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Fixing Buggy Tracks
Posted Jun 16 2009 - 09:36 AM
I was looking at this thread and was reminded about Indy 67 having issues. Does someone have the knowledge to fix it?
Posted Jun 16 2009 - 11:43 AM
High Risk (To be avoided for points races)
Mallory Park - Easter Trophy (mallory)
Montjuic Parque (to be re-evaluated with new version)
Oulton Park V2
Oran Park
Paul Ricard 1988
Wigram Airfield 1968 (65mod + 66 mod so far)
Zeltweg 1970
Medium Risk (To be tested in fun races)
Bathurst Mt. Panorama
Blue Mountain (65mod?)
Daytona RC (freeze is a car cuts in front of you at the chicane: clipping bug.)
Indy 67
Pic Long
Anyone else know of problematic tracks or have a better idea about the above tracks?
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Posted Jun 16 2009 - 04:05 PM
The "fixed" Montjuic is about as good as it can get. The mean time to failure is much longer than it was, and 80%+ cars finish now in full grid online races from the tests we ran. There are still occasional glitches, but these might be more GPL and instantaneous processor load related than the track itself. There is nothing wrong with the track in terms of mismatches now so it is about as good as it can be.
Zeltweg is in a similar camp to Mallory. I did look at it for a cln file and realised it needs a lot to sort out. The problem with most of these things is that without the source files it is a really hard job to rebuild and recompile tracks. We did it for the update to John Black's excellent Oulton Park track, but it took absolutely ages to reconstruct all of the build files needed to allow recompiling.
I have been meaning to look at Wigram again as it is one of mine. Personally I have never had a problem there, which you will appreciate makes it very hard for me to test if any changes I make to see if they help or not. Again it is in the Montjuic camp that there is nothing materially wrong with the 3do or the trk file that should cause lockups. I have notes from a recent league race showing where people had lockups that I will look into when I have time to see if there is a clear pattern. Something else I wonder about with some of these is if people run with various graphics options turned off. Depending on the object classes chosen certain odd things can happen at some tracks if not all options are enabled. It is a long time since I made it, but I vaguely remember some sort of oddness about Wigram to do with object classes for some of the outfield stuff that was used to mask some clipping. As I recall turning on all objects got rid of this, but as I say it has been a while....
Of the others, Goodwood is another one with a known mismatch. Indy I think has to do with sliding on the banking in the turns. I saw something similar with Brooklands that always when the car got to a certain drift angle in a certain place it would lockup. I think I fixed it for Brooklands by doing something to the fb and set files when compiling, but again I would have to go back to my notes. Either way, that is also probably a rebuild job.
The only other thing I can think of for some are if they are rasteriser problems. I know that some sizes or numbers of sub images can cause problems for some rasterisers. (I need to look up what the limitation is, but I know that Targa needed a fix to make it work in OGL by changing a texture). It could be that this is also coming into play on some of these other tracks.
For debugging and trend searching it is always worth knowing what track version anyone was using, what their rasteriser is, what graphics options they have turned on/off, what detail bias they have, what corner/location on track it happened at, what else was going on around them, i.e. did some cars just appear ahead, or did someone just have a high impact crash etc. All of these can help to find a trend and ultimately a solution if it is evident that there is only one problem area on track, or perhaps even only one problem texture or object.
Ultimately for most of these things it is a real pain though, because obviously the problems didn't show up during original beta testing or they would have already got fixed before release, by their nature these faults are intermittent which is very frustrating and as I said above, often the original source files are not available so it is a long hard slog to do anything about things if the track.3do is involved in the problem.
Posted Jun 17 2009 - 02:55 AM
we also have a track blacklist at our league:
If there is interest I will translate it to English.
Edited by Stefan Roess, Apr 04 2016 - 09:45 AM.
Posted Jun 17 2009 - 03:23 AM
Thanks in advance.
