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I'm just curious, I practice yoga and plan to continue... But it can't be denied that there are a lot of superstitious beliefs, invocations of Hindu deities, etc. that go along with it in most organized settings. Would you just avoid it entirely? Would you participate, but refuse to "Om" for example? If the instructor or other students talk about things like "chakras" and "prana," would you argue with them, or just ignore it, or view it as a useful metaphor that isn't literally true? What is your rationale for whatever your position is on these questions? Thanks in advance for any and all thoughts!
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See, I'd take it a step further than that and question if yoga is doing me any good at all, BUT I will assume you do it because you like it and that's good enough for me. :)
You could seek out a yoga class or group that eliminates the spiritual elements of yoga in order to focus on your health, strength, breathing, etc. If that's difficult, or impossible, my impulse would likely be to ignore it; there is a time and a place to get into debates like that and doing it on yoga's home turf isn't likely to produce a worthwhile conversation. However, I'm also a very shy person who is much more interested in quietly watching the weirdness unfold a lot of the time.
I don't see why it would be a problem. You don't have to believe in any philosophy to practice Yoga .. I just see it as exercise.
I like yoga and do it as often as possible. It does do me a lot of good. I've never thought of it being counter to atheism. The classes I've taken did not get deep into philosophy but I do view that aspect of yoga as metaphorical and move on. If asked to debate I will give it a go but I agree with Sarah and would not initiate a debate in a yoga class. Watching weirdness unfold is a great way to put it. I do not initiate spontaneous confrontational* debate just like I don't want religionists to do that with their thing.
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I take yoga. There's no spiritual mumbo jumbo in our class. I guess it just depends on the instructor. Either way I'd just ignore it. I still spend money even though it has "In God We Trust" on it. We Atheists have to ignore a lot of nonsense.
I got peeved at some of the weird crap that went on in my yoga classes, but it was nothing compared to some more prevalent, more dangerous dogma out there. I'm okay with the chanting, something about it is actually good at clearing the mind and feels good in the throat. If an atheist is interested though, I would try to find a good yoga teacher because the practice can be very beneficial if you're not pissed off the whole time.
I do yoga off and on when I need to take my weightlifting routine down a notch for whatever reason.
Simply put, don't do what you're not comfortable with. I know there's a new movement to put the spirituality aspect back into Yoga -- I mean -- whatever. Good luck with that. It's not going to happen. Yoga is all kinds of secularized now. It's like Christians trying to reclaim Easter. It's cute. It really is. Bunnies and eggs have more to do with Easter now than Jesus. Likewise Yoga is now more about health than chakras.
If you get a pushy Yoga instructor then leave. In any case it's not like they can make you believe what they think.
I don't go for the spiritual BS, but that "Om" is great for recovering from an asthma attack when you don't have an inhaler handy.
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Held in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire from 3-5 July 2013, the sixth West African Internet Governance Forum was attended by African and international organisations and businesses in addition to delegates from West African countries. Deliberations highlighted access, the dot Africa prospects for internet development in Africa and cybersecurity issues. APC was a sponsor of the event and policy specialist Mawaki Chango attended on our behalf.
APC's presentation focused on TV White Spaces and the opportunity they afford for more efficient radio spectrum management and how that can be used to to improve Internet access in Africa. TVWS are unused spectrum channels in the wireless bands normally allocated to broadcast TV, which include frequencies between licensed radio spectrum bands among others. Large sections of lower frequency TV bands are almost unused in Africa thus the idea of tapping into those bands to improve Internet access through wireless connectivity.
The presentation reported on the status with ongoing initiatives with Google and Microsoft in Africa and the findings from those experiments. The notion of TVWS-based Internet connectivity seems to gain momentum in Africa with a number of countries including Kenya, South Africa, Malawi, Senegal, Nigeria and Tanzania which either have been part of the trials so far or have expressed interest in the technology.
At this point, the main challenges are on two fronts: the technical front and the policy front. On the former, there still is a need for further standardization in order to enable interoperability between vendor equipments while on the latter, regulators and policy-makers need to assess the regulatory frameworks in place in order to make the adjustments necessary to accommodate and foster this emerging technology.
Questions from the audience precisely touched upon the need to bring regulators on board as well as on licensing issues. Clarifications were provided to the audience regarding the fact that white spaces are typically unlicensed although their used may be regulated.
Concluding the proceedings, participants discussed and edited together a final draft of the forum's official communique, which was eventually released on 31 July 2013. The final recommendations included APC's input on TV white spaces:

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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Chevy Chase in swedish tv show! Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Random Musings View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Chevy Chase in swedish tv show!" ReturnermemberMember #Joined: 01 Oct 2000Posts: 350Location: Sweden, Stockholm Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 11:20 am We all have opinions about this guy for or against. But one thing we can agree upon is that he is a living legend! And now that legend is going to be part of ALL 8 episodes of a quality tv comedy show called "hjälp" ("help!") along with some of swedens top comics. It will be airing this spring on swedish public tv. He will be playing a forreign correspondent who get's kicked out of his house and have all of his credit cards canceled by his wife when she dumpes him for another man. He then meets a swedish guy called Örjan Lax and funny things ensues from thereafter. Now in sweden this is big and exciting news, maybe not so much in the US. Swedish comedian Johan Rheborg who will be playing alongside Chevy comments the news with: All I can say about it is "he is Chevy Chase and I'm not!". I can't find any interview or a quote from Chevy himself on why he is taking part of this, if any of you guys can google better than me please post that here. All of you americans who think this is a new low for Chevy, what you forget is that there are actually talented comedians/writers in Europe, even here in icy cold Stockholm! Well watcha guys think? Back to top DiruomemberMember #Joined: 02 Jan 2002Posts: 164Location: Sweden Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 1:40 am Holy shit! Back to top ReturnermemberMember #Joined: 01 Oct 2000Posts: 350Location: Sweden, Stockholm Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 3:37 am Yeah for swedish people this is holy shit eh? I think this is the starting point from where sweden becomes the cultural center of the world!! Don't you guys see that? Back to top NagmemberMember #Joined: 25 Apr 2004Posts: 287Location: Iceland Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 3:49 am http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAsYwW7pt7o&feature=related Back to top JimmyjimjimmemberMember #Joined: 12 Dec 2002Posts: 459 Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 7:47 pm It's far from a "new low", but I'd bet overseas work is likely the only work he can get. I've heard all over the place that he's tremendously difficult to work with. A friend of mine that lived in Edmonton, AB said that when he left after working on "Snow Day" the local newspaper actually ran a one-page ad sponsored by the community asking that he never come back. Poor Chevy, he was always one of my favs. He had a rough time after the 80's. Back to top ReturnermemberMember #Joined: 01 Oct 2000Posts: 350Location: Sweden, Stockholm Posted: Fri Nov 28, 2008 10:49 am Quote: A friend of mine that lived in Edmonton, AB said that when he left after working on "Snow Day" the local newspaper actually ran a one-page ad sponsored by the community asking that he never come back. That's sad. I read some time ago he had problems getting along with the castmembers on SNL, allegedly that's the main reason why he left. Most people mellow a bit as they get older so he should hopefully be ok by now. He seems to be quite on the logical side mentally Chevy, haven't seen him truly interact with anyone, only trashing people who can't keep up with his fast talk. Yeah probably not a people person, not ideal in showbiz. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Random Musings All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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using a different compiler target for maven tests
Recently I ran into a problem.
