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The official website of the DuroMax generator lists DuroPower as its manufacturer, as of 2015. DuroPower, a California-based company, specializes in manufacturing generators and engines.Continue Reading
DuroPower is a factory outlet company that also has an online store. The company manufactures portable and standby generators for both residential and industrial use. These generators use diesel, propane or gas for fuel. DuroPower also builds the engines for these generators.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — The planned auction of nearly 2,000 acres of land in South Dakota's picturesque Black Hills that is considered sacred by American Indian tribes has been cancelled, though it wasn't immediately clear why.
Brock Auction Company planned to auction five tracts of land owned by local residents Leonard and Margaret Reynolds on Saturday. But a message on the auction house's website Thursday said it has been cancelled at the land owners' direction.
The auction house and Margaret Reynolds declined comment, and tribal officials were left wondering what had happened.
"There are a lot of things we don't know at this point," Rosebud Sioux Tribe spokesman Alfred Walking Bull said. "If there was a change of heart, we're definitely thankful for that. We're hoping for the best. We can take a breath right now."
Tribes of the Great Sioux Nation consider the site key to their creation story and are trying to purchase the land, which they call Pe' Sla, because they fear new owners would develop it. The property, which spans about 1,942 acres of pristine prairie grass, is the only sacred site on private land currently outside Sioux control.
The Rosebud Sioux, whose reservation is among the closest to the land, has allocated $1.3 million toward trying purchasing the property, though tribal officials fear the selling price could be between $6 million and $10 million.
Walking Bull said he wasn't aware of the cancelled auction until contacted Thursday by The Associated Press. Rosebud Sioux President Rodney Bordeaux also said he didn't have details, saying: "I don't know anything more than you do."
Organizers of a website that has collected more than $250,000 from 5,000 donors to help purchase the land said they also were unaware of the cancelled auction, but said they are continuing to raise money since the property is still publicly listed.
Roughly 20 tribes make up the Great Sioux Nation, which was fragmented when American Indians were pushed to reservations. The tribes now span several states including Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotas and Minnesota, and Canada, and members hold ceremonies and rituals on the South Dakota land.
A United Nations fact finder had urged the federal government, and local and state officials in South Dakota to consult with American Indians ahead of the auction. U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs spokeswoman Nedra Darling said Thursday she also was unaware that the auction had been cancelled and declined comment.
The tribes believe the Sioux people were created from the Black Hills. According to part of their spiritual tradition, Pe' Sla is where the Morning Star fell to Earth, killing seven beings that killed seven women. The Morning Star placed the souls of the women into the night sky as "The Seven Sisters," also known as the Pleiades constellation.
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A few years ago I was a presenter at Equine Affaire in Massachusetts. At the end of the event my mom drove down from Maine and picked the boys and me up and took us to her house. Jesse drove the horses back to Ohio and stayed their for a couple weeks before driving back to Maine to pick us up. It was a great trip for catching up with aging grandparents and family. It was one of the rare times we have enjoyed Thanksgiving in my hometown. But there was one drawback; no riding.
I'm sure I could have ridden a horse if I had tried. My mom had a rideable horse and so did friends but the weather was cold and I had ridden all summer, the break felt good and we kept busy.
When I returned home and began riding again I was surprised that I could feel a noticeable change in my riding strength. I could still do everything…but it was physically harder. After about a week I went for a deep tissue massage and mentioned that I was unusually sore. Her comment was, "Your not 20 anymore. You can't sit down and expect nothing to change."
Although this statement seems obvious, I can honestly say that during my time off visiting family I did not consider having any side effects. This time around I am considering what extended time off from riding will do. Using this knowledge I am also being proactive to prevent loss or even improve my fitness during this time.
I have never been one to workout. I never played sports (willingly) as a child and my only form of exercise was riding a horse. I have struggled with back troubles from the time I was a teen but even back then I noticed that I had fewer back issues during the summer as compared to the winter. When I was in high school my chiropractor also noticed and explained that a loss of muscle tone over the winter was causing my problems. This fit because I did ride less in the winter due to the heavy snow in Maine.
Once I became a full time horse trainer I rode all winter. Fitness problem solved…but age also began to sneak in. I still required semi regular chiropractor appointments but I also learned that massages helped my adjustments stay longer. Both professionals also suggested stretching.
Now I do yoga and have found that by doing regular stretching and strength building I can maintain myself much better. I aim to do yoga every other day. I have never been to a yoga class because we travel so much but instead I follow along with a DVD. This particular DVD has five, 20 minute sessions on it which I rotate through.
I have been doing these yoga sessions for several years now and I am impressed at how much flexibility I have regained. It has also made me stronger and improved my balance.
Horseback riding is still my preferred method of exercise. I would rather ride a horse for two hours than spend 20 minutes working out in a gym…but I'm not 20 anymore, so I realize I might have to work a little bit more to fully enjoy it.
Several of you asked which yoga DVD I use so I am listing it here with a link for more info:


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BAINBRIDGE ISLAND – Wet weather, sea air, and salt can combine to corrode steel. To counter the effects of these elements, Washington State Department of Transportation crews are set to return to the State Route 305 Agate Pass Bridge that connects Bainbridge Island with the Kitsap Peninsula.
Beginning Monday, Feb. 12, crews will begin their annual effort to hand clean the bridge and conduct maintenance. This effort will help preserve this span for years to come.
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I had the chance recently to talk to Food Network star Melissa d'Arabian, and I have to say it was one of the most enjoyable interviews ever. She's the kind of person I would love to sit down with for a meal (preferably one she cooked!)
A little background on Melissa: She rose to fame by winning season five of The Next Food Network Star, and is currently hosting Ten Dollar Dinners on the Food Network (the new season starts this Sunday!). She was always on a budget growing up, and took her cooking inspiration from all of the women in her life – especially her grandmother – who taught her how to make simple but tasty dishes.
I learned so much from Melissa, I've had to divide it into two posts! This one will deal with the issue of feeding picky eaters, and raising kids who like vegetables. The next post will be about cooking, including some of her favorite go-to foods for busy moms.
The first question I always ask any foodie person I interview is what to do about picky kids. It's become routine because I have a very picky eater in my family (my son) and would love a magic bullet to help him out. But the answers I get are never all that satisfactory. I have to laugh every time a certain perky daytime TV hostess says something like "Use wheat pasta – your kids will never know!" Have these cooks ever actually dealt with a picky child?
Melissa, though, had actual, concrete advice that she's tested out in her own home. She has four daughters (aged seven, six, and five-year-old twins!), and as she put it, "The numbers are against me that all of them will eat everything. I'm their leader on their journey of life for everything, including school, body image, and food. But they're also their own people, and I want to teach them that their opinions count, and they're allowed to have feedback on food."
Melissa wants to entice her children to eat healthy foods, to encourage them. She stresses that she does none of it perfectly, but she had some really awesome tips for me.