Posted Aug 31 2009 - 04:46 AM
Bob Simpson, on Jun 16 2009, 12:43 PM, said:
I will add a few others from the GPFun blacklist. We run 90 minutes races with full grid, so I guess we have more chances to get into bad situations
Not to be used in official races (several CTDs over the years, every time we used them):
Salzburgring 74
Virginia (V.I.R)
Risky and thus avoided (several CTDs over the years, yet not systematically):
- Oulton 60's version (cars "jump to the side" for a couple of frames on the back straight; manageable)
- Laguna 67 (cars jump backward on the start/finish line; the issue was known and I don't know if it was fixed).
- Keimola (this is probably fine, just a bad event with several CTDs)
- Buenos Aires, BA15 (several CTD's, but all in all manageable and we use it)
- Road Atlanta (you can be thrown into the air when exiting the pits, manageable)
Posted Aug 31 2009 - 05:01 AM
Thanks for your list.
I remember the problem from Laguna67 with flipping cars on S/F-line every lap by 10 - 15 meters. But this problem is fixed. We had more then one league-races there without showing the old problem. But unlucky i don't know where the fix is linked. Maybe other drivers can give you a hint.
Posted Aug 31 2009 - 08:27 AM
Stefan Roess, on Jun 17 2009, 09:55 AM, said:
...If there is interest I will translate it to English.
done, for latest additions see link above
Posted Aug 31 2009 - 01:33 PM
And Stu; thanks for starting this thread. I think we should build a page in the GPL Wiki for this.
Posted Aug 31 2009 - 01:52 PM
It seems Ardmore is a bit critical near the turn 1 too, as seen offline.
Marlboro 1967 in replays and Speed Valley when spinning in turn 2 are very critical in terms of CTD, both even without a touch in any wall.
Edited by Otavio Silveira, Aug 31 2009 - 01:52 PM.
Posted Sep 22 2009 - 05:57 AM
Got fixed!
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Edited by Stefan Roess, Nov 14 2017 - 05:07 PM.
Posted Oct 04 2009 - 10:51 PM
Stefan Roess, on Aug 31 2009, 11:27 AM, said:
Looks very critical, also regarding freezes. In 2008 I experienced too my first freeze/disconnection retirement in league, right there.
Posted Oct 05 2009 - 01:16 PM
Otavio Silveira, on Oct 4 2009, 11:51 PM, said:
Stefan Roess, on Aug 31 2009, 11:27 AM, said:
Looks very critical, also regarding freezes. In 2008 I experienced too my first freeze/disconnection retirement in league, right there.
that track had these issues back in 2003 already - we had lots of disco/freezes back in the GL 67-only days at Zeltweg, which made us ditch it from future seasons.
#14 Border Reiver - guest
Posted Oct 06 2009 - 08:02 AM
I am sure I asked you before, but did you find a good shortcut to make it easier to create the .tex file in order to rebuild tracks?
Posted Oct 06 2009 - 08:40 AM
Border Reiver, on Oct 6 2009, 04:02 PM, said:
I am sure I asked you before, but did you find a good shortcut to make it easier to create the .tex file in order to rebuild tracks?
In what way do you need to rebuild the .tex files?
If it can be automated i'm willing to have a look at it
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Like our beloved Meatpacking club scene, Hamptons brings the same bottle-popping, fist pumping scenesters in their various degrees of posh, just with more money and more cableknits. Read, take note, act accordingly...it's the 2010 Guest of a Guest guide to Hamptons nightclubs.
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The Rundown: Like the popular Meatpacking location, RdV East gathers the same sort of rambunctious hipster meets too-hip-for-you (or maybe they're the same thing these days?) crowd of bottle-poppers and...bottle-sprayers?
Doorman Dish: If you roll with the right crowd (aka KirillWasHere.com or The Chainsmokers, who seem to be running this joint lately), or fit the right look (PYT), you're in the clear.
Beware: Keep in mind the seemingly inevitable drenching oneself in liquor and save the designer duds for another night. Oh, and like your mother always suggests, use the bathroom before you leave the house - this joint's still rocking port-a-pottys.
