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Janine Russell 11/29/2005 12:23:39 AMPat, very nice detail and composition. #351389
Desiree M. Bento 11/29/2005 12:26:01 AMWow! I love this BW, Pat! #2133040
Bea. Anderson 11/29/2005 12:33:58 AMIt is so mystical I expect to see some "little folk" at the base of the tree. Beautifully done. Bea. #2133048
Darryl Wilkinson 11/29/2005 12:37:23 AMWOW!! Love your perspective on this, Pat! Awesome shot!!! #2133053
Rakesh Syal 11/29/2005 1:52:40 AMYet another beautiful moon and tree image, Pat!!! #2133137
Jim D. Keever 11/29/2005 2:30:42 AMPat,
Karen Engelbreth 11/29/2005 2:41:48 AMFantastic - love it, Pat! #2133202
Roxanne M. Bubar 11/29/2005 3:49:42 AMPat, this is OUTSTANDING!!!!!!! #2133303
S P Mukherji 11/29/2005 4:58:19 AMAnother outstanding capture Pat! Beautiful composition!! #2133653
ADILSON F. FERREIRA 11/29/2005 5:14:19 AMWonderful image Pat!!!
Lorri Shank 11/29/2005 8:44:48 AMBeautifully accomplished, Pat. A great photo! #2134337
Kiran Voleti 11/29/2005 9:47:33 AMPat, U have a great look of Idea
Pat Gamwell 11/29/2005 9:51:04 AMTHANK YOU Kiran, Lorri, Adilson, SP, Roxanne, Karen, Jim, Rakesh, Darryl, Bea, Desiree & Janine! You are all so important to me! #2134529
Jenny Bosmans 11/29/2005 10:15:10 AMFantastic image, Pat!! Love the mystical feel about it!! #2134602
Kaye Burazin 11/29/2005 10:16:00 AMsuch exceptional creativity Pat. I love it!!! #2134604
Terry L. Ellis 11/29/2005 10:23:55 AMReally cool shot and great PS work, Pat! Beautifully done! #2134624
Christian P. Nicolas 11/29/2005 11:49:44 AMVery nice. I kinda of expect to see a barbarian coming from behind the tree like in the movie The Gladiator. My artist imagination is taking over now. :) #2134906
Christian P. Nicolas 11/29/2005 11:50:02 AMVery nice. I kinda of expect to see a barbarian coming from behind the tree like in the movie The Gladiator. My artist's imagination is taking over now. :) #2134907
Pat Gamwell 11/29/2005 12:06:24 PMTHANK YOU Christian, Terry, Kaye & Jenny! My creative life is better with YOU in it! #2134980
Sergio La Spina 11/29/2005 12:14:45 PMAn other details of your photo wowww great and fantastic !!! #2135020
Pat Gamwell 11/29/2005 12:30:27 PMTHANK YOU, Sergio. Your continued support & comments are very much appreciated. #2135074
Mary Clarke 11/29/2005 1:51:55 PMPat, I saw this one earlier when I was not able to comment but I had to find it again - I think it's fantastic. I love your idea and it's turned out wonderfully. #2135317
Pat Gamwell 11/29/2005 3:17:53 PMTHANK YOU for going back to search for this pic, Mary! That is such a nice compliment. #2135613
Kathleen K. Parker 11/29/2005 4:09:35 PMWonderful!!!!!!
Marvin H. Gohlke Jr. 11/30/2005 9:19:43 AMVery interesting, creative shot! Very good detail. Great work!! #2137869
Pat Gamwell 11/30/2005 1:38:05 PMTHANK YOU Kathleen & Marvin! #2138778
Jill Flynn 11/30/2005 2:11:18 PMI love the way this looks Pat. The tones create a wonderful mood. SUPER!! #2138935
Alisha L. Ekstrom 12/1/2005 10:27:54 AMWOW..WAY cool image!! Very creative & love the tone!!!!! AWESOME!!! #2142072
Pat Gamwell 12/1/2005 11:04:17 AMTHANK YOU Alisha & Jill. It's a joy sharing with all my BP friends. #2142177
Kara L. Hendricks 12/1/2005 12:51:47 PMPat, this a truly gorgeous image... Wonderful composition and WOW on that moon!! You have a wonderful gallery.. #2142399
Goshka G. 12/1/2005 1:43:26 PMVery original and truly outstanding, Pat!! #2142592
Pat Gamwell 12/1/2005 8:01:57 PMTHANK YOU Goshka & Kara! Your constant support is soooooo appreciated! #2143686
Brian Lobdell 12/4/2005 8:28:49 PMPat! Your composition and cropping always give your photos that "extra something". This is another wonderful piece! Those roots are really amazing, along with your superb editing! Way to go!! #2152331
Wayne Nolting 12/5/2005 4:53:49 AMExcellent composition and the color gives it an air of mystery. Good detail also. #2153480
Jamil Saliba 12/7/2005 8:29:30 AMLooks like a tree from dreamland , fantastic beautiful old tree , great find Pat #2161940
Sylvia Rossler 12/14/2005 12:29:52 PMBeautiful Pat!! There's only one thing that misses ...a howling wolf ..loll
Robyn Mackenzie 12/20/2005 2:13:42 AMCONGRATULATIONS, Pat! on this really excellent finalist. Best of luck in the next round! I wouldn't be surprised to see this again. :o) Robyn #2202183
Darryl Wilkinson 12/20/2005 2:34:00 AMYOWZA DOWZA DUZA DO!!!!!!!!! Excellent job my friend! Congratulations on this fine finalist and good luck on the next round!!! BRAVO!!! #2202285
ADILSON F. FERREIRA 12/20/2005 3:17:20 AMCongratulations on this wonderful finalist Pat!!! #2202431
Corinne M. Thompson 12/20/2005 3:23:48 AMWow- I don't know how I missed this one Pat...it's magnificent! Congrats on your Finalist! :) #2202455
Joanne C. Anderson 12/20/2005 3:49:19 AMCongratulations Pat!!! #2202559
Candice C. Calhoun 12/20/2005 5:11:25 AMCongratulations for this beautiful finalist, gl in the next round!
ccc #2202919
Lisa Clark 12/20/2005 5:20:19 AMCongratulations Pat. Exceptional and unique work!!! #2202962
Jenny Bosmans 12/20/2005 5:25:42 AMCongratulations on your beautiful finalist, Pat!! #2203000
Life Expressions 12/20/2005 6:27:42 AMCongrats Pat! #2203207
Mary N C. Taitt 12/20/2005 6:28:29 AMCongratulations on a beautiful finalist, Pat! Mary :-) #2203212
Stephanie Laird 12/20/2005 6:45:54 AMCongratulations Pat! This is an awesome image!!! #2203303
Jim D. Keever 12/20/2005 6:56:30 AMCongrats!! I think we all knew this was a winner the minute we laid eyes on it. It surely is in my mind.
Robert Mann 12/20/2005 7:01:28 AMWonderful tones and composition, Pat! Many congrats on your finalist selection and good luck! #2203401
Lorri Shank 12/20/2005 7:07:21 AMHi Pat. Congrats on your FINALIST! I just love your moon compositions! Dreamy and mystical--wow #2203434
Brian Lobdell 12/20/2005 7:16:34 AMHAPPY HAPPY HAPPY for you Pat!!! Congratulations on this superb finalist. You know this is my kind of image!! Way to go! #2203469
Boris Kirpichnikov 12/20/2005 7:18:00 AMCongratulations on your outstanding finalist,Pat! #2203478
Kaye Burazin 12/20/2005 7:35:59 AMCongratulations Pat, well deserved and you rock girlfriend!!! #2203558
Chris Macer 12/20/2005 8:02:01 AMCongrats on the finalist, Pat! Best of luck! :) #2203709
Jill Flynn 12/20/2005 8:12:42 AMCongratulations on your wonderful finalist Pat! Way to go!! #2203801
Cathy M. Gromball 12/20/2005 8:38:45 AMCongratulations on this wonderful finalist, Pat!