Her overall philosophy is to back up and see the bigger picture of the positive association with food, instead of micromanaging what her girls are actually eating. This is exactly what my husband and I have been doing with Jake, and it is definitely starting to work. There's no more stress around food, and he often tries new things. We were out for dinner the other day and he willingly tried salad! He didn't like it, but he tried it. :-)
Melissa firmly believes that you simply can't force kids to eat something ("They certainly have the ability to close their lips!"), but you can help them develop positive relationships with healthy foods.
- Model great eating habits and an interest in healthy foods for your kids. You're their biggest influence.
- Let them help as much as possible. One of Melissa's daughters loves to toss the salad and put on the ranch dressing, but she won't eat lettuce! However, the fact that she loves to participate in the preparation and serving is a victory to Melissa. She's developing positive associations with vegetables and a pride of ownership with the salad.
- Have your kids pick out vegetables at the store. Melissa lets each of her kids pick out one thing in the vegetable aisle, and they challenge her to make a recipe around it. That's how she got bok choy into their lives! And the process of the produce aisle being fun, of turning it into a game, is another victory.
- Try to serve two vegetables with every meal. That way your kids can pick, which gives them ownership of the decision. "Would you like peas or carrots or both?" The kids will think the choice is in their hands, but if they pick any of those choices, it's a win!
- Serve the same vegetable cooked and raw. "Do you want the cooked carrots or the raw carrots?" I know about this with my kids. Jake will eat cooked carrots, but never raw, and Fiona will eat either but strongly prefers them raw. It's practically no extra work for me to serve them both.
- Put out raw veggies with ranch dressing, especially if dinner is running late. The kids may wander in and grab some as an appetizer.
- Each night let a different child present the meal. One kid is picked and gets to say what everything is. There's no pressure to eat those things, they're just introducing them, and getting an education about what's on the table.
Check back soon for part two of my interview with Melissa d'Arabian!
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Phobias and Addiction
December 17, 2010
The works and research of Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov and B.F. Skinner, the leader in behaviorism, help to illuminate and deepen the knowledge of how classical and operant conditioning, play an important role in the treatment of phobias and addictions. Phobias have a wide range of inflictions and limitations ranging from mild and moderate to severe. Addictions vary within themselves as well, from mild cases to those far more complex. For as many differences in diagnosis of these afflictions, the treatments to help cure them are just as diverse. Because of this, it is important to understand how the classical and operant conditioning work in partnership with the therapeutic approach to help those afflicted with phobias and addictions.
The emotional difficulties of phobias and addictions have caused learning theorists to examine classical and operant conditioning in attempting to understand and treat patients with these disorders. Before a problem is treated, it is first identified which is not an easy matter for those who suffer with panic disorder because it often mimics physical ailments. Most sufferers believe they have a "rare, mysterious physical ailment, or even worse, that they are going crazy" (Weinstock & Gilman, 1998, p. 4). Addictions, on the other hand, offer many potential indulges, ranging from alcohol consumption, heroin and cocaine abuse, overeating, compulsively overspending, excessive smoking, sexual, and love addiction. "People have a great capacity to participate in behaviors that provide momentary pleasure only to extract an emotional or physical toll" (Simon & Chopra, 2007, p. viii). Phobias are identified as being fear based often stemming from childhood or a traumatic experience, whereas addictions give the user the temporary feeling of well being or happiness while removing or covering up the underlying problems the user is attempting to avoid by indulging in substance or drug abuse. Classical conditioning according to psychology.about.com is defined as a technique used in behavioral training. It begins with a naturally occurring stimulus such as experiencing being exposed to something that evokes a response like anxiety, which is a conditioned response to the conditioned stimulus, that creates the anxiety, such as a seeing a spider, getting on a freeway, elevator, or whatever the feared stimulus is. To further illustrate this, classical or operant conditioning is best understood by remembering Ivan Pavlov's research with dogs and can be summed up in four categories: positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, positive punishment, and negative punishment. Pavlov noted that every time dogs are fed, they salivate. This is a natural bodily response to a stimulus. Pavlov rang the bell but did not feed the dogs. The dogs salivated anyway, despite the absence of food. He then began to ring the doorbell as it was time to eat. Each time the bell rang the dogs began to salivate. Because the dogs responded to the bell by salivating, it demonstrates the dogs learned to associate the bell with feeding so much so their bodies responded to the bell as if there were food there. This process of learning to associate one thing with another is known as classical conditioning. To further explain, the unconditioned stimulus in this example is the smell of the food, which initially made the dogs hungry. The unconditioned response is the unlearned response that occurs naturally in response to the unconditioned stimulus which evokes the feeling of hunger to the smell of the food. Although the whistle was unrelated to the smell of the food, the sound of it eventually triggered the conditioned response making it the conditioned stimulus. Although people do not respond exactly like Pavlov's dogs, psychology about.com also states these techniques are also useful in the treatment of phobias or anxiety problems. Applying classical...
References: Archibald, D., PhD (1990 ) Healing Life's Hidden Addictions. Ann Arbor, Michigan: Servant.
Kahn, A. P., and Ronald, D. M. (1999) Facing Fears . New York, New York: Checkmark Books.
McCullough, C. J. PhD, and Woods Mann, R. (1985) Managing Your Anxiety. Los Angeles, California: Tarcher.
Weinstock, L. M.S. W., and Gilman, E. (1998) Overcoming Panic Disorder. Chicago, Illinois: Contemporary Publishing Group.
Simon, D. MD, & Chopra, D. MD (2007 ) Freedom from Addiction. Deerfield, Florida: Health Communications.
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I am honestly worried for America as is much of the World. Because if you fall, we all fall. But if you stand up...we all stand with you.
Originally posted by PhoenixOD
If the police have nothing to hide then they should have nothing to fear.
Originally posted by lifeinthematrix
LOL at americans! Land of the...Slaves!
Pay your taxes, save money in the bank, support your terrorist army, and first of all: don't disturb the gov and the police! kkkkkkk
Originally posted by PhoenixOD
If the police have nothing to hide then they should have nothing to fear.
Prosecuting people for recording is a waste of time and public money.
You took great pains in your post to try and hide it however it is obvious you are trying to justify this BS!
The hundreds of videos you claim are cut or out of context is also BS.
Even if what you said was true charging a man with 5 felony counts totalling 75 years is hardly and appropriate response.
And lets face it the vast majority of things police do is to harass, extort, imprison, and even kill honest citizens over victimless crimes where they were harming no one.
Even the guys who think they are doing the right thing participate in extortion and intimidation everyday of people who are harming no one.
I am glad to see the growing videos of police and their well deserved bad reputation, we would do well without them!
The city was not a safe place during this time, looting was occurring in the commercial district; fires ran 150% above normal. Within the first two days of the strike at least 200 stores were looted. Areas where tensions existed only grew worse, an eleven year old girl was shot as she sat outside her house by a man driving down the street firing randomly.[5]
Over the night of September 9–10, the city witnessed an outbreak of hooliganism and looting. Some was just rowdy behavior that scared respectable citizens, throwing rocks at streetcars and overturning the carts of street vendors. More overtly criminal activity included the smashing of store windows and looting the displays.