My team has been tasked with writing a library to help with automated testing within the client's organization. Great. Since the team's who are going to use our code use Maven, it was only fitting for us to release our library as a simple Maven artifact into the corporate Maven repository and let them pull it down from there. Everything was going smoothly until we actually tried to get someone to use it. Evidently since the project team's are deploying their code to WebSphere 6.0, they are using Java 1.4. Our testing library uses TestNG and required Java 5. Crap.
Since only the tests required Java 5 and they weren't going to be deployed this shouldn't be an issue in theory. The problem came in the form of Maven. Our initial plan was to have the project team testers fully integrate their UATs into the project's build, placing their tests along side any other unit/integration tests the team could muster. The developer and build servers had Java 5 installed, so the only real trick was convincing Maven to compile and execute the tests using Java 5, but compile and package the product code using Java 1.4.
** A good friend and coworked pointed out that we should make sure that the "code" tests area compiled and run in the same VM version as the production code to make sure we didn' thave any compatiblity issues and I totally agreed. Luckily, by the time he pointed this out, I had found my ultimate solution. **
Idea #1: Configure the Maven compiler plugin to use Java 5. Simple, and effective. Too effictive. This will change the settings for both the compiler:compile and the compiler:test-compile goals. No go.
<plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId></pre> <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId> <configuration> <source>1.5</source> <target>1.5</target> </configuration> </plugin>
Idea #2: Somehow set test-compile specific properties for Maven, allowing the normal compile goal to function as it had and the test-compile to use Java 5. This might have worked except for two things. 1) We would have had the issue that our unit tests were no longer compiled the same as our code and 2) I could never get it to work. Despite seeing what appeared to be test-compile specific source and target properties here and here … I could never get it to work. No Go.
Idea #3: Find a way to do what I did in Idea #1, but ONLY for the test-compile goal. This one seemed straightforward but it took quite a bit of surfing to finally find an example of how it might be done. A great Codehaus.org article included an exact example of what I needed to do prompted by the exact same issue. The solution used different execution profiles for the compiler plugin to achieve what I wanted. And since I the default settings were fine for the normal code compile, my configuration was even simpler. Works (except for the unit tests in Java 5 issue).
<plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId> <executions> <execution> <id>java-1.5-compile</id> <phase>process-test-sources</phase> <goals> <goal>testCompile</goal> </goals> <configuration> <source>1.5</source> <target>1.5</target> </configuration> </execution> </executions> </plugin>
Idea #4 (What I ended up doing): Create totally separate module to be the home for UATs. After I solved my problem with Idea #3 and a few other unrelated issues crept up I decided something needed to change. I wanted to tests integrated with the rest of their code so that anyone on the team could/would actually write and run the tests. The final solution was to move the UATs out of the main development project and into their own. The client's development teams had already decided on a multi-module Maven project aproach already and this seemed like a natual evolution. We created a separte UAT's Maven module which along with the main code project and some other misc sub-modules were rolled up under one parent pom.xml for the project. Under the scheme I could use Idea #1 to set the compilation source and target for the UATs project to 1.5 across the board without worrying about screwing up the compilation of the main project or its unit tests. Done.


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OK, I know this little guy doesn't get much love, Now I know sooner or later he will be released in the MOTUC line.
Now what I want to know is, in addition to the Cosmic Key being included with him, will we get
A bucket of Robby's chicken and ribs with him?
It only seems right. WunDar got a loaf of bread so Might this little guy get his bucket of Robby's chicken and ribs.
Now I know the Movie company has rights to the name Robby's chicken and ribs, so Mattel can just include a generic bucket of chicken and ribs.
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You might be able to go to any of the 4 blue seas and travel freely exploring different islands, but when you get to the grandline it gets a bit more restricted due to the chaotic nature of the sea; traveling freely will just get you lost... But you have the log pose and following it will lead you to the islands you need to go to continue the main story of the game. However one thing you would be able to find on your travels is the log poses to particular islands that you can travel to and explore... it would be a whole lot of filler, but the exploration is the idea of the game.
you go explore towns, talk to npcs and buy stuff and all that. Gameplay wise however, i don't think turn base goes well with one piece... instead I would say an adapted form of what they already use but create something more kingdom hearts related. basically stick to real time combat. You would probably have to pick one character at a time and stick with them
Though this would not be an easy game to make; the main storyline of one piece already provides a great deal game content and it could take a good deal of time to make all those extra islands. Might be simplier to ex-out the blue seas and just start of in the grandline... much less content to deal with. And the grandline is where the most interesting stuff is gonna happen anyway.
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Yeah, I'd an have to agree that an RPG-type game most likely wouldn't suit OP very well. A musou-style game like this, on the other hand, fits perfectly. Personally, I'd also be all for a side-scrolling action-platformer like the one that came out for GBA a few years back, but I sort of doubt that we'll be getting another of those anytime soon....
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It feels like a game like Suikoden, where you recruit members and stuff
"Ussop joined your crew!" - something like that! =)
but just like Slayer X,
It would be also cool if the battle gameplay was like Kingdom hearts.
Then after that, a gameplay of exploration where you find secret weapons and armors, your character levels up, talk to NPCs, and secret mission defeating secret bosses
I mean One Piece suits for a game like that since there are many strange creatures in One Piece like Dragons, Dinosaurs, Fighting Turtles, Sea Kings so many bosses to defeat
If we were to put One Piece in to an Rpg game, we should add filler items like Potions and stuff
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^ I don't see a reason why Brook wouldn't be included in the game. They'll probably be showing some of his gameplay/moves soon enough.
