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Call it the 'Happy Days' spin-off that never was: Joanie used to love Chachi, but now she loves to party and piss off motel managers in small Indiana towns, where she's rambling around homeless after being punted from a fancy (read: not fancy) trailer park.
Wasn't this supposed to happen to Jenny Piccolo?
Erin Moran, who we all once knew as Joanie "Shortcake" Cunningham on the popular '70s show 'Happy Days,' is no longer the sweet daughter of 1950s-era loving parents, but is now a sad 51-year-old who can't quite seem to get her life together.
Recent reports indicate that she was kicked out of a motel in Corydon, Ind. after the staff there was done with her "partying and belligerent behavior."
Previously, she and her husband had moved in with his mother after losing their California home in foreclosure, and for a while Moran was her mother-in-law's caregiver — but apparently that fell apart when Moran took up a lifestyle that involved barhopping and bringing random people home late at night to smoke a lot of cigarettes and make a lot of noise.
Fed up, the older lady finally kicked both her son and Erin to the curb, and sources say Moran and her husband are now moving from motel to motel, blowing through the $60,000 settlement Erin got after she and other members of the 'Happy Days' cast filed suit against CBS for a piece of the merchandising rights from the hit show.
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Hello everyone,After trying a bunch of dough recipes, giving up then trying again with results from just edible to almost good I now know how much I don't know and need help.In a perfect world I would love to be able to make thin wood fired crisp pizza with a bit of chew that you can hold at the edge and does not flop over. I realize I am not going to get the Neapolitan 800° pizza so I'm wondering what are my best options to get as close to that with what I have?Thanks for any advise anyone can give
Thanks for all the replies. I have some good things to focus on now. I have realized I need to move my stone lower to take better advantage of my bottom burner. My scale is in the mail so once I can get a good dough recipe I can tweak from there. I am not crazy about the idea about par baking the skin because it kind of goes away from my pizza philosophy ,how dough should stretched out ,dressed/topped then cooked. To me if I need to take a step in between something else needs to change. I need a few runs once I get my scale until then thanks for the direction.


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James Corden's beloved segment Carpool Karaoke is getting a revamp. The late-night host sold the project to Apple last year and the rebooted series will include celebrities sharing the passenger seat with The Late Late Show host.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, creators Corden and Ben Winston have often been approached in the past by non-musicians, but time constraints have limited them to only seek out musicians. Apple's partnership will allow actors and comedians to take part in the viral sensation as well.
"So many people get in touch with us—big-name movie stars—saying they'd love to do Carpool Karaoke," Winston said. "Here, it's about taking those people who aren't musicians, necessarily."
Apple's first season of Carpool Karaoke will include 16 pairings, one even featuring Corden. One trailer includes Will Smith singing along to "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" backed by a full marching band.
Additional celebrities tapped for the inaugural Apple season include Ariana Grande, Alicia Keys, comedians Billy Eichner and Chelsea Handler.
"This just became a wonderful platform to see these people in an intimate environment," Corden said. "I don't even feel like it's mine, really, it's just something I've been part of."


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Padres ride early scoring burst to victory in St. Louis
ST. LOUIS -- Edinson Volquez spoiled his perfect first three innings with an escalating pitch count and three earned runs that ended his night after the fifth. But it didn't matter because the Padres seized an early 4-0 lead and that was enough for the bullpen to fend off the Redbirds.
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ST. LOUIS -- Edinson Volquez spoiled his perfect first three innings with an escalating pitch count and three earned runs that ended his night after the fifth. But it didn't matter because the Padres seized an early 4-0 lead and that was enough for the bullpen to fend off the Redbirds.
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When asked about the importance of the quick four-run cushion, Volquez laughed and flashed a big smile.
"Big time," Volquez said. "We jumped in front, so that was great. That gave me more confidence to pitch in that situation."
Volquez exited with 107 pitches after five innings, having allowed three runs on four hits and a walk, while striking out one batter. But the Padres relievers -- Nick Vincent, Dale Thayer, Joe Thatcher and Huston Street -- combined to toss four hitless innings, holding the Cardinals at bay and preserving Volquez's seventh victory.
"His pitch count started to get up, and those are the games where we take a lot of pride in what we do," Thatcher said. "We know it's going to be a battle, especially against these guys."
The Padres got after St. Louis starter Lance Lynn early, as Jedd Gyorko drove home Chase Headley with a single for the first score of the night in the first. San Diego tacked on another in the second on Everth Cabrera's sac fly, and a pair of runs in the third when Yonder Alonso reached home on a wild pitch and Nick Hundley hit an RBI single.
Like Volquez, Lynn lasted just five innings of the three-hour, 43-minute contest, with four earned runs against him on six hits and three walks.
"He just never had a feel for his fastball," said Cardinals manager Mike Matheny. "I think the body language is something we continue to work on. It wasn't his best showing in that regard either. He's had a couple weird starts and when those start to compound, it can affect how you go about it. You have to stop and regroup. It didn't look like he was able to do that tonight."
Volquez didn't allow a baserunner until he walked leadoff hitter Matt Carpenter to open the fourth, paving the way for St. Louis to cut the Padres lead in half with a two-RBI single from Allen Craig. Craig entered the game batting a Major League-best .478 with runners in scoring position, and he came through in the clutch again to put the Cardinals on the board.
Career Minor Leaguer Brock Peterson, making his big league debut, pushed a third St. Louis runner across in the fifth when he grounded out to shortstop Cabrera on a nine-pitch at-bat, cutting even further into the Padres lead.
"It was tough," Volquez said. "They've got a pretty good lineup, a lot of foul balls too. My pitch count was a little bit high. I battled, I just stayed in there and competed."
Manager Bud Black said after the game that he was "real close" to making a pitching change earlier as Volquez labored in the fourth and fifth, but the right-hander hung in there to complete five.
"They ran a couple deep counts against him," Black said. "He got back in the strike zone when he needed to, and the first three innings were spotless."
The Cardinals threatened in the eighth when Thatcher walked Jon Jay. With two outs, Jay nearly stole second but Carlos Beltran was out on a called third strike, which the veteran switch-hitter briefly disputed.