Violence peaked the next evening, the night of September 10–11. Businesses were better prepared. Some had boarded up and others stayed open all night with armed guards visible to discourage any thoughts of taking advantage of the absence of peace officers. Gamblers played dice in open view and women had their handbags snatched. But the Guard proved inexperienced at handling crowds and quick to assert control without regard for loss of life. Gunfire in South Boston left two dead and others wounded. Scollay Square, a center of amusement halls and theaters, was reportedly the scene of a riot where one died.[19] Whether the crowds were threatening property or making trouble because they were in sympathy with the strikers is unknown. The death total ultimately reached nine.[17]
Aww poor mr plod. An UNFAIR atmos.
Maybe we should all wear woollen jump suits, so that way when they have to deal with us, they wont hurt their widdle fingers ...
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Originally posted by hawkiye
Man Faces Life In Jail For Recording Police
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41-year old Illinois mechanic Michael Allison faces life in jail for recording police officers after authorities hit him with eavesdropping charges based on the hoax that it is illegal to film cops, a misnomer that has been disproved by every other case against people filming police officers being thrown out of court.
Ive been a cop for 5 years....in Illinois...it is illegal to AUDIO record someone without them knowing... there are certain stipulations either way for and against this stupid law but its there, it does exist...and people get arrested for every now and then. So the quote above is wrong.


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Tattoo Life circulates bi-monthly and is the first magazine to include articles about the international art and culture of tattoos. It features interviews with top tattoo artists and discusses music, news, artwork and fashion.
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Andrew D. Martin is the dean of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts and a Professor of Political Science and Statistics.
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As dean of LSA, Andrew has emphasized the importance of scholarships, engaged-learning opportunities like internships and study abroad, and increased access and inclusion for all students. His commitment to these initiatives helped to shape the recently launched LSA Opportunity Hub. Above all, Andrew seeks to ensure that LSA students graduate with a firm grasp of how the liberal arts prepare them for success after college in their lives and their careers.
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Chasing a dot on a HTML5 canvas
A forum question about how to detect a collision of two balls for a school project (in Python) lead me to write my first HTML5 <canvas> element code.
Move the mouse over the square below and try to catch the blue dot with the red one.
More Than Just ASCII Digits
Python's int() converts more than just ASCII digits. It also converts decimal digits from other scripts.
>>> int('42')
>>> int(u'୨୩')
It's also possible to mix differnt scripts. int() only cares about the decimal value of each digit character.
>>> int(u'௧౩౩೭')
The following snippet creates CSV data for all digits int() can convert:
#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf8
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function
import sys
import unicodedata
def main():
for i in xrange(sys.maxunicode + 1):
character = unichr(i)
value = int(character)
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character, value, i, unicodedata.name(character).lower()
if __name__ == '__main__':
And here's the table generated by that script:
summer.py version 0.0.2
A software I use from time to time but a source code I haven't touched for almost ten years, except for changing some small things when moving from a private Subversion repository to a public Mercurial one hosted at Bitbucket.
There is no new functionality, just updated the code which was written with ancient Python 2.3 in mind. Some modules where deprecated (md5 and sha1), command line handling is now done with argparse, and the Checksums class was replaced by a function because a class with just __init__() and one other method usually isn't a real class but just a function in disguise. Quite a poor design choice I've made ten years ago. :-)
The doc target is gone from the Makefile because epydoc seems to be dead.
Source code can be found at the project's page at Bitbucket.


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They shall build up the ancient ruins,
they shall raise up the former devastations;
they shall repair the ruined cities,
the devastations of many generations.
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|Man painting Crucifix of ruined Cathedral in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Today is Friday. As I was praying the Rosary and meditating on the Sorrowful Mysteries, I was reminded that it was on a Friday that Our Lord was crucified.
This is the first week of Ordinary time in the Catholic Liturgical year. "Ordinary" in this case refers to the ordinal numbers, which is just another way of saying the "counting numbers".
The Christmas season, which just ended, came to its conclusion with Sunday's Feast of the Baptism of Christ. Apparently this is also the first Sunday of Ordinary time, because this coming Sunday is counted as the second Sunday of Ordinary time. (I suppose this duality of the last Sunday of the Christmas season, and the first Sunday of Ordinary time is one of those minor mysteries of the Catholic Church.)
I was speaking in an earlier post about signs. The baptism of Christ by St. John the Baptist at the Jordan River is one of those signs. It is both visible and invisible. There is an outward sign which is visible and there is an inward reality which is invisible. While we tend to focus our attention on what is accessible to our physical senses, the more important lesson for our minds to grasp is what we cannot see.
Not only can we not see it, but we cannot describe it. It remains a mystery.
The baptism of Christ signifies the beginning of His public ministry. It is the fitting end of the Christmas season begun with the nativity scene. This is what the people of God had been waiting for – Christ, the anointed one, proclaiming the arrival of the Kingdom of God.
As Jesus performs miracles (signs) many people come to believe, but there are also many who reject His message. From the very beginning of His public ministry, there are those who seek to kill Him.
And he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up; and he went to the synagogue, as his custom was, on the sabbath day. And he stood up to read; and there was given to him the book of the prophet Isaiah. He opened the book and found the place where it was written,At the time that God has chosen, Jesus submits himself to God's will and delivers himself up to be crucified. This is the Passion of the Christ. It is the universal symbol (sign) of Christianity – the Crucifix; the Cross.
"The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,
because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor.
He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives
and recovering of sight to the blind,
to set at liberty those who are oppressed,
to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord."
And he closed the book, and gave it back to the attendant, and sat down; and the eyes of all in the synagogue were fixed on him. And he began to say to them, "Today this scripture has been fulfilled in your hearing."
And all spoke well of him, and wondered at the gracious words which proceeded out of his mouth; and they said, "Is not this Joseph's son?"
And he said to them, "Doubtless you will quote to me this proverb, `Physician, heal yourself; what we have heard you did at Caper'na-um, do here also in your own country.'"
And he said, "Truly, I say to you, no prophet is acceptable in his own country. But in truth, I tell you, there were many widows in Israel in the days of Eli'jah, when the heaven was shut up three years and six months, when there came a great famine over all the land; and Eli'jah was sent to none of them but only to Zar'ephath, in the land of Sidon, to a woman who was a widow. And there were many lepers in Israel in the time of the prophet Eli'sha; and none of them was cleansed, but only Na'aman the Syrian."
When they heard this, all in the synagogue were filled with wrath. And they rose up and put him out of the city, and led him to the brow of the hill on which their city was built, that they might throw him down headlong.
But passing through the midst of them he went away.
– Luke 4:16-30
As Christians, we all understand that Christ died for our sins; that he sacrificed Himself for us. He is the Agnus Dei, the sacrificial Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
What we don't see – and what the Bible does not tell us specifically about – is the spiritual torment which Christ suffered, far beyond the physical torment that He experienced. From the Apostle's Creed we get a glimpse of His spiritual ordeal as we learn that "He descended into Hell".
