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1. Millionenspiel 2. Waiting For The Streetcar3. Evening All Day4. Deadly Doris5. Graublau6. When Darkness Comes7. Blind Mirror Surf8. Oscura Primavera9. Bubble Rap
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Spoon Records and Mute are delighted to announce the release of Can The Lost Tapes, the long awaited box set of unreleased studio, soundtrack and live material.
The Lost Tapes, out on 18 June 2012, was curated by Irmin Schmidt and Daniel Miller, compiled by Irmin Schmidt and Jono Podmore, and edited by Jono Podmore.
When the legendary Can studio in Weilerswist was sold to the German Rock N Pop Museum, they bought everything, including the army mattresses that covered the walls for sound protection, and relocated it to Gronau.
Whilst dismantling the studio, master tapes were found and stored in the Spoon archive. With barely legible labeling, no one was sure what was on these until Irmin Schmidt and long time collaborator Jono Podmore started to go through over 30 hours of music.
What they found was years of archived material, not outtakes, but rather tracks which had been shelved for a variety of reasons soundtracks to films that were never released and tracks that didnt make it onto the final versions of albums due to space.
Irmin Schmidt explains "Obviously the tapes werent really lost, but were left in the cupboards of the studio archives for so long everybody just forgot about them. Everybody except Hildegard, who watches over Can and its work like the dragon over the gold of the Nibelungen and doesnt allow forgetting."
The final cut of tracks, dating from 1968-1977, features studio material recorded at Schloss Nörvenich and Can Studio, Weilerswist with the Can line up of Holger Czukay on bass, Michael Karoli on guitars, Jaki Liebezeit on drums and Irmin Schmidt on keyboards, and on most tracks, vocals from Malcolm Mooney or Damo Suzuki.
Can was formed by ex-student of Stockhausen Irmin Schmidt, who, fired by the sounds of Jimi Hendrix and Frank Zappa abandoned his career in classic music to form a group which could utilise and transcend all boundaries of ethnic, electronic experimental and modern classical music.
Cans influence is well known and far-reaching and the impact they made on music is felt today as keenly as it ever has been. They themselves have always been impossible to classify and reflecting this, the scope of artists who in recent years have cited Can as a major influence is varied from John Lydon to Radiohead, The Fall to Portishead.
With a phenomenal cannon of work that includes Tago Mago, which celebrated its 40th Anniversary in 2011 (the anniversary release was awarded 5* from MOJO, Uncut, Artrocker and Record Collector), The Lost Tapes is an opportunity to hear unreleased material from this iconic band whoever thought that would be possible?
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- 1-1/2 cups cold 2% milk
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- In a large bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft-set. Fold in pineapple. Pour into crust. Spread with whipped topping. Sprinkle with coconut. Cover and refrigerate. Yield: 6-8 servings.
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By: Andrew Gavin (@GBGavin)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Winners of five-straight home games, the Green Bay men's basketball team (8-9, 2-2 HL) continues its four-game homestand against a Youngstown State team (9-7, 1-2 HL) that ended the season for the Phoenix in 2011-12. The Phoenix will host the Penguins at the Resch Center at 7 p.m., aiming to enact some revenge against the Penguins, who posted a 77-60 win over Green Bay in the opening round of the 2012 Horizon League Championship.
The current homestand has started with two impressive defensive performances as Green Bay claimed wins over Loyola (58-45) and UIC (53-47). All-Horizon League junior Alec Brown (Winona, Minn.) sparked the win over the Ramblers on Saturday, tallying 21 points, eight rebounds and four blocked shots. The 7-foot-1 junior has now scored 941 points and swatted 179 shots in his career at Green Bay.
Youngstown State features a First-Team All-Horizon League player of its own in junior Kendrick Perry. The guard ranks third in the conference in scoring at 16.0 points per game and fifth in assists per game.
FOLLOW THE PHOENIX: For fans unable to make it to the Resch Center on Thursday night, the contest will be streamed live on ESPN3.com. Greg Rakestraw will be the play-by-play announcer for the broadcast while Joel Cornette will serve as the color analyst. To watch live, click here.
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1. INSIDE THE SERIES: Green Bay leads the all-time series with Youngstown State 24-8 and has won 15 of the 16 meetings with the Penguins in Green Bay. The Phoenix has won nine-straight meetings at home dating back to a 65-61 loss on March 4, 2003. Green Bay has never lost to the Penguins in Green Bay in regular season play.
2. DEFENDING THE HOME COURT: Green Bay has won five-straight games at the Resch Center on the strength of stifling defense. The Phoenix has not allowed more than 55 points and has held four opponents in the 40s during the stretch. In the last five games at the Resch Center, Green Bay foes are shooting just 33.8 percent and averaging 47.4 points per game.
3. WHAT CAN BROWN DO FOR YOU?: Brown has played well in the team's home winning streak, averaging 14.6 points and 7.4 rebounds per game. He has also blocked four shots in each of the last two games and is closing in on 1,000 career points (941) and 200 career blocked shots (179).
• LAST SEASON'S MEETINGS: Last year, Sykes had 17 points and 10 assists as the Phoenix won 71-65 at the Resch Center on Feb. 14, 2012. Youngstown State won both games in Ohio, defeating the Phoenix 77-47 on Jan. 22 and 77-60 in the opening round of the Horizon League Championship. In the three games, Brown led the Phoenix averaging 14.7 points per game while Penguin senior guard Blake Allen scored 16.7 points per game in the season series.
• HOME SWEET HOME: Green Bay is 7-1 at home this season after five consecutive victories. In the past three seasons under head coach Brian Wardle, the Phoenix is 29-7 at the Resch Center, including a 19-3 mark since the start of the 2011-12 season. Sykes is averaging 19.6 points and 5.3 assists per game and is 52-of-64 from the free-throw line at home this season.
• FREE AND EASY: Green Bay is among the top free-throw shooting teams in the Horizon League, and its 74.5 percent from the line ranks 28th nationally. The Phoenix is 272-340 on the season and, among teams ranked in the top-30 nationally in free-throw percentage, Green Bay has made the fifth-most free throws.
• RECORD STREAK: With a miss against UIC, junior Kam Cerroni (Sussex, Wis.) saw his school-record free throw streak of 40 consecutive free throws come to an end. Cerroni broke the record of 38 previously held by Matt Rohde (2002-03) with a pair of free throws at Detroit on Jan. 5, and his streak dated back to Feb. 4, 2012. The junior is now 28-of-29 at the charity stripe this season.
