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BMW gets cars and motorcycles talking to each other with Car-to-X Communication
Intelligent driving that saves energy and increases safety always means anticipating whats ahead, too. An array of sensors is today already at work in vehicles to help drivers do just that. The anticipation horizon of these sensors is often limited, however, and confined to the vehicles immediate surroundings. Car-to-X communication greatly extends the anticipation horizon and will in future allow drivers to look far into the distance, see things that are hidden, and even peer round several corners, explains Karl-Ernst Steinberg, Manager Projects IT Drive at BMW Group Research and Technology.
Car-to-X communication means networking vehicles and infrastructure with one another electronically, enabling a direct exchange of information between both the vehicles themselves and between vehicles and the traffic infrastructure, such as traffic light systems. This makes Car-to-X a comprehensive messaging network that every road user can be involved in. As the potential of Car-to-X communication can only be fully exploited through mass use, it makes sense to research this technology in alliance with other partners. Thats why numerous companies from the automotive and telecommunications industries, the federal state government of Hessen, the city of Frankfurt am Main and a number of prominent universities and research institutes have joined forces to work on the research project simTD (a German abbreviation standing for Safe Intelligent Mobility Testing Ground Germany). Their common objective is to test out the functionality, everyday practicality and effectiveness of Car-to-X communication under realistic conditions for the first time.
Car-to-X communication. The networking technology of the future
Car-to-X communication essentially takes place via wireless LAN and mobile network connections. It is based on high-speed WLAN, which is derived from the high-frequency WLAN standard IEEE 802.11p or ITS G5A and allows real-time communication. The protocol is structured in such a way that many different subscribers can communicate with one another in parallel with zero interference. At the same time, mobile communications networks are becoming more and more powerful too, with higher bandwidths and ever shorter delays in data transmission, or latency as it is known. As a result, they are playing an increasingly important role for Car-to-X communication, for instance as a way of supplementing the WLAN communication.
20 BMW cars and five BMW motorcycles are taking part
Following four years of research work, the field operational test has now started, one of the biggest of its kind in the world. Using a fleet of 120 test vehicles, the technology will now be put to the test for the first time in real traffic conditions on autobahns and major highways as well as urban routes in and around Frankfurt am Main. The BMW Group is the only project partner to have both cars and motorcycles taking part in the field trial.
BMW ConnectedRide. Active protection for motorcyclists too
The BMW Group always gives consideration to all road user groups in its efforts to keep raising road safety standards. Besides applications for BMW Group cars and for protecting pedestrians and cyclists, integrating motorcycles into the system of reciprocal networking, too, is an especially important aspect of Car-to-X communication. BMW Motorrad ConnectedRide is the two-wheeled equivalent of BMW ConnectedDrive and focuses on enhancing safety for motorcyclists. One of the projects key elements centers on the development of rider assistance systems on the basis of Car-to-X communication. Motorcyclists have to contend with other dangers out on the road than motorists. Certain situations, such as fog, slippery roads or heavy rainfall, pose far more of a challenge for motorcyclists. Also other drivers unfortunately often fail to see motorcycles due to their slim outline. So, it can be of great benefit to motorcyclists if they receive advance notification of specific situations. It is often the cars which play a crucial role here, by acting as the warning triggers, as it were: switching on the foglamps, activating the fastest windscreen wiper setting or intervention by the cars DSC system during normal driving can all point to adverse conditions at a particular spot. This information is relayed to the motorcycle to keep its rider fully informed of whats ahead.
The BMW Group assistance systems in the simTD research project
Various driver and rider assistance systems based on Car-to-X communication are being tested out for BMW Group cars and motorcycles as part of the simTD research project. By getting traffic light systems to transmit information on their phase times, for instance, a driver assistance system can either indicate the ideal speed for catching all the lights on green or warn drivers before they drive through on red (Traffic Light Phase Assistant). By transferring specific data about traffic levels, the state of the road surfaces, as well as other factors, it is possible for a vehicle to issue advance warnings of accidents (obstruction warning), traffic tailbacks (end of tailback warning) or black ice (road weather warning) to other road users in the vicinity. It is furthermore possible to calculate the risk of a collision on the basis of the transmitted vehicle data, meaning that drivers can be alerted to possible crashes at road junctions, for example (Intersection Assistant). Further Car-to-X functions featuring in the simTD research project include an emergency vehicle warning, electronic brake light, as well as the Traffic Sign Assistant.
Traffic management as a vital element
Besides the development of vehicle-specific applications, the government-backed simTD project also seeks to improve traffic management. To this end, the city of Frankfurt am Main and the German state of Hessen are working on intelligent systems for optimizing traffic flows on our roads. The necessary data is provided by the simTD test vehicles and can be used, for example, to cut congestion, lower CO2 emissions and reduce waiting times at traffic lights.
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One teammate uttered the words "bionic nan." Kobe Bryant has taken to calling Metta World Peace "Logan," the character in "Wolverine."
Whatever Metta Madness is flowing through his veins, it looks like World Peace will return to the Lakers lineup tonight, 12 days after undergoing surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee.
A medical miracle? Not really, World Peace said. He was itching to play the moment he was asked by Dr. Steve Lombardo if he could put weight on the leg, and he hopped out of bed and did so only hours after the operation.
"As long as he didn't have to stitch anything together, I couldn't do anything to (further damage) it," World Peace said Monday after going through 3-on-3 workouts. "I was in great shape. The doc said he was surprised my knee was in such great shape playing 14 years in the NBA and always in a defensive stance.
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Does palliative chemo mean that doctors are trying to ease pain/symtoms but not treat cancer/ shrink tumor?
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Hi, Palliative chemotherapy is the use of chemical substances to slow the progression of cancer and prolong life. I do not believe it is a cure or really prolongs anything. The decision to be on Palliative Care is a hard one and a personal one. Do you know what her prognosis was and what stage she is put at? My husband was given a choice whether to Palliative or not. He asked the ONC how long it would buy him and the ONC said about 5 months and after 3 days of thinking about it he decided no, he wanted more quality of life. And this ONC was right on with his time frame, altho we try not to listen to time frames. No one here has an expiration date stamped on them. You will find that CC is like a giant roller coaster ride and no one wants to buy a ticket for this ride.
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I don't think that is the case, especially in my daughter's case. Her chemo was called palliative from the beginning, but they were trying to shrink the tumors. She did so well that she is having the second part of a two part resection on Wed. I think they use that term because they don't want you to have false hope that it will cure you, but if it works it will make tumors shrink and make you feel better. It did make my daughter feel better and shrink her tumors.
Caring for the Symptoms of Cancer and its Treatment = palliative care.