At that moment, Satan and the evil forces of the world must have thought that they had triumphed, but "on the third day" God emerged triumphant through the Resurrection of Christ.
This is the Gospel – the good news – that God triumphed over Evil; that the light overcame the darkness.
There is a dark shadow over the world today. It is apparent to anyone who is listening to God's message. It has grown from a thin veil to a dense fog. But there is also the shining light of Christianity that is growing and penetrating the fog.
In times like these, we cannot be neutral; those that are not with God are against Him. When Jesus was asked how one could attain eternal life, he affirmed the truth of God's commandments.
"You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbor as yourself."This is the opposite of the message that we receive daily through the media. We are told to love ourselves. And we are told that each of us is capable of becoming our own personal deity.
– Luke 10:27
Both of these opposing messages cannot be true. The way in which we live our lives will be profoundly impacted by our choice of which messenger to follow. Do we follow God's messenger, Jesus Christ, or do we follow the messenger of the secular world? It's a choice that each of us has to make.
I know this is very "preachy", and I know that Easter is a long way off. We haven't even begun Lent yet. This is just the first Friday of Ordinary time after Christmas, but I'm eagerly anticipating Easter this year. It was last year on Palm Sunday that I began to attend Mass regularly for the first time in my life.
This year, MMXI, I have resolved to pray the Rosary everyday and so far I have honored that promise to the Virgin Mary. I asked for nothing in return, but what I have received is a tranquility of the spirit and a joy and happiness that I have never experienced before. And along with that has come a renewed sense of energy and of optimism. And a desire to help others and in so doing to share that gift with others.
Prayer request: Please remember Haiti in your prayers.
"For the sake of His Sorrowful Passion, have Mercy on us and on the whole world."
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It should be simple my decomp looks okay, but when I start to code I try to do like ten functions at once!. My brain isn't working, the assighnment was due 3/30/07 so it's not a matter of a grade, it's being the only non-programmer in the class and I REFUSE to give up! I still have a 4.0 and if I even try and turn something in I'll get some credit 'cause 40 students are now 8 and 7 of them KNOW C++! But mostly I really want to learn, and I learn even or especially from my mistakes. I have an important program to write < see my intro. I'm even taking typing for the summer semester!
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See, I'm trying to look at too much at once! If I could trace functions for a living I would be in heaven. Following is my Functional Decomposition.
This was all due last Friday, so it's just the point that I WILL NOT GIVE UP! I am the only "non-programmer" in a class of 8 that atarted at40 students and I am NOT going to give them the satisfaction of "see, I tols you an artist could never learn C++". It's really not hard, there is just so much of it to learn1 Here's my decomp as a jpg . I don't care if I'm late, Iv'e really been getting it, I just had a tragic death in the family and it made me sleep more and care less, and this has been my do all and be all for months. I can't quit now! Teach gave us a easy leap year code, but thid first day of the week and the next month following, My brain isnt working right. Last week I wrote a total math tutor in 5 hours, great explainations and all!
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Captured live on stage in London's West End in 2013 as part of National Theatre Live, The Audience, starring 2015 Tony Award-winner Helen Mirren, returns to cinemas by popular demand! These encore screenings of the original West End production of The Audience feature an exclusive Q&A with Helen Mirren and director Stephen Daldry.
Winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Actress, The Audience sees Helen Mirren reprise her Olivier Award-winning performance as Queen Elizabeth II, following her Academy Award-win for the same role in The Queen.
"Helen Mirren is smashing. Her Majesty will see you now." – New York Times
For sixty years, Queen Elizabeth II has met with each of her twelve Prime Ministers in a private weekly meeting. This meeting is known as The Audience. No one knows what they discuss, not even their spouses. From the old warrior Winston Churchill, to the Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair right up to today's meetings with the current incumbent David Cameron, the Queen advises her Prime Ministers on all matters both public and personal. Through these private audiences, we see glimpses of the woman behind the crown and witness the moments that shaped a monarch.
The Audience recently received two 2015 Tony Awards, for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Play (Helen Mirren), and Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role (Richard McCabe). The production has also been nominated for six Outer Critics Circle Awards (including Outstanding New Broadway Play), four Drama League Awards (including Outstanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Play) and two Drama Desk Awards (including Outstanding Actress in a Play). The Audience is written by Peter Morgan (The Queen) and directed by two-time Tony Award-winner and Academy Award-nominated director Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliot, The Hours). (Approximate running time: 160 mins., which includes one intermission, Not Rated)


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Discuss and debate the issues that mean the most to you.
This year, for the first time, I've decided to give something up for Lent. I first thought about Disaronno or One Direction. Then I thought, "Hahahahaha. Let's not get carried away."
To be honest, I've never really understood the point of Lent. Why give something up for a period of time and then dive straight back in? And most people tend to pick something they don't even do all that much anyway – which makes it totally pointless.
So, this year for Lent and forever after that, I am going to give up something I really don't need in my life - I'm going to give up caring when people judge me.
Being judged is the reason why a lot of us, every day, don't say what we truly think or do what we really want to do because we're scared of what other people might think.
Most of the time, I am a really honest person. I never tell lies. But, there are a growing number of occasions where I'm actually scared to say what I think or do what I like because I'm scared that people will think badly of me. Like when I want to ask someone out, or tell someone to STFU.
I've never cared about being cool, mostly because I'm really not cool, but I'm definitely becoming more wary of what people think. I can't even go to the corner shop without putting make-up on because I have a mild-freak-out about the incredibly slim chance of running into Karl Lagerfeld who casually happens to be knocking about corner shops these days, hoping to find the next face of Chanel.
And we get judged over everything. I once received dirty looks and had a bunch of "what the fuck?" comments thrown at me by a passing stranger because I was discussing my period pain over the phone to a friend while walking to work. I am a woman, she was a woman, and I assume we both have periods, so what was the big deal?
I had a pain and I wanted to talk about it. But things like this are supposedly not suitable or appropriate for outdoor conversations. But from now on, I'll talk about my body anywhere I like and so should you.
Over the years, I've been scared to talk about my illnesses, mental and physical, because I'm worried about what people will think, or the jobs I might not get if they find out I'm a bit of a crackpot (and me using the term crackpot isn't me judging or branding people either - crackpot is a term soaked in love between my friend and I and nobody is gonna take that away from us).
And the worst judging of all? When people are called 'sluts' because they have sex with people they're attracted to. So what? Isn't that the point of sex? Slut is a stupid word anyway. Who are these people to tell you who you can and cannot have sex with?! Screw them. Literally if you want, who cares?! No one should. What you do with your vagina is your own business.
Every once in a while, I'm out with a guy who is so lovely, funny and hot (OMG ALL THREE?! SACRE BLEU!) I just want to put down my drink, cut through the tension and kiss him.
Except while thinking about doing that, I start to worry about whether I've made up the tension or that he'll think I'm 'too forward' or worse and it'll end up the same way a lot of my evenings that include Disaronno go: dramatically, then downhill.