Cathy :) #2203998
Kate Jackson 12/20/2005 8:55:29 AMWOW ~ AWESOME ~ Congratulations Pat! #2204110
Terry L. Ellis 12/20/2005 9:16:10 AMHey, Pat, super congratulations on your wonderful finalist! Congratulations! #2204263
Mary Timman 12/20/2005 10:35:34 AMThis is one great image. Congratulations and good luck! #2204810
Linda Boehme 12/20/2005 10:45:10 AMCongratulations, Pat, on this superb finalist and good luck in the next round! #2204862
Jim Kinnunen 12/20/2005 10:46:33 AMCongratulations Pat...the colors and the detailed roots create a great mood!!!! #2204870
Pat Gamwell 12/20/2005 10:54:49 AMTHANK YOU EVERYONE for your kind well wishes on this finalist! LOVE YA ALL! #2204915
DiAnna F. Paulk 12/20/2005 11:10:33 AMWell, Pat, I missed this one, too! Great image!! Congratulations! #2204981
Sylvia Rossler 12/20/2005 12:38:56 PMThe missing wolf got finalist !!! Yiha Congrats Pat !!! #2205454
Jill Odice 12/20/2005 12:48:06 PMThis is stnning Ms. Pat! Congrats :-) #2205504
Pat Gamwell 12/20/2005 12:59:03 PMTHANK YOU Jill, Sylvia & DiAnna...you guys are very special to me. #2205576
Jamil Saliba 12/20/2005 1:21:45 PMI knew there are some thing in this image !!!! Congratulation on this wonderful finalist and good luck with the second round Pat #2205742
Sharon Day 12/20/2005 1:28:31 PMAwesome image, Pat!!! Big congratulations on your finalist! Good luck next round!!! #2205794
Daniel Diaz 12/20/2005 2:23:28 PMBig congrats Pat, You should have received
Linda Proctor 12/20/2005 3:28:17 PMCongrats Pat !!! This is really awesome!!! #2206433
Stanley J. Contrades 12/20/2005 3:52:20 PMVery, very nice, Pat!! CONGRATULATIONS on this being chosen as a Finalist and very best of luck to you in the next round!!
Kristi A. Howson 12/20/2005 7:40:53 PMWonderful presentation Pat! Congratulations on this wonderful finalist and good luck in the next round! #2207311
Deb Holmes-Hatfield 12/21/2005 5:53:07 AMCongratulations on this cool finalist Pat! Way to go! #2208732
Rakesh Syal 12/21/2005 7:28:00 AMCongrats, Pat!!! Wonderful work here!! #2209207
Leanne M.E. Boyd 12/21/2005 9:12:58 AMCongratulations Pat, on this beautiful mistic moon shot! #2209556
Mary Clarke 12/21/2005 4:37:33 PMSo glad this one made it Pat, still love it - congratulations! #2210823
Shelly A. Van Camp 12/21/2005 7:41:12 PMBeautiful...like this a lot and Congrats. Thanks for the comment in my gallery as well. #2211316
Cora Miller 12/22/2005 12:11:34 AMThis is quite intriguing and so well done. You can never underestimate the power of a unique perspective. Congratulations, Pat, on this very well deserving finalist! #2211672
Laura Bailey 12/22/2005 9:17:51 AMBeautiful finalist, Pat! COngrats and good luck. #2213351
Susie Peek-Swint 12/22/2005 10:57:10 AMLovely perspective on this Pat ~ congrats on the finals... well done!! #2213708
John Connolly 12/22/2005 11:48:05 AMA mesmerizing image Pat, great work,
Pat Gamwell 12/22/2005 12:13:18 PMTHANK YOU, my wonderful BP friends! #2213910
Andi Browning 12/22/2005 12:58:21 PMCongratulations Pat. Reminds me of a fairy tale. #2214076
Jonna Bergström 12/22/2005 1:16:51 PMCongratulations on a fantastic finalist!! #2214138
Desiree M. Bento 12/22/2005 10:34:50 PMOh Pat, I am so happy this image made it! This is one of my favorites! Congratulations, my friend! #2215469
Carla Metzler 12/23/2005 10:01:54 PMCongratulations, Pat!! :D #2219184
Pat Gamwell 12/23/2005 11:52:08 PMTHANK YOU Carla, Desiree, Jonna & Andi! I appreciate your kind response. #2219375
Brian A. Wolter 12/24/2005 7:26:39 AMPat, wonderful image. Great shot, composition, lighting and overall mood. #2220266
Alison Greenwood 12/25/2005 12:53:33 PMWow!!! Awesome image Pat! Congratulations on your finalist!
Photographer 12/25/2005 2:15:11 PMGreat job Pat!
Jim D. Keever 12/25/2005 5:04:01 PMPat,
Danilo Piccioni 12/26/2005 9:14:56 AMCongratulations on this fantastic finalist!
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 12/28/2005 11:16:57 PMOutstanding finalist, congratulations! #2231206
Roxanne M. Bubar 12/29/2005 5:32:58 AMI knew this was an OUTSTANDING IMAGE when I first commented on it. CONGRATS. #2231817
Pat Gamwell 12/29/2005 8:27:56 AMTHANK YOU, MY FRIENDS: Roxanne, Donna, Dado, Jim, R, Alison & Brian! YOU'RE ALL TREMENDOUS! #2232315
KHAWLA Haddad 1/7/2006 8:30:43 PMCongratulations, Pat!! #2263627
Jesus M. Salazar 1/17/2006 9:38:39 PMThisone is really great Pat, beautiful composition and in my opinion should be winner. . . Congratulations!! #2300594
Lori Carlson 1/21/2006 4:57:29 PMThis is so neat Pat! Love the tone and texture! Well done! And Congrats! :0) #2319011
Joseph Chakkungal 1/27/2006 6:05:30 PMThats a cool picture with an amazing effect... #2347260
Karacan Salkuci (Kalacay) 11/25/2006 8:44:39 PMMagnificient image. #3631470
Mary E. Heinz 9/4/2007 10:24:51 PMAwesome image/ reminds me of a "fairy tale" land. #4748001
Angela Pound 2/1/2008 7:49:34 PMPat this is just amazing. I have been going through your gallery and I just want to say that all of your work is just so fantastic. #5430674
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With the popularity of open ocean paddling increasing, all paddlers need to practice and communicate to others the importance of open water paddling safety measures. These include:
Remember if you get in trouble, are falling a lot, or are having difficulty with the wind blowing you where you don't want to go you can always go on your knees and paddle or even prone paddle with your arms. To prone paddle place the paddle blade under your chest with the shaft facing forward.
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Thor takes a hit for womankind
LONDON (AP) — Natalie Portman says hitting Chris Hemsworth was "one small slap for womankind."
The actress, who reprises her role as Jane Foster in "Thor: The Dark World," gives the superhero a smack in the Marvel sequel.
"Thor: The Dark World" has its world premiere in London Tuesday and is out in U.S. cinemas Nov. 8.
In an interview on Saturday, Portman said that she channeled all her single girlfriends: "You hear all these stories about guys and it's just good to get a nice on-screen slap like 'you didn't call me back.'"
The intention may have been payback but, according to Hemsworth, the result was less so.
"It just got really funny and ridiculous you know. It's like in high school when you're not meant to laugh," he said.
And fun and laughs is what Portman wants audiences to have. Despite appearing in many more serious and highbrow roles, the Oscar winner will not have the Hollywood blockbuster devalued.
She says "escapism" is the main reason people go to the movies and there is no room for snobbery.
"All independent art films aren't good, all blockbusters aren't good, and all foreign films aren't good. There are a few of each that are really great, whether it is for pure entertainment, for something that is going to change your mind about how you see the world or taking you to a place that you haven't been before."
Talking about the "Thor" franchise, she added: "This kind of movie — this grand spectacle and good old fashioned entertainment where for two hours you are having a great time — is really, really valuable."
Next year Portman will be leaving Hollywood behind, as a home at least, when she relocates to Paris with her husband, French choreographer Benjamin Millepied, and their 2-year-old son, Aleph.
Millepied will take up the role of director of the Paris Opera Ballet and Portman can't wait to explore.
"It is such a fun thing that you can take an hour flight or train or something and end up in a completely different country," she said. "It is exciting."