"I didn't want to miss over the plate there, so I was trying to either come way in or way out," Thatcher said. "He's a great hitter. Obviously you can't leave the ball in the middle with him. I saw [Jay] break, I knew he had a good jump, but at that point, all my focus was on Beltran. I executed the pitch and got a call."
Carlos Quentin added an insurance run with an RBI double in the ninth, bringing home Headley, before Street came on and tossed a perfect frame to earn the save.
"Getting a save on the road, especially against the Cardinals, is a tough task," Black said. "We talked about that as a group, about adding on late, keeping the pressure on them, extending the lead."
Chad Thornburg is an associate reporter for MLB.com.


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Cardinals finalize deal for Greene
Day after signing Miller, St. Louis acquires shortstop from Friars
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The Redbirds announced the trade on Thursday evening after a day of reports and speculation. St. Louis will send relief prospect Mark Worrell and a player to be named later to San Diego.
Greene replaces Cesar Izturis, who signed with the Cardinals as a free agent last offseason, but will be allowed to depart via free agency. Greene is considered a plus defensive shortstop and has typically -- though not in 2008 -- been a potent offensive threat as well.
"Clearly, he had a tough year last year, but historically he's produced," said Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak. "We really felt this was a situation where we had an opportunity to really improve. He's obviously an above-average defensive player, as well. So it seemed like a great fit. It came about very quickly and we really are excited about the opportunity we have today."
Greene's departure from San Diego had appeared to be a fait accompli for quite some time. He expressed enthusiasm at a fresh start following a 2008 that was well below his standards.
"I am both excited and honored to have a chance to play and contribute for such a storied franchise as the St Louis Cardinals," Greene said in a release issued by St. Louis. "The tradition in St Louis speaks for itself and I am hopeful to be a strong contributor for the Cardinals.
"Also, I would like to thank the San Diego Padres, the city and fans of San Diego for the opportunity to play in San Diego for five-plus seasons. The fans of San Diego will be missed and I appreciate their support through not only the great times but also thru the down times. I can't wait until April gets here."
It's the second deal consummated between the two teams in less than a year. On Dec. 15, 2007, the Padres acquired Jim Edmonds for Minor League third baseman David Freese. That deal looks like a winner for St. Louis, as Freese has emerged as one of the organization's better prospects and the club got excellent production from its outfield, even after Edmonds' departure.
Greene will make $6.5 million in 2009, with the Cardinals on the hook to pay all of it. St. Louis would thus be left with approximately $10-15 million more in payroll room to find a second baseman and perhaps another starting pitcher and/or another left-handed reliever. Greene will be eligible for free agency after the 2009 season.
In a frustrating final year in San Diego, Greene hit .213 with a .260 on-base percentage and a .339 slugging percentage in 2008 -- easily his worst full season in the Major Leagues. He managed 10 home runs and 35 RBIs in 105 games, but that was a far cry from his previous output.
Just a season earlier, Greene hit 27 home runs, drove in 97 runs and slugged .468. For his career, Greene has hit .228 with a .292 on-base percentage and a .374 slugging percentage at pitcher-friendly PETCO Park, while putting up a .270/.318/.484 line in road games.
Mozeliak pointed to the change in ballparks as one reason for the Cardinals' optimism regarding a rebound by Greene. Busch Stadium tends to be a pitchers' park, as well, but not to the extreme degree that PETCO Park is.
"There's a lot of things we feel could do that," Mozeliak said.
The Cardinals are hoping Greene will be an offensive upgrade over Izturis, a slick fielder who batted .263 with a .319 on-base percentage, one homer and 24 RBIs in 135 games as the starting shortstop last season.
Greene missed the final two months of 2008 with a broken hand, an injury that he suffered when he punched a storage unit. That injury, however, is not expected to have any impact on his 2009 spring or season.
Worrell, who will turn 26 in Spring Training, was a 2004 draftee by the Cardinals and spent the past two seasons at Triple-A Memphis. He posted a 7.94 ERA in very limited exposure in his first shot at the Major Leagues last year.
The submarining right-hander posted dominating numbers in his second season at Triple-A, striking out 80 in 58 2/3 innings, though he also walked 31. He saw limited opportunities in the Majors, though, not receiving a September callup in 2008. Some in the organization had reservations about how his skill set would translate to pitching in the Majors, and he was passed on the depth chart in recent years by Chris Perez, Jason Motte and Kyle McClellan.
Just as the trade was first being reported, Worrell expressed his frustrations with the organization in an interview with Scout.com.
"To be quite honest with you, I was hoping they would get rid of me," Worrell told Scout.com. "I would like to be given a fair chance. They haven't given me a fair chance at all. Every year, I've put up great numbers, out-battled my competition, and up to this point I have nothing to show for it but 13 days in the big leagues. With almost any other team, I think I would have had a real shot."
A Cardinals source said it was merely coincidental, though, that Worrell was dealt in the wake of the comments.
The other player may not be named until the end of Spring Training. According to Padres general manager Kevin Towers, San Diego will choose from a list of three players, two of them pitchers.
Matthew Leach is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Nathan Sprenkel '12 Eyes Roster Spot on New Pro Soccer Team
July 17, 2013
Nathan Sprenkel, a 2012 graduate of DePauw University where he was a standout goalkeeper on the men's soccer team, is among those trying to earn a spot on the roster of the new Indy Eleven. The team, which is scheduled to begin competing in the North American Soccer League next year, held its first tryout yesterday at Carroll Stadium on the west side of Indianapolis. (photo by Isabelle Chapman/The DePauw)
"You want to represent your state," Sprenkel tells CBS affiliate WISH-TV. "You can tell the club is doing things the right way and to be a part of this organization would just be fantastic. I really couldn't think of anything better."
Access the story at the station's website.
A psychology major, during his senior season Sprenkel earned second team all-America honors from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America in addition to being named the North Coast Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year and garnering all-NCAC first team honors. He also was the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2010 in addition to earning all-SCAC and all-Great Lakes Region first team honors.