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PINE RIVER JOURNAL VOLUME III NUMBER 25 THE PINE RIVER JOURNAL, PINE RIVER. CASS COUNTY, MINNESOTA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1938 SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 Per Yeai S NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST FROM 'ROUND THE STATE FIFTY APPLICATIONS HAVE. BEEN MADE FOR BANG'S TEST TRANSIENT ASKS IF HE CAN BE ARRESTED About fifty farmers of Cass Coun- tf have made application for* the testing of their herds for Bang's disease, at the County Agent's office recently. Mr. Nelson states that this is very encouraging as It is only by testing herds and eliminating the reactors that the disease can be eradicated. LOCAL HOSPITAL INCORPORATES UNDER NEW NAME bating this uisease in recent years Buffalo Lake.—"I want to be arrest- Ii seems that when a herd is once ed in this town?" Shouted a lightly free of the disease It remains so for clad transient as he walked up and <;uite a long time, down Buffalo Lake's main street. Following his exclamations the man even went so far as threatening to throw a rock through a big wipdow. Upon being questioned he replied that he had had nothing to eat and wanted to be arrested. VISITING DAYS ARE HELD AT THE PINE RIVER SCHOOL CIRCULAR SA"' CAUS S OF 16-YEAR OLD D^ T! YOUTH Under the auspices of the PTA, visiting days for parents were held in the fourth, fifth, and sixth grad*» rooms last wee,v; and are being held I/, the first, second and third grade rooms this week. The fifth graders had the largest number of visitors. LeCenter.—Having volunteered tn Sunt Haack and the respective tea- help the neighbors cut wood, Marvin chers are to be commended for the Osborne, 16-year old son of Mr. and interest and cooperation extended. Mrs. Mike Osborne, met a tragic Coffee and wafers were served to all death when struck by a c'rcula saw visitors and a door prize was awarded Marvin was returning from a trip to each day. Room mothers repreaent- town and had stopped at the Clem ing the various rooms were as fol- Genelin farm and offered to help M lows: grade 6, Mrs. Silbough: grade Genelin complete his wood-cutting g; Mrs. Triggs; grade 4, Mrs. Dubbn* job. I e had been at work only aggrade 3, Mrs. Ast; grade 2, Mrs. Jones short time when somethi g broke ■ and grade 1, Mrs. Hunt, loose on the sa<v ri", allowing the i It is hoped to arrange visiting days whirling saw to break loose from it for parents of those in the Jr. and Sr. position and strike the youth. A big assemblies later. gash was cut and the main artery in I his neck severed. The bov died from loss of blood before medical aid was feecured. Dr. A. J. Button announced this week, that the Holman hospital has Great progress has been made in com-i. _ . , . ,. _"__,,-_,, , ,. been incorporated under the auspices of the Lutheran Church, and as such, will be known from now on as the St Mathew Hospital Corporation. At stockholders meeting was held at the home of Dr. Button Monday evening, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors, which consists ol 'five members, Including John Vangen of Longville, for one year; Marius Houg and Dr. A. N. Meland for two years and Nora D. Button and S. P. Hanson for three years. Marius Houg was elected chairman of the board, and p. P. Hanson, vice chairman for ■one year. Nora D. Button was elected Sec.-Treas. for one year. After the election of officers was completed, the board met and decld- eo. that no further dues or assess- ■. ments be paid for the ensuing year. | Dr. Button stated that further im-' provements and added facilities have HONOR ROLL The following new and re-newal subscriptions to the Journal hav. b.en received the past week. Look at tiie label on your paper, if you are in arrears, stop in and see us. Morris Skow, Pine River Erick Wickstrom, Pine River Leo Hopke, Pine River F. O. Peterson, Pine River Warren Hoffman, Pine River Mrs. A. E. Larson, Backus MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER HUNGRY STRANGER EATS ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS Aitkin.—You may have heard ot glasseaters and you may have paid admission to a side show at a circus to see them, but if a man of ordinary appearance came into your office and said that he was hungry for a light bulb, you would be likely to think yon had misunderstood h's request. Residents of Sandy Lake, near here, had just such an experience recertly when p stranger entered a store and remarked that he wa* hungry. And an electric light bulb satisfied his wants SCHOOL BOARD CONV. IN MINNEAPOLIS NEXT WK. About fifty friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IT. E. Baughman Saturday evening, to honor Mr. and Mrs. George Baughman with a kitchen shower. The honored couple received a great number oi useful and beautiful gifts. They are making their new home on the Charles Erickson farm. The evening was spent visiting and playing games, after whicn sandwiches', cake, coffee and popcorn balls were served. been made to Insure the best of care; and treatment of patients at the newly incorporated St Mathew Hospital in Pine River. 4-H CLUB BOYS IN CASS CO., PURCHASE CALVES RECENTLY NEW SKATING RINK ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD SUNDAY Ross Kidnaper Hides Victim and Ransom Near P.R. ODD; THREE - HANDLED AXE IS DISPLAYED Detroit Lakes.—A freakish oddity displayed in the office of Oscar P. Mor- ken, county register of deeds, is an axe with three handles. It was picked up on the farm of Wm. Maedl near here. The three handled formation came about when years ago the axe's blade was tossed on the ground. Around it grew a tree, which when cut, left three branches in the form of handles for the axe blade. Supt. Otto Haack informed us this week, that the Minnesota School Board Association, will hold its annual convention on Wednesday,Thurs- day and Friday, February 2-3-4, at the Nicollet hotel In Minneapolis. All rural school boards and city boards ot education are expected to be present. Memberships should be sent to John E. Palmer of Fergus Falls, who Asked what he would like to eat, the j is secretary of the Ass'n. chap looked up at th? ceiling and re- Matters brouglu be'nre the Minne lied, "an electric light bulb." In fun, seta School Board As .elation and ac- Mr. Laursen, the storekeeper, handed the stranger a light bulb. Ho broke it on a beer glass and proceded to eat it, swallowing it down, to the this reason, as many delegates amazment of the spectators. Two possible are urged to attend. tions taken by the delegation assembly have a determining influence on members of the legislature, and for as days later the glass-eater reappeared in the store. When he asked for another light bulb, the clerk hes'tated for a moment and then gave him an old bulb. Again the stranger ate ie, washing it down with a glass o" beer. FORMER RESIDENT. CALLED BY DEATH Word was received here last weev of the death of Mr. John Jennings, » former resident near Pine R.ver, who passed away at his home In Lengby, or Saturday evening, January JP Funeral services were held at Lene- by Wednesday aicernoon. Several people from Pine River were present. Mr. Jennings moved to a farm i i> miles nonh of Pine River, on .the Longville road, in 1914, and made his home here until in 1923, when th«» family moved away. Mr. Jennings was very well and favorably know around Pine River. _xe had been engaged in the garage business in I-Misr- hy for the past twelve years. He is .survived by his wife and three sons. Those from Pine River who will be I.-. attendance, include Supt Haack. C. P. Rognlie, and L. M. Severeid. Other members of the local board also plan on attending, if it is conveniently possible to get away at the time. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks to the kind neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted us and brought words' or cheer during the illness and death of our mother. Ihga, Ole and Oscar Hoplin Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hoplin The Hoplin Grandchildren Clifford Zaffke of Backus, and Marvin Nelson of Leader, have purchased Angus baby beef calves for their 4-H projects and are. starting them on feed, in trying to reach their goal which is gaining a knowledge of cattle feeding and getting their calves ready for a good placing at fairs. They are off to a good start as the calves are thrifty and of excellent conformation. Marvin Nelson secured his calf from the Tianna farms at Walker, and Clifford Zaffke secured his from tl>e Hartley Stock farms of Page, N. D. II is certain that the boys will get considerable enjoyment and sat'sfac tion from working with their animals RITES FOR MRS. HOPLIN HELD WED. Don Lundrigan and Miss Gunderson were dinner guests at the home of Dr. «ir.d Mrs. A. N. Meland Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Hoplin, a resident of Pine River, passed away at her home in Walden twp. Sunday, at the age of 7.1 years. She had been ill for some time. Funeral services were held from the Chapel of the Northland Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon, with Mr Dabill officiating. Interment was made in the Pine Ridge cemetery. Ellen Halbasted was born in Norway, August 11, 1866, coming to America in 1887. She made her home in Chicago for one year, moving to Brandon, Minn., in 1888, where she was united in marriage to Ole Hoplin. Mr. and Mrs. Hoplin came to Pine River in 1901, moving to Walden twp. the following year, where she resided until her death. She leaves to mourn her death, one daughter. In- ga, three sons, Ole, Nels and Oscar, also six grandchildren and one great grandchild, all of Pine River. You Can Believe it or Not— This Winter is Colder i SCHOOL NOTES On January 29th, the Crosby-Iron ten team will nluv Pine Riv^r her* On Friday, February 4, the Keith Giiigb'S Players will present a comr-1 dy play "Along Came Jolie,"' at tht' | school auditorium. The local Declamation c >rtes: will: he held at the school on Wednesday, | February 2, at 2 p. m. The public is cordially invited. The high school basketball team diopped a hardly fought bnitle with the Aitkin boys in Pine River Tuesday evening 21-33. _'he local boys made several desperate attempts but were unable to connect with the basket towarda the last The next time you walk down the street and some friend greets you with "It's a swell winter we're having" just tell him he doesn't know what he's talking about. For over a month now the people In this section have been on- gratulating themselves on the fine deal Old Man Winter has given Cass County, with bright sunny days, little snow and very little sub-zero weather. But it's all hocus-pocus—that'" what the Minneapolis weather bureau said last week. You'd never guess from day to day observation, but the weather bureau's records show that December just past, was 11 per cent colder than the same month la°t year; the season so far this year is 5.3 per cent colder than last, and the winter so far this year has been 6.. per cent colder than the average temperature for th'» section since the weather bureau was inaugurated. One thing should be explained however, The cold weather this> year has been evenly spread out over the past few months. Ls?