So I don't. I sit there refraining, which makes me look uncomfortable and on a bad trip. All because I'm worried about what someone will think. Or what the people around me will think if (or when) he quickly pulls back away from me.
Judgements are all around us. What we wear, which brands we use, which drink we pick in a bar, how we do our hair or make-up, how we speak and the words we use. It's because we live in a world where people look to categorise each other.
So, I'll lay mine out: I'm categorically and actually for real a bit mental and I'm okay with that. I'm really insecure, I'm dramatic, I can be either a bit emotional or stone cold, I hate how I look and I hate my voice and yeah, I have problems.
But none of that matters - it makes me who I am and I don't care what someone I don't know thinks of that.
Basically, this Lent, don't give up eating cake because you want to appear healthy, give up something you seriously do not need in life: stop caring about what judgemental idiots think of you. Now, get yourself a fork and eat that cake.
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Xunlei to Sue Sohu for Copyright Violations
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Chinese online P2P video service provider Xunlei has completed collecting evidence of copyright infringement by Chinese Internet firm Sohu (Nasdaq: SOHU), and plans to file charges today in Beijing's Haidian District People's Court and Shenzhen's Nanshan District People's Court.
Luo Weimin, COO of Xunlei, said the suit was mainly directed at the continuing appearance of cracked versions of Xunlei's proprietary software in results generated by the search engine Sogou, which is owned by Sohu. Luo denied the lawsuit had any connection to the announcement that the "China Internet Video Anti-Piracy Alliance," which is led by Sohu, plans to sue Xunlei for copyright infringement.
Editor's Note: For more background information on this topic, please see "Online Video Copyright Union Established; Youku to Be Sued" MD 9/15/09 issue.
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Can someone please explain to me why there comes a moment in most days when I think to myself, "I wish I could have one hour to myself," yet when I have an entire day off work, and Biscuit is out of town, I'm as bored as bored can be?
We met my parents Saturday and swapped out Biscuit. He's been splitting time between my parents and my brother and his family. I've heard that there has been playing in the treehouse, fishing, general horseplay and some four-wheeler riding (long after Biscuit should've been in bed!).
My Mama ran a tight ship when we were at home. We knew what we could and couldn't do. We knew our bedtime. And we knew that "sleeping in" meant no later than 9 a.m.
But when we were at Granny's, it was a whole other story.
Mama's parents lived about 5 1/2 hours away from us. During the summer, they would come up to our house for a weekend, then my brother and I would go back home with them. We would stay for two weeks, then our parents would drive down to pick us up.
We always had a lot of fun while we were down there. There were things we did year after year. Routines we created for our time there. Like every night after supper, we'd sit on the front porch watching the people and cars go by. There were some characters that frequented the store beside their house. We never knew their real names, but we gave them nicknames.
The seating on the front porch was a glider big enough for two people and several of what they call motel chairs (see photo below). Granny's chairs were mint green and white. They had a lattice pattern on the seat, so when you were wearing shorts, you'd stand up and have a waffle print on the back of your legs.
When I was a baby and I was fussy, my grandaddy would hold me on his chest and bounce me in one of those chairs. He called it "bumping me," and he would keep doing it until I was asleep. So during those summers, I would sit in those chairs and automatically start bouncing. It was almost like muscle memory. But I would get so, so sleepy that I would have to get up and walk around a little while.
We have many memories of sitting on that porch.
One summer night, it was about dusk dark, and we were talking about calling it a night. We watched this teenager ride his bike around the parking lot and then right into the front window of the store! Wham! We didn't know whether to laugh or call an ambulance. The boy was fine, so we figured it was okay to let out a giggle. Every summer after that, someone at some point while we were sitting on the porch would say, "Hey, do you remember that time that the boy rode his bike into the front of the store?"
There were also certain foods that we ate while we were there. Granny always made tea cakes for us. She put them in a cut-glass cookie jar on the kitchen counter. Their house had a back porch, too, complete with a swing. Because of where the sun rose and set, we used the back porch during the day and the front porch at night.
Anyway, my brother and I would sneak into the kitchen to get a tea cake (or two ... or three ...). I was older and taller (at that time ... now he's 9 inches taller than me!), so I would reach over and ease the lid off the cookie jar. And then we'd hear Granny on the back porch, "Get out of those tea cakes!" We never could figure out how she knew what we were doing. Of course, if you've ever tried to replace a glass lid on a glass container, you know exactly how she knew what we were up to!
I hope that Biscuit is building these kind of memories. And I hope that he enjoys being there enough to keep going back for years and years.
Earlier this week, Biscuit's conversations with me on the phone were 10 or fewer seconds. I'd get a quick report on what he did that day, what he had for at least one meal, then he'd say something like, "Mom, would it be okay if I got back to playing?"
I'd say, "Yes."
And he'd say, "Okay. I love you. Bye."
And that was that.
I called him this morning, and he seemed to be in a good mood. Then this evening, Mama called me. "I think somebody is a little homesick," she said.
My nephew texted me a picture saying that Biscuit had been carrying around one of my wedding pictures.
He wrote, "Your boy is missing u so much he has been staring at this picture."
Earlier in the week, I was a little sad that Biscuit wasn't missing me. Then when he did start to miss me, I was sad about that, too.
Monday evening, Jeff said, "You know that him not missing you means that he's independent and ..."
I cut him off. "I know, I know," I said, with a lot of attitude. "It means he's confident and independent, and he knows that we're coming back for him. Yadda, yadda, yadda. He could at least PRETEND to miss me."
Jeff laughed and said, "Just wait until we pick him up and he's stuck like glue to you for several hours."
I told Biscuit this morning that he needs to have all the fun he can today and tomorrow because I'm coming to get him Sunday.
"I'll do my best," Biscuit said.


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Top 3 funniest GOT7 moments on Running Man
This week's episode of Running Man had a hilarious surprise cameo by the cuties of K-pop group GOT7. While on their way to prison by train, the Running Man inmates made a stop at a platform where they had to complete a challenge while being guarded by GOT7, who were dressed in prison guard uniforms. What the inmates didn't know, was that there were clues about how to make a great escape hidden in their task. As each Running Man member discovers the clue and makes a desperate break, hilarity ensues while the GOT7 guards try to wrangle their prisoners in. Here are the top 3 funniest moments:
1. When Lee Kwang Soo and Suk Jin make the first great escape, and the GOT7 boys give it their all to stop them:
2. When JB, Ji Young, and Mark finally take down Kwang Soo...or do they??
3. When Song Ji Hyo, Gary, and Jae Suk make a break, and take down a lot of GOT7 guards along the way, but in the end...
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Jamie Foxx Basically Admits That He's Playing The Villain In The Amazing Spider-Man 2
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 isn't coming out til May 2, 2014, but casting is already underway! We already know that Shailene Woodley will play Peter Parker's other love interest Mary Jane Watson, but how about the sequel's villain?