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We are all likely familiar with the sign Jesus provided his followers concerning his second coming, in mathew 24; 3-14. Most nay sayers will say the sign that Jesus provided has always been happening in the world. And to an extent, they are correct. Except for the fact that all the events Jesus relayed, were grouped into one specific sign. Meaning that each of the references had to take place at the same time, which would then be the singular sign that Jesus has been enthroned as King in heaven, and the time alloted for the last days has begun. Biblical reference points to 1914 as the year this took place. The events within that time frame certainly give gleaming evidence that this is surely the case, and we have been livig in the last days for almost 100 years now.
But what stregnthens true Christian faith is what was said concerning the sign on verse 14. It reads
And the good news of the Kingdom will be preached in the entire inhabited earth, AND THEN THE END WILL COME.
The logical question one should ask then is, what exactly is the Good news? Well iys the same message Jesus and his apostles preached in their day. The truth about Jehovah, who is responsible for the way of the world, and what Jehovah plans to do about it. Jesus did it on a level higher, because his miracles performed showed without a doubt that Jehovah has the power to feed, heal, calm storms, raise the dead, strengthen faith. Today, miracles are not performed, but also they are not needed. We have the biblical accounts. All that is needed now is the preaching of the message, so people have a chance at life.
Jehovah has taken hold of his people as he has done throughout history, and has spearheaded the most thorough preaching work in human history the last 100 yrs or so. His witnesses have been preaching the same message Jesus started in the 1st century. But is it really being preached in the entire inhabited earth?
The NYT released an article sighting the worlds most read magazine. That magazine just so happens to be The Watchtower, published by none other than Jehovahs witnesses!
Prophecy unveiled before our very eyes! In light of this, will you maybe consider a brief chat with a witness next time thy appear at ur door?
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While there are many editing options on both platforms, the PC article focused on Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 (which is also available now on the Mac) and tested for postproduction performance in three scenarios: native HDV editing without additional hardware, native HDV editing with the assistance of the Matrox RT.X2, and HDV editing using the CineForm intermediate codec. Since most Mac editors use Final Cut Pro (FCP) and there are more options available for it, I used FCP for my experiments. While I'm a longtime Premiere Pro user, I had little difficulty learning FCP for this article because 90% of the commands are the same.
For the purpose of these tests Apple supplied a very nice, top-of-the-line Quad Core Mac Pro. The specs are two Dual Core Intel Xeon processors, 8GB RAM, four 500GB hard drives, and an ATI x1900xt 512MB graphics card, with the system running OS 10.5 Leopard.
The Tests I RanI tried three different options for editing: editing 1080i native in FCP, using the Apple ProRes 422 intermediary codec, and CineForm's visually lossless intermediary codec. On the PC side, there are accelerator cards to speed or eliminate rendering, such as the Matrox RT.X2 and Axio cards. While there are cards from AJA and Blackmagic Design as well as the external MXO2 from Matrox to get video into and out of the Mac, none of these products provide real acceleration on preview rendering for editing.
As a result I ran all of my tests using the software solutions only. I could have used the AJA Kona LHe card to capture HDV decompressed over its component analog inputs, but the company sent the Kona 3 that only had HD-SDI and SD-SDI inputs, which were not much use in our study other than the ability to output to an analog monitor. If I had the correct card, it would have been less taxing on the CPUs, but it would not have been very space-efficient.
A Word About the MacBefore I get into the numbers and spreadsheets, I'd like to talk a little bit about my first real hands-on experience with an Apple computer since 1992, when I chose an Amiga 2000 and a Video Toaster as my first (linear) editing system over an early Mac-based NLE that only did postage stamp-sized offline video. I did find a lot to like about the Mac Pro and its OS X Leopard operating system.
Having no experience on the Mac, I was able to easily learn to navigate the file system and install programs without calling for tech support. I even used Boot Camp to install Windows XP and make it a dual-boot system with ease. I found the internal configuration very different from the HP workstations I am used to. I'm someone who likes to dive in and upgrade his own machines, and there isn't a lot of room to do so in this one. I brought the Mac Pro test system to a local association meeting and asked if anyone would like to see the insides. Final Cut aficionado David Robin of david robin | films came for a peek with others who had never looked inside their own Macs. "Looking inside is for techies, not artists," I was informed.
Sliding the full-length AJA Kona/Xena card in took a lot of wiggling. The way the hard drives go in is nice, but if you need to remove one of the first two drives, the Mac Pro will draw blood unless you wear gloves. The fact that you can't add off-the-shelf internal DVD burners is annoying. I found the "mighty mouse" that shipped with the test very un-ergonomic. I donated it to a lab that does animal testing on rodents and replaced it with a standard USB mouse. The way the RAM was installed was kind of neat in the way it was on its own back planes; it's also the easiest of the hardware to upgrade. Overall, I found the Mac Pro a very nice machine that will give you excellent performance no matter what your OS.
Testing ResultsThe tests I ran to compare HDV postproduction performance on the Mac using the two intermediate codecs and going native are a sampling of the many different types of edits and effects many may use in editing event videos. By looking at the results of these different tests you can gauge how long these various operations would take using the different editing codecs in real situations.
From the test results you can extrapolate how long renders and previews will take in one of the methods reviewed here. For instance, if you like to use FCP's Posterize filter with the CineForm codec on a 6-minute clip on a comparable system, it will take about 14 minutes and 45 seconds to render that section of the video.
Here are the tests I did:
Interpreting the ResultsAll in all, there was no clear winner in these seven rounds of testing since all the codecs won the same amount of tests. Nonetheless, here are some things to consider. When editing native HDV, you may run into issues doing effects and issues with compression artifacts, and you will likely find that working with the HDV codec will bog down lesser systems.
ProRes is part of FCP and decompresses the HDV so it will retain its quality and require less processor power. CineForm is similar to ProRes 422, but it is a $249 add-on for the encoder. The Neo Player is a free download. Here's how it works: You can have the CineForm encoder on one computer, either a PC or Mac, and once your footage is encoded, it can be played back on any system that has the free player installed. CineForm would be more beneficial if you wanted to edit in a non-FCP application, like Adobe Premiere Pro, that won't work with ProRes. In the end, you may still want to look at the AJA or Blackmagic Design cards or Matrox's MXO2. Even if they don't accelerate the processing, they will allow you to send an HD or SD signal to an external monitor and allow for different types of analog and digital inputs.