I'm wondering if this game will have an english voice option when it comes to North America/Europe?
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I'm talking about the official site, the site kind of releasing info, screen shots and character profiles bit by bit.
I sure Brook will show up soon in next update.
I'm more shock that Mr. 1 and Mr. 3 didn't show up.
You kind of expect that minor boss might not all make appearances, but those two also appears in ID as well and Mr. 3 even play a big role in Marineford.
I also hope that rest of CP9 made the cut, I really wanted to play as Kalifa or chapapa.
The problem is that OP doesn't mix well with generic random battles. But if you go with the Kingdom Heart or Zelda road, then multi-character/party system won't work every well in those setting. Try to combine the two, well so far no good games has being successful on than maybe FF13, but even that game's style doesn't mesh with OP very well.
Also the transition from island to island will be a problem. The only sea-based RPG I can remember, Suikoden 4 is by far the worse of the series and I even blame that game for basically killing the franchise.
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I would say everyone that is annouced so far are playable which would means Croc, Bon Clay, Lucci, Wapol, Kaku, Jyabura, Don Krieg, Buggy and Lapahn.
As well as spoiler from JUMP with Ace, WB, and Hancock.
Besides that seems to be what Another Log mode is for.
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Haven't seen any pictures yet, but from what I gathered from various sources is that the next SJ issue reveals Mr. 3, Magellan, Pacifista, and Aokiji as bosses (well, we kinda already knew about the last two being bosses from the early trailers....). Furthermore, there's a "Challenge Mode", which is basically a boss rush. Sounds pretty cool to me!
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I don't foresee the Challenge Mode to be different from other Musou games. The usual Challenge Mode in a Musou games usually offer more sub-modes. In addition to boss rush, there should also be a time trial (on set stage), endurance (how many K.O. with one live bar), K.O. (how many K.O. in given time) and plus 1 or 2 other unique things.
These modes usually keeps the characters in their default states but with all their moves available and you can compare your score online.
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Koei, isn't usually about DLC characters. What they always do is expansion discs like Extreme Legend and Powerup Discs. I mean, the only game where they have DLC character I remember is Gundam Musou 3, and those are added characters, not character that was original available in the games.
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Confirmed online co-op and Jinbei playable character. That'll please Blackbeard.
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This is a guest post by Gothica, a Holy Paladin from EU's Scarshield Legion
I'd like to introduce myself by saying from the outset that I'm a healer and I love it! Let me explain why.
Healing is all about winning. Know why people take healers to dungeons, raids and arenas? Because we make wins happen. We do this by using our heals, making judgment calls about which tool to use and who to use it on. It's extraordinarily effective and a lot of fun.
Whacking moles
Healing is a minigame within World of Warcraft that is actually pretty fun in its own right. You're looking at a rack of life bars. Suddenly one drops, heal it fast before it hits zero. You could actually play the healing mingame as a game in its own right which is why the playstyle is called whack-a-mole (after a popular game where you had to club moles off your lawn).
In WoW, you're whacking moles (reacting to health deficits and healing them) in the larger context of the MMO. After you have whacked your moles, you may find your guild has killed a new raid boss or your arena team has won a match. Sometimes the minigame is so absorbing you barely notice the wider context. Sometimes it is your keen management of the wider context while staying on top of the healing that allows you to succeed where others wouldn't.
The social side
You are who you heal.
As a healer, the quality of your game experience, your ability to get things done, and the amount of fun you have is very much determined by who you heal. This is both positive and negative.
The negative is that sometimes you will find yourself grouped with bad and rude players. But that's outweighed by the positive.
The positive is that not only is it easy to meet nice players but that they will actively start to seek you out as you progress your character. After all, they want a competent friendly healer with good gear and will be keen to play with you as you establish yourself. Healers can become very popular, and you'll be added to many people's Friends Lists.
With the possible exception of leveling, healers progress fast in all aspects of the game. You will be able to jump into instances whenever you want, get raid situations that a DPSer of your gear and skill wouldn't get into and be sought out for arena teams. Most healers can wear lesser gear without it really mattering resulting in us gearing up fast. We generally don't have so much competition for our loot.
Those are some good reasons to try a healer. It can seem from the outside like a stressful and thankless task. It isn't. It's a fun minigame that wins you friends and admirers.
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Representing the Cobras will be sophomore Taylor Demby whose team leading 79.3 scoring average is good enough for seventh best in the South Atlantic Conference. Next is junior Mallory Thompkins. She is also inside the top 20 for scoring average in the conference at 81.9. Sophomore Tensley Clowser comes in next with a scoring average right at 85, and rounding out the starting five for the Navy and Yellow will be senior Krista Thorpe and freshman Amber Harman with scoring averages of 86.3 and 89.8 respectively.
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There are now only 69 days left until "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I" hits theaters! We are posting a quote from the first half of the book every day in celebration and to give us a chance to discuss and ponder the final book as it goes to film. Here is today's quote!
He read the letter again, but could not take in any more meaning than he had done the first time, and was reduced to staring at the handwriting itself. She had made her "g"s the same way he did: He searched through the letter for every one of them, and each felt like a friendly little wave glimpsed from behind a veil. This letter was an incredible treasure, proof that Lily Potter had lived, really lived, that her warm hand had once moved across this parchment, tracing ink into these letters, these words, words about him, Harry, her son.
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Sunday, October 21, 2012
Lawyers, CEOs boosted Obama's Sept. donations
Attorneys, business owners and retirees were among those who helped President Barack Obama maintain slim fundraising supremacy over Republican challenger Mitt Romney last month, with the president raising $181 million as he entered the last full month in the fight to keep his job.
Attorneys, business owners and retirees were among those who helped President Barack Obama maintain slim fundraising supremacy over Republican challenger Mitt Romney last month, with the president raising $181 million as he entered the last full month in the fight to keep his job.
An Associated Press review of newly released financial reports found at least $11 million from lawyers and at least $3 million from investors and bankers, some of whom cooled to the president earlier this election when critics say he cracked down on Wall Street and pushed for consumer-protection reforms. About $22 million more came from retired Americans, an important bloc of voters likely more tuned in to health care reform and changes in retirement benefits.
All told, a swath of small-dollar contributions helped Obama and the Democratic Party best Romney and the GOP by more than $10 million last month after being repeatedly walloped in the money race earlier this year. The president's fundraising haul topped the more than $114 million he and the Democrats raised during the month of August, and the cash Obama pulled in last month was slightly less than his record-breaking $190 million from September 2008.