Just four months ago, Rhys Ifans was hinting at who he might have been speaking with in the movie's post-credits scene, and now Variety reports that Jamie Foxx is in talks to play the new baddie, Electro.
The Electro guess comes from the fact that in the scene we see flashes of lightning accompanying the shadowy figure, and (as you might've guessed) Electro can manipulate electricity. Ifans also mentioned that the villain would be someone who knows Norman Osborn; according to the comics, Electro eventually teams up with Osborn and the other evil folks out to kill Spider-Man.
And while Variety said that Jamie Foxx was just in talks to play Electro, shortly after the post went up, the actor tweeted this:
A twitpic would've made us wonder if he were joking; a tweet all but confirms it. I think this could be fantastic! Jamie's roles in the past few years have vacillated between wacky (Horrible Bosses) and intense (Law Abiding Citizen). His next two movies strike a good balance: Django Unchained and White House Down. And as we saw from Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone in The Amazing Spider-Man, there's plenty of humor even as you're getting thrills and chills from all the intense superhero action.
Plus, I'm all for reimagining white comic book characters — who were probably drawn that way because they were created in the 1940s — as another race. I didn't even know that Nick Fury wasn't originally black, because Samuel L. Jackson just did such a fabulous job in The Avengers that his Nick Fury is the only one I envision now.
We're waiting on an official confirmation, but I'd love to see Jamie Foxx try to scorch the shit out of Andrew Garfield. What do you think?
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Reporting from Acapulco — The black-and-white photos still hang in the faded Hotel Los Flamingos. Over there is the muscled star of "Tarzan," Johnny Weissmuller, who owned the hotel for a time during Acapulco's heyday. There's Maureen O'Sullivan. Tyrone Power. Errol Flynn. Fred MacMurray.
They all came, mixed booze in a coconut — called it a Coco Loco.
When mortals gazed at Acapulco, they saw romance itself smiling back. So they came too. As did a fortress of high-rise hotels that packed the beach and diminished the very thing everyone was chasing.
Now, just as it hopes to regain some of its cachet, Acapulco is confronting more than the weight of history. The famed resort city has been the scene of vicious fighting among rival drug gangs that has killed more than 650 people in four years, the fifth-highest count for any Mexican city, according to government figures. The toll includes 30 men slain last weekend in and around the city. Fifteen of them were decapitated.
Most of the killing takes place outside the main tourist zone — a winding stretch of hotels, discotheques, taco shops and convenience stores so densely packed it is sometimes impossible to see the bay that attracted them all.


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North Carolina Dismisses Will Graves
Oct. 7, 2010
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - North Carolina has dismissed fifth-year senior Will Graves from the team.
Coach Roy Williams said Thursday that Graves didn't comply with team rules, though he says in a statement from the school that it had nothing to do with "any NCAA matters on campus."
The NCAA is investigating the football program for improper benefits and possible academic misconduct involving a tutor. The school has said that tutor didn't work with any men's basketball players.
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Spoelstra reacts to Pacquiao becoming hoop coach
Jun. 10, 2014
MIAMI (AP) — Erik Spoelstra might not be the Philippines' favorite basketball coach anymore.
Manny Pacquiao is taking over as a basketball coach in the Philippines Basketball Association. The longtime boxing champion was introduced this week as the coach of a new Kia team in that league, with the season opening in October.
Spoelstra is wildly popular in the Philippines, as the Filipino-American coach of the two-time defending NBA champion Miami Heat. But even he acknowledges his status might have been surpassed by superstar Pacquiao.
"Well, I'm not taking a boxing job," said Spoelstra, who has close ties to his mother's homeland. "But I know he's a huge basketball fan, so it doesn't surprise me."
Pacquiao's love for basketball is no secret, and he said in the Philippines this week that he was taking the coaching position seriously.
"A great responsibility," Pacquiao said.
That being said, his next fight is scheduled for November, or shortly after the PBA season begins. The opponent remains unclear, though there's speculation that it could be a fifth bout against Juan Manuel Marquez.
Pacquiao has been fighting professionally since age 16 and is 56-5-2 in his brilliant career.
Spoelstra is planning to visit the Philippines this summer and might cross paths with Pacquiao.
But a Spoelstra-Pacquiao coaching matchup is probably not going to happen. Spoelstra simply shook his head at that farfetched notion.
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The more time spent in front of the computer the less time spent behind the camera!
I am faithful to my subject - that means my images depict only the subject matter as originally seen through the lens of my camera.
My camera is the Nikon D300 with a range of Nikon lenses. I have used Nikon equipment for over 30 years and have always been more than happy with their quality and durability. I had a Nikon FM2 camera for many years and shot transparency film, many of those slides have been scanned and converted into digital images - some of which appear on this website. All DSLR cameras will give excellent results. The quality of the images depends much more on the photographer's technique rather than the camera used.
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Nicola Belliti
16 de agosto de 2018
Uno dei miei orologi preferiti, estrememente personalizzabile, colori stupendi, stabile e completo di tutte le info possibili!! Great work!!!!!!!
13 de agosto de 2018
This would be my favourite watch face on my Vivoactive 3 music however it causes my watch to randomly crash and reboot daily to a default Garmin watch face losing any current activity (not good 7 hrs into a hike). I have not had the rebooting issue with any other watch face. Any thoughts on what feature might be casing this? This is the only reason I can't give it 5 stars.
13 de agosto de 2018
Used to be my favorite watch face. It now has two annoying bugs on the Fenix 5. Distance only counts the steps (doesn't include my cycling mileage) and the chart at bottom of watch always shows 0 for previous day's steps. I hope it gets fixed soon.
Lotan Tovy
12 de agosto de 2018
I really like the design. But recently it did not work properly. He got stuck on a very old activity and did not show the last significant activity.
7 de agosto de 2018
I love this face. Has all the information I need. I have one feature request: I would like to set the line graph to calories and the color graph to steps. Calories are much more important to me than steps. So I would like to put the emphasis on cals in the graph as well Cheers, Stefan
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The best app i have used for my Garmin 230 the last two years!
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2 de agosto de 2018
Anyway to not show the percentage of daily steps goal when goal has been reached?
26 de julio de 2018
Great, but sadly the color graph is not adjustable to HR for FR 235 (No entry available)
26 de julio de 2018
I really like Watch Face ActiFace! I tested a lot of different Watch Face and chose ActiFace. Informative, functional and beautiful! One drawback: slows the switching of the clock mode in comparison with the pre-installed Watch Face Garmin. Can you fix it?
Aljoša Vrbanac
25 de julio de 2018
First, let me start by saying this is a great watchface and there is very little you could do to improve it more... That being said, would it be possible to add recovery time as a custom data field, or even better, as an alternative to move bar
24 de julio de 2018
May be a bug, but i can't see anymore the sunrise and sunset time, it always show "NoGps"
24 de julio de 2018
Color graph not adjustable to HR for Fenix 3 Hr by Android App (No entry available)
23 de julio de 2018
I love the layout on my Vivoactive 3. My problems with the watch face are: high battery consumption, sunrise/sunset always say NoGps, and it causes updates to fail when connected to Garmin Express. I have gone back to ActiveFace.