* year we got big hunKs of it when it was 30 degrees below zero for weeks at a time, and came in intense cold waves. Pine River basked in tropical heat on Sunday, with the mercury well above the fifties. But on Monday morning—Old Man Winter descended with all four feet— and as this is written (Tuesday the wood pile is going down f«Q* trying1 to kee the ink In the press warm. Together with the cold, a 40 mile an hour gale has been blowing. More than one family In Pine River was forced to use outside plumbing this morning due to frozen water pipes. The new skating rink which was completed last week by several public spirited gentlemen, drew a record crowd Sunday afternoon. With the mercury well above the fifties, young -ind old flocked to the rink. The Btreet in front of the pond was lined ou both sides with spectators—all wishing they had a pair of skates. Through the courtesy of John Rohr, the amplifying system of the Marlow 'theatre was set up and music was enjoyed all afternoon. Mr. Rohr has pi omised to have the amplifyer there on Thursday night (tonight) also, so gather up your skates and show the natives some new steps. Those in charge of promoting a public recre- 'Jon of this kind should receive a rising vote of thanks. Considerable work and effort was necessary to clear the snow off the pond, erect the lighting system and warming house, i and see to it that the Ice Is in con- i 'dition for skating. One of the sponsors went so far as to take his pri- ' vate water pumping system to the pond to flood the rink, filling up the cracks and making it smooth. SWANBERG COUPLE HONORED ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY About fifty five friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Stotts Saturday afternoon, to honor the couple on their 59th wedding anniversary. Several old favorite songs were sung and a mock wedding was given, with Clarence Peterson officiating as clergyman. The principals of the wedding were Epamlnondus River Rat, the handsome groom (Mr. Matzdorf) and Lizzie Amelia Rhododendron Carpenter (Mrs. Roy Raph) as the beautiful bride. Mr. Hardy and Mrs. Harold Moser were attendants of the honored young upstarts. A fine lunch was served at the close NOTICE The annual meeting of the Pine River Creamery Association will be held at the armory in Pine River, on Saturday, February 12. The meeting will be called to order at 1 p. m. Order of Business: Calling of Roll, Proof of Notice, Reading and disposal of all unapprov- eu business, Annual reports of officers, and committees, Election of officers, Unfinished business, Adjournment. L. O. Fick, Sec. Use A Want A<1 DVORACEK WILL SPEAK ON COOPS HERE FRIDAY Mr. Dan Dvoracek, Extension Marketing Specialist of the University Farm, will meet with all who are Interested In cooperative marketing on Friday, January 28, at 1:30 p. m., at the Pine River Armory. Mr. Dvoracek will discuss the advantages of cooperative marketing and how institutions of that kind can be operated more efficiently. PUBLIC MAKES NOTE ON ZONE TEST HIGHWAY NO. 169 Pine River has been buzzing with news of the confessed kidnaper and slayer of Chas. Ross,, wealthy Chlca- goan, the past week, probably due to the closeness of the killers activities, which were In the vicinity of Pine River for-about two weeks. The body was found In a cave about.ithlr- ty miles east of Pine River near Emily and the ransom notes were found about the same distance north of Pine River, near Leech Lake. Immediately on the heels of this evidence, came the disclosure that Seadlund was a former resident Ironton, some sixty miles from here.- Several local hunters who were near the scene of the cave during the victim's captivity, sav that they saw both Seadlund and his partner in crime, Gray, whom he later killed, several times while hunting In that region, although they never spoke to them. Last reports are, that the confessed kidnaper is being held in the Cook county jail in Chicago, under heavy guard to- prevent any attempt at suicide. It is very possible, that J. Edgar Hoover and his party of G-men passed through Pine River with Seadlund some time last week, on their return from their discovery of the ransom money. This however, has not been established. LADIES AUX. TO SPONSOR CONTEST Response from the driving using Trunk Highway Elk River and Grand stretch over which for some The Ladles Auxiliary is sponsoring and essay contest in Pine River, on '•The Constitution and What it Means to the American People." The winner Ir, Pine River will receive a prize dotted by the Auxiliary, and will then le eligible to compete in the state contest. The winner in the state contest will in turn enter the national contest, the winner of which will be awarded as follows: First prize $100. cash and a trip to the Columbus Ohio ^River; Second prize, $50. cash and .third prize, $25. All boys and girls between the ages of 14 and 18 are eligible and should 160 betweer.get in touch with Mrs. Otto Haack or Rapids, the Ml's- Gus Wolfrank. months public the Minnesota Highway department j T»TTI7 aim. has been conducting a speed zoning I A\X I j.liN. Y IflFN experiment, indicates that the 30, 40 vfllJu \/\/Ul. 1 1 and 60 miles an hour speed-limit zones have met with the motorist's favor, according to W. F. Rosenwald, traffic engineer. This highway was designated as the "guinea pig" or laboratory road for testing the effect and means of enforcement of speed zones provided for by the new Uniform Traffic Regulati- RETURN FROM FARM BUR. CON. The Cass County group who attended the Farm Bureau Convention and ons Act, before the act wwas applied to all state trunk highways. Farm and Home Week, returned Saturday from St Paul. They report a The card . questionaires have been very large attendance and keen in- distributed along that route by the terest in the Agriculture situation safety division of the state highway and farm problems, department. The response has been Edward J. Dorsey, who served on encouraging and indicates a desire on the Resolutions Committee, made up the part of drivers to cooperate with of seven delegates from over the sta- the department In safety measures. to. says that the thirty resolutions The consensus was that the average adopted by the convention, established speed of motor vehicles over the Elk the program for the State Federation of the afternoon, a.fter which a purse uiver-Grand Rapids stretch was low- for the coming year. Extension ser- ered, and that caution on the part oi vice and 4-H Club work were heartily the drivers was heightened by the endorsed. The state officers were speed limit zone signs. Residents commended for their work with other along T. H. 169, reported also that it legislative and service groups and seemed that the speed of traffic was urged to continue the work to the end cut with the appearance of the signs that more and better cooperatives and that a definite decrease In driving might be developed and a more har- oi' Silver was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Stotts in memory of the occasion. T. W. Pickard surveys opinion in his "Weekly News Review," discovering unanimous approval of Stanley Reed appointment to U. S. Supreme Court. Next time you have trouble getting into your house, follow the advice of "Smatter Pop's" young sters on the funny page. LaBarranca was an impregnable Mexican hacienda until Joyce Sewell decided to capture it! Read "Under Pressure," the exciting new serial by George Agnew Chamberlain. rates through towns was noted. PIRATES WIN FROM REMER THURSDAY The Pine River Pirates journeyed to Remer Thursday evening of last ■week, where they played a fast and furious game of basketball, emerging o.\ the long end of the 27 to 26 score. Marion Sherwood was top man, with 11 points to his credit. On -"alIn "day evening of this week the Waikerites ." come her for a game at the local gym. Be there and watch the Pirates go Into action. monlous association exist among the farmers. Mrs. Claude /Vinson attended the Home and Community conferences and stated that much work had been done the past year with rural youth groups, 4-H club girls and farm women's groups, such as poultry, clothing and nutrition. She hopes to carry out some of this work through the County Agent, County Club Council, and Farm Bureau Units . Mr. Dorsey, president of the Cass County Farm Bureau, Invites all farmers and home makers who are interested In better agricultural and home conditions to join the association. 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Turkey vultures and other New World vultures belong to the family Cathartidae, in the order Ciconiiformes. New World vultures make up the subfamily Cathartinae and are mostly large, long-winged, brownish-black birds with bare heads. Other members of this subfamily include the Andean condor, king vulture, black vulture and the highly endangered California condor. Turkey vultures range from southern Canada to South America.