• KAM CATCHING FIRE: Cerroni led the Horizon League in three-point percentage as a sophomore in 2011-12 but struggled early this season from long range. However, Cerroni is starting to catch fire. He drained all three of his attempts from beyond the arc against Loyola, and since Dec. 12 at Wisconsin, Cerroni is shooting 44.8 percent (13-29) from three-point range.
• HANDLE THE ROCK: Since a forgettable opener in which he committed eight turnovers without an assist, Sykes has been terrific handling the ball. With an assist-to-turnover ratio better than 2-to-1, Sykes has 70 assists compared to just 32 turnovers in the past 16 games. In addition to ranking fourth in the conference in points, he is sixth in assists (4.1) and tied for fifth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.8).
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Thierry Henry admits he is not back-page news anymore – and he is very happy about it.
The Arsenal legend is in the middle of his second campaign with New York Red Bulls and, ahead of their appearance at the Emirates Cup this weekend, seemed delighted with the decision to move Stateside after leaving Barcelona last summer. Partly because it had removed him from the harsh glare of the European media.
"I love it," said Henry. "I'm not on the back pages any more. Not on the third from the back, fourth from the back, fifth from the back, sixth from the back.
"Trust me after all the publicity that you have in Europe, that doesn't bother me. You still have people recognising some players, especially on the west coast and the east coast because you have a lot of foreigners - a lot of Europeans and Latinos - so they do recognise the players. But it is a great thing to not be on the back pages of the papers any more. Trust me.
"And I feel [the move is] going OK from a personal point of view too. Everyone knows that I really like New York and the team's getting better. To be honest, the level of the MLS is good and there's no shortage of good players.
"You can't compare the level of the MLS to the level of the Premier League or La Liga or Serie A but I'm happy."
Meanwhile Henry is well aware of the responsibility his side will carry across the Atlantic for this tournament.
"I think it is one of the first times an MLS team has flown to Europe to play against another team," said Henry. "So we do represent the MLS.
"We know it's going to be a difficult game. I know it myself. The field is pretty big, they are going to keep the ball well and we are going to have to chase it for a lot of the time, I guess. But we want to have a good game and show the quality that we have in the MLS."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Large-scale Landscape MapsTM and a complete 30-page Recreation Guide make it the ideal planning tool for any outdoor adventure. Benchmark field-checkers drove thousands of miles to make sure the Montana Road & Recreation Atlas is the most accurate and reliable map product.
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January 2006, paperback, 304 pages
This book provides the inside scoop on the best places to enjoy. With delectable regional recipes from the renowned kitchens of Montana's iconic eateries, old saloons, diners, and elegant dining rooms, this is the ultimate resource for food lovers. Order now...
Montana and Wyoming, 8th Edition
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May 2010, paperback, 448 pages
All the highlights, from Yellowstone, Glacier, and Grand Teton National Parks to small old-west towns. Also get in-depth advice on planning an active vacation to the area, recommendations on planning a successful family vacation; and how to make the most of your time in the West.
Bed & Breakfast Guide & Cookbook
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January 2010, kindle edition, 288 pages
Homes with descriptions from all six travel regions of Montana. Cookbook of 115 kitchen-tested recipes from bed and breakfast hosts. Over 380 photos of homes, hosts and features. Names, addresses, contact numbers, maps and web sites for featured bed and breakfast homes.
Curiosities: Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities & Other Offbeat Stuff, 2nd Edition (Curiosities Series)
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April 2016, paperback, 256 pages
This guide highlights the most offbeat and oddest people, places, and events of the Treasure State. This book is in full color and features maps so you can easily locate the state's quirky destinations.
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Cowboy Way: Seasons of a Montana
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At midlife, McCumber abandoned "corporate striving" in California and spent a year learning what it means to be a real cowboy at one of Montana's largest ranches.
Death of Jim Loney
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Tottenham got a world-record fee for Gareth Bale but head coach Tim Sherwood cannot help feeling they were short-changed.
After a marvellous few years at White Hart Lane, the 24-year-old last summer swapped north London for Real Madrid in a record-breaking 100million euros (£85.3million) deal.
The gargantuan fee raised more than a few eyebrows but Bale has not wilted under the pressure brought by the price tag.
The winger has shone in his debut campaign in Spain and so far netted 20 goals, the latest being Wednesday's outstanding solo strike that secured Madrid the Copa del Rey crown at the expense of Barcelona.
The strength, speed and composure shown by Bale in scoring left onwatchers open-mouthed and reinforced Spurs head coach Sherwood's belief that Tottenham should have got more money for him.
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Transfer analysis: The players set for major moves this summer
Transfer analysis: The players set for major moves this summer
1/21 Edinson Cavani
Another striker linked with Chelsea as they look to bolster their front line, the Uruguayan may have only recently joined PSG but that won't stop rumours about him moving from flying around all summer. Particularly if he impresses at the World Cup in Brazil where he will be coming up against England in the group stages.
2/21 Radamel Falcao
The Colombian surprised many with his move to Monaco last season but it would not surprise many if he moved on again this summer. Chelsea are one of many clubs reportedly keen to bring him in. He has been ruled out of the World Cup with a knee injury.
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3/21 Toni Kroos
One player who's been creating transfer rumours for a while is Toni Kroos. The German has been linked with a move to Manchester United as his contract talks with Bayern Munich stall. Whether Kroos is simply exploiting United's need for midfield improvements simply to improve his Bayern contract remains to be seen. His superb goals against Arsenal at the Emirates the last two years running highlight just what a talent the Germany international is.
4/21 Victor Valdes
For some reason Victor Valdes wants to leave Barcelona this summer and Liverpool, Manchester City and Monaco have all been linked with his signature. A recent injury that saw him miss the end of the season and the World Cup could change things, with the Spaniard potentially choosing to stay until his recuperation is over.
5/21 Paul Pogba
Juventus are set to offer Paul Pogba a new contract according to some reports, however his £40m buyout clause must be tempting to some, former club Manchester United included. Comes with something of a reputation however, so would be a gamble.