And with work in mind, Portman admits she would be "thrilled" to work in Europe more and appealed to European directors: "Hire me. I need jobs!"


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Volume 18 Issue 36 | January 20 - 26, 2006
Goalie Milagros Arana gets set for a blast in a Futsal, or indoor soccer, game. Because the game is played in a smaller space than regular soccer, the shots come fast and furious in Futsal.
Futsal players are getting their kicks during winter
By Judith Stiles
For all those New Yorkers who made an ardent pledge to get back in shape after the gluttonous holidays, forget about those boring torture machines in the gym, and dont bother with endlessly jogging on a treadmill while watching inane television shows. Some may want to try something new, like playing Futsal, for an exhilarating workout that is so much fun the hours fly by unnoticed. Although Futsal may sound like foosball, that tabletop game in bars in which the wrists barely get a workout, it is an entirely different game, played on a gym floor with a ball. Typically there are five players on a side and it looks similar to a fast-paced game of soccer where the ball zooms around the court.
Futsal is a wildly popular international game derived from the Spanish or Portuguese words for soccer, futbol or futebol, patched together with the French or Spanish word for indoor, salon or sala. And just like Pilates hit New York with a big splash over a decade ago, playing Futsal this winter is all the rage for men and women who cant hack the tedium of working out in a gym.
The original Futsal games date back to the 1930s in Uruguay when a coach named Juan Carlos Ceriani invented a very fast ball game similar to soccer, to be played indoors on a basketball-sized court. I prefer Futsal because if you are not playing off the wall, the game is more about control of the ball and technique, says Jaime Choy, founder of the Urban Soccer League.
On Sundays from dawn to midnight, men and women come out in droves to play Futsal on over 40 teams in the Urban Soccer League in games held at the Borough of Manhattan Community College on Chambers St. The level of play ranges from beginners up to intermediate and advanced, and just about everyone is welcome. There are all-women and all-men divisions, as well as a lively co-ed division. It sure beats speed dating, says one ponytailed co-ed who insists on remaining anonymous. Seriously, some of us hang out after our games to just watch the other divisions because it is a fun way to meet people from all over the world, she adds.
Traditonally the game is played in two 20-minute halves, although at Urban Soccer League the halves are 25 minutes. Each team has four players on the court with a goalkeeper. The ball is smaller, a size 4 instead of a 5, and it is heavier for less bounce than is found in a regular soccer match. There is no offside rule, and there are no throw-ins. Instead, the ball is kicked in from the sideline, and the goalkeeper is not allowed to kick or punt when distributing the ball, but can throw the ball without stepping outside the goal box. Because the nets are smaller, it might seem like an easier game to defend. But dont be fooled, because the ball zips across the smooth floor and it can be quickly rocketed into the net at close range.
In the 1960s Futsal became very popular throughout Latin America with Brazil leading the way. Pele, Bebeto, Zico and other world-famous Brazilian players honed their skills with the ball playing Futsal. The first international competition was won by Uruguay in 1965 and by 1989 the game was integrated into FIFA, the Federation Internationale de Football Association. Although no top world-class players are found at the Urban Soccer League, in the mens division the skill level is extremely high, showing off former Division 1 college stars, as well as Brazilians with very fancy footwork.
In New York City organized Futsal leagues are plentiful for adults, while the youth players tend to sporadically attend Futsal-like tournaments throughout the winter. Ironically, at the Urban Soccer League, the children of the Downtown United Soccer Club soccer moms are on the sidelines cheering for their mothers, who are on their way to a victorious season with two wins and no losses so far.
Anyone interested in playing Fustal can e-mail the Urban Soccer League at email@example.com for more information. U.S.L. hosts games at B.M.C.C. and city fields throughout the year.
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January 22, 2013
It's the first day of President Obama's second term, so how will he secure the progress he made, while funding the second-term agenda he laid out in yesterday's inauguration speech? The high school graduation rate in the U.S. is the highest it's been in nearly 40 years. The daily deal site Groupon has halted all gun related promotions. Los Angeles Times columnist David Lazarus talks about how a cat bite turned into a $55,000 medical bill. Fashion journalist Kate Betts discusses how the First Family's fashion choices could impact those designers and the fashion industry. And Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Jeffrey Eugenedies describes the meaning of hope.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — 2:15 p.m.
President Donald Trump has extended waivers of nuclear sanctions against Iran. That keeps the landmark 2015 nuclear deal alive for at least another several months, despite Trump's past vows to scuttle the accord.
But he also made clear these waivers will be the last, unless what he calls serious flaws in the agreement are addressed by the spring.
The waivers were accompanied by other non-nuclear sanctions and a stern warning that Trump will pull out of the deal if the fixes aren't made.
In a statement, Trump says the U.S. will would work with European partners to resolve flaws in the nuclear deal by trying to negotiate a follow-up agreement.
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U.S. officials say President Donald Trump will extend waivers on Iran sanctions, keeping the landmark 2015 nuclear deal alive for at least another several months despite his past vows to scuttle the deal.
The waivers are being announced Friday. Three officials say the waivers will be accompanied by other, targeted sanctions on Iran and a stern warning that Trump will pull out of the deal negotiated by the Obama administration if fixes aren't made by spring.
That's when the next deadline comes for extending sanctions relief for Iran.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to publicly preview the decision.
The officials say Trump's waiver announcement will also include harsh criticism of Iran's response to recent protests against the Islamic Republic's leadership.


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Fedora 10 Installation Guide
Tom Walker's method
Hello. I provided the original entry on the page - essentially a link to this thread...
... that contains useful info on how to install your ATI driver on Fedora 10. It is this thread to which the 'important information' below pertains.
The contents of that thread are not at all my work, by the way, but pleasingly the UALDK admins decided to give the name "Tom Walker's method" to the process of clicking on the link and reading the info that 'leigh123@linux' had spent hours working out.
However, since then a far easier and more reliable method has been developed by the clever types at RPMFusion. You can read about it here:
It takes five minutes.
Tom Walker, IT Technician at a school you've never heard of.
Additional important information: (author Robert Schumann)
The procedure above worked for me for the original release kernel 2.6.27-5 and according drivers. After updating to 2.6.27-7, 2.6.27-9 and an update of akmod-fglrx in the fc9 repo compiz didn't start anymore and e.g. awn quit although fglrxinfo showed normal ATI, even glxinfo reported direct rendering and glxgears worked.
If you experience the same problem, first check your Xorg.0.log: $ grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
If the output is like (EE) AIGLX error: fglrx exports no extensions (/usr/lib64/dri/fglrx_dri.so: undefined symbol: __driDriverExtensions) then you have to relink libglx.so and libdri.so to the ATI versions (not the original ones from xorg). Thanks to the gentoo hackers for this hint ;-)
$ sudo -i
$ mv /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/libglx.so /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/libglx.so.xorg
$ mv /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/libdri.so /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/libdri.so.xorg
And link the ATI ones:
$ ln -s /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/fglrx/libglx.so /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/libglx.so
$ ln -s /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/fglrx/libdri.so /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/libdri.so
Another Way for X86_64 (maluyao#gmail.com)
- 1. Download 188.8.131.52 kernel from www.kernel.org and compile it.
- 2.downgrade libdrm form Fedora9
rpm -Uvh --nodeps --oldpackage ftp://ftp.jaist.ac.jp/pub/Linux/Fedora/releases/9/Fedora/x86_64/os/Packages/libdrm-2.4.0-0.11.fc9.x86_64.rpm
- 3. run ati driver 8.12 or 9.1
- 4. ln -fs /usr/lib64/dri/fglrx_dri.so /usr/lib/dri/fglrx_dri.so
- 5. aticonfig --initial -f
- 6. reboot
One more way for i386
Download and install libdrm package from Fedora 9, as described above. You have to prevent yum from updating these packages:
- perl -i -pe "s/(\[.*\])/\1\nexclude=libdrm/" /etc/yum.repos.d/fedora.repo
- perl -i -pe "s/(\[.*\])/\1\nexclude=libdrm/" /etc/yum.repos.d/fedora-updates.repo
Install ati driver from amd's binary package.