Turkey vultures are commonly seen near farms, open areas and woodlands soaring on thermals. They nest in rocky, forested locations.
Adult turkey vultures are 24-28 inches (60-70 cm) in length with a wingspan of 5-6 feet (150-180 cm). They usually weigh between 3.5-5 pounds (1.6-2.7 kg). The turkey vulture's plumage is dark brown with a blue, green or purple iridescence. The underside of the wing is two-tone with dark brown or black on the leading edge of the wing, with silver-gray flight feathers. Adults have a small, bare, red head; juveniles have blackish heads. The legs are also pale red and bare. Their feet are weak with blunt toenails and a small hind toe.
Can attain an age of 20 years in captivity.
In the wild: Unlike true birds of prey, vultures rarely catch live prey. Vultures seek out carrion (dead animals) and will eat most anything they come upon. Soaring high above ground, they use their acute vision to locate food. The turkey vulture has a more developed sense of smell than most birds, and can easily locate covered carcasses not visible from the air.
At the zoo: Mice, rats, quail, trout and stockbones.
Prior to pairing up, turkey vultures often take part in a group "dance." Gathering in large numbers on open ground, they hop, with wings trailing, toward one another. Turkey vultures do not make nests. Instead, clutches of about two eggs are laid in a variety of locations, including bare ground in the brush, the floor of caves, on rock shelves, or in rotted-out logs. Both parents incubate the eggs, which takes 38-41 days. Both parents feed the hungry chicks with regurgitated food. Young stay in the nest for about six weeks.
Turkey vultures spend much of the day soaring in the sky in search of carrion. Although primarily scavengers, turkey vultures may rarely attack insects or small, sick animals. At night they often gather in large roosts. Turkey vultures living in the northern reaches of their range tend to be migratory, and usually assemble in flocks of up to several hundred individuals for the fall and spring migration to and from wintering grounds in the southern states, Mexico, south to South America.
These large birds move awkwardly on the ground, walking or hopping clumsily with a sideways hitch. When preparing to take flight, a turkey vulture leans forward, takes a few steps, hops and then pushes off with its legs while flapping its wings.
Once airborne, turkey vultures become birds of grace and agility. Using their large, broad wings to ride warm air thermals, they soar upward and rarely have to flap their wings.
Turkey vultures are easy to identify in flight. Their wings are held in a V-shape, or dihedral, over their back. Because they are very light for their size, they tend to teeter back and forth in the wind.
Vultures are social animals. Several dozen turkey vultures may flock to a large carcass within minutes after its death. Although turkey vultures are usually silent, this all changes when they gather to eat. Silence is replaced with shoving, hissing, grunting, growling and squabbling, and fighting between vultures breaks out at times. Injury, however, rarely occurs during the upheaval of the feeding frenzy.
The bare head of a turkey vulture is an adaptation for its scavenging life style, and helps keep the head clean when the vulture sticks its head inside the carcass of a large animal.
Turkey vultures can be seen at the zoo's Raptor Center. Other birds that can be viewed at the Raptor Center include the bald eagle, gyrfalcon, Harris's hawk as well as great horned, spectacled and barred owls. Additionally, owls can be seen in the zoo's Temperate Forest bioclimatic zone; a great gray or spotted owl adjacent to Bug World and a barn owl at the Family Farm. Woodland Park Zoo's Eagle Release Program has rehabilitated and released back into the wild more than 80 eagles, plus several other raptor species.
Turkey vultures are widespread, and are not considered endangered. Turkey vulture numbers declined in the 1950s and 1960s, most likely due to pesticide contamination. The current increase in turkey vulture populations may be a result, in part, to the more controlled and safe use of poisonous pesticides.
All vultures play a valuable role in nature as scavengers. Vultures quickly remove carcasses from the landscape before they rot and turn foul-smelling. The genus name Cathartes comes from the Greek word Kathartes which means "purifier." Vultures can eat animals that have died from diseases such as anthrax or botulism and not get sick themselves. In this way they help to prevent the spread of disease.
Efforts to save threatened and endangered birds require cooperation and support at international, national, regional and individual levels. You can help in this cause. Join and become active in Woodland Park Zoo and other conservation organizations of your choice. Recycle forest products. Eliminate or reduce pesticide use. Support breeding programs for endangered bird species at zoos and other animal care organizations. Let your elected representatives know your views about the conservation of migratory birds and their wild habitats.
Contact Woodland Park Zoo at email@example.com to find ways you can support conservation programs at the zoo. Learn other ways you can help conserve wildlife and their habitats by visiting our How You Can Help page.
Newton, Ian Dr. 1990. Birds of Prey. Facts On File, Inc., New York, NY. 240 p.
Weidensaul, Scott. 1996. Raptors: The Birds of Prey. Lyons and Burford, Publishers, New York, NY. 382 p.
Burnie, David. 1988. Bird (Eyewitness Books). Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., New York, NY. 64 p.
Zoobooks. 1986. Birds of Prey. Wildlife Education, Ltd., San Diego, CA. 16 p.
Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Incertae sedis Family: Cathartidae Genus: Cathartes Species: C. aura
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Demarous wrote:So the dissattachment, is the removal of needing and clinging, to realise the cycle of life where everything is inpermanent, and to accept that??? Is that right?
Ben wrote:Hi Demarous
I'm a family man as well. There is no embargo on lay people forming meaningful romantic relationships and to have families. The Buddha taught householders as well as monks and nuns and he, as far as I am aware, did not instruct lay people to abandon their wives, husbands and children.
But as Buddhists, we should aim to develop relationships that are not predominated by grasping and clinging. Our relationships should be characterised by the brahmaviharas of metta (loving kindness), mudita (sympathetic joy), karuna (compassion), and upekkha (equanimity). Having said that, it naturally takes time. You don't have to renounce your relationships to be a practicing Theravadin, but you might find the quality of those relationships may improve in unexpected ways as you mature in your practice.
appicchato wrote:I believe the term is nonattachment...dissattachment is not in the dictionary...any I've seen...
Demarous wrote:With regards to Dissattachment, what does it actually mean?
My conception of it i believe is wrong, and the only thing holding me back from committing to Theravada fully as my path.
Everything else seems to work and sit well with me but this word Dissattachment and disspassion, as a family man, concern me, if i intend to keep them of course!!!