Financial support to Obama and Romney are putting the presidential election on track to cost nearly $2 billion, thanks to mountains of cash earmarked to both campaigns and independent "super" political committees working on their behalf. Wealthy Americans are increasingly picking up the tab this year, at times giving millions of dollars apiece to super PACs that have buoyed costly advertising.
September's reports show major financial support going to both Republican and Democratic super PACs, with the pro-Romney Restore Our Future PAC reporting it collected $14.8 million in September, the group's second-most lucrative month. Late Saturday, American Crossroads, the major super PAC headed by GOP strategist Karl Rove, reported $11.6 million for September, the highest single-month total for the group.
Meanwhile, Priorities USA Action, the pre-eminent Obama-supportive super PAC, said it raised a record $15.3 million.
"People who support the president know that we've come too far to go back now," Priorities senior strategist Bill Burton said. "We're ahead a little bit now, but it is time to close the deal."
Both campaigns and super PACs have made an all-out push for contributions as Election Day quickly approaches. The contributions are funding a record-breaking campaign operation for both candidates, which translates to paying a legion of campaign staff and hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of television ads.
So when it came to contributions directly to Obama's campaign, business owners and some Wall Street types helped pick up the tab, even if they didn't make up a majority of total contributions. Obama's donors in September included more than 4,000 CEOs, records show, and his campaign continued to tally millions pouring in from key battleground states.
Yet Obama hardly has a lock on winning the financial fight.
Republican super PACs have helped to match or exceed Obama's TV ad spending in dozens of media markets in battleground states. Ad spending data obtained by the AP from April through early October found pro-Romney spending has exceeded pro-Obama ad spending by at least $65 million across the nine states expected to decide the election: Colorado, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Iowa and Wisconsin.
Obama broke presidential fundraising records four years ago, but has found himself financially outgunned for much of the summer, thanks in part to super PACs supporting Romney. Meanwhile, an AP review of campaign data this fall found Obama out-raising Romney in most of the 11 states that at one point were pivotal to win the election.
Reports detailing revenues and expenses for the first half of October are due to the Federal Election Commission by Oct. 25. Those will provide the public with the last financial snapshot before the Nov. 6 election.
By Jack Gillum, The Associated Press, twitter.com/jackgillum
Source: The Seattle Times
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Continental's Gatorskin combines 3 flat-protection technologies into one fast-riding, high-mileage racing and training tire. It features a super-fine 180 thread-per-inch casing, a bead-to-bead layer of DuraSkin, and is finished with a Kevlar-reinforced top layer. The result is a light tire that rolls and corners with the best of them while providing flat protection second to none.
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Recreational rider averaging 1500 miles on bike trails and city streets using a Trek Fx 7.6 Hybrid. Better wearing and a more comfortable ride then the Bontrager OEM tires. I like the wear indicators on the tires, which is very helpful. Great tires with excellent traction on long down hill rides
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Fed up with punctures so replaced both Continental Grand Prix 4000 II race tyres with these gator jobbies. easy to fit, and they dont look as chunky as I expected. The ride feels solid. very glas I decided to get them....and hope they will last a while. As for weight- well. thats my beer belly so not bothered about the extra few grams that they weigh!
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Got this to replace discontinued 700x28c Bontrager Race Lite Hard Case tires. I ride fairly fast on almost entirely dry, smooth and clean asphalt with tons of big hills, 5k to 6k miles per year. Got about 10k miles per set of Hard Case tires (no longer available) over a 10 year stretch. I hope these last as long. If they do, I'll up their rating to 5 stars. The Gatorskins seem to have less rolling resistance, but also less compliance to surface texture. Despite feeling like the stiffness of these reduces contact with the ground when rough, the tracking and cornering are rock solid. This could be because there are no wobbles built into the tires, as there were on the Bontragers. I hope they last as long. May try reducing the pressure down from the 95 psi listed in the documentation if the harshness ends up bothering me more than I like the easier ride up hills. Time will tell. Oh, and the stiffness seems to make them very quiet compared to the Bontrager Hard Case.
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I've been using these tires for about 7 years. They are the best I've found for resisting flats. In 7 years I've had one flat. Unbelievable. I don't really understand the complaints about them being heavy. I guess if you're racing they would be heavy, but I wouldn't be using these tires for racing if I were serious about racing. There are much better tires for that purpose. However, I use these primarily for commuting and training for the occasional triathlon. For those purposes, they are great. In that kind of riding, I really doubt you're going to notice extra 10 grams or whatever they weigh when you're carrying your lunch, change or clothes, and all the other stuff I carry when I commute. They last a LONG time, it's easy to get 5000+ miles from these tires. The only negative thing I will say is that you need to be cautious in wet conditions when crossing railroad tracks, manhole covers, expansion joints, or any other smooth metal surface. They don't provide the best grip in those conditions.
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18 months, 5000+ miles, and just one puncture from a piece of broken bottle. I must say that I am very satisfied. My rear tire is showing a lot of wear at this point and I am definatly going to replace it with another one of these great tires.
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Last year I had these installed on my Tarmac 3. Since then, I have not gotten a single flat, as opposed to 1 - 2 a week on "service course" tires or 1 - 2 a month on regular road bike tires. They are a bit heavier than most "normal" road bike tires, but negligibly so. Buying another set for my new tri bike.
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What's the best way to fully enjoy the unbridled aural assault that is the Lamborghini Aventador? Chop off the roof, of course.
Lamborghini announced Monday the debut of the 2013 Aventador LP 700-4 Roadster.
The car uses the same drivetrain as its fixed-roof counterpart, which we tested earlier this year: A 6.5-liter V-12 still makes 700 horsepower and directs it to the rear wheels via a seven-speed automated manual transmission.
Photos: Lamborghini Aventador Roadster
Lamborghini says the car will do 0-62 mph in three seconds flat and has a top speed of just over 217 miles an hour. Efficiency finds its way into the mix via a start/stop function and cylinder deactivation.
The company didn't announce the vehicle's weight, but don't expect the Roadster to gain much. With a two-piece, carbon-fiber, removable hardtop, the car lacks the mechanical systems that can add weight to other convertibles.
Each section of the top weighs a little more than 13 pounds and stores in the car's (small) front trunk when not in use. The Roadster also has a power-retractable rear window and the engine hood has been revised for proper engine cooling and water drainage.
This Aventador also features a new style of wheel for Lamborghini. The aluminum rims are 20 inches in the front and 21 in the rear, and Lamborghini says they shave about 22 pounds off the weight of standard units.