Install system-config-display package:
- yum install system-config-display
After the successful install start system-config-display to create an xorg.conf template in /etc/X11. Install ati driver from downloaded binary, edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Add these lines:
Section "Extensions" Option "Composite" "Enable" EndSection
Section "ServerFlags" Option "AIGLX" "on" EndSection
Section "DRI" Mode 0666 EndSection
and add to 'Device section':
Option "OpenGLOverlay" "off" Option "VideoOverlay" "on"
(From leigh123@linux's howto: Howto for fglrx-Ati driver) and Compiz-fusion)
Edit /etc/grub.conf and add 'nopat' to the kernel line, and change the timeout to 10 seconds (timeout=10).
Reboot into single user mode, by pressing 'e' at grub's selection screen, select kernel line, press 'e', add 's' to the end of the line, press enter to finish editing and press 'b' to boot.
Log in as root. Add 'alias radeon off' to /etc/modprobe.conf, and add 'blacklist radeon' to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist. If loaded, remove drm and radeon modules:
- rmmod radeon
- rmmod drm
Load flgrx module:
- modprobe fglrx
Back up your current initrd image and create a new one:
- mv /boot/initrd-`uname -r`.img /boot/initrd-`uname -r`.img.backup
- mkinitrd /boot/initrd-`uname -r`.img `uname -r`
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Clint White figures the best reason to plant a peanut crop is to make a profit from it and not just to see how many pounds he can coax out of an acre.
That's not to say he skimps on the necessities or that he's satisfied with low yields. Most years he'll push 5,000 pounds per acre on the Wilbarger County, Texas, peanut, cotton and grain farm he operates with his father Dan. He follows a sound rotation practice, irrigates as needed, and controls weeds and diseases as necessary. But he limits production costs to what the crop will give back.
That frugal philosophy earned White the Farm Press Peanut Profitability Award for 2007. He will accept the award at the annual Southern Peanut Farmers Federation annual meeting in Panama City, Florida.
"I don't try to make the highest yields," White says. "I want to be profitable. We have to watch costs, especially fertilizer and energy the last few years. The key is to cut costs without sacrificing yield."
He's cut back on tillage by using a disk bedder to prepare land in the fall, behind cotton. "That saves four trips across the fields," he says.
He fertilizes his wheat crop and relies on the residual for peanuts and cotton. "I fertilize the wheat before planting and then I top-dress it," he says. "I add very little fertilizer to peanuts."
Water is the key, Dan says. They rotate with cotton and wheat and plant half circles to maximize water efficiency.
They harvest the wheat crop and plant cotton behind it. In the fall they use the disk bedder to prepare land for peanuts the following year. "We don't get two full years between peanut crops," White says. "But we get two crops in. We'll have three crops within 13 months."
Disease pressure has been low with that rotation system.
They concentrate available water on peanuts. "Peanuts keep us going," White says. "We'll have about 760 acres of peanuts, mostly Virginias and some runners, this year."
He wants to get one-and-a-half inch of water on peanuts every weak during the growing season. "One year we put in a center pivot in April, turned it on and then didn't shut it down until September. We had 2,400 hours on it."
Having cotton under half the pivot helps. "I'll water peanuts two or three times more than I do cotton," he says. "If I tried to make two-and-a-half bales of cotton per acre, I'd apply more water. But we plant late (after wheat harvest) so we water to make from one to one-and-a-quarter bales. We try to be efficient. About every third time I water peanuts I'll run across the cotton. We have to be efficient with water."
They started out with hand-moved irrigation systems early on. They planted only about 10 acres of peanuts at first, back in 1986. As they added acreage, they switched to side row irrigation and then to pivots. They used Natural Resources Conservation Service funds through the environmental quality improvement program (EQIP) to upgrade to center pivots.
"We replaced the last side-row system with a 20-acre pivot," White says. "We can water that in two-and-a-half days. It took seven-and-a-half with the side row system. Water efficiency is also much better with pivots."
They didn't water as much as they wanted last year. "We had to cut back some because of a low water table. We didn't have to shut the wells off, but we did reduce the amount of water we used."
They've changed seeding rate slightly over the years. "We started at 100 pounds per acre," White says. "Now we're at 90 to 95 pounds per acre. We have planted as little as 72 pounds per acre and saw no yield difference. A lot depends on seed size."
They use chemigation for much of their weed control. "We'll bed up cotton stalks after harvest and then chemigate with Prowl. We'll try Prowl H2O this year."
They use Cadre when the peanuts are up, five weeks or so after planting. "That's worked well for us," he says. "We might need 2,4-DB or butyrac for escaped morningglories. We may use some Select."
Rotation with Roundup Ready cotton also helps control weeds and grasses. "We rarely have grass problems," White says. "And we'll use shallow sweeps in the peanuts, maybe twice a season."
They occasionally add guar to their rotation program and can have trouble with volunteer guar in a subsequent peanut crop. "We didn't use the moldboard plow one year where we had guar and we should have," White says. "Volunteer guar is hard to manage."
Disease pressure is rare. Clint says he sprayed 100 acres with Abound last year for pod rot but the season was so dry disease infection was not significant. "I sprayed once late for leaf spot," Dan says. "We only had to spray about one-third of the acreage."
They use Bravo and Tilt when necessary for leafspot.
Insect pressure heavy enough to require treatment is rare.
They divide acreage into Virginia type and runner type peanuts — 460 Virginias and 300 runners this year. "We spread harvest out that way," White says. "We want to be done before the first freeze even though freeze damage has been rare. Once we start harvest, we keep moving."
They usually finish in three weeks. Last year they stretched to five-and-a-half.
Dan does the digging with an eight-row digger. "We switched from four-row to eight last year," he says. "I can dig twice as many acres. I can start on a half-circle and be done by dark."
He says design of the new digger is also better.
They like to combine when peanuts dry to 14 percent to 18 percent moisture. "We may combine as high as 20 percent, depending on the weather forecast," White says.
Clint combines 60 to 80 acres in a day. "When we first started growing peanuts we were a bit leery of digging ahead of a rain," White says. "Now, we're more concerned about beating a freeze."
They add value to their crop by baling and selling peanut hay. "We bale almost all our peanuts and can get as much as two tons of hay per acre," White says. With hay stocks short the past two years they've gotten as much as $70 a ton for peanut hay. "It's good feed," Dan says. "Hay pays drying costs. We consider the hay as gravy."
They finished planting the 2007 crop around May 20, a little later than their usual goal of May 15. Rain delayed them a bit, but moisture conditions heading into this growing season were considerably better than last year.
"We haven't had too much rain this spring," White says. "We'd get three-tenths of an inch and seven-tenths, but no heavy rainfalls. We had an inch or more in January and about two inches in February. We're in good shape, much better than last year."
"We're about 75 percent better than in 2006," Dan says. "We're close to normal water table levels."
Clint and his father farm some acreage together and each has his own. But they work together on a regular basis.
The farm has been in the family for generations. "My great grandfather came in 1890," Dan says. "Ranchers settled back then where the grass was as high as a man on horseback. They were looking for grazing land."
"But peanuts do well in this sandy land," White says.
Clint and his wife Amy have four children, Colby, 16; Kaylee, 14; Kelsey, 7; and Carli, 3.
The family is active in the First Baptist Church of Vernon and Clint is president of the Northside School Board and chairman of the Wilbarger County Soil and Water Conservation district. He's also involved with the Wilbarger Farm Bureau and the Junior Livestock show.
"We have been blessed," he says.


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Dateline 1901: In Response To Presidential Assassination, Department Of Justice Orders All Phone Calls Logged And Stored
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If the telephone were a new invention, DOJ would be insisting the phone company record & store all conversations, Just In Case.— Julian Sanchez (@normative) December 3, 2012
While our grand nation still mourns the passing of President McKinley at the hands of an assassin, our fine gentlemen in Congress are meeting with our other fine gentlemen in the Department of Justice in an effort to prevent future tragedies such as this.