Jason wrote:Much like the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, who we're told in Plato's dialogue Cratylus believed that all things flow and nothing stands (401d), the Buddha observed the characteristic of impermanence that's inherent to all conditional things as well. In Buddhist philosophy, all things that are conditional, or in other words all things that arise from causes and conditions, are seen to be impermanent, subject to cessation, to dissolution. In the discourses of the Buddha that are preserved in the Pali Canon, this idea is presented in numerous ways, with the basic formula being, "Whatever is subject to arising is all subject to cessation" (SN 56.11). Everything in this world is in a state of flux, i.e., nothing in this world remains unchanged, and it's precisely because of this characteristic of existence that attachment gives rise to suffering.
It is sometimes thought possible to modify this interpretation of paticcasamuppāda, confining its application to the present life. Instead of temporal succession we have continuous becoming, conceived as a flux, where the effect cannot be clearly distinguished from the cause—the cause becomes the effect. But this does not get rid of the temporal element, and the concept of a flux raises its own difficulties.
The notion of flux can be expressed thus: A = B, B = C, A ≠ C, where A, B, and C, are consecutive (Poincaré's definition of continuity). This contradiction can only be concealed by verbal legerdemain. (The origin of this misleading notion, as of so many others in the traditional interpretation, seems to be the Milindapañha, which, to judge by its simile of the flame, intends its formula na ca so na ca añño to be understood as describing continuous change.) The misunderstanding arises from failure to see that change at any given level of generality must be discontinuous and absolute, and that there must be different levels of generality. When these are taken together, any desired approximation to 'continuous change' can be obtained without contradiction. But change, as marking 'the passage of time', is no more than change of aspect or orientation: change of substance is not necessary, nor is movement. (See ANICCA [a], CITTA [a], & FUNDAMENTAL STRUCTURE.) Kierkegaard (op. cit., p. 277) points out that Heraclitus, who summed up his doctrine of universal flux in the celebrated dictum that one cannot pass through the same river twice, had a disciple who remarked that one cannot pass through the same river even once. If everything is changing, there is no change at all.
The assumption of a single absolute time, conceived as a uniform continuity (or flux) of instants, leads at once to a very common misconception of the Dhamma:
A.Even if I now perceive things as self-identically persisting in time, my present perception is only one out of a flux or continuous succession of perceptions, and there is no guarantee that I continue to perceive the same self-identities for two successive instants. All I am therefore entitled to say is that there appear to be self-identities persisting in time; but whether it is so or not in reality I am quite unable to discover.
B.The Buddha's teachings of impermanence and not-self answer this question in the negative: In reality no things exist, and if they appear to do so that is because of my ignorance of these teachings (which is avijjā).
But we may remark: (i) That A is the result of taking presumptively the rational view of time, and using it to question the validity of direct reflexive experience. But the rational view of time is itself derived, ultimately, from direct reflexive experience—how can we know about time at all, if not from experience? --, and it is quite illegitimate to use it to dig away its own foundations. The fault is in the act of rationalization, in the attempt to see time from a point outside it; and the result—a continuous succession of isolated instants each of no duration and without past or future (from a timeless point of view they are all present)—is a monster. The distinction in A (as everywhere else) between 'appearance' and 'reality' is wholly spurious. (ii) That since our knowledge of time comes only from perception of change, the nature of change must be determined before we can know the structure of time. We have, therefore, no antecedent reason—if we do not actually encounter the thing itself—for entertaining the self-contradictory idea (see Poincaré above) of continuous change. (iii) That, whether or not we do actually perceive continuous change, we certainly perceive discontinuous changes (so much is admitted by A), and there is thus a prima-facie case at least in favour of the latter. (iv) That the experiments of the Gestalt psychologists indicate that, in fact, we perceive only discontinuous changes, not continuous change (cf. Sartre, op. cit., p. 190). (v) That if, nevertheless, we say that we do at times and in the normal way have intuitive experience, distinct and unambiguous, of continuous change, and if we also say that continuous change, in accordance with B, is what is meant by the teaching of impermanence, then it will follow that at such times we must enjoy a direct view of 'reality' and be free from avijjā. Why, then, should we need a Buddha to tell us these things? But if we reject the first premiss we shall have no longer any grounds for having to assert a uniformly continuous time, and if we reject the second we shall have no longer any grounds for wishing to assert it. (On the question of self-identity, see ATTĀ.)
Our undeniable experience of movement and similar things (e.g. the fading of lights) will no doubt be adduced as evidence of continuous change—indeed, it will be said that they are continuous change. That movement is evidence of what it is, is quite certain; but it is not so certain that it is evidence of continuous change. We may understand movement as, at each level of generality, a succession of contiguous fixed finite trajectories (to borrow Sartre's expression), and each such trajectory, at the next lower level, as a relatively faster succession of lesser trajectories, and so on indefinitely. But, as discussed in FUNDAMENTAL STRUCTURE [h], our ability to perceive distinctions is limited, and this hierarchy of trajectories is anomalously apprehended as a series of discrete continuities of displacement—which is, precisely, what we are accustomed to call movement. In other words, it is only where our power of discrimination leaves off that we start talking about 'continuous change'. (Consideration of the mechanism of the cinematograph—see the foregoing reference—is enough to show that continuous change cannot safely be inferred from the experience of movement; but it must not be supposed that the structure of movement can be reduced simply to the structure of the cinematograph film. See also FUNDAMENTAL STRUCTURE [m].)