Marc Franklin (marcfvp at yahoo.com) has been shooting video since 1982 and has run Franklin Video Productions since 1992. He has been featured in the Hollywood Reporter, Forbes, and TV Technology and has written for WEVA.


text: This isn't really newsworthy, but it appears actor Wentworth Miller recently made the announcement . While most people would think "Who cares?!" there are others who applaud an LGBT celebrity's coming out, giving hope and inspiration to younger gay people, especially those victims of bullying. All the best to Mr. Miller.


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Andrew Ference gives Canadiens fans 'the finger'
The Boston Bruins rallied for a 5-4 overtime win in Montreal last night, but there's more to talk about at the water cooler this morning beyond Michael Ryder's OT winner at the Bell Centre.
With the Canadiens leading 3-1 in the second period, Andrew Ference hammered a shot past Habs goaltender Carey Price to close the gap to 3-2 (or 2-3 as NESN play-by-play man Jack Edwards might say).
Ference then skated past the faceoff circle and approached the glass with his stick in his right hand. Then with his left hand, the Bruins defenseman raised his middle finger in the direction of the Canadiens fans sitting in the lower section behind the glass.
Ference said he didn't intend to flip the bird.
"It looks awful,'' Ference said. "I just saw it. I can assure you that's not part of my repertoire. I don't know if my glove got caught up or what. I can assure you that's not part of who I am or what I ever have been. It looks awful. I admit it. I completely apologize to how it looks. But I can assure you — you guys have covered me long enough to know that's not part of my repertoire. I was putting my fist in the air. I'm sorry. It does look awful. I don't know what else to say.''
Ference could be disciplined for the one-fingered salute. Earlier this season, Montreal defenseman James Wisniewski, then with the Islanders, was suspended for two games for making a lewd gesture at the Rangers' Sean Avery.
"All I can do is tell you the truth. And that's the truth,'' Ference said of his intentions. "I totally agree that it does look bad. But I can assure you that's not part of who I am or what I ever will be. I know it looks bad, but I think my glove got caught up there, pumping my fist. I don't score too many goals. That's about all I have in my repertoire.''
Ference had a goal and two hits in 19:56 of ice time. If Ference is suspended, the Bruins would be without a valuable two-way defenseman.
"I didn't see it, so I can't comment,'' coach Claude Julien said. "I've heard about it. I didn't see it at all. I haven't even had a chance to talk to Andrew. If you ask me, I'm surprised. Because that's not Andrew at all. I'm shocked. Again, I don't know whether it happened or what. But I'd be very surprised. That's not his style at all.''
What do you think? Did Ference's glove get "caught up there" or was he covering up for raising up his finger to send a message to the Canadiens fans?
Material from Fluto Shinzawa's Bruins notebook was used in this report.


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Australian Court Upholds Thoroughbred Breeding Practices
- Dec 19, 2012
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A federal court has denied a request to allow artificial insemination in Thoroughbred breeding, meaning all mares must continue being bred via live cover.
Photo: Anne M. Eberhardt/The Horse
A federal Australian court has denied a request by prominent Thoroughbred owner and breeder Bruce McHugh to allow artificial insemination in Thoroughbred breeding.
In upholding the current Thoroughbred breeding standard that requires a mare to be covered, Justice Alan Robertson ruled Dec. 19 that McHugh's argument that the current breeding policies restrain trade comes up short on evidence. McHugh, a former bookmaker and former chairman of Sydney Turf Club, will have 21 days to appeal.
The Chairman of the International Federation of Horse Racing Authorities (IFHA), Louis Romanet, applauds the court's decision.
"The dismissal of the challenge is a good outcome, and I welcome it," Romanet said. "The definition of what is a Thoroughbred is set out clearly in the International Agreement on Breeding, Racing, and Wagering and is adopted by all of the IFHA Members' countries throughout the world. It requires a natural covering."
Romanet and Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, chief executive officer of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, both offered testimony opposing artificial insemination.
The court heard from 30 witnesses in a six-month period and took about a year to reach a decision. Judge Robertson noted that allowing artificial insemination in Australia would have resulted in the country falling out of step with international standards.
"The effect on competition of the international consequences, that is, on the evidence, that in a world where prohibition was overturned in Australia, the status of Thoroughbred races held in Australia would be downgraded," said the court's decision.
Originally published on BloodHorse.com.
About the Author
The Blood-Horse Staff
The Blood-Horse is the leading weekly publication devoted to international Thoroughbred racing and breeding. Since 1916, the staff of The Blood-Horse has served the Thoroughbred community with the highest standards of journalistic excellence to provide comprehensive and timely editorial coverage and analysis.
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May 30, 2013 - submitted by Anna , United Kingdom
Q. I recently saw on twitter that one of their fans tweeted that Guy was on Pointless Celebrities, is that true?
The Oracle replies:
No. For those who don't know, Pointless is a quiz show where you're trying to find answers that the public are least likely to have replied when polled.


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Perhaps it would be nice to exchange some operating tips. I downloaded the 4s manual and yeah it has some info but I get the feeling that Apple with it's followers are so used to the operating system that much is taken for granted as one thumbs across the screen at high speed.
Anna (bmwgsrider) sent me tips on how to check and shut off apps that are/may be running needlessly, Thanks Anna! There seems to be many things that could be learned from those with experience
Tips could be- what to expect when the IPhone is connected to a PC that has the ITunes program.
Timer settings for the different apps.
How to set notifications.
How Safari works and the differences between it and the Windoz (PC) based browsers.
Rearranging apps on the screen so most used are easiest to reach.
That's just a few, If you have a tip or suggestion- post it up.
"You can do good or you can do well. Sooner or later they make you choose." MI5
Mod Squad
Safari can be annoying, but i can say that about any browser on any OS. I also keep Atomic browser on the phone.
To keep apps categorized, press and hold the icon. The screen will wiggle and let you drag them around. You can also drag one on top of another and create a folder.
I'm on my third iPhone, never knew there was a manual.
Salty Fog Rally 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 And DRAT! Missed the last one in 2015!