The assassin, Leon Czolgosz, an American-born foreigner of Polish descent, fired two bullets in a cowardly fashion at our nation's leader, striking our President in his glorious abdomen. The cowardly bullet then refused to exit the President's body, turning the wound gangrenous, a medical condition which can only be cured by amputation. A plan to save the President through an experimental "abdomendectomy" was briefly entertained before McKinley's sudden onset of death made the discussion irrelevant.
"Czolgosz's actions mark a turning point for this nation," stated one lawmaker. "We can no longer expect our presidents to remain sans bullet wounds if we do not engage these activists on their own level. We vow to take action, together with the members of Department of Justice, and other unnamed or unformed national security agencies. We are declaring war on anarchy."
Lawmakers have nearly unanimously approved the Department of Justice's recommendation that anarchists be hunted down and brought to justice before another such tragedy can occur. Citizens who have overheard derogatory comments about our fine Government are encouraged to report these occurrences to the Department of Justice by calling KL5-5503 between the hours of 8 am and 12 pm alternating Tuesdays. All calls are confidential and no information will be shared with anyone not currently on the party line.
"Anarchy isn't simply an ideology," stated one irate Congressman who wished to remain anonymous. "It's a threat to our American way of life, one that relies heavily on an unchallenged government and a careful blend of horse and automobile travel."
The Department of Justice has also recommended, in order to battle this rising tide of anarchy, our nation's telephone companies be required to transcribe every conversation occurring via this possibly dangerous communication device. A spokesman for the DOJ stated: "Czolgosz and his contemporaries were known 'early adopters,' and had been misusing our nascent 'talking boxes' to recruit Americans for anarchist activities, including fundraising picnics with no distinct starting time and a plan to violently overthrow the leadership currently controlling Ward 32."
The telephone, which allows young ne'er-do-wells to talk avidly of destroying the nation, is to be feared and distrusted, according to the Department. Its report, composed in great haste and at great length, recommends that all telephone companies build a secure room in which a security agent may be placed to record telephone conversations. This room will give the agent access to all phone lines as well as grant them the right to interrupt recorded conversations with requests to "slow down a bit," "please repeat that," and "English, motherfucker. Do you speak it?" All calls are to be dictated live to each agent's personal assistant, using a secure typewriter built to exacting and impossible specifications.
The Department's spokesman has pointed out that, despite listening in on every conversation transmitted via US phone lines, it only has an interest in suspicious conversations and derogatory comments about the US government (including derogatory comments about interruptions by surveillance agents). "Americans who harbor only warm, patriotic feelings towards our President and Government have nothing to worry about and should feel free to discuss any number of subjects without fear of recrimination, including sporting events, lurid gossip, suspicious goings on in the immigrant district, the superiority of the horse and buggy, violations of the "No Child Left Behind" labor law, non-lurid gossip, jazz as an overrated genre, the rejuvenating powers of Cooper's All-In-One Snake Oil™, gambling winnings over $500 and post-millennial anxiety."
An obviously insane lawmaker protested this proposition, claiming that transcribing every phone call made by American citizens is a clear violation of their "expectation of privacy." This phrase generated blank stares from nearly all in attendance at the proposal's mooting. One enraged Senator fired back: "We've been using 'moot point' incorrectly for several years now, no doubt due to the seeds of confusion sown by C... zolog... whatshisname and his ilk! It means 'something to be debated,' rather than 'something already decided!' Curse their anarchic blood!" Another responded: "Americans have no 'expectation of privacy' because any good American has nothing to hide. Speaking of which, we should require all markets and dry goods purveyors to log the names and addresses of those purchasing drapes, blinds and roll-down window shades!"
If the plan is adopted, the Department of Justice expects it will generate nearly 100,000 pages of banal conversation each day, spiking severely on Mothers' Day. These recorded conversations will be forwarded via courier to the home office in Washington DC where agents are expected to maintain a pace of 30 baseless extrapolations per 12-hour shift. "This is an undertaking of grave importance if the safety of the American public is to be ensured," stated a Department of Justice spokesman who wished remain anonymous and have his privacy respected. "The greatest threat to our nation is the free-thinking American citizen, whose lofty ideals and 'this system sucks' attitude pose a risk to the health and well-being of every elected official, except possibly Teddy Roosevelt, who has armed himself with a large stick and has already beaten two interlopers to death just this morning alone. Our war on anarchy and communication has no clear end point, but we will not be deterred or underfunded!"


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Hi Miss Lundy,
Those afternoon i was looking to my mail and, woohoow !,
there was new sweet Nougat Post
I am sorry, that you get Problems to post the Picts...
What i wont to tell you:
Something is wrong with the
*secret special thing for the mailing list only! ~K.A.L.*
Thanks for the new Colorpicts with Sandra.
"She is a Criminal", he,he, what will Sandra doing?
OMG - next Fight with Mira
Maybe she wear a Fightingcostuem??
You make the Colors with Photoshop or with Painter ?
Have a good Time and not much Stress !


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Epic hybrid cinematic track, reminding Han Zimmer sound, with glitched percussion, orchestral sounds, orchestral fx, timpani, strong synthesized bass line, ethnic flute with stronig atmosphere of run, chase, something heroic. The track have three part – intro, transition and full orchestral main part. Energy and tention reavelad toward the end of the track. Different variation for you project needs included and listed below:
Desert Chase Content
- Desert Chase – 3:03
- Desert Chase Main Part – 1:20 (from 3:03 in preview)
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I love the Internet. Full of brilliant people asking brilliant questions, and brilliant people giving the most amazing answers. On Reddit, user Chalkup asked, "If you could compress a lifetime worth of farts into a single fart, how far would the thrust propel you into the air? (if at all)" The answer (courtesy of Brisco_County_III), as it turns out:
Estimated total volume of farts per day: Call it around a cup, or 250mL since I'm doing the math metric.
Estimated duration of the fart we're compressing this into: Around two seconds. That's actually a damn long fart, if we assumed it were shorter you'd get more energy out of it. Estimated size of asshole: We'll call it 1cm radius.
So let's start with 40 years' worth of farts, for the sake of simplicity. That's 3650 liters of fart (or about 1000 gallons), or 3.65 cubic meters.
So we're going to jam that lifetime of farts into 2 seconds. Now, I'm going by volume here, not by energy; if I were going by energy, this would be a lot more boring, because it doesn't add up anywhere near as spectacularly. Regardless, let's treat this as a rocket problem, where the only major factor is how fast the reaction mass (your fart) is leaving, rather than any resistance of the air to passage of the fart, nothing fancy.
Now, you need to get all of that gas out of your asshole in two seconds, through a 2cm-diameter hole. This is the same as figuring out how long a column of air of 2cm diameter would have to be to contain 3650 liters. That circle has an area of pi cm2, which converts to 0.000314 square meters. You need to get 3.65 cubic meters through that hole in 2 seconds. So… you see where I'm going with this? That gas is going to be shooting out of you real, REAL fast. How fast?
That column of air would have to be 11,618 meters long, which means that it would have to be traveling at 5.8 kilometers per second .
Aside from blowing your asshole apart like a hot dog with an air compressor nozzle stuffed in it, this is a lot of energy. We'll assume your asshole can take it. This means the total impulse it will transfer to you as it leaves is fucking big. Let's say you weight 100kg, because it takes a big man for a big fart. How much does this transfer to you? Well, 4.5kg of air, moving at 5.8km/s, will transfer 26,000 Newton-seconds of impulse to you, which divided by your weight…
You will be traveling at 130 meters per second after this fart, or about 300 miles per hour.
How high does that get you? About 1300m in the air. Long story short? Assuming you're talking about volume, that fart would shoot you a fucking mile into the air.
(Header image from Reddit user gary_mthafkn_oak)
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The latest issue of Classical Fighting Arts is now out (Vol. 2 No 12, Issue #35). I spent some time today reading Harry Cook's article The History and Evolution of Karate-do Kata Part II. What an excellent article!
Many of us believe that kata is the heart of Karate. Some would go so far to say that without kata, there is no Karate. However, the depth of kata practice and the interpretation of the techniques in the kata vary greatly in Karate schools around the world. I think it would be fair to say that some people practice kata for their appearance alone, with no understanding of or interest in practical applications. My Sensei says that many people practice kata with the "fight" removed.