Axe Lounge @ Dune
The Rundown: With The Strategic Group behind this now-established Southampton staple, celebs like Leo DiCaprio and Jay-Z used to be regulars. Now that AXE (yes, like the deodorant) has joined in on the deal, the crowd has gotten a little more...like those who you'd expect to use AXE.
Doorman Dish: Bring out the big guns and move in with guerilla tactics: spray down with AXE, talk to ropemaster Brian Mazza, and ask for Zev "the Dune" Norotsky, who apparently runs the Hamptons. Or at least the AXE Lounge.
Beware: Wayward fist-pumps are dime a dozen at Dune, so cover that precious pout of yours before leaving your table-side perch.
Lily Pond
The Rundown: Also an established nightlife destination for East Enders, Lily Pond hits East Hampton backed by Provocateur owners Mike Satsky and Brian Gefter.
Doorman Dish: Dress right, act the part, and they'll let you in...but not without paying a pretty penny. Even at 3am they'll often request a $100 bar tab per person. And let's be honest, at that point in the night, that's pretty much a $100 cover charge.
Beware: Let's just say, make sure you don't spend your allowance before 3am hits.
The Rundown: One of the few drinks, dancing, and dinner joints on this list, Georgica certainly has versatility on its side. While we wouldn't necessarily recommend the $25 prix-fixe dinner, it's convenient, and the drink specials can't be beat.
Doorman Dish: The EMM Group runs a tight rope on Saturday nights. We'd suggest being a supermodel, getting invited to one of their almost weekly exclusive events, or simply befriending PR princess Ariel Moses.
Warning: Go straight to the bar if you're looking for drink specials - the wait staff seemed to have no idea what we were talking about (but they DO exist, we promise!)
Montauk Yacht Club
The Rundown: MYC is now, at least in our opinion, the official mecca for all the homeless hipsters who have (mistakenly?) found themselves in the sea of seersucker that is the Hamptons. Seriously, look at these kids. We couldn't come up with a better caricature of hipster existence if we tried. The MYC meets NYC party hits the yacht club every Saturday night.
Doorman Dish: Our best suggestion is to come dressed the part - skinniest of jeans, bushiest of beards, flannelist of flannels. If all else fails, try paying off the bouncer in American Spirits.
Warning: It's real hipster. In case we haven't made that clear.
So there you have it. The 2010 guide to clubbing in the Hamptons (at least so far). Keep an eye out for our upcoming Hamptons door guide, bar guide, and restaurant guide - coming soon!
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The improving economy means most key US industries will ring up sales gains in 1983, according to a new Commerce Department report. Of the major industries highlighted in the department's midyear update of its 1983 Industrial Outlook report, 23 of 29 are expected to post higher sales than in 1982.
''The aggregate economy is in a solid advance and the nonfarm business economy is in a rapid advance,'' says Robert G. Dederick, undersecretary of commerce for economic affairs.
Government analysts significantly boosted their 1983 sales forecasts for nine industries: residential construction, furniture, lumber, appliances, cement, semiconductors and petrochemicals.
''This suggests the recovery is following the classic lines of recoveries in postwar years and is being lead by residential construction and automobiles,'' says John E. Cremeans, research director for the department's Bureau of Economic Analysis.
But he adds, ''As in most recoveries, the benefits will be distributed unevenly among industries.''
In updating forecasts first issued in December, the department significantly downgraded the sales outlook for five industries: steel, agricultural chemicals, farm machinery, construction machinery, and oil-field machinery. The forecasts for 15 other industries were not changed significantly, Mr. Cremeans says.
Also substantially unchanged was the department's assumption about how well the economy will rebound in 1983. It is forecasting that economic output will be 5 percent higher in the fourth quarter of 1983 than in the same period of 1982.
The outlook for the residential construction industry has undergone the most pronounced improvement. The value of residential construction put in place in 1983 is expected to total $103 billion in 1983, a jump of 32 percent over 1982 levels and up 13 points from the December forecast.