-Tom (KA1TOX)
Siri is far from perfect, but it works well with the controls on my comm system in the Schuberth helmet. One button to activate Siri through bluetooth and then tell her what I want to be played, who to call, read me the text that came in, etc.
Learn to use folders. This makes the iPhone much more user friendly. Hold down any app for a few seconds and they shoudl all begin to jiggle. Now, without clicking on the x to delete one, try dragging an app onto another app (of a similar category, ie "news"). They will now form a fold, with a recomended title that can be edited.
Do you run? Try runkeeper.
This American Life is an inexpensive app that's an entire archive of all their awesome podcasts. Great listening while riding.
Bloomberg is a great free app if you have any interest in global or domestic markets, and also for general news.
NPR news. Streaming all their stations, or just choose by show. Doesn't have to be live. Great free app.
Pandora. If you listen to music, you should be using Pandora on the iPhone and on your PC. Also free.
Radio.com free streaming radio stations from around the country. I use to listen to sports talk from other markets, although they black out the actual games.
Baseball fan? MLB app is a great way to follow teams and you can stream the live radio broadcasts of games. Costs about 13-15 dollars per season.
Read later...check it out on your pc. Find a cool article but don't want to read it all now? Don't print it, don't save it, click this app and archive it.
Yelp and Urbanspoon are both good to find nearby food. We use yelp all the time when on the road.
Like to get drunk and take a cab home? Try Uber instead.
HBOgo - better for the PC, iPad, AppleTV, or other devices, but ok for the iPhone. If you pay for HBO on any provider, this is free access to all their shows. Almost everything they've every done in original programmer. Awesome.
What do you mean by timer settings for different apps? I do not know of timer... unless you are meaning something else.
In order to set notifications, you can do so in each app or you can go to your settings on your iPhone and than to notifications. I am not sure what all you are wanting to do.
I find Safari to be like a browser on a computer... I know a lot of webpages you might look up may pull up a mobile version but you should be able to click on full version which is normally at the very bottom of the page to view the website as accessing it on a computer. I do have Photon app which will play Flash if you are needing Flash.
When you connect your phone to iTunes, it will pull up phone name... than you will have your different tabs at the top.. main tab to sync you contacts/calenders/etc., ringtone tab for your ringtones, app tab for your apps, music tab for your songs for iPod/Photos tab for photos, Movies tab for your Movies... etc. Just tab through them and you will need to put a check in the box for it to sync over onto your phone. Hooking up to Itunes on Mac and Windows based computer is similar. If windows based computer, you will need a newer version of Outlook to be able to sync contacts.
I hope this helps.
Bye bye 2006 F650 GS for a 2011 F650 GS.
Bye bye 2006 F650 GS for a 2011 F650 GS.
The best way to save battery power is to turn off the apps when not needed. To do this, double tap the menu button on the bottom. All running apps will display with a red button on the upper left corner. Press the button to run off the app. I have a habit of turning off any and all apps not actually in use.
Gear Up and Ride Safe
Jim Rogers
2010 R12GSA aka Heidi
Yorktown, Va
I find the weather radar application very useful. You can see the nasty stuff coming before you get wet. I always have a Kindle book on mine so that I have something to read if I get stuck in a waiting room somewhere. Beats year old copies of "People" magazine.
BMW R bike rider, horizontally opposed to everything...
Some good ideas and tips It sorta reminds me of Super Mario Brothers, while your doing one thing you can tap on the screen and see the other possibilities.
I did get the Otter-box as I'm frequently in a rough environment, I can say that with the clip it feels like I'm hauling around an English Ballast Brick
"You can do good or you can do well. Sooner or later they make you choose." MI5
Mod Squad
Words With Friends. It's Scrabble for the phone. Frustrating some times when one player has all vowels and the other all consonants, but it's fun.
I have a folder for Travel apps. Gas Buddy, TripIt, Hotels.com, Yelp Trip Advisor, MapQuest and DropBox are in it. TripIt is nice for keeping any reservations organized and it can be shared with others who you might want to keep informed. We keep confirmation and other documents hand in DropBox. AroundMe is kind of handy. Another app that shows services in your vicinity.
My Weather folder has Weather.com and AccuWeather. I wish the NWS had an app.
For "stalker" apps, we use Find Friends. You can allow people to always follow you or for a set period. If you are heading off on a trip ou could allow family and select friend to follow where you are.
In September Aplle is supposed to be releasing a new OS that will include their own mapping app. You will then be able to get turn by turn directions on your iPhone. n You can see a preview here
My Radar is a nice free radar that I find pretty accurate.
Bye bye 2006 F650 GS for a 2011 F650 GS.
Looking for folks to play Words with or Scrabble... itsybitsyskier my username.
Bye bye 2006 F650 GS for a 2011 F650 GS.
http://www.lifeproof.com/ I have no connection with LifeProof other than a very satisfied customer.


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Black Market
110 Avenue A, New York NY 10009 (at 7th Street; map); 212-614-9798
Cooking Method: Griddled
Short Order: A fantastic NYC-style burger comes with a salty crust, succulent interior, and a double slice of American cheese on a toasted potato roll.
Want Fries with That? Superb fries come with the burger
Price: Cheeseburger w/fries, $12
Notes: Open Tue. to Sun., 6 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Unlike burger spots that feel they have to offer 10,000 burger options, Black Market keeps things simple by offering only a cheeseburger on the menu. You want options? You can add bacon for a buck or tell them to hold the cheese, although that won't save you any money.
The burger comes with excellent french fries and a cute little bowl of rabbit food—lettuce, tomato, white onion, and pickles stacked up all Jenga-like. The $12 price tag is about the only complaint I could see people leveling at the burger here. Certainly you can get a similarly apportioned burger and fries for less money—if you don't mind eating in a greasy burger joint under merciless neon lights or lining up with the tourists at Shake Shack.
But Black Market is not just about the burger, although the one they serve is good enough to base a restaurant on. Rather, it's an upscale bar serving some fantastic cocktails (don't miss The Bad Seed, maybe my favorite cocktail in all of New York City) and oysters on the half shell that also happens to sell a world-class cheeseburger. The room evokes a speakeasy with Gothic touches (purple walls and chandeliers) with a steady pulsing soundtrack of rock music. Last time I ate there they played Sandinista! by The Clash all the way through. I can't help but think that the name of the bar itself is a reference to 1980 Clash EP Black Market Clash.