6/21 Fabio Coentrao
The Portuguese left back nearly joined Manchester United in January and with the Premier League bracing itself for a flurry of activity in that particular position, Coentrao could be one man in line for a move. Particularly as he has struggled for appearances at Real Madrid this term.
7/21 Mario Balotelli
Why always linked with transfers? For one reason or another, Super Mario is one man constantly in the transfer spotlight with a potential reuniting with former boss Jose Mourinho at Chelsea being mooted by some while other reports suggesting he has been offered to Arsenal for £30m.
8/21 Arturo Vidal
The self-styled 'best in the world' in his role, has had a great season with Juventus and consequently finds himself in the sights of Real Madrid and Manchester United United according to reports. A good World Cup with Chile will only boost the likelihood of some offers.
9/21 Sergio Aguero
It seems unlikely that Aguero is likely to quit Manchester City but following his continuing excellence at the club, the Argentine forward reportedly remains a target for Real Madrid who might be the one club capable of luring him away from the Etihad. Them and Barcelona, who his father says would be difficult for Aguero to turn down.
10/21 Iker Casillas
Synonymous with Real Madrid for so long, Casillas fell out of favour with first Jose Mourinho and now Carlo Ancelotti and a summer move seems likely. Where the Spanish captain will go is less clear. Barcelona will be in need of a new keeper, but surely that move won't happen? Arsenal are another club reportedly interested in finding a new number one.
11/21 Shinji Kagawa
So exciting to watch at Dortmund, Kagawa has failed to shine at Old Trafford and has struggled to earn a first team place this season. Many blame the manager but few could complain if the Japanese star was keen to move on this summer. A return to Dortmund is a possibility.
12/21 Eliaquim Mangala
It seems like almost every top European club is looking to reinforce the centre of its defence at the moment and consequently Eliaquim Mangala could be in high demand. The Porto centre-back's value meanwhile is going up and up.
13/21 Julian Draxler
Julian Draxler has featured heavily in recent transfer windows and looks set to do so again this summer with Arsenal once again linked with the German star. The Germany international has signalled he's open to a move away from Schalke.
14/21 Luis Suarez
Liverpool's Suarez-inspired league form and subsequent Champions League qualification may help keep the Uruguayan on Merseyside, however rumours of a move to a bigger club will still persist this summer. Particularly when it seems whenever the striker returns to his native Uruguay he forgets about his affection for the Reds. An impressive World Cup, if he recovers from an injury in time, will only fuel speculation.
15/21 Jackson Martinez
Porto's Colombian striker is seemingly always mentioned in transfer gossip pages and this summer looks set to be no different. With Falcao set to miss the World Cup, this tournament could be Martinez's chance to really show himself off on the world stage with Colombia.
16/21 Mateo Musacchio
A free agent in June, which means a host of clubs could be interested in the 23-year-old centre-back. Manchester United are one of those reportedly keen on the Villarreal player.
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17/21 Nicklas Bendtner
The 'Great Dane' is out of contract in the summer and if we are to believe the man himself then a move to Real Madrid or Barcelona beckons. A switch to Sunderland or Stoke might be more likely.
18/21 William Carvalho
Another player plying his trade in Portugal that is causing a bit of a stir. The 21-year-old is at Sporting Lisbon for the moment but a bumper offer could see him on his way. Fees in the region of £37m have been mooted for the defensive midfielder, with Manchester United one of those reportedly ready to stump up the cash.
19/21 Josip Drmic
There could be a battle on Merseyside between Liverpool and Everton for this young striker. The 21-year-old is currently playing for Nürnberg in the Bundesliga, and having already scored a couple of goals for Switzerland at international level, is a rising star.
20/21 Yann M'Vila
The France international has for so long been linked with a move to the Premier League that it's almost as if he's here already. But he's not, he's in Russia with Rubin Kazan. But that might not be the case after this summer for the 23-year-old with Liverpool in particular linked with the defensive midfielder.
21/21 Fernando Torres
They might have paid £50m for him, but Torres' days at Chelsea look numbered. Jose Mourinho has done anything but offer a ringing endorsement for the Spaniard and with the Blues linked with just about every striker going, Torres should move on. Despite his problems in front of goal, there won't be a shortage of suitors. Inter Milan have been linked as have his former club Atletico Madrid.
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"To have Cristiano Ronaldo and Bale - he's a freak of nature what you see there.
"When he was running on the track he'd run past three old ladies eating a hamburger and come back on the pitch, and still be fastest to the ball.
"Look at his goal, he was playing against Barcelona, he's had a great season."
Sherwood sent Bale a text message after Madrid's win saying 'Well done mate, keep it going', but laughed as he revealed he did not get one back.
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It is no surprise given the number of well-wishers, which included the world's best player present and past, Cristiano Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane, at the end of a game that left those connected with Spurs wondering what could have been.
This season has been a tumultuous one at White Hart Lane and Champions League qualification is now almost certainly beyond them.
"Give me Gareth Bale and I think we might have been realistic challengers for the top four this season," Sherwood said.
"You saw what Gareth did - eight winning goals last season out of 21 goals and nine assists. If you put them on to our season it would have a different complexion.
"Speculation was rife at the time - nearly as long as the speculation surrounding me.
"He certainly dealt with it and I think to be fair, he wanted to go. Once a player wants to go, it is very difficult to keep him. Unless you are Liverpool of course."
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AUSTIN, Texas, June 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- With European countries falling like dominoes, out of control spending by Governments across the globe, nuclear meltdowns, tsunamis, and possible pandemics or terrorism events, the 'prepper and survivalist' movement is growing by leaps and bounds.
A recent survey with 1,840 prepper respondents showed an overwhelming 76% believe the most likely big disaster for the US is Economic Collapse. (http://www.growyourowngroceries.org/...-big-disaster/).
The very real possibility of the US defaulting on its debt would cause a worldwide depression that would last for decades or possibly generations.
Many prepper families are taking the radical step of looking for a retreat location in a rural area.
"Most people think that getting out as far away as possible is the best strategy. But moving way out to the hinterland is the biggest mistake you can make," says Marjory Wildcraft, author of the recently released book "7 Shortcuts To Finding The Perfect Survival Retreat," available at Relocation Shortcuts.