22 de julio de 2018
Very good watch face, very complete and very beautiful, but consumming too much battery, at least 2x or 3x compared to other watchfaces so not acceptable for me.
Miguel Angel Perez Marquez
20 de julio de 2018
Da mucha información en una pantalla pero es poco configurable , la gráfica deberia dar opciones
19 de julio de 2018
No funciona con la ultima actualización de garmin connect en mi Forerunner 630. Se apaga y enciende sin parar. Hay que desactivar bluetooth para q deje de hacerlo
18 de julio de 2018
On my Forerunner 235 I only have calories for the color graph. No heartrate. Why is that?
13 de julio de 2018
Best Design I have seen. But it does not work anymore. I startet an activity (Run) on my db2 titanum. While activity I push the back-button to see the currently time. It turns to "standard digital display design". Actiface was not shown. After quit activity, it only shows the "standard digital display design". Actiface is installed, it is choosen, but it only shows "standard digital display design". I deleted Actiface, I reinstalled it, but it still shows "standard digital display design". That is sad. No idea how I can get it back. Only option is to set back completly the db2. I dont want to do so. Dont push the back-button while running an activity.
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Just when Apple thought it couldn't get any worse for its beleaguered Maps app, which has been leading motorists deep into the desert when they try to find the town of Mildura, The Register can reveal another SNAFU that could send travellers to an even less hospitable destination. The site in question is Mount Isa, a town in …
I had a dog named Barkly. I miss him. It is nice to see that his name lives on.
I've heard of ballpark science, but ballpark tech?
And never has this sentence rang more true for a map:
"You are holding it wrong!"
"I've heard of ballpark science,"
Well, as a rather OTT american tech sales person once said in a meeting I was in when he was big-ing up his companies software: "you don't have to be a rocket scientist to see that our product isn't in the same ballpark ... its not even in the same zip code!"
Perhaps you should read this from yesterday before you decide Google Maps are so much better:
Q: How many Apple engineers does it take to correct a map?
A: Apparently, not enough.
"Police have confirmed five vehicles have become stranded in the park, with many more people presumed to have become lost but found there way back to civilisation."
I can see a macabre tourist attraction in the making.
Wonder how many people the maps app has saved - we need some balance. I do struggle to have complete sympathy for someone who would not have any sort of backup etc.
Now news of more wrong places in Australia are being identified on iOS maps (from tourist destinations to outback locations):
Wow. A near 50km difference in location..... dang.
Everytime there's something at Foxconn (who make the bulk of ALL laptops, not just the fancy schmancy macbooks) then it's "trouble at Mac-builder Foxconn".
Every single error at Apple Maps is reported in an article. Some evenhandedness, then! The number of Google Maps weirdnesses were staggering at the beginning, but you only got one article per type --- e.g., the Escher-like buildings that were leaning in all directions. Now every misplaced locality (where nobody ever goes, that's how nobody notices in the first place).
"UUUUh, the Apple links to scenic Luton in Devon instead of the shitty one near the airport" (what else you'd expect from a company that takes design seriously?) --- There's dozens of similar non-Apple WTFs [a classic one is truck drivers going for Lille in France (en route to the UK) ending up in the small Belgian village of Lille 100miles eastward] but suddenly that's not interesting? indeed, because there's dozens upon dozens. And it's not Apple.
Get over it, sick puppies.
"The laddie doth protest too much, methinks..."
(accurately misquoted from Hamlet, Act III, scene II)
Are you 'avin a larff? Apple maps(sic) is an unmitigated disaster...an omni-shambles, the Norwegian Blue of parrots, a German soldier just obeying orders, a stinking pile of SH1TE. It's got eff all to do with Foxconn and everything to do with a bunch of lazy "designers" at "they'll buy any old crap as long as it's shiny" central.
It's NOT a 'fixation' it's a natural reaction to a bunch of California a*seholes who keep on proclaiming they are perfect,
They, like their dead leader, have never been able to walk on water, either.
You must be using a different Apple Maps. Expecting the worst, I tried it for a couple of walking routes, in Geneva, Zurich and a rather obscure, light industrial area in Rothenburg, plus some random lookups of places I know in other countries. Bit of a shock: it found them all; in Geneva it led me on a shorter, true pedestrian route straight to my destination, than any of my attempts with Google Maps, that seemed fixated on following streets and put the hotel (with address!) in the wrong street, plus using GPS with it can be very random. Going to the industrial estate, to the particular address I wanted, ws pretty much spot on with Apple Maps, complete with spoken instructions. I've tried it a couple of times with Google and always been misled to the wrong road, wrong building (my memory is bad in that area and I seem always to need help to find it).
OK, not exhaustive: but good in my experience, even hunting for addresses in England and NZ and moving in nearby bits of Elsass. If this is their first, much criticised release, I think Google, after all their experience, have to improve quickly.
I always have tended to use Tom Tom in preference to Google after such oddities with it (yes, I paid real money for Tom Tom Europe on the iPhone, worth every penny, working well even in remote parts of Serbia and Croatia). and, in my Nokia days, found Nokia maps first class.
Google seems to attract even more rabid loyalists than Linux and Apple.
"Police have confirmed five vehicles have become stranded in the park, with many more people presumed to have become lost but found there way back to civilisation."
How many iPhone owners are still out there?
Well, they will be stupid!
@AC 13:16 "Google seems to attract even more rabid loyalists than Linux and Apple."
Yes, because while Google is not perfect at least it does not try to pretend it is unlike some Cupertino based company's I could name.
Maybe its a new "feature" of objective-but-not-very-critical-C, the repeat until nearly correct loop...
route = startPoint
route = route + RANDOML(direction)
UNTIL TAIL(route) == NEARLY(destination)
"...while Google is not perfect at least it does not try to pretend it is..."
Is that why it's still pushing the "Don't be evil" crap, and denying deliberate harvesting of private network data, inter alia?
The plural which escapes you is "companies".
When I'm driving, I use this algorithm:
FOLLOW road_signs
UNTIL arrived
Presumable, these iMaps drivers don't actually look out of their windscreen when driving.
Wait, so you're angry at Apple because it claims its products are the best?
Are you also angry at [every other company everywhere]?
No, just the really smug arrogant ones.
A place so obscure that there are 5 instances of issues (and as soon as they were reported it was corrected) makes Apple maps an unmitigated failure? So 99.999999999999999999999999999232% accuracy is an unmitigated failure?
I'll let people know when it finally gives me bad directions!
This is so totally blown out of proportion!
Yes laugh while you still can.
What goes around comes around.
Yes but in Jean-eeva in Swatchiland and all that... you gotta remember, this is Austraya mate.....
If you go off the beaten track, to beyond the black stump and all that, you will be in the middle of no where, where there is nuffin and no one......
Except for the drop bears that will eat you alive.