Owner Johnny T. took inspiration from two of his favorite haunts: Blue Ribbon for the oysters and Broome Street Bar for the burger. He loved the beef from the latter, which is sourced from Pat La Frieda and ended up working with Pat himself to come up with the burger. But he thought he could improve the bread. To this end he adopted the potato roll as the canvas for his burger-opus and kept things equally simple by adding American cheese.
La Frieda beef, potato roll, and American cheese is a combination that was pioneered by Shake Shack, but it has been so widely adopted that one could argue (as I have in the past) that it has become a distinct New York City style. I wouldn't be surprised if this form of burger becomes as ubiquitous in burger joints here as the New York-style street slice has in neighborhood pizzerias. Black Market does the genre proud.
The presentation is, dare I say it, rather effete. Served in a ceramic coated metal dish with the aforementioned rabbit food set inside it, the toasted potato bun is splayed out on either side of the generous pile of crisp, golden fries that come well salted and doused in a confetti storm of chopped herbs. The patty is set on the bottom bun and served open faced. A beautiful presentation.
The patty comes with an impressive external char that yields to a juicy, fluffy interior. It's perfectly seasoned with salt and pepper and has a supremely beefy, steak-like flavor. It's a taste that is at once both thoroughly modern, but also classic, evocative of the age before beef was commoditized and mass marketed.
The cheese, a double thick slice of American, is more than I thought would be required for the patty size, but it actually works quite well. Because it's so thick it needs to be melted under a salamander rather than griddle top, which causes it to melt as if a food stylist crafted it. The subtle tang and viscosity of the cheese compliment the toothsome patty, and the addition of the spongy, slightly sweet bun forms a fantastic burger.
This symphony of beef, bun, salt, and cheese needs no other players. You could add the roughage, which I found to be crisp, fresh, and vibrantly colored, but why interfere with perfection? The stripped-down simplicity of the plain cheeseburger attains a synergy that escapes those burgers from places that offer virtually limitless combinations. The restaurant's cocktails, service, and vibe make it an easy recommendation and more than justify the price. This is a grown-up burger in a grown-up bar. Black Market would also make a great date destination, which is not something that I can say about most of my favorite burger spots.


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To All Healthy Living Resource Center Members
All members of Eisenhower's Healthy Living Resource Center receive a number of benefits, including discounts at local businesses and restaurants, a subscription to Healthy Living magazine, and access to numerous lectures and other educational opportunities throughout the year.
In January, the Healthy Living Resource Center made some changes to become more closely aligned with the services of the Eisenhower Wellness Institute, which is housed in the Eisenhower Argyros Health Center in La Quinta. The biggest change is that the Healthy Living Resource Center is now centrally located at our current Eisenhower Argyros Health Center location. While many members utilize the center's services via phone or online, be aware that the office on the main Eisenhower campus
in Rancho Mirage will be renovated to make room for other programs and services.
You will still receive the benefits your membership offers. All members will continue to get the great discounts; the magazine will arrive in your mailbox three times a year; and our physician referral service (both online and on the phone) will be available to you, as will the many community lectures and events across the valley. The Healthy Living Resource Center will continue to provide access to California Department of Aging HICAP counselors for Medicare counseling, advance directive forms and other resources. The Healthy Living Resource Center does not offer walk-in blood pressure screenings at the La Quinta location. Please speak with your primary care physician about the best ways to monitor your blood pressure on an ongoing basis.
As a reminder, you can reach the Healthy Living Resource Center
in a number of ways:
Physician referral: emc.org/physician or 760-568-1234
Calendar of events: emc.org/calendar
Appointments with a HICAP (insurance) counselor: 760-610-7205
If you take exercise classes that require payment, please call us at 760-568-1234.
If you would like to join the Eisenhower Healthy Living
Resource Center, call 760-610-7205.
For a complete list of discounts at local
businesses and resta ura nts, please visit emc.org/discounts


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Entacapone; Tolcapone/Selected MAOIs Interactions
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Severe. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects and are usually not taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
When these two medicines are taken together, your body may not be able to process certain body chemicals (e.g. epinephrine) properly.
What might happen:
You may experience a faster heart rate and/or an increase in blood pressure.
What you should do about this interaction:
Contact your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) as soon as possible about taking these two medicines together. They may already be aware of this drug interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
- 1.Comtess (entacapone) UK summary of product characteristics. Orion Pharma, UK September 16, 1998.
- 2.Tasmar (tolcapone) US prescribing information. Valeant Pharmaceuticals International May, 2013.
- 3.Comtan (entacapone) US prescribing information. Orion Corporation June, 2014.
- 4.Comtan (entacapone) Canadian prescribing information. Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. March, 2006.
- 5.Tasmar (tolcapone) UK summary of product characteristics. Valeant Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Januar 11, 2006.
- 6.Eldepryl (selegiline) US prescribing information. Somerset Pharmaceuticals February, 1997.
- 7.Emsam (selegiline) US prescribing information. Somerset August, 2007. 8.Ramsay RR, Dunford C, Gillman PK. Methylene blue and serotonin toxicity: inhibition of monoamine oxidase A (MAO A) confirms a theoretical prediction. Br J Pharmacol 2007 Nov;152(6):946-51.
- 8.Peter C, Hongwan D, Kupfer A, Lauterburg BH. Pharmacokinetics and organ distribution of intravenous and oral methylene blue. Eur J Clin Pharmacol 2000 Jun;56(3):247-50.


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It has come to my recent attention that im a member of too many damn forums. So i decided to eliminate a few, and guess what...this is one of em, suprise! I wont make some long post because most of you dont care, and honestly i dont either.
It occurs to me everytime i visit i cant stand 99% of you new dumbasses and i dont really contribute much. So its been lame, dont forget the lube.


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GRE/GMAT/LSAT/MCAT Class Scholarship Applications Available
Faculty, please pass on this important opportunity for our students preparing for Graduate School.