Wildcraft has been described as the "Martha Stewart of self-reliance." She is a regular guest on national radio and television shows and was recently featured as an expert in sustainable living on National Geographic's hit series "Doomsday Preppers." Wildcraft is best known for her video series Grow Your Own Groceries (Turn Your Backyard Into An Organic Food Producing Paradise « « Grow Your Own Groceries), which is a crash course on growing food that is used by homesteaders, survivalists, universities, and missionary organizations.
"When we first panicked we headed out as far as we could," says Wildcraft. "We were at least 6 miles from the nearest little store and 25 miles from a small town. After years of living that far out we realized as a family that we wanted to be closer to other people. I have seen this same pattern repeated among people who move -- they head way out. Then they end up moving back in a little closer.
"We humans are at heart, really social. Who will sew you up after a misplaced blow while chopping wood? Who will help you fight off that renegade mafia claiming to be the new Government? Who are your kids going to marry? Who knows the local plants to treat infections after the antibiotics are expired? With whom will you make music or swap jokes?"
So being near a small community is ideal. Americans with our car-centric culture have lost touch with a pedestrian lifestyle. How close is best?
In the middle ages many European markets were spaced approximately 14 miles apart. That way you were only 7 miles at most from any town. Seven miles was a good distance as a person can walk into town, spend a few hours at church or the market, and then walk back home all within a day.
So being in, or within 7 miles of a small community is ideal.
For more useful insights, buy Wildcraft's new book "7 Shortcuts To Finding The Perfect Survival Retreat," available at Relocation Shortcuts.
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How Far Out of Town Should Your Survival Retreat Be Located? -- AUSTIN, Texas, June 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
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I made this set to be a non canon set of Darman Skirata after the 501st books for when he escapes and reunites with his son and clan ( KT sent a mail saying what wouldve happened after the book after she announced she would not be writing anymore books, she gave a brief description of what would have happened had she contiued to author the series. She stated Darman and Niner would escape, Dr. Uthan would eventually unlock the aging sequence and give the Clone their lives back.)
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For self defense, your typically looking at a 12 gauge (the all-time favorite home defense gun). 16 and 20 gauges are also available though not as plentiful. Contrary to the numbering they are less powerful. Consequently, they kick less, and that's a definite advantage for your first shotgun! I have heard it argued that a good load in a twenty gauge makes a fine home defense gun. Someone more educated than I should fill you in on the intricacies of load, velocity, etc.
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Your second big decision is pump or auto. Personally I'd go with pump because it's a heck of a lot cheaper ... and it just sends tinglies down your spine everytime you rack it
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04-07-2014, 09:29 AM #1Happy birthday Sys360!
They are one of the first IBM mainframes I ever worked on, along with the Sys370s. Toroidal core storage and hydraulic power for the heads on the huge 100 meg disks. Huge in data size that is!
IBM's $5bn gamble: revolutionary computer turns 50 - Telegraph
I hated the yellow systems. Yes, you could get IBM 360s in 5 colours, but why yellow I will never know? It was a bright canary yellow and did not help a hangover one little bit! Programmes entered by JCL punch card stacks, great stuff!
Did you know about the birthday Chscag? Brings back some memories I should think??John. I have discovered that wine gets better with age. The older I get the more I like it !
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..and thus the mainframe industry was pushed forward.
My first in-depth experience with mainframes was at a company where they managed what would now be called a data warehouse. They had 4 TB of DASD spread across seven Sys370-compatible systems from IBM, Amdahl, and Hitachi.
I was the wise guy 20-something kid who was trying to integrate Sun UNIX systems into the environment. In those days IBM had just introduced something called CLIO which rode on a bus-and-tag connection between the Sun servers and the mainframe and purported to provide channel-level IO (hence the name). It worked, but it was slow.
I'm amazed to think that the storage and computing power of that room could fit on your desk now.
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Fortran and punch card stacks on an IBM 360 . . . brings back memories of my freshman year at college.I've always wanted to be smart, handsome and modest. But, I guess I'll have to be satisfied with two out of three . . .
04-07-2014, 03:07 PM #4A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any invention in human history - with the possible exceptions of handguns and tequila.
The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
Yes, you could get IBM 360s in 5 colours, but why yellow I will never know?
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I was talking to a group of 7th/8th grade students the other day. I forget what they were initially talking about but had veered into the topic of how much computers had changed. They had a hard time believing how much computers had changed. She called me in to kinda verify the point.
Your smartphone may not run circles around mainframes but they certainly run circles around the Apple I/II and similar models."Got Time to breathe. You got time for music." Denver Pyle as Briscoe Darling
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The professor came into class one day wearing a huge grin; he had discovered an error in a colleague's published paper (no love lost between them I believe). He offered to replace one of the class's four exams if we could find the error and recalculate the data table.
Finding the error was a simple collaborative effort, but the formula for the table was HUGE. Doing hand calculations would have taken hours (more like days), so I was determined to use computing devices to ease my task.
1) I started on a line-printer terminal hooked to the IBM 360 running BASIC. No longer remember the problem, but gave up after a few hours and switched to the . . .
2) WANG calculator. This was a device midway between a microwave oven and washing machine in size with vertical columns of digits that could be illuminated growing out of the top. The WANG was overwhelmed before I had keyed in a fourth of the problem so . . .
3) TI 52 to the rescue. A friend had a brand spanking new Texas Instrument programmable calculator, which had an amazing 224 program steps available. An hour later, I had keyed in half the program, but had exhausted all 224 available steps. I was at the point of throwing in the towel and resigning myself to a week of hand crunching numbers when my brother offered his new toy . . .
4) HP 33 calculator. I scoffed at first because it boasted a measly 49 program steps and 8 memory registers, but my brother assured me the reverse Polish notation used by the HP made it far more step efficient.
He was right. By using all 49 steps and 8 memory registers and doing one step by hand, I was able to run the table in about an hour.
I have been sold on RPN calculators ever since.
Long story, and not sure how relevant it is, but your comment made me think of it.
EDIT: Thinking about it, I believe the problem with the BASIC terminal was the lack of pre-defined functions. I could have done better with FORTRAN but that would have required generating a (shudder) punch card stack.
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If I'm understanding things correctly...the Geekbench 3 scores are comparable between Apple computers and iOS devices. So according to the scores (from a cpu only perspective)...an iPhone 5s has slightly more/same cpu processing power than a 13" Early 2010 MacBook Pro.