Update: Nov. 19, 2012: Lamborghini has officially annouced U.S. pricing of $445,300, which includes a $3,700 gas guzzler tax. The car is on sale now globally for something near $380,000, based on current exchange rates before taxes (though U.S. pricing will be higher than that), and deliveries start next summer.
If you're heading to the L.A. Auto Show from Nov. 30 to Dec. 9th, hoping for a peek of this exotic, don't hold your breath. Lamborghini says it has no plans to put the car on display. You'll have to watch the Beverly Hills valet stands next spring for that.
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The Wee Craic is the name of New York City's one-night only festival of the best of Irish short films and live music. Billed as the Irish fest that's half way to St. Patrick's Day, this year it's scheduled for September 17 at the Tribeca Cinema and Lounge. CAHIR O'DOHERTY asks festival director Terence Mulligan what to expect.
Every year New York's Wee Craic Festival serves up a night of cutting edge Irish films and world-class Irish music for the distinctly tempting price of just $20.
For less than your average yellow cab fare you can see 10 award winning short Irish films (featuring both animation and comedies) that's tied in with an often celebrity filled live music after party. As deals go, it's really one of the best the city has to offer.
In the past few years the Wee Craic (now in its 12th year) festival has been a home away from home for up and coming Irish performers like Mundy, Laura Izibor, Mark Geary and Brendan O'Shea. But A-list Irish movie stars often in check in too, so it's not unlikely that you'll find yourself rubbing shoulders with Colin Farrell or Cillian Murphy.
"It's half way to St. Patrick's Day and that's why we chose it," says Terence Mulligan, the festival's Brooklyn-born Irish American director. "We don't do the green beer and the shamrocks, we provide a contemporary progressive reflection of modern life in Ireland."
Irish music fans will want to know that this year's main headliner is Colin Devlin of the Devlins, who's new CD entitled Democracy Of One is currently burning up the charts.
"Colin Devlin has a song called 'The Heart Won't Be Denied,' and I have to tell you it's a showstopper," Mulligan tells the Irish Voice. "His music is brilliant and it's featuring on One Tree Hill now."
Each year the Wee Craic Festival committee handpicks each short film from a few international festivals such as the Galway Film Fleadh, and even as far afield as the Sundance and Toronto Film Festivals. The basic recipe has stayed the same all these years too -- the shorts films must have some Irish theme, or be shot by local Irish filmmakers or star some Irish actors (or if all else fails they just have to be shot in Ireland).
Happily there's no shortage of them. And if you're still not sold, how about a Jameson open bar from 8-10 p.m. on the night?
"We're excited that Colin Devlin's coming in. He's had some really great songs out this year," says Mulligan.
"I saw him at the Sundance Film Festival and he put on an amazing show. And I realized when I was watching him that we really should invite him over for the Wee Craic show. People really respond to his music in that kind of atmosphere, because it's a fun, intimate event and he's just perfect for it."
Each year at the Wee Craic shorts night the music is focused on solo performances to make the event more intimate and bring the film and music lovers and filmmakers together under one roof.
Says Mulligan, "I believe you're only as good as your last show, so I think you always have to have a very strong line up. This we have some particularly strong animation winners from the Galway Film Fleadh.
"One is called Laurie and the Litter Bugs by director Leo Crowley and it's about a young boy who lives at home with an aloof and unaffectionate mother. Then one day, he discovers some magical friends in his back garden. It's exactly the kind terrific of terrific short we hope to screen at every festival."
Another highlight of this year's shorts night is Mister Heaney -- A Wee Portrait, which was the winner of the best animated film at the Galway Fleadh this year. Written and directed by David Quin, it's a revealing animated portrait of the beloved Nobel Prize winning poet Seamus Heaney, who's little animated self speaks about brambles and hairdressing in a way that is never less than hypnotic and funny.
Along the way hilarious animated versions of Irish political and sports stars like Brian Cowen, Garrett Fitzgerald and Wayne Rooney add their bit.
At the Wee Craic Festival the dynamic is changing every year, and this year three out of the nine filmmakers whose works are being screened are local.
For example, Kieran O'Hare is an Irish American director and animator, and his film 80 Billion Guys is an animated short that takes place in the 1950s in New York.
The short follows a hard-bitten guy who meets a girl in a bar, where he instantly falls in love with her, but then he drives her away with his hang-ups about the 80 billion other guys she's slept with.
"O'Hare's a really talented videographer, illustrator and filmmaker and his work is brilliant," says Mulligan. "And 80 Billion Guys is a hand drawn project, so it took him quite some time to complete.
"From the beginning of the writing process through creating the drawings, and then scanning the individual frames it probably took about three weeks in total. But the results are wonderful."
O'Hare set the film it in the 1950s because he thought that era would suit the grainy, black and white style of the film, and also because he wanted the film to have an older narrator to emphasize the main character's sense of regret. "It's all about the stupid things people do to f*** up relationships because they get jealous, and really that's what it's about, so the time period is secondary," Mulligan said.
As for the usual rostra of celebrity guests on the night, Mulligan is understandably reluctant to be drawn on them.
"If they're in town they come down," he says. "I believe HBO's new show the Boardwalk Empire is having its launch around the same time as the Wee Craic night so it's possible there'll be some overlap between us.
"Plus the Wee Craic stars like Devlin will be staying at the upscale Hilton Garden Inn in Tribeca so it's quite likely they'll all meet and greet each other."
Behind the scenes now the Wee Craic shorts night creative group have been finalizing the line up with the help of their selection committee and though festival programmers they have longstanding relationships with.
"With the shorts a lot of the process is about timing," Mulligan adds. "You have to worry about releases and distributors and you have the most talented short film makers between New York and Ireland.
"Thankfully there's dozens of them. The other thing that people don't realize is that the Irish government actually has a scheme to fund short works that assists and promotes new Irish work. That's great for us too because it means there's a talented pool to choose from each September when we do this event.
"There's also a two hour open bar sponsored by Stella Artois and Jameson," Mulligan adds with a laugh. "If that's not enough to get the Irish down I don't know what is.
"For $20 bucks you're going to see really award winning films, Colin Devlin, and from eight to 10 o'clock you're getting complimentary whiskeys. Come on lads, buck up, what's not to like about that!"
There are 150 tickets in total (many have already sold) to the Wee Craic shorts night. The after party and live music takes place from 8-11 p.m. at the Tribeca Cinema Lounge. For tickets visit www.ticketweb.com or call 646-549-1349.