Career Services has partnered with Kaplan Test Prep again this year to offer the opportunity for students to receive a free GRE, GMAT, MCAT or LSAT prep course. Applications are available here or at the Career Services office in 101 Muller Center.
Completed applications are due no later than 5:00 p.m. Friday, September 13, 2013. Email your documents to Nikki Lynn at email@example.com or hand in a printed copy at Career Services. Recipients are selected by a committee of faculty and staff and decisions are final. The scholarship winners will be announced at the Grad and Professional School Fair on Tuesday, October 1.
Please contact Career Services at (607) 274-3365 or stop by 101 Muller Center with questions.
Originally published in Intercom: GRE/GMAT/LSAT/MCAT Class Scholarship Applications Available.


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Susan Corkran is an alumni parent and MWS board member. The following is a speech she gave at Meadowbrook during the 2013 New Parents Reception.
Welcome Dear Friends, to this beautiful place on this beautiful evening. You have embarked on a journey which if you let it, will change your life. Through it you and your children will change the world. I know my little talk runs the risk of being as memorable as most speeches but I ask that you please keep in your mind one question, and that is "what brought you here?"
My name is Susan Corkran and I am the mother of a Meadowbrook Waldorf School graduate of the Class of 2010. My son, Jasper Romero is in his senior year at South Kingstown High School and he is what brought me here, not just to this podium on this night or to this community but to Rhode Island and, I have begun to believe to this life on this planet.
When I was 21 and living in Colorado in a basement apartment working as a costumer at an opera festival I saw a picture of two hale and hearty farmers, a young Vermont couple loading hay onto a horse-drawn wagon. At the end of the opera season I packed up my Datsun F-10 and my dog and headed for Vermont. The car died in Connecticut and my sister drove me to Maine to work as a waitress in a national park. At the end of the national park season I made it to Burlington Vermont where I lived at the YWCA until I found a chilly apartment in an old house and started working as a baker in a subterranean cafe. There followed stints as a poster hanger, ice cream scooper, and brochure distributor. No farming.
Then I met a man who dangled tempting images of rural Rhode Island. I moved here to Charlestown to a cottage on a sheep farm adjoining the Merners' property and resumed work as a costumer, this time at Theatre by the Sea. At the end of the summer theater season I found a job in the retail shop at a small herb farm just down the street from here, in Wyoming. Finally, farming. Or selling things in a shop attached to a greenhouse on a tiny two acre biodynamic herb farm, and occasionally working up a righteous sweat rubbing dried herbs from their stems while listening to the farmer wax philosophical about Steiner this and Anthroposophy that.
The pieces started coming together slowly over the next few years, when our landlords' daughter Kate, a bright, engaging, always-smiling young person who had played the flute at our wedding in the sheep field invited an elderly lady, "Miss Gerri" to her high school graduation party. What kind of 18 year-old invites her first grade teacher to her graduation party? And who was this person who had so formed this young woman that she was revered in the household as a wise elder? The story came out that clever Kate had so wilted over a few weeks in public kindergarten that her parents, both PhD's in one science or another, quickly scooted lovely Kate to the new-forming Waldorf School which was then in a church basement being nurtured by, among others, our very own Betty Merner. Their bright child rapidly returned with new songs and games to share with her little brothers on the vast farm by the swamp. Miss Gerri taught Kate through the third grade, a concept which garnered from me the usual concerns about "what if they don't get along?" and "how can a teacher know how to teach different grades?"
Enter Jasper, after his mother's first seven years of wondering what the heck a big Western girl like her was doing in this tiny Eastern state where the trees blocked every view and people were just, well, Yankees. Swamp Yankees, even. Fast forward to our own public kindergarten experience: the teacher was lovely, the school as cozy as could be but when we sat down for our first parent-teacher conference and it all boiled down to the 17 words Jasper could read, a chill ran down my spine. I tried to maintain a respectful attentiveness but all I could think was "you do not know my child." That teacher met the standards of her profession with grace and compassion, became a reading specialist because she wanted to make a difference for individual children. She would have made a great Waldorf Teacher.
In the midst of a divorce, we stayed at that school for first grade assured that we had the best teacher. And that teacher miraculously held the attention and affection of 30 busy six year olds, told stories, sang songs. Today Jasper says she was a "no-nonsense lady, very good at working with kids, at getting past things in a friendly way. She had a motorcycle. She was cool." She would have made a great Waldorf teacher.
But when for the next year, Jasper's 17 words suddenly having become thousands so that he was testing at sixth grade level, we were offered the options of putting him into a computer-based accelerated reading program, advancing him to third grade instead of second, or putting him in a class of 10 "accelerated learners," 10 "delayed learners" and four adults, we knew enough even as divorced parents flattered by this recognition of our son's special cleverness, to become alarmed. It seemed clear that our child was being viewed as a feather in someone's statistical cap. We had considered and decided against home schooling because Jasper had thrived in daycare while I was in nursing school; how would using a machine to make him smarter at something he was already smart at advance his need for human connection?
And so we found ourselves on a May afternoon in a dimly-lit room draped in pink silk, trying to sell ourselves to Betty and Miss Su. Jasper's dad was reassured by whatever they said about the academic rigors of Waldorf education, the statistics indicating that children who participate in this education go to the high schools they want to, the colleges they choose. My only agenda at the time was that my son, who was struggling with the sadness and anger of our divorce be a nice, happy person. (I have since learned by the way that as altruistic as that sounds, I really had no business having any agenda for my child but that he be himself.) The delightful irony of the ironclad 'six-by-June first' rule meant Jasper, who had been five when he started first grade would be repeating first grade and not skipping second. He was invited to visit with the kindergarten class he would be joining as a first grader the next year. To this day, Jasper thinks he attended kindergarten at Meadowbrook so indelible an impression did Miss Su make in that week of visits.
And so there we were, and here we are. Here we are in a place where you pay money so that your child has a chance to break her arm at recess. Because she will be in a tree or on a rope, or riding on the back of a bigger child. In a place where instead of being suspended for a physical disagreement with another child, your child will be sentenced to community service alongside that child weeding gardens, or stacking wood, or moving risers. So that when they are high school seniors they will sit in your living room together and play their guitars. Or yes, their video games.