- iPhone 5s (multicore: 2 cores) Geekbench 3 score of 2406
- Early 2010 13" MacBook Pro (multicore: 2 cores) Geekbench 3 score of 2400
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Ah! But the screen and keyboard are bigger on my early 2010 MBP
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Abby and Chris were married at the Crane Arts Building in Philadelphia, Pa. on September 7. The bride wore a vintage tea-length wedding gown, accessorized with her hair half-up/half-down in loose curls, while the groom wore a white button-up shirt and black pants, accessorized with a bow tie and suspenders. Bridesmaids wore mix 'n' matched short purple and gray chiffon dresses and carried bouquets of hydrangeas, Queen Anne's lace, and kale. Before the ceremony, the couple opted for a first look at one of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority's rail stations, in particular the Market-Frankford line. "We did it on the subway platform by our house," Abby said. "Walking down the aisle and seeing all of our family and friends was an out-of-body experience that I'll never forget too." Fun fact: She created all of the stationery! Just look at that wedding day timeline. "We wanted to do a food truck dinner, and the venue had a courtyard in the back that is perfect for good ones." Imagine having to choose between Taco Mundo, Street Food Philly, and Spot Burger for dinner and then Sweet Box for dessert. "And having open seating made the guests much more mobile," she said. The newlyweds' best advice? "Triple your budget," Abby said.
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I wouldn't mind seeing Sheed in Orlando. As frustrating as he could be at times, he made the games fun to watch. I think he'd have a blast with D-Ho. Sheed clearly has a great affection for him.
Well since Sheed and Dwight are good friends and they made it to the Finals I wouldn't be surprised to see him in Orlando next year. Nelson/Johnson Carter/Reddick Lewis/Peitrus Sheed/Bass Howard/Gortat Probably the deepest starting 5 next season. Joe D. better get to work.
Sheeds passing ability (something we never maximized) while playing with Carter and Howard would make for some really fun to watch games..
Nice. Guess its about what I expected from him. Have fun trying to hog all the 3-pt shots on that team.
He would fit well in Orlando
Sheed's passing ability could have been maximized if he wasn't always hanging around the three point line.
That roster's not built to last. Carter and Sheed are getting there in age, Lewis will no longer be able to play the four to hide his deteriorating quickness (but he'll always have a jumper). Dwight Howard might be the most overrated player in the NBA. Rashard got them to the finals, not Dwight, whose offense consists of a rolling-right baby hooks and put-back slams. LeBron would eat Rashard alive and we have all seen how often Sheed gets dunked on in the playoffs. Not to mention Shaq breaking Dwight's legs. Cavs = 2009 - 2010 NBA Champs. Williams / Gibson West / Gibson LeBron / Sczerbiak Varejao / Smith / Hickson O'Neal / Ilgauskas / Varejao
Sheed should go. Sorry guys, But I am such a Lebron Marketing Machine hater, I need a legitimate team to beat down Cleveland again.
Perfect fit for him. And a team i could stomach seeing him on.
The best situation for him and his game, KGreg wishes him the best. I know Howard will be glad to not have to play against him anymore.
Having a defender like Rasheed next to him next year would likely help his foul situation as well. Two years with Wallace could really be a learning experience for Dwight.
They get really good with Sheed at the 4, really good. As WE all know Sheed is arguably the best ON BALL post defender in the league, which would allow Howard to play off the ball....his blocks will go through the roof.
I sense that another "felonious" DPOTY award will be handed out next year.
He wasn't last year. Lack of motivation or slowing down? He is going to drive VanGundy crazy.
Who really destroyed Rasheed 1 on 1? Our team was killed predominantly in pick and rolls and one on one penetration from the perimeter. One on one though, I feel that Rasheed was our most solid guy. I know that comparison is not saying much, but I agree with KGreg as far as Rasheeds post defense is concerned. I think Rasheed has some of the best hands this game has ever seen defensively from a big man. Age doesn't affect that as much as it does the athleticism of, for instance, a Ben Wallace.
I realized that not everyone will understand my "felonious" comment to KGreg. YouTube - sheed- felonious interview enjoy!
...good times.
The outcome is quite scary. Sheed teaching Dwight why he was able to neutralize him so easily and how to avoid that. DHo can become a REAL dominating center with Wallace as a mentor. Then again, Sheed might teach him that playing the post is overrated and he should start practicing fadeaway 3 pointers.
If i was the Magic GM, i would do anything within my power to make this happen. I mean really, what is Patrick Ewing teaching him? He still has no offensive moves.
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There is one jobber here that handles diamont and glassurit, but have yet to ever use it, even growing up the next door neighbor was a rm paint rep, but never used it. I have heard good things of those lines though. PPG and Dupont seem to be the biggest and in most use around here though. Back when I painted in shops, the ones I worked at used dupont (pretty much mainly chromabase), but I would usually buy ppg for whatever I shot at home.
If memory serves me correctly, I believe rusty (rusty428cj) uses diamont in his shop. And possibly jim (mrcleanr6) has used a fair share.
I think am going to go with PPG this time around. The thing is I need to find a PPG jobber that is around here without having to drive miles and miles. It seems that every jobber around handles DuPont. There used to be a guy up the road that handled BASF but he had to go out of business because of health reasons. Has anyone ever used the BASF product? According to him, that is what is on a lot of the higher end cars from the factory. He swore by the paint, but he was also a dealer in it so that would go hand in hand.
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Indigo blue, I don't know if its the same color you guys are talking about, but painted a ricey spoiler and deck lid (welded up old spoiler holes) on a 2000ish cavalier a few years back. Called indigo blue pearl and I think I only sprayed 2 coats ppg dbc on spoiler and over grey primer spots on decklid. But cost was 80 bucks a pint for a friggen blue.
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Wow...old thread resurrected. Willwrk4pnt...When i painted it, I did not talk to any Chrysler guys, but I did talk to quite a few experts that paint show cars. They all stated that the Prowler Orange was a tough color to paint for the reasons I stated above. One guy had done his over the value shade of gray and he seemed t have the least trouble with coverage, but the color did not look the same as mine. One painted his over white on a '49 Ford and the color really popped. When I painted my inner fenders, inside of my fenders, the insides of my doors, and jambed it, I got good coverage in a few coats. I think it was because on the small parts, you could lay it on a little heavier. When shooting the truck overall, you are not getting the same mil coverage per spray so the base sealer showed through. And as I stated, everyone that I have talked to had the same problem with this particular color. All in all it took 1 3/4 gallons of base to do everything. I did notice though that when jambing the doors, that the paint actually had better coverage over the factory Teal color than it did the buff sealer. There was an area inside of the door that still had the Teal on the floor. It seem to cover that in one coat and at two coats was completely covered. So base color definately has something to do with it. I do know that if I had to shoot anything in that color again, I would experiment with a different base or more than likely go with a tinted base.