''We don't think the boom in residential construction will continue at the rate it is going, '' cautions analyst Gerald Moody. ''The rise will level off. It is hard to believe interest rates will fall much in the next couple of months. (So) we are not likely to see a big expansion in housing starts.'' He predicts housing starts in 1983 will total 1.6 million.
The bleakest forecast is for machine-tool manufacturers, whose sales are slated to fall 31 percent below depressed 1982 levels. The industry is suffering from stiff price competition from less developed coutries that want to enter the industry, notes analyst Thomas J. Gallogly. ''After 1983, there will be a strengthening in machine-tool demand,'' he says. ''The question is: Who will be there to answer the demand.''


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As the controversial sit-lie ordinance makes its way to the Board of Supervisors for debate Tuesday, Mayor Gavin Newsom is already prepping for potential defeat.
The mayor has started crafting his own ballot measure that would go to voters in November, pre-empting any potential for the board to vote down his proposed legislation banning sitting or lying on city sidewalks between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m., with 30-day jail sentences and $500 fines for repeat offenders.
While the ordinance passed through the board's Public Safety Committee on May 25, supervisors expressed reservations.
"I think there is a real problem, but we already have laws on books that, if properly enforced, can address those problems," Supervisor David Campos said.
Regardless of the outcome, Newsom has remained unwavering about putting the issue before voters come November. He has until June 15 to file a ballot statement, and the Mayor's Office is still talking with stakeholders to help draft specific language for a ballot measure, according to Tony Winnicker, spokesman for Newsom.
"They can't be trusted to resolve and meaningfully address a problem that small businesses deal with every day," Winnicker said of city supervisors. "Now it's voters' turn to act."
The issue has pitted civil-rights activists against business owners, especially in the Haight, where merchants have complained about the incessant loitering, sitting and lying on sidewalks near businesses.
On the other end of the debate, civil-rights activists say the law would have unintended consequences like criminalizing homelessness.
"The law itself doesn't make sense, and the Police Department and the Mayor's Office haven't made a good effort to justify the proposal," said Bob Offer-Westort, civil-rights organizer for the Coalition on Homelessness, which is opposed to the ordinance.
Although a recent poll conducted by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce showed that there's strong public support for a sit-lie ban, with 71 percent favoring it, political support has been much weaker.
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Banjo and Bovril Festival 2017
Wednesday 25th January 2017 | Sunday 29th January 2017
Our Banjo & Bovril Trad & Folk Festival, now in its third year is named to offer a worthy hat-tip to days long gone, when fishermen would come ashore from time spent on the Irish Sea. First stop, The Harbour Bar. Here they'd have a cup of Bovril to warm themselves up - before settling into a night drinking porter, singing and playing banjos, guitars, bodhráns, mandolins and whatever other instruments were at hand. Join us in the Harbour Bar from Wednesday 25th - Sunday 29th January as we celebrate Irish music with some of the country's greatest purveyors of trad and folk. All gigs are FREE! THE LINE UP Mick Flannery The Eskies Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh Bunoscionn David Keenan AnTara Los Paddy's De Las Pampas Gabriel G Diges Band The Tiny Quartet Lucia Comnes Rake the Ashes Crooked Jack Brand New Switcheroo Seodín


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I've been meaning to learn how to bake cupcakes, so I got 2 new muffin pans last week since I was inspired by a colleague. I thought I'd try baking some cupcakes using the mix that Maya Kitchen gave me when I attended the cheesecake class. I told myself that baking using a mix would make me comfortable working on a more complicated recipe later on. So I got myself to work yesterday and here's how the cupcakes looked like.
For the life of me I have no idea why the middle part of the cupcake expanded. I have a couple of theories -- may have overmixed it or maybe because I did not put a water pan under. Beats me, but I'll likely do some research on it so I don't make the same mistake.
A couple of friends said they look like muffins. My friend, Chelle, says that they look like a Smurf's house. Another friend says they'll look like a monster on a game if I decorated them.