Cook Sensei has done an excellent job of presenting different views about kata. He writes: "[A]s martial artists we should be interested in the practical effect of the movements we perform, and the context in which they are performed, and if we look at kata in the traditional way we can discover a very valuable source of techniques and tactics."
I could not agree more.
I am very fortunate to know many senior Karate instructors. Having been on the receiving end of many of their techniques, I can say that there is a world of difference between an instructor who truly understands kata and on who does not. It is a bit like an ignorant person using a gun as a hammer. Kata teaches us how easy it is to aim and pull the trigger!
I write for Classical Fighting Arts but am also a big fan of its excellent articles. When I receive an issue, I don't read my articles, I read all the others (articles, interviews and translations). And I wish I could find the original of the photo of Chojun Miyagi and Gichin Funkakoshi that appears on page 25 of the current issue!
I hope that you will try to find CFA at the newstand, your local bookstore, or online at:
My compliments to Cook Sensei. I can't wait to see his next book, Karate Chronicles!
Charles C. Goodin


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Simple casino simulator project
Budget $30-250 USD
The goal of the project is to create and call your own functions and to practice test case development.
The user can play any one of the games at the casino, for as long as they want and in any order that they want, provided they haven't gone bankrupt. The games at the casino are high-low, 21, craps and the slots. The user should be able to leave the casino (exit the program) at any time from the program's main menu.
Have the user start with a random amount of money between $100 and $200. The program should display a menu with the following options:
1) Play High-Low
2) Play 21
3) Play Craps
4) Play the Slots
5) Run Test Cases
6) Leave Casino
The program should have functions to perform each of the options 1-5 in the menu. Additionally, displaying the menu should be a function that is called from main( ) and you should create a function to calculate the amount won. A good modular design will require more than just these functions.
You should display the user's current balance before each game. After that, you should ask them how much they want to bet on that round of the game. Do not allow the player to bet more than they have or less than $1! You can assume that the user only bet whole dollar amounts.


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Stress. We all experience it. In fact, experts estimate that as many as 75% to 95% of trips to the physician are stress-related. Most of us never learn how to properly manage it. But imagine how much healthier we'd be if we had learned how to deal with stress when we were young.
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It is created by the Psychology Foundation of Canada in collaboration with Pfizer Canada.
The Psychology Foundation of Canada is a national registered charity dedicated to sharing psychological knowledge. The Foundation develops, promotes and supports programs that help educate Canadians on how to understand and manage stress.
At Pfizer, we believe to be truly healthy, it takes more than medication. More than Medication is an initiative that works with Canadian families to empower them to take an active role in their everyday health.


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Designated as a National Historic Site of Canada in 2006, Kensington Market is one of Toronto's most distinctive multicultural neighbourhoods.
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Located in the centre of the city lies the quiet neighbourhood of Leaside. This leafy area, first settled in the mid 1800's, is one of the city's premier areas for upper middle class families who value this established and safe community as the perfect place to raise their families.
Almost impossible to define, the sprawling neighbourhood of Waterfront communities, located south of Queen Street between Bathurst and York, encompasses the sub-areas of the King West Theatre District, The Club District, The Fashion District, and Harbourfront.
Yonge and Eglinton, once a part of the old Town of North Toronto, is also affectionately known as "Yonge and Eligible" thanks to the 20-something crowds that settled into the low and high-rise apartment buildings in the 70's and 80's.
Davisville is a bustling and amazingly diversified neighbourhood with a real sense of community. With shops and services on the three major north-south intersections: Yonge Street, Mount-Pleasant and Bayview.
The Yonge - St. Clair neighbourhood is known affectionately as Deer Park, thanks to the great number of deer that lived in the area at the turn of the century.
The large central neighbourhood of Palmerston–Little Italy, located between Bathurst Street to the east, Bloor Street to the north, Dovercourt Road to the west and College Street to the south, is a primarily mature downtown neighbourhood.
Located between University Avenue and Yonge Street and Bloor St and Front Street is one of the city's busiest North-South arteries. The area attracts many who work in the financial district as well as those who work in the nearby hospitals and schools.
The city of Toronto divides Lawrence Park into two geographies, North and South. The Lawrence Park North encompasses the neighbourhoods better known as Bedford Park, Wanless Park and Teddington Park.
Bounded on the west by Lansdowne Avenue, on the north by College Street, on the east by Ossington Avenue and on the south by the Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway CNR/CPR mainline railway tracks.
Bordered by Yonge Street to the west and Bayview Avenue to the east and from Blythwood Ravine on the south to Lawrence Avenue on the north, Lawrence Park South also includes the area west of Avenue south to Eglinton Avenue.
Located between College Street on the north and Queen Street West on the south and between Bathurst and Dovercourt lays the neighbourhood of Trinity Bellwoods, which also forms part of the West-Queen-West district.
Cabbagetown, first established in the mid 1850's gets it's name from the thousands of Irish immigrants who first settled here after fleeing the potato famines of their homeland.
South Riverdale is located in the south-east part of Toronto and is bounded by The Don Valley to the west, and Greenwood to the East, and lies south of Gerrard.
Located in the west end of Toronto's central core lies Dufferin Grove, bordered by Bloor Street West to the north, Ossington Ave to the east, College Street to the south, and Dufferin Street to the west
Riverdale is a large area in the east end of Toronto that encompasses many smaller neighbourhoods. In the broadest sense, Riverdale runs from the Don Valley Parkway east to Pape Avenue, and south from Danforth Avenue to Gerrard Avenue.
The Annex, bounded by Dupont Street to the north, south to Bloor Street, west to Bathurst Street and east to Avenue Road also includes the neighbourhoods of Seaton Village, parts of Koreatown and Yorkville.
The Niagara community of Toronto stretches from Bathurst to Dovercourt along Toronto's waterfront and goes as high north as Queen Street. The main neighbourhoods within this community are Fort York, Liberty Village and the more western parts of the downtown King and Queen Street West strips.
With its many ravines and convoluted street routes, Rosedale-Moore Park is known for its low levels of vehicular traffic. Of course that is not all that makes this one of Toronto's most sought after neighbourhoods.
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Would you believe the Los Angeles Angels are going to win the World Series this season? How about another title for the Boston Red Sox? Don't believe it? Take a look back at the past quarter century of champions and see for yourself.
The start of every new baseball season brings with it a flood of predictions. Pundits from coast to coast are offering up their best educated guesses—reading tea leaves, throwing darts, or some combination thereof—to figure out who is going to win the batting titles, Cy Young Awards, rookie of the year honors and, most importantly, the World Series.
While crystal balls and random guessing might work for some as the basis of their prognostications, at SportsData we decided to do some actual number-crunching as the foundation for this forecast. Specifically, we decided to look back at the most common traits of the past 25 World Series champions based on two important factors: player age and WAR.
The goal: Based on these factors, find out which 2012 teams most resemble the profile of the past 25 World Series champs.
The age factor is pretty straight-forward. However, many of you outside the close-knit sabermetric community might be asking yourself "what in the name of Derek Jeter is WAR?" Or alternatively: "WAR, what is it good for?"
The term WAR is a means of boiling down baseball player performance into one single metric. It's like throwing batting average, runs scored, ERA, home runs, RBIs, errors, etc., into a big vat and having it spit out one number to summarize a player's value.
You don't need to memorize a complicated formula to have a basic understanding of WAR. Simply put, WAR is short for "Wins Above Replacement," or the number of wins a player adds to his team over the course of a season when compared to a replacement-level player. By definition, a replacement player is considered a borderline major leaguer—the last guy on the big league roster or the first call-up from Class AAA.
There are two standard formulas for WAR. One is used by Fangraphs.com, the other is used by Baseball-Reference.com, and they vary slightly. Both have complicated formulas we won't bore you with here. For our purposes, we used the Baseball-Reference version of WAR.
Generally speaking, position players and starting pitchers can be classified using WAR with the following tiers:
0-1: borderline major leaguer
1-2: role player
2-3: solid starter
3-4: good player
4-5: All-Star player
5-6: Superstar
6+: MVP or Cy Young-caliber
Closers are a little different. The best closers each season tend to have a WAR between 3 and 4.