Deadbodyman......You are not the only one that thinks the Indigo blue is a bear. My large truck was basically the same color although I think the correct name for it was black sapphire. Almost identical to Indigo blue. The guy that shot it for me after I got hit complained from the first squirt. Just like shooting water with no coverage on it. The last time I talked to him, he switched brands of paints and has no problems now. So it seems it may be the DuPont paint. I don't know. But for the price of paint it pays to find out ahead of time so as to get your moneys worth. IIRC, the Prowler Orange was right at $700 / gallon. And depending on where you were the jobbers prices fluctuated quite a bit. Prices ranged anywhere from $85-$135/qt.
I don't know what paint is going for now. I guess I am going to have to stop in and see my jobber as I am planning on shooting my Jimmy this Spriing or Summer but I really hate to hear what the price is going to be. I am going to shoot it or at least planning on shooting it Viper Red unless I see another red that catches my eye. I'm just going to hate hearing the story as to how red is so much higher than any other color. LOL!!!
With the way that paints have been going up in the last few years...well decades really.....factory colors are just about in line with HOK paints.
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a little professional advice can save you hundreds of dollars in the long run... when in doubt, ask those who have product knowledge beyond what you or your painters do...
Whenever i am going to attmept either a custom or factory custom color i always consult those who do it everyday and try to mimic their results! if you are attempting to reproduce a chrysler color then go talk to a chrysler painter! if you go to a chrysler dealership that has a bodyshop offer to take the guy out to lunch and bring a notebook... have all of the information handy such as the color that you are going to attempt to reproduce, the intended paint system, your sealer color etc.. etc... i would bet that for a decent lunch for him and his crew you would get a lifetime of knowledge and skill... he will probably tell you everything that you are going to need to know before you even purchase your base... if you want a professional result then you should use the materials and techniques that the professionals use to get that result... write everything down! what sealer he uses, the color of the sealer, how many coats it usually takes all the way down to the clear!...
in most cases he's got a couple of sprayout books and right on the back of each of those cards is a paint formula! most painters even jot down notes about coverage, tint, and even hang time and its all right there!
if you don't have any luck with that method of madness then contact a local jobber or paint supplier and they all usually have painters and techs that have run into the same issue... treat these guys well as they are the best of the best at their craft... these are the guys that we call when we have an issue....
I've had excellent luck with PPG and that PVE color... I did find a need to put down some kind of yellow/white to have a even ground and get it to hide well with 3 coats (or 6 passes) of DBU color to cover right. It was around $80 for a pint of color ...
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Wow, it's so interesting to read all the different opinions on this subject. Now, I'm not an expert, but on a color like that it would not have been too difficult for me to decide what to do. Most paint systems have some solid oranges with decent coverage. If sprayouts of that pearl color showed poor coverage, in my opinion a couple coats of a good solid orange would have been the best bet.
I'm not sold on the idea of shades of grey providing easier coverage, not at all. I'm betting that is marketing sleight of hand, having sprayed so many letdown panels that show the exact opposite! When you get the correct solid shade under a transparent pearl or metallic color, it is sometimes possible to cut film thickness (coats) down quite a bit and still have an extemely close representation of what a full black-white coverage test panel looks like.
The paint I use has coverage issues as well, so I do a lot of this. Fortunately, there is also a primer line that enables the mixing of literally hundreds of shades of colored primer. Unfortunately, it costs about $2.09 an ounce to spray!
Ha Ha Ha!
Chroma-base, value shade, ... ... BOOOOO!
Guess you gotta use what you got!
Try putting a nice coat or two of white down for a ground. Treat the color like a tri-coat. If you repeat the same method on all your parts properly match should not be a problem. I've learned that yellows and oranges tend to lean towards green when you have grey showing through. I think your color will look nice and bright with a white ground coat.
|Kevin, I shot that orange with a Sata RP, I think around 30-32 psi atleast I inintially set the gun around there and fine tuned it by feel, like I normally do. I'm no expert, but have sprayed my fair share of vehicles. I dont believe it's your gun or setup. From my experience with dupont in that color range, I believe it's a dupont problem. That Prowler Orange and the Go Mango sure are hot colors though.. Chris
S-W tint prime is my absolute favorite primer, period. Not only do you have a ground coat of a similar color it has a built in guide coat. If fills like mad and if the thing gets chipped down the road your primer under the paint is a similar color.
|I painted a jeep about 2 years ago in Prowler orange , it was with S/W Ultra 7000 , and it was over a buff primer , it was a bit tough to cover and took about 4-5 coats but after that it was good , Last spring I did a Dart in the Go-Mango (S/W as well) and I had put a tintable primer down in orange first and it was no problem covering mm see the pics below.
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This is a list of bugs and features, and peoples thoughts on them. Please just add things, if it's an opinion on a feature or something, please sign your name. Especially if a feature is important to you, say how important it is and why you think its a good idea.
1 Polish
These aren't really bugs, they just need looking at before a final release. Mainly just polishing rough edges and checking for consistency.
- Unicode
- update the documentation
- keyboard accelerators, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V etc.
- correctly align and space the options dialog
- add more text editor support (as people ask!)
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2.1 Does Not Work on Windows 98
Active bug, I'm still trying to get Virtual PC and try it out on Win98.
2.2 Excessive Clearing
Excessive clearing of previous part of the screen, once it starts to wrap round
2.3 Occasional Screen Glitches
I don't know why these happen, the screen code is rather complicated...
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Inline system calls, i.e. "system dir" returns the results to the terminal, not the WinHugs window.
2.5 Textpad vs DDE
Open textpad with new command: C:\Program Files\TextPad 4\TextPad.exe -s %s(%d) (fixes DDE problems on certain systems, opens multiple instances on others...)
2.6 :edit
(colon)edit starts editing a weird file. Should create a new file in my documents and open that.