Here we are, where you do not have power over what happens in the classroom because this is not a democracy; it is an exquisitely planned and executed pedagogy that recognizes, perhaps better than you will sometimes, what your child needs and offers it cleverly disguised as a walk in the woods, a wooden flute, a knitted sock, a math poem delivered in unison while marching in a circle, a violin lesson and the attendant torturous 15-minutes-a-day practice (I recommend viola; not as squeaky), a Shakespeare play, "Farmer Boy", wet-on-wet watercolor (all yellow? Just yellow?), Diwali, Michaelmas, eighth grade projects (ask Lorna, board president, about that log cabin), the eighth grade trip… Savor it while you are in it, friends. It flies. Congratulate yourselves for having the wisdom to let the universe bring you and your children here.
And please bring what you have. If it's money, great. We can always use more of that. If it's time, that's good too; let your skills and interests be known and used. Build a fence. Sew a costume. Weed a garden. Drive another child to and from school. Bake cookies. And more cookies. Show up for everything you can show up for. Don't argue about technology policies; they are there for a reason, and it's a good one, and it has to do with the long-term health and functioning of your child, not their short-term pleasure or their grandparents' disappointment about not being allowed to buy the latest gadget for Christmas. Watch plays instead of filming or photographing them. Be here. Drive for field trips, or buy gas for someone who is driving for field trips. When the teacher asks for your help, give it if you can. He or she is tending the soul of your child and the future of humanity. Learn about Steiner and Waldorf education; attend adult ed programs. This is more than just an alternative to public school; this is a movement, and its goal is the evolution of human spirituality, one little human spirit at a time. We are in the business of equipping human beings to meet the world they are in; it's going to take all of our energy. Please bring your trust in this process; these teachers and administrators are meticulous professionals who are very serious about their tasks. And it is a joyful, beautiful process. If it makes you want to quit your job and become a Waldorf school teacher, please do so.
Here I am, a big Western girl in a little Eastern state. I have thought of leaving many times, moving closer to family, or someplace where the views are better and land cheaper. This idea was, of course, emphatically vetoed by my son. The Meadowbrook Waldorf School community has been the village that has raised and continues to embrace my child and be his home. Jacquelyn tolerated my endless late tuition checks (do not take that as an endorsement of late tuition); Lorna was Jasper's Thursday mom; Charlotte the Administrator sang him nonchalantly off a stone wall his first day of first grade while I was panicking that he wouldn't obey my direction to get down off the wall; Jeremy the strings teacher almost succeeded in getting him to continue viola past 10th grade. Amalia corralled 19 very different children into a cohesive class that still meets for birthdays, breakfasts, musical jams, Three Kings' Day, hiking trips, going-away parties, and to remember their beloved friend and classmate Allie.
A week ago Jasper came out of the bathroom in distress, pointing out to me his receding hairline. Sadly, he was correct; my brother started balding at 17, so the hand is dealt. Then, we got in the car and headed to Michaelmas. There I was, driving to my son's grade school, with my son and his receding hairline. At Michaelmas he met up with his reading buddy, who showed him forts in the woods. One of my colleagues on the board, Mikhail, who has younger children, asked me what my son looked like; "Like a man," I said, "with a receding hairline." In the blink of an eye, this community has nurtured and sent forth a young man who will spend a Saturday morning walking through sunny woods with a 10-year old boy; a young man who fills my living room with music, who writes like he's on fire, who scores well on standardized tests but won't take them over to see if he can score even better, who knits hats for extra money, who can mastermind a backpacking trip or a charity concert, who says the entire take-home message of his grade school education was "nobody's perfect, but everybody has something to offer," and who above all, loves his friends fiercely. I am deeply grateful to the forces that brought us here.


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There is no campaign, he is right. Rigpa, among other things, is exactly the knowledge of the display of the basis as one's own display, and ignorance is ignorance of that.gad rgyangs wrote:
You can either emphasize the ineffability of the base, or talk around it forever (which is a lot of fun actually), but either way the first thing is recognizing it. ChNNR seems to be campaigning for an adjustment of Dzogchen terminology, where "rigpa" is no longer to be used also as a synonym for the base itself (as it often is in the old texts) but is to be reserved for our knowledge of the base.
There are five types of vidyā described by Vimalamitra in the Vima Snying thig i.e. 1) the vidyā that apprehends characteristics; 2)the vidyā that apprehends or appropriates the basis; 3) the vidyā that is present as the basis; 4) the vidyā of insight; and 5) the vidyā of thögal.What does this knowledge "look like"? It can not be conceptual, otherwise just reading sentences like the quote above would be rigpa.
1) The vidyā that apprehends characteristics: "the vidyā that imputes phenomena as universals and as mere personal names", is one's mere non-conceptual self-knowing awareness defiled by many cognitions.
2) The [vidyā that] appropriates the basis creates all cognitions when present in one's body, present as the mere intrinsic clarity [of those cognitions], is called "unripened vidyā".
3) The vidyā present as the basis is the reality of the essence, original purity, that exists possessing the three primordial wisdoms. The vidyā which is not covered by partiality is present as the essence of omniscient wisdom. Further, that primordial wisdom is present as a subtle primordial wisdom. If that primordial wisdom did not exist, there would be no liberation from emptiness. Further, there would be no liberation from the inert. However, if vidyā exists as primordial wisdom, it would be no different than the realist's nirmanakāya.
4) The vidyā of insight is those vivid appearances when the instruction is demonstrated. It is called "the essence of the self-apparent thigle". As there are many unmixed appearances, the Teacher stated:
- Everything arose from non-arising,
showing the great miraculous display in every way.
5) The vidyā of thögal is the absence of increase or decrease in experience having reached the full measure of appearance through practice. Having completed all the signs and qualities, also they are not established by their own nature. When self-manifesting as omniscient wisdom, it [the vidyā of thögal] is called "abandoning phenomena", "the exhaustion of phenomena", "beyond phenomena", "liberated from phenomena", and "no arising even in mere arising".
So the issue really is complex and there are many different ways or angles from which to discuss vidyā or rigpa.