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Arsene Wenger has revealed he won't be trying to sign David Villa this month, because Barcelona are unwilling to part company with the Spanish striker.
Arsenal have been linked with a move for numerous forwards in the January transfer window, and are said to be keen on taking Villa to the Emirates Stadium.
The Spanish international is reportedly unhappy at the Camp Nou with his lack of game time since returning from a broken leg at the start of the season, and is said to be eyeing a move to the Premier League.
Reports yesterday suggested the Gunners had launched a €16 million bid for Villa.
However speaking at a press conference this morning, Wenger confirmed that Barcelona were unwilling to negotiate over the possible transfer of Villa – although denied he was ever interested in the former Valencia player.
The Frenchman said: "Barcelona don't want to sell, they've made that clear. I said they don't want to sell, I didn't say he was a target."
Wenger also denied that he would make a move to sign David Beckham. The former England captain is currently unattached after leaving LA Galaxy and is training with the Gunners.
Asked what Arsenal are getting out of the arrangement, Wenger replied: "Nothing. Questions in a press conference!"
Wenger did admit that he is still in the market for new signings, and is hopeful of some new arrivals before the end of the window on Thursday.
"We are still trying, but it's hard to sign players in January who can improve you," he said.


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A memorial service for Van Clinton Conard, 75, of Snyder and former resident of Melrose, N.M. will take place at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, at First Baptist Church in Snyder. Arrangements are under the direction of Agape Funeral Home in Lubbock.Conard died Monday, Sept. 23, 2013, in Lubbock. He was born in Hobart, Okla. on April 11, 1938 to Ernest and Lucy Conard. He had one brother, Don Eldon Conard. All preceded him in death. He graduated Valedictorian from Dimmit High School, Tx in 1957. He attended Texas Tech University and obtained an Associates Degree in Accounting. He married Melba Ruth Shelton on June 7, 1957. They were married 52 years until her death on July 21, 2010. He worked as a parts manager for General Motors dealerships which included Alderson in Lubbock, Garner Motors in Amarillo, Howard Grey Motors in Snyder and Frank Brown Motors in Lubbock where he retired in 2006. During the course of his 75 years he obtained a pilot's license and loved to fly his plane, was a master craftsman and handyman who could build or fix anything, restored a show winning classic '75 pickup truck, loved playing his guitar, taught auto mechanics to inmates at Price Daniel Unit through Western Texas College, loved to do crossword puzzles and working in the yard. Most of all he loved his family. He was affectionately known to his grandchildren as Papa Goon and Pops.His survivors include his wife Wanda Conard; his children, Pam Camarata and Steve of Amarillo, Scott Conard and Amy of Lubbock, Dian Raley and Jamie and Karen Martinez and Manuel of Sweetwater; and three grandchildren Ross Jones, Kimmy Martinez and Talon Raley all of Sweetwater. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Cindy Cannon of Round Rock in 2007.He was the kindest smartest man we've ever known.


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Bucks County Judge Wallace Bateman says 47-year-old Yardley resident Lawrence Konyves is a "grave risk to the community." He rejected a plea that he be permitted to serve time partially in a county jail and partially in an in-patient treatment program. Konyves was sentenced this week in three DUI cases, two from 2012 and one from 2011.
Bateman says years of similar sentences had not stopped him from breaking the law. Prosecutors say Konyves previously managed to avoid state prison by manipulating the system. His attorney, Michael Parlow, says his client recently learned he suffers from bipolar disorder.
The Bucks County Courier Times reports Konyves' other DUI convictions date back to 1984.
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Improved water governance boosts access to clean water
Luanda, Angola - Over the last three years, some 400,000 Angolans living in the capital, Luanda, and in the western province of Moxico have improved access to clean water and sanitation facilities through a combined boost to infrastructure building and water sector management capacity.
This is part of the United Nations Development Programme's (UNDP) overall effort to support the authorities put in place an effective water and sanitation system, through legislation and decentralisation of public service delivery, while ensuring community involvement and local ownership.
To lay the groundwork for future work in this sector, UNDP has helped develop a draft national policy on sanitation, the country's first such legislative document in this area, which is with parliament for approval.
UNDP is also currently providing technical support to the authorities to develop a national strategy on solid waste - one of the capital's most pressing problems - as well as a research study on water prices in the country to help inform the first ever regulation policy in the sector.
To improve the local authorities' capacity to manage service delivery, more than 100 water and sanitation officials have been trained in water governance issues, including planning and data collection, and they are already working with municipalities and communities to improve water sector management.
With UNDP support, Luanda's Kilamba Kiaxi municipality, with more than 200,000 inhabitants, is now one of the first in the country to establish and manage its own water and sanitation database system – a key tool for planning and monitoring water services. In municipal staff have been trained on sectoral planning tools and methodologies, and have been able to develop their own first Water and Sanitation Master Plan.
To ensure that the policy is moving along with service provision, UNDP, together with other UN agencies, has been working with the authorities and other partners to set up small and medium-sized water utilities owned and managed by local communities, who also maintain the water treatment facilities to ensure they remain functional.
Previously, communities either drew water from contaminated rivers - exposing them to water borne illnesses such as cholera - or paid high prices for poor quality water from private vendors.
As part of the programme, extensive advocacy on hygiene and sanitation at the community level, led by the UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) has resulted in more awareness about maintaining healthy water points where communities collect their water, helping to reduce the risk of water-borne diseases.


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What are the alternative choices for these history/political science majors who are not in demand at all in today's job market?
"You know what they call the guy who graduated at the bottom of his class from the worst ranked law school in the country? Attorney at law."
I realize my anecdotes don't hold much water amongst the naysayers, but the truth is there are plenty of stories of people "beating the odds".It also depends on what you want to do with your life. You can either go into things expecting the worst or you can remain optimistic and plug away. I choose to remain optimistic and plug away. I know far too many people who went to low ranked schools who make a terrific living, just like I know too many people who went to high ranked schools who landed six figure jobs out of law school, worked 80 hours a week, and burned out. I've heard LOADS of stories about people who burned out within 2 years of leaving law school and left the profession.Also, it might be helpful to remember that the boomers are starting to retire. As they leave the work force, there will be openings and someone will have to fill in the gaps.It might also behoove people to think about this: people have been trashing low ranked schools for decades and insisting that people who graduate from them will never find work and drown in debt. Oddly enough, they were mostly wrong then and I believe are mostly wrong now.At my low ranked law school, we have a wall of fame of sorts. Graduates include current and former State's Attorney's, politicians, judges, principals at major law firms, prominent businessmen and women, and a surprising number of US Attorney's. All from a law school that most posters claim leaves graduates destitute and without job prospects.Sure, folks who graduate from high ranked schools have some great opportunities, but don't count out those of us who go to lower ranked schools either. I've literally witnessed lawyers with degrees from "TTT" schools wipe the courtroom floors with lawyers from UCLA, Georgetown, Harvard, and Yale (admittedly, I've also seen the reverse).My dear old dad always says: "You know what they call the guy who graduated at the bottom of his class from the worst ranked law school in the country? Attorney at law."