2.7 Putting '\0'
putChar '\0'
This prints out nothing
putChar '\1'
This prints out the character 1, which comes out as a box on pretty much all systems.
What should the 0 version do? You certainly can't output a 0 character, since that isn't supported by the underlying rich text box. We could output a 1 character, which appears like a box anyway, but then copy/paste won't work - although I don't think you can copy and paste a 0 character anyway.
3 Enhancements
3.1 cpphs support
Allow it to compile files with preprocessor directives, by automatically running cpphs on them first.
3.2 Less verbose file listing
Should be an option to list all files not in the Hugs directory loaded
3.3 Command History
also i want to suggest saving history of commands in the registry (or disk file) - this proved to be very useful in other shells. and about window with list of all commands - my shell (FAR manager) saves all the commands i use (now this list contains ~5000 ones!) and when i open this list and start to type some word, it just filers whole list and show only commands which contains this sequence of letters. that is damn useful. just for example i open this window and typed "hugs" - FAR filters out 146 commands which includes this word:
3.4 Error Highlighting
When an error occurs, see if you can "hilight" the bad bit on the screen.
3.5 Bracket Matching
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Dr. William W. Destler became president of Rochester Institute of Technology in 2007. He is the ninth president in the university's 186-year history. He was previously senior vice president for academic affairs and provost of the University of Maryland at College Park.
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RIT̻s full-time undergraduate enrollment now ranks RIT among the top 10 largest private universities in the United States. RIT is the second largest producer of undergraduate degrees in science, technology, engineering and math among all private universities in the U.S. The university has an annual operating budget of $703 million, and an endowment of nearly $752 million. RIT also has one of the oldest and largest cooperative education programs in the country.
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Prior to RIT, Dr. Destler spent more than 30 years at the University of Maryland, rising from the ranks of research associate and assistant professor of electrical engineering to senior vice president and provost. At Maryland, he also served as electrical engineering department chair, dean of the A. James Clark School of Engineering, interim vice president for university advancement, vice president for research, and dean of the graduate school.
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Dr. Destler earned a bachelor's degree from Stevens Institute of Technology and a Ph.D. from Cornell University. Both degrees were in the field of applied physics.
Dr. Destler comes from a family of "humanists"—including his wife, Rebecca L. Johnson, who holds a Ph.D. in psychology, and his father, who was a historian, along with other family members who pursued math and the humanities. The couple has two grown sons.
Dr. Destler is also one of the world's foremost collectors of antique banjos. He has a Web site showcasing his hobby at www.billsbanjos.com. Bill and Rebecca also share an interest in biking, and alternative-powered vehicles and scooters.
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Did Bill Clinton win because of Gennifer Flowers?
posted at 2:10 pm on November 29, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
So says, er, Gennifer Flowers — who's not exactly new to self-promotion — in an interview for a New Orleans television station. She also claims that Clinton has tried to stay in touch with her as late as 2005, presumably out of gratitude:
Flowers appeared this week on New Orleans TV station WGNO in an interview with reporter Susan Roesgen, who once worked in Little Rock, where Flowers's affair with Clinton occurred. In the interview, Roesgen pours Flowers a glass of red wine, since the interview is occurring in the "Twist Bar," and the pair sets out to dish about General David Petraeus and the past.
"It amazes me that this type of thing continues to happen," Flowers, now 62, said before going into her own history.
She said, "I made him [Clinton] a household name overnight. We had had that discussion. He said, 'My problem right now is that no one knows who I am. I need that name recognition.' He went on to talk about the other candidates and the advantages they had. When my story came out, he was a household name."
"Are you serious?" Roesgen asked.
"I'm very serious," Flowers said, before adding that Clinton contacted her as late as 2005 asking to see her.
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Montréal is a very photogenic city. Visitors and locals alike have captured her many moods and seasons from many different angles and in many ways. But, we wondered, where are the most popular places in Montréal to snap Instagram pics? We crunched some numbers (tourism data, data from our monitoring tools, etc.) and then did some intensive, old-fashioned searching to pull out the hottest spots.
Notre-Dame Basilica of Montréal
Hotspot: The Basilica's grand interior of deep blue, red, purple, silver, and gold.
Nearby: The Gothic Revival architecture of Montréal's Notre-Dame Basilica is worth taking a few moments to savour from outside. The Basilica faces Place d'Armes, a square with a monument to Paul de Chomedey, co-founder of Montréal, in its centre. Place d'Armes is also bordered by historic buildings like the Saint-Sulpice Seminary (the oldest structure in Montréal, dating back to 1687), the New York Life Building, the Aldred Building, and the Bank of Montreal building.
Kondiaronk Lookout on Mount Royal
Hotspot: The lookout atop Mount Royal is a must for many visitors, offering panoramic views of the city.
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Nearby: The Chalet du Mont-Royal features French Beaux-Arts design and paintings depicting the history of the site from 1535 to 1760. Also look for the carved squirrels perched in the rafters. (The Chalet and the esplanade leading to the lookout are also popular spots for concerts and other activities in the summer.) If you are up for a bit of a hike, take Chemin Olmsted and follow the summit circuit for an up-close view of the iconic Mount Royal Cross.
Palais des congrès de Montréal
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Montréal's convention centre is best known for the multi-coloured façade made up of 332 rainbow-coloured glass panels and 58 transparent glass panels on the west side of the building.
Nearby: Walk east inside the Palais to snap a few pics of Claude Cormier's Lipstick Forest, or step outside to experience Québec artist Jean-Paul Riopelle's kinetic sculpture, La Joute ("the joust"), the centrepiece of the square just outside the convention centre.
Place Jacques-Cartier
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Marché Bonsecours
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Montréal Clock Tower
Hotspot: The view from the Clock Tower Quay is a favourite spot to capture this replica of England's Big Ben.
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Nearby: Continue to the Clock Tower itself and, if you're willing to climb 192 steps, the view from the top offers beautiful views of the St. Lawrence River and Old Montréal. It's open from May to September – and it's free!
Olympic Stadium and the Montréal Tower
Hotspot: The Olympic Stadium is a marvel from many angles, but visitors often opt for the corner of Sherbooke and Pie-IX streets to include the Olympic rings.
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Nearby: Tons! The Olympic Park site is a huge complex that includes the Tower of Montréal – the tallest inclined structure in the world – and the Space for Life museums (Insectarium, Biodôme, Planetarium and Botanical Garden across the street). Soccer fan? Cheer on the Montréal Impact at the Saputo Stadium, a short walk from the foot of the Tower.