When defining age for the players on the past 25 championship teams, we used the age that a player was for the most days during his championship season. For example, if a player turned 29 by the All-Star break, he was given the age of 29. If he didn't turn 29 until August or September, he was considered 28 for that season.
We looked back at the ages and WARs of the past 25 World Series champions—from the 1986 New York Mets to the 2011 St. Louis Cardinals, and every team in between. (Remember, there was no World Series in 1994.)
For each of the past 25 World Series winners, we considered the players who started the most games at each position during the regular season. Please note that this was not necessarily a team's most common World Series lineup. It often was, but not always. In our data set, we used one player each at C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, DH (for AL teams), and closer. We also looked at the top three OFs and top four SPs. The starting pitchers were limited to four because in most cases teams did not use more than four starting pitchers during the postseason, and the fifth-starter spot often was a revolving door during the regular season.
What did we discover? First, some averages by position, based on the past 25 champions:
Average age: 28.6
Average WAR: 1.9
First base
Average age: 29.1
Average WAR: 3.2
Second base
Average age: 27.9
Average WAR: 2.7
Third base
Average age: 30.1
Average WAR: 2.4
Average age: 27.9
Average WAR: 2.7
Average age: 29.9
Average WAR: 2.7
Designated hitter
Average age: 33.4
Average WAR: 2.2
Starting pitcher
Average age: 29.6
Average WAR: 2.9
Average age: 29.8
Average WAR: 2.4
What we discovered about age
It pays to be a little older and perhaps a little more experienced than average. Go figure.
• The average age of a major league pitcher over the past 25 seasons is 28.5. The average age of a starting pitcher and closer on a World Series champion is just shy of 30.
• For hitters, the average age over the past 25 seasons is 28.8 while the average age of a hitter on a World Series champion skewed slightly higher at 29.4.
What we discovered about WAR
To nobody's surprise, starting pitching seems to be a big key. As a position, starting pitchers had the second-highest average WAR behind only first basemen. More than two-thirds of the past quarter century of World Series champs had at least one hurler of All-Star WAR (4.0+) in their rotation—the proverbial ace.
• 22 of the 25 teams (88 percent) had at least one SP with a WAR of at least4.0.
• 13 of the 25 teams (52 percent) had at least one SP with a WAR of at least5.0.
If your team doesn't have an ace, it's in trouble. Conversely, having an elite closer is nice, but not vital. Remember, the best closers each year have a WAR in the 3 to 4 range. Last season, only two full-time closers in the majors had a WAR above 3.0 (Mariano Rivera and Craig Kimbrel).
• Only six of the past 25 champs (24 percent) had a closer with a WAR of at least 3.0.
Looking at the best position players of the past 25 World Series champions, we discovered just about all of them had at least one All-Star-caliber player and nearly every champion in recent years has had a superstar-caliber (5.0+ WAR) player in its lineup.
• 22 of the 25 champs had at least one hitter with a WAR of at least 4.0 (including nine first basemen).
• 16 of the 25 had at least two hitters with a WAR of at least 4.0.
• 9 of the 25 had three or more hitters with a WAR of at least 4.0.
• 17 of the 25 had at least one hitter with a WAR of at least 5.0 (including 12 of the past 14 champions and the past six champions).
• 8 of the 25 had at least two hitters with a WAR of at least 5.0.
• 3 of the 25 had three or more hitters with a WAR of at least 5.0.
In terms of the most important positions at which to have a star player, first base led the pack by a wide margin with outfielders and middle infielders tied for second. The characteristics of the past 25 champions didn't often include star third basemen and rarely included star catchers or designated hitters.
We took Sporting News' projections for the players who would play the most at each position this season, as well as the projected rotations of every MLB team. From that data set, we looked at this year's age of each player along with last year's WAR for each player to determine which teams most closely resemble the past 25 champions based on those characteristics.
The Red Sox and Angels look the most like the past 25 World Series champs. They are the only two 2012 teams that meet all four criteria we looked at: ages for pitchers and hitters and WARs for pitchers and hitters.
The age of both teams' lineups and rotations are within one year of the average age of hitters (29.4) and starting pitchers (29.6) of the past 25 champions. This year's Red Sox hitters average 30.4 years old and starting pitchers average 29.6 years old. This year's Angels hitters average 29.5 years old and starting pitchers average 30 years old.
The WARs for both teams meet the 2.9 threshold for pitchers and 2.5 criteria for hitters. Moreover, both teams have superstar-caliber first basemen among their multiple All-Star-level WAR position players.
• This year's Red Sox hitters had an average WAR of 3.5 last season.
• This year's Red Sox pitchers had an average WAR of 3.0 last season.
• This year's Angels hitters had an average WAR of 3.0 last season.
• This year's Angels pitchers had an average WAR of 3.8 last season.
The Tampa Bay Rays were the next closest team in our study. They meet the criteria for hitters' age and WAR and well as pitchers' WAR, but they have an awfully young rotation (26.6) and are without a stud first baseman.
Naysayers (New York Yankees fans) undoubtedly will be quick to point out that using last year's WAR is not a good enough metric and that an average of the past two or three seasons' worth of WARs might be more accurate. However, the most recent results tend to be the most accurate, and the problem of WARs for rookies or players from overseas become more problematic the more seasons you include.
While projecting player WARs for the season ahead would have been the most useful way of determining values for this year, good luck agreeing on a method of projecting WAR.
This is just one study based on two metrics—albeit two pretty good ones (age and WAR). Some will argue that WAR is not the best way to gauge player value, but it is the only metric that includes offense, defense and pitching in one number and therefore allows for the cleanest value comparisons.
If nothing else, it is interesting to see how this season's teams stack up against history using real information, rather than an Ouija board and tarot cards.
Congratulations in advance to the Red Sox or Angels.
(SportsData LLC provides innovative sports statistics and content across the broad spectrum of technology platforms. For more information, visit www.sportsdatallc.com.)


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by Dahr Jamail
(IPS) DAMASCUS -- Refugees from Baqouba city who have now found shelter in Damascus describe their hometown as a "dead city" where armed men roam the streets and al-Qaeda reigns.
Baqouba, capital city of Iraq's Diyala province is located 50km northeast of Baghdad on the Diyala river. In 2002 the estimated population was 280,000. The city has been inhabited continuously since pre-Islamic times and is the trade center for Iraq's commercial orange groves.
The city become a hot spot of resistance from early on in the occupation. It has been torn apart in fighting between occupation forces and the Iraqi resistance -- and also between various militia groups and al-Qaeda, its fleeing residents say.
Al-Qaeda has emerged as a distinct new group, refugees from the city say.
By the end of 2006 the city was largely under the control of Sunni resistance groups, but by early 2007 residents report that al-Qaeda has formed a larger presence in the city.
As a result more than half the people in the city have fled, refugees say.
"Life in Baqouba nowadays is unbearable," Aziz Abdulla, an unemployed university professor from Baqouba who arrived in Damascus last week told IPS. "There is no security at all. Violence is increasing day after day because there is no control from the government and no real existence of coalition forces there. Terrorists and other fighters rule the city. Baqouba is a city of terror."
Abdulla said that killing and kidnapping are rampant. "We have all become used to seeing dead bodies in the streets. I've seen too many. When we see them, nobody touches the body because if you do you are killed by gunmen. They watch for who touches the body, and kill that person right then or later."
No Western journalist dares go to Baqouba.
"I think well over half of our city has left, and those who remain never leave their homes," Abdulla said. "Those who are left sit in their homes and wait for their death. They may take their fate from a terrorist entering their house, or a car bomb, or a shooting."
Baqouba General Hospital is in a state of collapse, refugees say. Dr. Ahmed Shibad, a 30- year-old doctor from the hospital fled Baqouba a month ago and now lives in the al- Qudsiya neighborhood on the outskirts of Damascus with tens of thousands of other Iraqi refugees.
"I left Baqouba because of the terrorists and the Iraqi Army. The conditions at my hospital were very, very bad," he told IPS. "We had no supplies, and the Iraqi forces occupied the hospital and used it as an observation post, and use the roof as a sniper platform."