This is the greatest time to open new firms, lots of people need attorneys and many are going to use local, low cost attorneys over big firms. I know SEVERAL people who have rented small buildings and started their own firms and all are doing very well for themselves. These people all went to tier 3 schools and made 75-80k net their first year out working for themselves. Now two of these same people are so busy from word of mouth and small amounts of advertising that they have actually hired another attorneys to work for them. Also, when you run your own business you are able to form a llc and pay yourself a very small salary which will allow you to pay the minimum amount on student loans. Eventually the debt will be forgiven and all will be good.


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Ok i'm new here so i figured i'd post a list of the things i have encountered. I'm quite sensitive to the things around me and can often 'feel' when something is there or not quite right. I figured i would just list my encounters as there are quite a few to date.
1) I've been horse riding since i was 4 yrs old at the same stables. The stables was built in the 1800's i believe. Being there so long i have seen many dear horses pass on either from age or illness. I looked after a shetland pony for four years he was 42 when he passed on..it broke my heart. However for a while after no pony would go into that stable, and i got a tingle down my spine everytime i go through there. The yard is also haunted by a white horse. we dont know who the horse was but aparently the staff there have been seeing it for years i caught a glimpse of it from the corner of my eye one night when waiting for my ride home.
2)My mums old house was a large detached one built before the first world war. One of the previous owners had died in the front room, from old age. Right from the start the whole family often said they heard steps on the stairs, i heard it to, not just the creaking of floor boards but clear steps. Then a couple of times i was awake at around 2am (insomnia) and from down stairs i could hear a racket coming from the kitchen, its sounded like every plate every piece of cutlery and every cupboard door were being rattled and slammed. Now i got worried as my old dog libby (r.i.p) and my cat were there and my first thought is someones gotten in, well i then thought they must have hurt my dog as she is very protective and very loud if threatened. So i go running down the stairs burst inti the kitchen and.....nothing there....nothing out of place....my dog fast asleep on the floor. odd no?
3) same house my cat would often move faster than ive ever seen a cat move out f a room seemingly spooked beyond belief, and my dog would often growl menacingly at thin air. Especially if i was there.
4) i worked at a boarding kennels and cattery for 3 years. it was buit in the 1940s according to the owners. Whilst working there i strongly felt watched nearly at all times especially if i was the only one working that day it was less with people around. I contantly saw a shadowy figure from the corner of my eye. It wasnt shadows in the corners as there werent any shadows due to how the place was lit and the walls and doors were all white. Dogs would often kick up a fuss at nothing at all. This went on the entire time i was there.
5) at primary school the cloak room was haunted. this was an old school and during one of the wars had been hit by a bomb. Also a teacher commited suicide there. Iremember the presence being forboding we never went there alone.
6) I live in chester, near manchester in the uk. Chester used to be the roman city known as deva (dewa) the walls remain though only a small section is the original roman wall. There are a few towers left as well. The walls are said to be haunted by a roman soldier and a cavalier. Whilst on the walls alone i have heard steps which are not my own numerous times which carry on after i have stopped walking to make sure theres noone else there to malke them. There is also one tower that i cant walk past without getting a strong feeling of being watched and i believe i once saw a face just for a second in the window.
right now thats all im remembering apart from also being very sensitive to animals ive always had a way with them according to my parents.
New here and my encounters.
Started by Kellerz , Jul 17 2003 07:49 AM
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Posted 17 July 2003 - 07:49 AM
Hide me from me, fill these holes with eyes for mine are not mine. Hide my head and need, for i am no good, so dead in life, so much time. (Stan Rice 'Cannibal')Just call me Mrs Willard
Posted 17 July 2003 - 08:31 AM
Welcome to the board! Those are some cool experiences that you've had. I, too, am an animal lover! I often find my cats following something 'in the air' that I can't seem to see. I believe their senses are more aware of their surroundings than ours. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us and I hope to see more of them. Take care.
First voice: "Where is he...around here?"Second voice: "He's dead."First voice: "Ah, he could be anywhere then."
Posted 17 July 2003 - 09:49 AM
Thank you, if i have anymore encounters i'll be sure to post them here.
Hide me from me, fill these holes with eyes for mine are not mine. Hide my head and need, for i am no good, so dead in life, so much time. (Stan Rice 'Cannibal')Just call me Mrs Willard
Posted 21 July 2003 - 03:53 AM
Remembered one more encounter though it wasnt just me. i worked at a restaurant that was in a tudor building built in the 1500's it used to be home to a member of the clergy. Quite often once the customers have all left at night ... we would often hear clearly someone walking around upstairs even though everyone was downstairs ... there would usually be about 4 of us left to clean up after closing and we all heard it. We believe it was edward ... a previous owner who lived there till his death. You never got any bad feelings there so i guess he wasnt unhappy with what his home now was. The only odd occurance when i was there was the food delivery came one morning and the boxes that were supposed to contain fresh fish held only ice... and not one box but all of them ....
Hide me from me, fill these holes with eyes for mine are not mine. Hide my head and need, for i am no good, so dead in life, so much time. (Stan Rice 'Cannibal')Just call me Mrs Willard
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A lot of the picks from across the board are saying Yau-Man will win Immunity. The rest have a question mark. I'm guessing Yau-Man to win Immunity.
Oh I think theres a rule in there somewhere that the HII can't be stolen, lol. Makes me mad that Mookie has the nerve to go through other peoples personal stuff ! What nerve!! Glad he is going tonight .
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|2011-03-13, 12:23
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Vietnam
Age: 26
2nd. Since I dont read the lightnovel but it is assumed that with fold out armor, your IS can change from high mobility-configuration to high defense or high damage output at any time in battle by changing the shape of the frame while with equalizer you are locked with the set up you choose.
to put it simple: Fold out armor is like playing poker with five jokers on your hand, it could be anything the player want them to be
|2011-03-20, 13:16
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Black Man
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: In a house on a street with a lot of cars passing by =D
Age: 26
Is Core Theory.