Hotspot: The colourful Victorian houses that line the north side of the square.
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Nearby: The Square itself. New York's Project for Public Spaces (PPS) called Square Saint-Louis "the closest thing to a European neighbourhood square you'll find this side of the Atlantic." The Victorian fountain sparkles on a sunny day and the gazebo serves as a snack bar in warm weather. Feel like a stroll? Meander down neighbouring Drolet or Henri-Julien streets to get a taste of the Plateau, complete with classic winding staircases.
Saint-Joseph's Oratory of Montréal
Hotspot: To get the full view of the steps leading to the Oratory and its signature dome, take your shot just inside the entrance gates (3800 Queen Mary Road).
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Nearby: The interior of this religious heritage gem is magnificent and the Votive Chapel with walls of flickering candles is a popular spot. The gardens are a must-visit as well, especially in the summer when they are as beautiful as they are serene.
Marché Jean-Talon
Hotspot: You could take a shot of the sign at the entrance (7070 rue Henri-Julien Street), but the real magic happens inside.
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Nearby: The Jean-Talon Market is a gourmet adventure and a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. This public market is a veritable symphony of tastes, colours and aromas. If you want to walk off some of those samples and take some pics in Little Italy, just head a couple of blocks west for more discoveries.
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Hey zedative,
Glad to hear that Chich is feeling better. It sounds like you are taking the right approach. I add a capsule of slippery elm supplement from the pharmacy when she has pudding poop. Another thing that helps to firm up the poop (and dogs love it) is 1/4 cup of 100% all bran, believe it or not. It works like a charm. I got both of those ideas from the forum here. I also add a sprinkle of powdered gelatin to her food to help with joint health and a nice coat. She seems to like the taste.
I went through basically the same thing as you, but it took me a good two or three months figure out why Revy was having diarrhoea issues. We had her on Royal Canin German Shepherd puppy food for a few months when she suddenly developed diarrhoea. We switched her to a grain-free food, but it didn't help, we put her on antibiotics and it helped for a while then returned, we tried ground beef and rice, and boiled chicken and rice, and it would get better and then return. We tried her on raw, but didn't do enough research. Finally, we put her on a limited ingredient/novel protein diet (kangaroo and oatmeal from Iams) and stopped all treats of any kind - nothing but the kibble. That cleared it up. When we switched her to a new food, we took several weeks and transitioned slowly and she's been fine for the last 5 months now. She's on Natural Balance rabbit and potato.
As it turned out, what caused the problem for us was introducing too many foods too quickly, switching her food too quickly, feeding her too much, giving her too many treats and the big one was that we didn't realize that we shouldn't let her chew on raw hides. It took us probably a good two or three months to figure it out and it was just so frustrating and heart breaking.
I'm glad to hear that you've got things under control. Good luck to you and feel free to send me a pm if you are looking to commiserate.
Thanks for all the replies and help guys, Chich has his stool back to normal now, I've decided to keep him on just kibble till he gets a little older and bigger and try reintroduce raw meat. I give him 3 meals a day, a measured cup at each meal, and soak in warm water for 10min before giving him his meal. Although he still isnt taking to well to it, I wanted to get something to add to his kibble so he will be more interested in his food. Unfortunately there is no source of 100% pumpkin in a can in Australia, so is there any other recommendations? I was thinking all natural greek yoghurt?
Thanks again guys.
Zedative: I get this great newsletter from Tufts University and they had an article on Homemade Diets in the February issue that is really good if you are interested (Volume XX Number 2)
Your Dog
They evaluated 200 recipes and only nine provided all the necessary nutrients. Eight of those recipes were written by veterinarians board-certified in nutrition. Really interesting article since you are raising a puppy. Just thought I would mention it
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|My friend Nick in Denver, CO had a hybrid wolf who was thrown a entire raw chicken, in the wild I have no problems with this, the wolf choked and died. I am never against anything that works, just take all the necessary steps to prevent heartache...Nick has 500+ cattle, long horn's, 100+ horses and 3000 acres in Antinito, accidents happen.. T Bone ranch..
If your dog can't eat the bones, how about getting a pre-ground raw or grinding it yourself? We get pre-ground whole prey model raw, which includes the bones and organs, ground "chunky" but still small enough.
If we feed chicken backs or anything, we cut them into pieces small enough so he isn't swallowing anything too large.
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It's not a fad. Dried cooked kibble has only been around since the 1950's, and only became popular in the 1980's when there were news reports released with all the myths we now associate with raw, like the bones will splinter (only cooked will), it will turn your dog into a bloodthirsty monster (lies), it's impossible to feed a balanced diet unless it's kibble (also very untrue), salmonella risks (extremely low actually), etc. So people started feeding kibble bc they wanted to do what was best for their dog, and continued bc it was convenient and mostly cheap. We are learning more and more now, and while some dogs DO have sensitive stomachs (due to breeding or a lifetime of kibble), and do best on a balanced cooked diet, most dogs are far more likely to thrive on a species appropriate diet of raw meats, bones, and organs.... Preferably whole prey if possible, but doing that is hard.
So, I won't get mad at anyone for feeding a quality kibble, I know people have their reasons, whether finances, convenience, freezer space, etc. But don't go knocking it or people who feed it without fully understanding the history and reasons as to why people choose either. It's not a fad. In the grand scheme of things, KIBBLE is a fad.
To the OP, I'm glad you're finding what is working for you and your pup. I'd give pumpkin a try to help firm up that stool if you can...
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I don't understand the whole raw and bones fad. Dogs ate this ions ago in the wild. Our dogs aren't in the wild. Add your own home cooked as topper to kibble
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|He just passed a stool infront of me, its more solid, but after starting him on chicken wings and drum sticks last night, i found a bone about the size of a pinky in his stool, and a very little dab of blood on the last piece of his stool (I assume caused by this bone). Any advice? I think I am going to stick to kibble for his last meal tonight.
|When I first brought my boy home he had pudding poo. After having it checked by my vet she suggested pumpkin. (get the canned 100% pumpkin with nothing added, not the pie filling) and within a day it had formed up. It was still soft though so after a couple of days I slowly mixed in a different food and now it is normal poo.
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