betway.
Maxis boss Lucy Bradshaw is leaving EA
The boss of whatever is left of Maxis, Lucy Bradshaw, is leaving EA after 23 years.
Battlefield Hardline arrives free on EA Access next month
EA Access will add Battlefield Hardline to its library of free games next month, according to a listing on the service.
Famous footballers head to UK GAME stores for FIFA 16 launch
GAME is hoping to tempt gamers off the bench for the midnight release of FIFA 16.
NCAA rift sees 13 female players withdrawn from FIFA 16
Tensions between EA and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) have boiled over once again.
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I'm often asked what my body measurements are and/or what are the ideal measurements for a bodybuilder or a classical muscular male physique. Believe it or not, there are actually many formulas for determining the "ideal body proportions."… Read more
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people say im weird
people say i shouldnt cut myself
but they dont know how hard i hold back tears
stuck inside this little world
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my world is caving in around me
someone please help
staring into my thoughts
people talking and laughing all around me
not knowing how close i am to suicide
i wish there was some kind of key to fix this
people call me emo
people say im ugly
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This seems to describe me exactly! I love it!
I've always hated my friend cutting herself, after reading this i'll be more considerate I know what happens at home. i never really payed mcuh attention to it, this has opened my eyes.
it's so sad but beautiful ...keep it up
Tis Dark but sometimes the dark pieces make the most impact. If this is true to you always remember that the light we hold in our heart can burn away any darkness we hold if we just let it. Good writing.
The agaony of your internal loathing is evident but do not dispair you are not ugly and we are all human which makes us flawed in some way time is a great healer believe me. Hold on to your dreams and fears as one day they will assist you in your life.
There is no key, just we and the realities of life face to face and we always win. Good work keep it up !
EXACTLY how I feel. I hate it when people are so judgemetnal. Like, they don't know what a person is going through, so they need to shut the f*** up and stop being a judgemental B****.
Know this feeling only too well, you did an awesome job with this write, kmu =D
I know I don't really know you and everything, but believe me- you are NOT ugly. Who has the right to define beauty? Just because you don't look like the fake beauties in magazines doesn't mean you're not good-looking. Everyone's beautiful in thier own perfect way
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Lewis's lifelong philosophy on civil disobedience is admirable and urgent. Interview with Get in the Way Director, Kathleen Dowdey.READ more
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Pet Sounds is not a racist text, but its impact was racist because it further encoded rock as a white genre, perpetuating the institutionalized prejudice that relegated African Americans to the margins of rock.READ more
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Five Southern states in 11 days: scattered views from the old world.READ more
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History comes vibrantly alive on this comprehensive four-CD set of the influential family group who merged gospel, soul, and blues into a uniquely influential, perpetually uplifting sound.READ more
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This book is about society. Shifting the focus from the individual (crime) to the social (punishment) is not so much a political choice as it is an ethical imperative.READ more
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Tax Policy from Public Choice Perspective
Despite the fact that the tax structure is a product of the political process, rarely does an economic analysis of tax policy take account of the political environment within which the tax structure is designed. The analysis that follows begins with the recognition that the political system uses resources to desing tax systems, and these costs should be taken into account along with other welfare costs of the tax system. While public choice theory might offer much to help advance the theory of taxation, the main focus of this essay will be policy-oriented, and will begin by explicitly recognizing the political costs that are created when people try to influence tax law for their benefit.
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I loved this place. It is a gift shop in an old hardware store location that has a wide variety of items from vintage games, local crafts, novelty items. You could spend a good...
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I loved this place. It is a gift shop in an old hardware store location that has a wide variety of items from vintage games, local crafts, novelty items. You could spend a good deal of time browsing around.
Been here more than once while enjoying a walk around the courthouse square and downtown. Trip Advisor needs a "Downtown Huntsville" category to group these attractions because Big Spring Park, Constitution Village, Harrison Brothers Hardware, and the Weeden House are all near the courthouse square. The Twickenham district is not that far of a walk. Harrison Brothers Hardware is a...
A local favorite! Harrison Brothers is both a museum and "general store" type of shop on The Square in downtown Huntsville. The business is operated by the Historic Society on a volunteer basis. Lots of great memorabilia from the earliest days of Huntsville / Twickenham! A special place indeed.
Enjoyed the walk in this old building, they had stuff there that we grew up with. Glass show cases, ledgers, old cash register. Had things to buy. My husband bought me a set of bear claws, use to pick up hot meat or shred meat. Lady was really nice.
We visited this store a few years ago and wanted to go back. It is a combination museum and store store selling unique kitchen items, toys, pottery and gifts. The clerks were helpful and friendly. A fun place to wander around.
We enjoyed spending more than an hour exploring this nostalgic building stocked with a wide variety of interesting items. From soaps to wall decorations. From picture frames to old-fashioned candy. From garden gloves to story books. It's worth a trip to Huntsville if you only visit Harrison Brothers Hardware.
Always a great place to find that perfect gift! They have something for everyone. Friendly and helpful staff. A must see for all visitors and locals alike!
I had this place on my bucket list so I had to stop and check it out. My daughter was blown away with all the old stuff. This store has some interesting items in it. We only had a chance to spend 45 minutes due to the store closing. The two ladies were very friendly and helpful to me and...
I LOVED this store with a mixture of all kind of things and great to browse and explore. The staff was very helpful and nice. I do recommended that you leave the kids at home and browse with the girls.