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Bennett and Tysons 2012 NFL Mock Draft
Round 1
1. Colts- Andrew Luck-QB Stanford
2. Redskins (from Rams)- Robert Griffin III- QB Baylor
3. Vikings- Matt Kalil-OT USC
4. Browns- Trent Richardson-RB Alabama
5. Bucs- Morris Claiborne-DB LSU
6. Rams (from Redskins)- Justin Blackmon- WR Oklahoma State
7. Jaguars- Michael Floyd- WR Notre Dame
8. Dolphins- Ryan Tannehill- QB Texas A&M
9. Panthers- Fletcher Cox- DT Mississippi
10. Bills- Riley Reiff- OT Iowa
11. Chiefs- Luke Kuechly ILB Boston College
12. Seahawks- David DeCastro G Stanford
13. Cardinals- Cordy Glenn G/OT Georgia
14. Cowboys- Mark Barron S Alabama
15. Eagles- Jonathan Martin OT- Stanford
16- Jets- Melvin Ingram DE/OLB South Carolina
17. Bengals (from Raiders)- Dre Kirkpatrick- CB Alabama
18. Chargers- Courtney Upshaw DE/OLB Alabama
19. Bears- Stephon Gilmore- CB South Carolina
20. Titans- Quentin Coples- DE North Carolina
21. Bengals- Doug Martin- RB Boise State
22. Browns (from Falcons)- Kendall Wright- WR Baylor
23. Lions- Janoris Jenkins- CB North Alabama
24. Steelers- Dontari Poe- NT Memphis
25. Broncos- Michael Brockers- DT LSU
26. Texans- Dont'a Hightower- ILB Alabama
27. Patriots (from Saints)- Shea McCellin OLB/DE Boise St
28. Packers- Nick Perry- DE/OLB USC
29. Ravens- Peter Konz- C Wisconsin
30. 49ers- Jerel Worthy- DT Michigan State
31. Patriots- Whitney Mercilus- DE/OLB Illinois
32. Giants- Bobby Massie OT Ole Miss
Round 2
33. Rams- Harrison Smith S Notre Dame
34. Colts- Coby Fleener- TE Stanford
35. Vikings- Brandon Boynkin CB Georgia
36. Bucs- Lamar Miller- RB Miami
37. Browns- Brandon Weeden QB Oklahoma State
38. Jaguars- Vinny Curry DE/OLB Marshall
39. Rams (from Redskins)- David Wilson RB Virginia Tech
40- Panthers- Stephen Hill WR Georgia Tech
41. Bills- Andre Branch DE/OLB Clemson
42. Dolphins- Alshon Jeffery WR South Carolina
43. Seahawks- Chandler Jones DE/OLB Syracuse
44. Chiefs- Josh Chapman- DT Alabama
45. Cowboys- Devon Still DT Penn St
46. Eagles- Kendal Reyes DT UCONN
47. Jets- Mike Adams- OT Ohio State
48. Patriots (from Oakland)- Josh Robinson- CB Central Florida
49. Chargers- Mohammad Sanu WR Rutgers
50. Bears- Zach Brown LB UNC
51. Eagles (from Cardinals)- George Iloka S Boise St
52. Titans- Kelechi Osemele- G Iowa State
53. Bengals- Kevin Zeitler- G Wisconsin
54. Lions- Lavonte David- LB Nebraska
55. Falcons- Chase Minnifield CB Virginia
56. Steelers- Amini Silatolu- G Midwestern State
57. Broncos- LaMichael James- RB Oregon
58. Texans- Alameda Taamu DT Washington
59. Saints- FORFEITED- BOUNTYGATE
60. Packers- Brandon Thompson- DT Clemson
61. Ravens- Rueben Randle- WR LSU
62. 49ers- Trumaine Johnson CB Montana
63- Patriots- Markel Martin- S Oklahoma State
64. Giants- Mychal Kendricks LB Cal
Round 3
65. Colts- Jared Crick- DT Nebraska
66. Rams- Leonard Johnson- CB Iowa State
67. Vikings- Brian Quick- WR Appalachian State
68. Browns- Zebrie Sanders- OT Florida State
69. Bucs- Ronnell Lewis- LB Oklahoma
70. Redskins- Derek Wolfe DT Cincinnati
71. Jaguars- James Brown G Troy
72. Bills- Dwayne Allen- TE Clemson
73. Dolphins- Brandon Washington G Miami
74. Dolphins (from Panthers via Bears)- Cam Johnson- DE Virginia
75. Chiefs- Michael Egnew TE Mizzou
76. Seahawks- Isiah Pead RB Cincinnati
77. Texans (from Eagles)- Ladarius Green- TE Louisiana-Lafayette
78. Jets- Robert Turbin RB Utah St.
79. Raiders- FORFEITED FOR TERRELL PRYOR (Supplemental Draft)
80. Chargers- Bobby Wagner LB Utah St.
81. Bears- Matt McCants- OT Alabama Birmingham
82. Cardinals- Chris Givens- WR Wake Forest
83. Cowboys- Ben Jones C GeorgiaChris Polk- RB Washington
84. Titans- Josh Norman- CB Coastal Carolina
85. Bengals- Janzen Jackson- S McNeese State
86. Falcons- Nate Potter OT Boise St
87. Lions- Andrew Datko OT FSU
88. Steelers- Bernard Pierce RB Temple
89. Broncos- Jayron Hosley- CB Virginia Tech
90. Eagles (from Texans)- Brock Osweiler QB Arizona State
91. Saints- Jarius Wright- WR Arkansas
92. Packers- Alfonzo Dennard CB Nebraska
93. Ravens- Audie Cole- ILB North Carolina State
94. 49ers- Brandon Mosely T/G Auburn
95. Patriots- Dwight Jones- WR North Carolina
96. Giants- Cyrus Gray RB Texas A&M
97. Raiders (compensatory pick)- Orson Charles TE Georgia
Round 4
98. Rams- Sean Spence OLB Miami
99. Colts- Marvin McNutt WR Iowa
100. Vikings- Mike Martin DT Michigan
101. Texans (from Bucs)- Juron Criner WR Arizona
102. Browns- Josh Kaddu OLB Oregon
103. Jaguars- Trevor Guyton DE Cal
104. Redskins- Antonio Allen S South Carolina
105. Dolphins- Trenton Robinson S Michigan St.
106. Panthers- Ryan Steed CB Furman
107. Bills-Nick Foles QB Arizona
108. Seahawks- Chase Thomas OLB Stanford
109. Chiefs- Jeff Allen OT Illinois
110. Broncos (from Jets)- Joe Adams WR Arkansas
111. Redskins (from Raiders)-Dwight Bentley CB La Lafayette
112. Chargers- Ronnie Hillman RB San Diego State
113. Bears- Tyrone Crawford DE Boise St
114. Cardinals- Malik Jackson DE Tennessee
115. Cowboys- Chris Polk RB Washington
116. Eagles-Travis Lewis OLB Oklahoma
117. Titans-Mike Brewster C Ohio St
118. Bengals-Nick Toon WR Wisconsin
119. Lions-Jammel Fleming CB Oklahoma
120. Browns (from Falcons)-Evan Rodriguez TE Temple
121. Steelers- Casey Hewyard CB Vandy
122. Broncos- Levy Adcock OT Oklahoma St
123. Texans- Mitchell Schwartz OT Cal
124. Saints- Brandon Taylor S LSU
125. Packers- Bruce Irvin OLB West Virgina
126. Bills (from Ravens)- TY Hilton WR Florida International
127. 49ers- Tommy Streeter WR Miami
128. Patriots- Chris Rainey RB Florida
129. Giants-Omar Bolden CB Arizona State
130. Vikings (compensatory)- Donnie Fletcher CB Boston College
131. Raiders (compensatory)- Oliver Vernon DE Miami
132. Ravens (compensatory)- Brandon Lindsey OLB/DE Pitt
133. Giants (compensatory)- Derek Dennis G Temple
134. Packers (compensatory)- David Molk C Michigan
135. Packers (compensatory)-Tramain Thomas S Arkansas
136. Vikings (compensatory)- Senio Kelemete G Washington
137. Cowboys (compensatory)- Cliff Harris CB Oregon
Round 5
138. Colts- Demario Davis LB Ark St.
139. Broncos (from Rams)- Kirk Cousins QB Mich St.
140. Vikings- Vick Ballard RB Miss St.
141. Browns- Ryan Broyles WR Oklahoma
142. Bucs- Billy Winn DT Boise ST
143. Redskins- James Carmon OT
144. Jaguars- Charles Brown CB UNC
145. Panthers- Keenan Robinson LB Texas
146. Bills- Jeff Fuller WR Texas A&M
147. Dolphins- Matt Reynolds OT BYU
148. Chiefs- Mike Harris CB FSU
149. Bills (from Seahawks)- Lucas Nix G Pitt
150. Raiders- Brandon Brooks G Miami Ohio
151. Chargers- Markus Zusevics OT Iowa
152. Bears- Winston Guy S Kentucky
153. Cardinals- Vontaze Burfict LB ARobinson SU
154. Cowboys- George Bryan TE NCST
155. Eagles-Keenan Lindsey LB Texas
156. Jets- Aaron Henry S Wisconsin
157. Titans- Sean Richardson S Vandy
158. Bengals-James Brooks DE Northern Alabama
159. Falcons- Phillip Blake C Baylor
160. Lions- Tony Bergstrom T Utah
161. Steelers- James Michael-Johnson LB Nevada
162. Browns (from Broncos)- Dequan Menzie CB Alabama