He, like Abdulla, said al-Qaeda was largely in control of the city, and that U.S. forces were doing little to stop them. But his main complaint was the Iraqi forces.
"The Iraqi forces determine who enters the hospital or not, and this causes a big problem for the doctors," he said. "They take many innocent people from the hospital. Our morgue in the hospitals can holds 12 corpses, but it is always over-filled."
Dr. Shibad said prior to the U.S.-led invasion and occupation of Iraq, Diyala province had 600 doctors. The last he knew, he said, there were only 124 and the number is decreasing each month.
One of the U.S. bases in the city is referred to as Camp Boom by the U.S. soldiers stationed there because it takes so many attacks from armed groups, refugees said.
Another U.S. Forward Operating Base (FOB) called FOB Scunion is separated from the larger Camp Freedom I by a highway known as ÔRPG (rocket propelled grenade) Alley' because of the many attacks against coalition forces there.
"Americans only control one kilometre of road, which is the main road where the governor's office and court building are in central Baqouba, and they rarely run patrols in the city because they are attacked every time," a refugee who just arrived from Baqouba told IPS.
He asked to be referred to as Haida for fear of reprisal attacks from armed groups, al- Qaeda or the U.S. forces. "Every day we see attacks against the Americans. This is because the coalition forces created their own enemies by being so rough on the people of Baqouba since the beginning of the occupation."
Haida said that control of the city is shared between Iraqi resistance groups who are fighting coalition forces, and "the other group is al-Qaeda." Either way, he said, -- men carrying guns control the majority of Baqouba."
Despite its small size, Diyala province has seen the sixth largest number of U.S. troops killed in Iraq among the 18 provinces in the country. According to the U.S. Department of Defense, at least 144 troops have been killed there, 44 of them this year.
Haida and Abdulla, who come from different areas of Baqouba, told IPS separately that the city has almost completely shut down now. There are no markets open and those who remain live on locally grown vegetables and fruit.
"There is nothing transported from Baghdad because there is no way to travel there due to the unofficial checkpoints controlled by militias," said Haida. "If you pass through one and you are the wrong sect of Islam, you are killed immediately. People have stopped going to Baghdad. We are cut off."
Abdulla said petrol is too expensive for most people, and inflation is "out of control." Petrol is in any case rarely available since "tankers can no longer reach the city from Baghdad."
Money counts for little, he said. "There is no money at the banks because bringing the money from Baghdad to Baqouba is too dangerous. The government cannot control it, and the money will be stolen by so many different groups of people. Our city has become a dead city."
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By Chris Gardner
Wine bottles, though made of glass, are actually quite strong. For durability and as a safety precaution, manufacturers make them from very thick, shatter-resistant glass.
Can they break? Sure, but usually on account of a person's carelessness. Picture frames, vases and other home accessories made of glass are more likely to be unsafe. So, what's the point? You should use wine bottles to build stuff in your home. Here are five inspiring DIY ideas to get you going.
Make a wine bottle lantern
Kristina from BobVila.com came up with this simple yet conversation-starting wine bottle lamp project. The trick? A specialty drill bit designed for tile and glass.
Create drinking glasses
Tyler from Plastolux used a vintage bottle cutter (check a secondhand store or eBay) to create these bold drinking glasses out of spent wine bottles.
Torch it!
With a few fittings from the hardware store, an old wine bottle becomes an excellent, outdoor-use torch (download the free plans or purchase an easy-to-assemble kit).
DIY wine bottle planters
Claire from She Knows Living figured out a great way to upgrade an old wine bottle into a hanging planter, complete with a mini beer bottle partner.
Build a chandelier
Having spotted a wine bottle chandelier that was $400 from a chain store, Caitlin and Brandon did what any good DIYers would do — made one themselves (and for a mere $50)!
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The Kregel Windmill Factory in Nebraska City has been described as the only intact historic windmill factory in American and a unique example of America's industrial past.
A grand opening of a museum was held April 27, 2013.
The Kregel Windmill Factory Museum officially opened to the public on Nebraska City's Arbor Day celebration Friday with notice that its portrait of America's industrial past can be seen nowhere else.
"This is one of the most extraordinary factories in the country," said industrial historian John Bowditch.
"It represents a sort of factory that was once extremely common all over the country, but is now virtually non-existent," he said.
Preservation-minded people in Nebraska City introduced Bowditch and windmill expert T. Lindsay Baker to the factory and both men attended the grand opening.
The called the museum a remarkable achievement and national benefit.
Baker, author of the Field Guide to American Windmills, said the building was once threatened by structural collapse and the sale of its contents, but survived to take a unique place in the telling of America's story.
The grand opening provided opportunity for new voices to add their to that story.
Lois Morrow of Waverly said she had visited the factory as a child when her father worked there.
"It all looks very familiar," she said. "I loved dad so much and this reminds me of him. It's the same as I saw it," she said.
An Eli, the brand of the windmill made at the factory, is still on the farm homesteaded by Morrow's great-grandfather.
She said they couldn't find water by the house, so they went down the hill to dig a well.
The windmill pumped the water to a cistern near the home.
Mark Kregel, who runs a small business using his expertise in numerical methods in contracts with the federal government, said he believes it was that sort of benefit to families that motivated factory founder George Kregel.
"Sometimes the farm wives would come up and wrap their arms around him, they were so grateful. The water was below our feet all the time. We didn't know it, but you brought it into our kitchen," he said.
In his 30-year study of windmills, Baker has identified over 1,000 companies that made windmills or claimed to make windmills.
"Out of these thousand, Kregel was just one, but it is the only one in which the historic factory remains intact," he told a crowd of 130 that had gathered for the ribbon cutting.
Ernie Weyeneth of the Kimmel Foundation and Duane Smith of museum board cut the ribbon.
Attending were members of the Kregel family, city officials, museum volunteers, curator Jeremy Kirkendall and Nancy Hoch, who had championed the factory's preservation cause after Arthur Kregel's death in 1991.
Mark Kregel, the grandson of George Frederick Kregel who settled in the region in the late 1800s, credited those who wanted a museum to help young people connect with the country's past.
"I am so proud of the people of Nebraska City and adjoining area who had the vision to resurrect this to what it is today," he said. "As a descendant of George Frederick I want to say I owe so much to them," he said.
Sid Suedmeier, who served on the orginal board of directors in 1993, described the opening as fantastic.
"It's great to see it preserved and to realize what they could achieve at that time. It's interesting that it could still be done today because everything is operational," he said.
The transformation into a public museum means a defined walkway around the work centers and machinery, plus informative kiosks that tell the story of how machinery was used.
Bowditch said it is not just a treasure of windmill manufacturing, but of all of America's industrial history.
"It's an ultimate example of the local ingenuity being used to produce a product locally," he said.
"When I saw this building in the mid-1990s, I was struck by the incredible time capsule we had here. It was as if they had walked out and shut the door. You had 70 or 80 years of artifacts just scattered around. It was amazing," he said.
"There were literally thousands of companies like this throughout the United States and Canada that produced all sorts of products ranging from meat choppers and windmills to steam engines – whatever the people needed they made.
"They are all gone. Industrial preservation is not done much in this country," Bowditch said.
"So, when you look at this factory, realize you have a gem of national significance. There are no others like it anywhere," he said.


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ANIMAL — new single!
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In their new single, Animal, The Ericksons introduce electro-pop instrumentation to their mystical songwriting and ethereal vocal harmonies. The Minneapolis-based, indie-folk duo gives their arresting sound a fun new twist through their collaboration with the production team of Sean Carey (Bon Iver, S. Carey), and Ben Lester (Field Report, A.A. Bondy, S. Carey). This inventive new single evokes light, hope, and strength, and represents an evolution of sound from The Ericksons that will be enjoyed this summer and beyond.
released 24 July 2013
Bethany Valentini – vocals, keyboard
Jenny Kapernick – vocals
Ben Lester – pedal steel, keyboard, guitar, percussion
Sean Carey – vocals, percussion
Produced by Sean Carey and Ben Lester
Artwork by Sarah Thorson
Mixed by Zach Hanson
Mastered by Huntley Miller
Another photo by ElizaCate Photography.