Now the ABOBBI (Australian Bureau of Better Bonzer Ideas) has created a sure fire digital mapping system, that has a permanent memory and uses no batteries or artificial contrivance to develop or maintain the imaging system.
It's call the DPTPMSFAASTDWTGL (Digital Pencil to Paper Mapping System for All Adventurous Sorts That Don't Want to Get Lost).
First we grab a big note book, in one corner of a page we draw a dot with our pencil, and call it, YEWAREAR, then we draw some lines and things, and call them roads, and we name them, then we draw dots, for towns and turn offs and all that, and at the other end we write a big dot with "Bingowemadeit", to show that we made it.
DPTPMSFAASTDWTGL comes with a 2B pencil, a 6B pencil, and a red Columbia correction pencil, and a sharpener and an eraser.
Fits in every glove box and does not blow off the dashboard - except in cyclones when the windows are open or smashed.
Too busy wiping the frequent stains off their screens every time a picture of Steve Jobs appears.
It seems appropriate, somehow.
I seem to recall when it was released they relocated Cairns (120,000) 100km further north, past Port Douglas, up into the Daintree Rainforest.....
Considering there is no road there, and you would have to pass Cairns(*) first, I assume nobody got lost there.
(*) unless coming from the Atherton Tablelands - but a bit hard to miss the signs
Heh, looks like they've put cairns in Stewart Creek Valley...
Gorgeous part of the world that, I highly recommend grabbing a 4x4 and driving further up, past cape Tribulation and on to Cooktown via the Bloomfield Track.
Of course I highly recommend grabbing a 4x4, a water supply, extra fuel and some food before you follow Apple Maps anywhere in Australia!
Was a while back, but I thought that even coming from the Tablelands you brushed through Cairns (past the cable car) on your way north.
Not relevant I know.
As for why the fixation, it's not as obscure a place as you think. I drove past there on my tour of Oz and I have two friends out there now. That's 4 people from the South-West cider swigging country out there alone. Sure it's not just Zummerzet folk who like travelling around various parts of the world.
I dunno... if you're driving out there with no more preparation than a glance at your iPhone, you deserve what you get.
I think if I were driving in the outback, apart from the various essentials, I'd be using a proper GPS.
Have to agree, I hate using google maps, much prefer a decent topo map with gps. Bikes tend to be phone killers (vibration perhaps?) so a decent garmin is the way to go. Google maps et al are fine for finding a street a few miles away but personally I wouldn't trust them for something like a drive across the outback but perhaps I'm a little too cautious.
Only an idiot would bet their life on a mapping service that's widely known to be less accurate than soviet reporting from Pravada.
Were I going driving in Australia, you can bet your life that I not only would have acquired safety information from the locals, but would also have not just a GPS, but a reliable paper map, compass and stopwatch for dead reckoning.
IT people should know the importance of reliable, tested backups for disaster recovery. ;)
I've done a *lot* of driving in Australia and it's pretty unnecessary to go that oldschool/hardcore.
Sure, a decent water supply and a couple of spare fuel cans (20L cans) are essential when you get out of the comparatively densely populated south east, just in case the worst does happen. But in terms of directions... there's usually only one road. You follow it until you get where you're going. Sometimes that takes weeks.
I did take a GPS on my travels there, a Nokia N900. Far from the world's best in terms of functionality, but you can preload the entire world onto those things for free. The only issue I had with the nokia maps was that they mapped too much. I've driven down some very steep and tricky forest tracks only to find out that the route I was planning on using to get back out to a main road became a 'management only' track beyond a certain point, and I had to find my way back out somehow.
I got by on a iPhone in the outback. Granted it was a 3GS with Google Maps though. I also took butt loads of water everytime and a road map that was usually our "go to" map until we actually found a town. with more than one road, at which point the maps granularity failed a tad.
My dad and I drove from Brisbane to Darwin in 1985. Most of it is Outback. We brought spares (a good idea, because our fanbelt broke between Augathella and Blackall) and a map, but no GPS. The latter wasn't necessary, because we stuck to the highway the whole route.
When you go off the highway - that's when GPSs are necessary. But on the highway, road signs are good enough to get you where you need to be.
Seriously ? Somebody drove a Google streetview car the length of Australia photographing 2000km of bugger-all?
Hey, if the pay's good..... mind you, what's the maximum speed you can drive at while it's taking photos? Could be an awfully long trip......
Beer, because you'd need it watching nothing but dust and roos at 60km/h for 2000km....
It shows the dedication Google employees have to mapping the world. An what uphill struggle Apple will have catching up to Google.
Self respect mate , get some !
That would be an awesome job for a traveller or someone on a gap year - we'll pay you to drive all the roads in the state. Transport and accommodation provided...
I did almost 30,000 km around Oz a few years back, one of the best experiences of my life.
yup, driving the stewart highway and passing 21 cars in 600 km.
"Self respect mate , get some !"
by ditching your last decade iPhone.....
passing 21 cars in 600 km.
So, it's like northern Sweden and bits of Finland? Apart from the temperatures, that is. And the lack of precipitation. And the different critters. And the night sky view. And, um, some more differences. But apart from those it's the same, yes?
Yes, and that is what Apple will need to do if they are to match Google for accuracy of their maps.
Let's call it "The Hills Have iPhones"!!
Paris, because she's been in a few of these....
I'm working on a film script that has inbred cannibals using GPS spoofing to misguide victims to their isolated lair. So, will you be suing me or can we come to an accommodation of some kind?
What a coincidence, so am I. If you come to these coordinates, I'm sure you can make a contribution. The cast tells me they are looking forward to having you for dinner.
What, no zombies?
I'll only be suing you if the GPS spoofing device has rounded corners on it, or if the unlucky bipedal lunchmeat are using Samsung phones....


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BREAKING: Super Junior Siwon joins Jackie Chan and John Cusack in new movie
Super Junior's Siwon will join international superstars Jackie Chan and John Cusack in a new film, Dragon Blade, a historical action thriller about a Roman prince who escaped to ancient China. This will be Siwon's third appearance in a Chinese film.The new film commands a huge budget of 65 million US dollars, and is set to be released in spring of 2015.
Dragon Blade's story takes place in a turbulent time during the Western Han dynasty (202 BC to 9 AD) in China. John Cusack plays a Roman prince who escaped to Asia and met a slave, played by Jackie Chan, who was actually a top general who had been condemned to slavery by false charges. They will combine forces to fight an even greater enemy. Filming will take place in China's remote regions, such as the famed Dunhuang along the Silk Road and Gobi Desert in Inner Mongolia.
Siwon's role is not revealed yet. His agency, SM Entertainment, announced on June 10, 'Siwon has decided to appear in the new work, Dragon Blade. He was given a major role alongside Jackie Chan and John Cusack.'
The new film will be Siwon's third Chinese film. He first appeared in Battle of Wits in 2006. Then in the new 2014 Hong Kong crime thriller, Helios, he plays a South Korean nuclear expert alongside an ensemble of international stars.
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