163. Texans-Coryeill Judie CB Texas A&M
164. Saints-Jack Crawford DE Penn St
165. Packers- Russell Wilson QB Wisconsin
166. Ravens- Adonis Thomas RB Toledo
167. 49ers- Drake Dunsmore TE Northwestern
168. Bengals (from Patriots)- BJ Coleman QB Chattanoga
169. Giants- AJ Jenkins WR Illinois
170. Raiders (compensatory)- Nigel Bradham OLB FSU
171. Ravens (compensatory)- Duke Ihenacho S San Jose St.
172. Colts (compensatory)- Devon Wylie WR Fresno St.
Round 6
173. Rams- Jeff Adams OT Columbia
174. Eagles (from Colts)- Brandon Bolden RB Mississippi
175. Redskins (from Vikings)- Shaun Prater CB Iowa
176. Bucs- Lamar Holmes OT Souther Miss
177. Vikings (from Browns)- Eddie Whitley S Virginia Tech
178. Jaguars- Rhett Ellison TE USC
179. Cardinals (from Redskins)- Ryan Miller G Colorado
180. Bills- Asa Jackson CB Cal Poly
181. Saints (from Dolphins)- Marcus Fortson DT Miami
182. Panthers- Jerrell Young S South Florida
183. Seahawks- Robert Blanton CB Notre Dame
184. Chiefs- Kellen Moore QB Boise State
185. Chargers- DaJohn Harris DT USC
186. Bears- Quentin Saulsberry C Mississippi State
187. Cardinals- Davin Meggett RB Maryland
188. Cowboys- Kyle Wilber OLB/DE Wake Forest
189. Jets (from Eagles)- Marvin Jones WR California
190. Broncos (from Jets)-Tydreke Powell DT North Carolina
191. Raiders- Kelcie McCray S Arkansas State
192. Titans- Eric Page WR Toledo
193. Bengals- Charles Mitchell S Mississippi State
194. Lions-FORFEITED (TAMPERING)
195. Falcons- Terrence Ganaway RB Baylor
196. Steelers- Justin Bethel S Presbyterian
197. Eagles (from Broncos)- William Vlachos C Alabama
198. Texans- Joe Looney G Wake Forest
199. Dolphins (from Saints)- Kheeston Randall DT Texas
200. Packers- Brandon Hardin S Oregon State
201. Ravens- Marcel Jones OT Nebraska
202. 49ers- Adam Gettis G Iowa
203. Eagles (from Patriots)- DeVier Posey WR Ohio State
204. Giants- Logan Paulson TE Oregon
205. Jets (compensatory)- Jaymes Brooks G Virginia Tech
206. Jets (compensatory)- Jerry Franklin ILB Arkansas
207. Browns (compensatory)- Donte Paige-Moss DE North Carolina
208. Browns (compensatory)- Emmanuel Acho LB Texas
209. Colts (compensatory)- Justin Anderson G Georgia
210. Panthers (compensatory)- Jonathan Massaquoi OLB Troy
Round 7
211. Colts- Dominique Hamilton DT Missouri
212. Rams- Don Barclay OT West Virginia
213. Vikings- B.J. Cunningham WR Michigan State
214. Browns- Antwon Bailey RB Syracuse
215. Bucs- D.J. Holt ILB California
216. Redskins- Tony Dye S UCLA
217. Colts (from Jaguars)- T-Bob Hebert C LSU
218. Dolphins- Emanuel Davis CB East Carolina
219. Panthers- Max Gruder ILB Pittsburgh
220. Bills- Josh Oglesby OT Wisconsin
221. Chiefs- Chris Owusu WR Stanford
222. Lions (from Seahawks)- Jaye Howard DT Florida
223. Bears- Josh Chichester TE Louisville
224. Cardinals- Chase Ford TE Miami
225. Cowboys- LaVon Brazill WR Ohio
226. Vikings (from Eagles)- Jacquies Smith DE Missouri
227. Packers (from Jets)- Tom Compton OT South Dakota
228. Seahawks (from Raiders)- Ryan Lindley QB San Diego State
229. Chargers- DAnton Lynn CB Penn State
230. Titans- Brett Roy DE Nevada
231. Jaguars (from Bengals)- Marquis Maze WR Alabama
232. Falcons- Rishaw Johnson G California (PA)
233. Lions- Moe Petrux C Connecticut
234. Steelers- Bryan Anger P California
235. Jets (from Broncos)- Minacor Regis DT Miami
236. Texans- Will Blackwell G LSU
237. Saints- Dustin Waldron OT Portland State
238. Packers- Chris Greenwood CB Albion
239. Ravens- Gerell Robinson WR Arizona State
240. 49ers- David Snow C Texas
241. Chiefs (from Patriots)- Jake Bequette DE Arkansas
242. Giants- Nathan Williams LB Ohio State
243. Steelers (compensatory)- Taylor Dever OT Notre Dame
244. Packers (compensatory)- Gerell Robinson WR Arizona State
245. Jets (compensatory)- Tysyn Hartman S Kansas State
246. Packers (compensatory)- Tauren Poole RB Tennessee
247. Jets (compensatory)- Cory Harkey TE UCLA
248. Browns (compensatory)- Sean Cattouse S California
249. Steelers (compensatory)- Kelvin Beachum G SMU
250. Browns (compensatory)- Tyler Nielsen LB Iowa
251. Steelers (compensatory)- Chris Galippo LB USC
252. Falcons (compensatory)- Justin Francis DE Rutgers
253. Chargers (compensatory)- Ron Brooks CB LSU
254. Bills (compensatory)- Rokevious Watkins G South Carolina
255. Rams (compensatory)- Drew Butler P Georgia
256. Colts (compensatory)- Randy Bullock K Texas A&M
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Solid draft for Dallas, I also love it for the Eagles
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Awesome for the Packers. I'd be very pleased with this on draft weekend.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 8:18 pm
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Hill at 21, AJ Jenkins in the 5th with the last 5th we have and its much better and a fantastic draft
Big thanks to kacymcbryant18 for the sig....^^
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 8:25 pm
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Awful for the Bills. Reiff is a no go for us at 10 just dont see any OT other than Kalil being picked by the Bills. Then you give us two G's and another OT. How many backups do we need. You dont address the main defense needs until the 6th rd I believe. DE in rd 2 is awful, when we added Mario and Anderson plus Branch is more 3-4 style which we are not anymore.
Gotta give this draft an F.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 8:59 pm
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As mentioned, not a very accurate Bills draft.
There is less than a 1% chance they pick Rieff at #10. Our GM has basically stated they he will draft CBs and LBs heavily. We need a starting SLB so I suspect we pick one early.
Picks I like: Dwayne Allen is a great value, this regime doesn't seem too interested in drafting a TE early. Especially not with a guy like Bobby Wagner on the board. TY Hilton would be a nice pick up.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 9:05 pm
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Wouldn't be upset with Cox and Hill.
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Like it for the Bengals.
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Post subject: Re: Bennett and Tyson's 7 Round Mock Draft
DaPack! wrote:
20. Titans- Quentin Coples- DE North Carolina
Our coaches like hard workers, not lazy players like Coples, plus DE isn't that high of a need. Devon Still would be great here.
52. Titans- Kelechi Osemele- G Iowa State
Not a fan of Osemele. He looks lost alot. Bobby Wagner would be great.
84. Titans- Josh Norman- CB Coastal Carolina
Solid pick.
117. Titans-Mike Brewster C Ohio St
Hate it. Brewster is terrible and isn't an upgrade over our current terrible center. I'd prefer David Molk here.
157. Titans- Sean Richardson S Vandy
Solid pick.
192. Titans- Eric Page WR Toledo
I'd prefer Jonathan Massaquoi here to add to our pass-rush.
230. Titans- Brett Roy DE Nevada
No need for a DT/DE. Rather take the pure DE in Jake Bequette.