What a very unique historic building with lots of older hardware items on display plus the gift shop area for things you can buy and take home with you too certainly worth some time to spend and walk around and see all the different exhibits. A nice hours worth of excitement
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At 08:28 23/10/00 +0200, you wrote: >> >Please let me know how I can help you with that. I believe there are people >> >working on a free javamail implementation >> >> theres a guy at sourceforge who has done this. Not sure on license thou. >Do you have an URL? I could not find it. nope. The same guy is doing activation, infobus and mail apis under something called OpenAPIs (or something similar). He was at sourceforge. Look for that there. If you have no luck I will search my mail archives at office as I have had discussions with him and I can give you his email addie. >I am not that impressed with the results of the JCP, but I have to admit >that Sun is playing this very smart. But I personally would rather work >with free software then with the proprietary Sun stuff even though it >is distributed as free beer. And there are a lot of people in the free >software community that don't that Java that seriously because there is >no complete free implementation. But we are slowly coming there. And don't >forget that we might convince Sun in the end to make it an open and free >standard. The Apache Foundation convinced Sun to release their Servlet >implementation as free software (Tomcat). That is something I creatly >respect and which I hope is only the beginning. true - I see it as more of a practicality thou. >I see what you mean. That is very offensive. Although a non-copyleft >license such as the APL always allows people to do even worse things >like releasing a derived version of the code as proprietary closed >code which you cannot even inspect as you could do with an GPL version. >But I think that people should just ignore such hostile forks of the >code. true but I actually prefer proprietry forks to a degree. At least there is a chance that they will donate code back (most of them do if asked). If not they still are good examples. Many a time I have pointed to incidents like tomcat or to the fact that oracle is using so much stuff. With these arguments I have been much more likely to convince them to go opensource. Once they go opensource it is much more easy to make them go free ;) >> >I hope you succeed (see above). But couldn't you just recommend those >> >projects to use the APL minus the last two clauses (call it the >> >unrestricted APL :). That would make those projects both GPL and APL >> >compatible. >> >> nope. At least I don't think so. At apache everything is decided by >> consensus. So even if I could do it I wouldn't want to. It is more a >> "together we stand or together we fall" kind of atitude. > >If you cannot convince the libraries to change their license because they >want to wait until the APL is GPL compatible you have to respect that >of course. Does anybody know if the issue has been discussed on ApacheCon? it only started yesterday IIRC so not sure. Thou the hackathon was on the weekend and they may have discussed it then Cheers, Pete *------------------------------------------------------* | "Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want | | to test a man's character, give him power." | | -Abraham Lincoln | *------------------------------------------------------*
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- 2 tablespoons grated feta cheese
- salt & fresh ground pepper, to taste
- Shred zucchini on coarsest side of grater Heat oil in large skillet, add zucchini and garlic Saute on medium heat, tossing often for about 5 mins or until excess moisture has evaporated Add the dill and grated feta Serve immediately.
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|Whole moong dal
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), pre-soaked
|Turmeric powder
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Green ginger
|1⁄2 Teaspoon, grated
|4 Clove (20 gm)
|1⁄2 Pound, sliced
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Small, chopped
|White cumin seeds
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Green chili
|1 Small, chopped
|Wheat flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|1 Dash
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
1)Clean and wash the dal.
2)In a deep saucepan, add dal and water, turmeric and salt. Cover and cook it on medium heat for 30 minutes.
3)In a bowl, add wheat flour and salt. Mix water and make soft dough.
4)Divide the dough into 8 portions. Roll each one into 3 inch/7 1/2 cm diameter disc.
5)Then, slowly add the discs into dal and cook for 10-15 minutes on medium heat.
6)In a small pan, heat ghee and sauté onion, garlic and cumin seeds until golden.
7)Turn off heat and add red chilli powder. Pour it into dal and mix.
8)Serve the dal puri into individual dishes and sprinkle lemon juice and coriander.
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Calories 452 Calories from Fat 123
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 14 g21.6%
Saturated Fat 7.8 g39.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 32.7 mg10.9%
Sodium 65.1 mg2.7%
Total Carbohydrates 70 g23.4%
Dietary Fiber 12.5 g49.8%
Sugars 4 g
Protein 17 g33.2%
Vitamin A 14.3% Vitamin C 23.8%
Calcium 10.6% Iron 22.4%
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Many times Rush has 'said' something that was almost word-for-word of a post on FR.
Live Savage. He was at a funeral for a police officer.
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You mean like "bitter intellectual radicalism" or as I have known them since the 1960s, Marxist radical spoiled brats? And they did not have to come from wealthy families to be spoiled brats.. they were celebrated in the MSM as the most intelligent generation ever!. They are even spoiled worse today as arguably the Establishment.
Ivy Leaguers have been known for a long time.. here's from FDR's time:
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I thought of Rice Krispies, Snap, Crackle and Pop! I posted a reply here that said the Middle Eastern brand goes Snap, Crackle and Kaboom!
The next day Limbaugh repeated the "joke" but in a hasty and perfunctory manner. I assumed that a staffer had thought of the joke or read it somewhere and Rush was just doing the joke to get the guy to stop pestering him.
"It can't happen here". Doc S. is correct. The sheeple are oblivious.
In the past I have heard limbaugh say word for word what Savage said the nite before.
Rush claims he's show prep for everyone else
That's his immense ego speaking.
Agreed and he doesn't bother to reveal the source, he makes it sound like it's his own - I hate that. He makes everything sound like he's got a direct line to the WH or a direct line to a secret coven of sources giving him info that only those who listen to him will know days before it happens, lmao, I can read the headlines on MSN and pretend I have a secret source too.
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