In relation, the is core is indeed a black box. So a little more insight is what I decided to add to the subject
In neural networking or heuristic algorithms (computer terms generally used to describe 'learning' computers or 'AI simulations') a black box is used to describe the constantly changing section of the program environment which cannot easily be tested by the programmers.
Houki's IS is, from what I have seen is mostly controlled by her thoughts, meaning that some form of the IS Core's Black Box does deal with neural augmenting, meaning she has control over it using her mind. In terms of input, the thought process is using neurons. I say this because whenever you think, neurons, or nerve cells, which are excitable become active in transferring the amount of electrical impulses around the brain. The IS can be called from a STANDBY phase with an activation word, or a "wake-up" password. Now relating this, that means the IS has some sense of AI, meaning an understanding of human intellect. Also, the IS grows more in relationship with its pilot (Personal IS's only Id assume :/), meaning it has some reasoning skills. Kinda makes you think of a cat. Its hard to train a cat, but not impossible. You gotta know the ins and outs of how to do so. As far as Cognitive Reasoning, I have yet to see an IS think badly of its owner, or regret a decision it or its owner made. (Sorry wish I could do more with this post, just got off work, tired, and only thought about posting this after talking to some some co-workers about the Black Box Theory)
|2011-03-21, 04:48
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~ Your Smile ~
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: 346Pro
Age: 32
AIs do exist in IS. Ichika's IS for example manifests herself as a little girl in mindspace (novel stuff).
Technically, I see the IS Black Box kind of like what our consciousness is. I believe not even the IS themselves know how they work, as much as we don't really know most of how our body works at a submolecular level.
|2011-04-21, 09:00
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Chile
while reading IS manga, I noticed a difference between it and the anime............in the manga, the Yukihira Type II blade doesn't split, but it seems that the edge already has the barrier null effect, while in the anime, the blade splits, generating a beam saber.
Also, in the wiki of IS, it says that the physical blade is superimposed with the energy field that carries the one-off;
. So, which source is right? which version is right? Yukihira type II is a katana that transforms intio a beamsaber, a katana with a "coated edge" (like the strike, the impulse, and the Destiny's broadswords from Gundam Seed?), or its more like an Aura covers the whole thing when the one-off is activated?
|2011-04-24, 03:33
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: The Middle Way
here is something i've been thinking about
as far as i've been informed
the IS is tranformed into data and stored in the core when not in use
would it be possible to
hold that data in the mind?
the IS
would literally be a projection of your thoughts
|2011-05-08, 02:31
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Malaysia
Imagine Charlotte planting C4 on Laura's back - BOOM, and it goes AWESOME.
Another thing is Ignition Boost + a strike with an explosive driven Revolver Stake-like weapon. That's deadly. Welcome to armor-piercing world.
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|2011-05-08, 02:51
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|2011-05-08, 03:04
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Location: Malaysia
Rewatched the scene. Okay. It looks like one driven by explosion, but they really didn't state how the Shield Pierce operates.
But then again, is the Ignition Boost effect instantaneous, or have a lasting effect for minutes?
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|2011-05-08, 03:25
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|2011-05-08, 03:38
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Location: Malaysia
Spoiler for Tech:
Yes, they did. i am sorry. This wasn't even stated in the anime.
|2011-05-08, 04:49
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Military Engineer
Join Date: May 2011
Location: Malaysia
I demand some Plasma horns on Char's headgear.
like this:
Whenever the needs arise, she can give a proper head-stab to her room mate. haha
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|2011-07-23, 20:20
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I am no one
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Inside your head
Hey folks, this is my first time in the IS Animesuki forum.
Well, I have several question.
Inertia Canceler technology are very common with IS, flight, g-load, defense....but there's something bugged me, AIC (Active Inertia Canceler) stopping all kinds of attack...
Based on my understanding of physic, Cecilia's laser weapon (her rifle, dunno with the bit) shouldn't be affected by AIC since the projectile (i.e. Photons) are massless, therefore, no inertia right?
So how exactly Laura is able to stop her attack? or maybe, we're taking 'relativistic' mass into account since photon has virtually no 'rest' mass? If it is, then the AIC field should not be bright and transparent since they're stopping visible light like black hole too...
Hope someone with a better understanding of physic giving their own guessing...
|2011-07-23, 21:59
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Some say I'm the Reverse
Join Date: Jul 2006
I usually just write it off as the author not really doing as much research as needed.
But I guess you could argue that Cecillia's Starlight MkIII rifle is not a 'Laser Rifle' as we know it, but a charged particle accelerator. So if the AIC is as powerful as it's supposed to be on Schwarzer Regen, it might definitely be able to stop thousands of highspeed charged particles from injuring the wearer.
...Of course that would just be cancelling the inertia of the particles. The high electric charge would still shock he pilot, I think.
|2011-07-23, 22:51
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I am no one
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Inside your head
OH well, then it's just like Macross then (they call it laser while it was clearly beam weapon, because Laser sounds cooler I think). Personally, this explanation makes more sense, both manga and anime portrayed the weapon just like ordinary beam armature, dunno with the light novel.
And, well. You're talking about the electric charge. As far as I knew, it was called charged particle cannon BECAUSE the particle itself carrying the charge and considering AIC block the particles themselves, there's no electric charge. There will be massive spike in the air temperature thought (since the plasma/ ion/ charged particle dispersed their energy to the open air).
Unless we use laser to propel / energize the particle....then AIC can't have absolute protection. Anyway, thank you very much for the reply.
|2011-07-23, 23:22
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|2011-07-23, 23:31
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Photons are a specific (and weird) particle. You'll have to ask the science experts about that, but they definitely can't be stopped by an AIC if it existed. AFAIK Photons don't have mass. No mass, no inertia--again, if I remember correctly.
On the other hand, Charged particles are usually larger and have mass, however little. Thus if it has mass it has inertia, which can be stopped.
To be honest, Lasers are actually being used in real-life warfare today. Unfortunately they're not like what we normally think of "Laser guns"---most are invisible (most visible lasers are just aim/target pointers), and works more like a focus spotlight--you have to 'shine' a laser beam at a target for a period of time for it to work.
So although it acts like a Hollywood laser gun, most beam weapons are particle weapons--the 'laser bolt' effect is the charged particles reacting with air. I've been told that particle weapons would be nigh-useless in space because of vacuum, but I haven't researched to confirm that.
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