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 10:24 pm
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1. Love Kuechly
2. I Love Chapman, but I think we can get him in the 3rd. Silatolu here
3. I like Egnew, but I really think we can get Chapman here, which is preferred.
4. OT is a need. Chris Polk though would be a steal here.
5. Admittedly I know nothing of Harris. I do know that Brooks would be a steal here as well and he needs to be the pick in this situation
6. No thank you. We already have our project in Ricky Stanzi and his ceiling is much much higher. Marvin Jones, Kelcie McCray, Justin Bethel, Kheeston Randall, Brandon Hardin are all better picks.
7. Love Owusu here.
7. Love Bequette, but he doesnt fit in a 34 at all IMO. Ron Brooks here.
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Solid for Panthers.
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Josh Norman in 3rd & its a deal.
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 12:12 am
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For the Falcons we don't have pick 232. Used it to get Asante Samuel.
Also CB is not a need so the Minnifeild pick is awful.
Potter has awful value in the third.
Blake is awesome though.
We don't Ganaway. Either an early round back or nothing at RB.
The rest are okay.
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Wagner in the 3rd and Polk in the 4th for Seattle and I would cry.
No way Chandler Jones falls that far. Love DeCastro in the 1st, but in reality could see Jones there at 12 overall.
Props to Kempes on the sig.
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Thanks to everyone for the feedback and constructive criticism. Hard finding value and fit for 32 different teams in a 7 rounder. But fun trying. A lot of work, but enjoyable. Obviously everyone knows their favorite teams well and have their favorite players. Should be a fun draft!
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Asustek Computer has unveiled the first motherboard under its new TUF series (The Ultimate Force), the Sabertooth 55i.
The Sabertooth 55i is incorporated with Intel's P55 chipset and is equipped with the new CeraM!X heatsink. The heatsink features a ceramics-based composition -- commonly used in the aerospace industry for heat insulation -- that dissipates heat rapidly to achieve cooling effort, while its rough surface functions as an expanded area for heat to induct into the surrounding air, the company said.
The motherboard also includes a fan frame that is compatible with most of the standard 40mm or 50mm computer fans and is positioned directly below the memory module for cooling the related section.
The motherboard's capacitors and VRM MOSFETs have also already been certified for military-level purpose through stringent testing, the company said.
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This is the raceway with three vehicles that perform somersaults when they bounce off the circuit's built-in trampoline. Only available from Hammacher Schlemmer, the track's pieces snap seamlessly together to form a winding off-road course textured with potholes, fallen limbs, and rocks for the set's autonomously operating 3 1/2"-long van, wrecker, and SUV, which roll with impunity on knobby 1" diameter rubber wheels. The course changes to an ascending corkscrew that deposits vehicles down a ramp onto the trampoline's 6" x 8" rebounding surface�each vehicle is weighted to bounce once, flip, and land wheels-down onto an opposite ramp that completes the course's loop. Each vehicle has a low or high-speed setting, and when turned off, the wheels rotate freely for unimpeded off-track play. Requires six AAA batteries. 54" L x 28" W x 13" H. (8 lbs.)
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Very disappointed in package appearance, would like to see product in a more attractive visual appearance for children and not just a brown box
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Major hit this Christmas.
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This toy is well constucted, easy to put together and FUN..my grandchildren ages 4&6 loved it!!! Two problems:1. The track moves easily and must be in proper position for the trucks to work. 2. Comes in plain brown box, I cut the picture of it out of the catalog, place it on box (showing what is inside).
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Very please it is a x_mas gift but we tryed it already and we were impress.
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Hi !
I'm trying to install BT3 on my eee pc and after I boot om my USB device(I tried 4 different devices) it says to me
*-> /base/opt.lzm
Cannot read module data. Corrupted download ?
Cannot read module data. Corrupted download ?
Cannot read module data. Corrupted download ?
Cannot read module data. Corrupted download ?
Cannot read module data. Corrupted download ?
Cannot read module data. Corrupted download ?
* blablabla
* blablabla
cp : cannot remove "union/usr/lib' : no such fule directoty
*creating /etc/fstab
*changing root directory
Fatal error occured - Can't find executable init command
something went wrong and we can't continue please reboot your computer.
Is their anyone who could help me ? I really want to see my EEE pc working again ...
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Ive downloaded the .rar like 5x time on 5 different computers (ie and ff).
and I didn't burn it, as I said I used a usb memory key
I get the same error. I have redownloaded the same (USB version) .rar from several different sources and am attempting to install it to my USB drive.
I get the errors just after the module /base/lib.lzm is inserted:
Cannot read module data. corrupted download? (several times)
cp: cannot remove 'union/usr/lib': no such file or dir
* creating /etc/fstab
* changing root directory...
Fatal error occured - Can't find executable init command
* Something went wrong and we can't continue. This should never happen
I didnt use any download manager other than Opera to download the .rar, and am in the process of getting it via the torrent to see if that makes any difference. For what it's worth, the md5 on the file checks out ok.
Any ideas?
Give the torrent a try.
Are you getting the download from the wiki links?
And of course to verify the md5sum make sure you are saving the download using the default name.
and FYI
for the cd iso version
md5sum : 04ed8742fc8facd1ecc8c9f6f567c116
shasum : 70c33e0aa75a978b8a87a207bf488ecec8d10a87
and the dvd/usb version:
md5sum : bd0d8f507502787184b187f5a39288df
shasum : 853b80a77e3881e8084c797ba55077ead15f84ae
If you get it to work post what you did so that others can follow alongCode:#md5sum downloadname
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Well, as the title says, still nothing.
I got the files from remote-exploit.org/backtrack_download.html, rather than from the wiki, there isnt any difference, is there?
I downloaded the LiveCD, the md5 matches the one on the site, I burned it to CD and that boots perfectly.
I then tried to install it to my USB drive, and got the same error as before.
I checked out the partition tables for the usb drive, and they looked rather strange (something about the partition having no end), so I deleted it and re-created a 3gb FAT32 to put the live install onto, and a 1gb ext3 to save changes to.
Still the same error.
I`m now going to try using the BT Installer from the LiveCD to create a "real" installation on my usb drive
I refuse to believe that its a problem with the usb stick because I had it working once off there, then tried to install the "USB version", at which point - FAIL!
Any bright ideas?
When you say "usb drive" are you attempting a "usb stick" install, via the usual copying of the two dir's (bt & boot) and running the script to make it bootable?
Or, are you attempting a "full" or "live" install, via the built-in GUI installer, onto an external usb hdd?
You mention doing an "install to usb drive" and also mention a "usb stick" so I'm not sure if you are attempting both of the above methods?
If it's a USB stick, don't use the GUI installer, but rather use the "usb version" of BT and the method of simply copying the BT & boot dir's, etc........
My apologies, I use the terms interchangeably!
I`m attempting to install it to a usb flash drive/stick.
I have tried several methods: copying the LiveCD directories (BT3 and boot) to the usb stick and running bootinst.bat, and the same for the USB version. Each time, I get the same error.
The "real" install of the USB version via the gui is still plodding along, I'll give it a try once its finished.
I'm still not having any sucess with this. I have tried installing (both via the supplied install .bat/.sh and the USB Installer created by Shaman Virtuel) the LiveCD and the USB version to two different USB flash drives, and both produce the same results. I'm wondering now if it is some freaky hardware issue, but my Dell Inspiron 1501 is hardly exotic hardware!
Has anyone got any ideas? Did the original poster manage to get the problem solved?
Ok !! I figured it out error : can't find executable init command
Well it comes from they way you build your kurnel (obviously if it's you that build it)
Else I will send you a working version of slax using a 18.104.22.168 kernel !!!