So I shall call my first cupcakes, the Smurf House Cupcake. For all it's worth, it turned out okay. Here's the proof:
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN (June 2, 2008) - As the desire to offer consumers smaller, easier-to-use medical products grows, Logic and Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) today released a new development kit specifically designed to quickly bring new medical products to market. The new ZoomTM Medical OMAP35x Development Kit and companion System on Modules (SOMs) use TI's OMAP35x processor to provide developers with a cost-effective, compact way to design and produce medical, industrial and other embedded applications. For more information, see www.ti.com/medicalevmpr.
The development kit allows medical product companies to easily develop sophisticated integrated medical devices with advanced graphical user interface, smart and real-time physiological processing, and wired and wireless connectivity options for patient monitoring and data logging applications. All of this is accomplished with a low cost, highly flexible software development environment, and the SOM design of the medical development kit provides rapid manufacturing to help avoid additional trials or product releases.
"TI's integrated circuit innovations empower customers to make advanced medical devices that are more flexible, affordable and accessible," said Srik Gurrapu, marketing and business development manager, Low-Power Medical Processors, TI. "The SOM module based on the OMAP35x platform will help medical customers quickly begin development and take advantage of a unique combination of high performance and very low power consumption. Having the same SOM module in the development kit greatly reduces development time investment and risk for medical customers."
OMAPTM processors drive innovative and easy-to-use medical products
TI's OMAP35x processors that drive these modules provide laptop-like performance at handheld power levels, with an integrated ARM® CortexTM-A8 core, TMS320C64x+TMdigital signal processor (DSP), 2D/3D graphics engine and video accelerators. By combining this high-performance processor with the memory and connectivity (wired and wireless) subsystems and a full operating system into an off-the-shelf OMAP35x SOM, developers can take a superior end-product to market quickly and easily. For more information on OMAP, see www.ti.com/omap35xpr.
"The OMAP35x SOM will highly benefit the medical and other embedded markets," stated Kurt Larson, Product Marketing Manager for Logic. "Since the OMAP35x processors are based on high-performance, low-power ARM processors, customers can realize significant gains in horsepower and peripheral functionality, even within the tightest power constraints."
The OMAP35x processors in the 0.4mm pitch BGA package enables Package-On-Package capability to mount the memory on top of the OMAP35x processor. This means equipment manufacturers can deliver the smallest form factor and lowest power for medical and other embedded applications. These packages often require complex design and manufacturing, but the SOM module minimizes these challenges.
System on Modules (SOM) accelerate time to production
Logic has placed the OMAP35x processor onto a SOM-LV Type III form factor module. The OMAP35x SOM, measuring 31 x 76.2 x 7.4 mm (1.22 x 3 x 0.29 inches), is small enough to fit into almost any application, yet includes all necessary development interfaces for today's embedded products, including Bluetooth® 2.0 + EDR, 802.11b/g wireless Ethernet, USB 2.0 OTG, 24bpp TFT LCD controller, and four-wire touch screen.
In addition to providing the latest technologies, a variety of different operating systems can be used with the Zoom Medical OMAP35x Development Kit, including Linux, Windows® CE and Green Hills operating systems. The multiple BSPs allow developers to select an OS that best supports their needs and costs.
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The Zoom Medical OMAP35x Development Kit (TMDXMEVM3503-L) is available in limited quantities now and will be broadly available in 3Q08 for $995.
The OMAP35x SOMs will be available for use in production quantities through Logic's distribution network. Standard SOM configurations are listed below:
Both modules are in the SOM-LV Type III form factor (31 x 76.2 x 7.4 mm). For more information on Logic's standard SOMs visit www.logicpd.com/products/som/. For information about custom SOM configurations, please contact Logic sales: email@example.com.
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TI is helping shape technology to improve the quality and accessibility of medical equipment to revolutionize healthcare in the 21st century and beyond. With its full range of analog and DSP products, from building blocks to complete solutions, plus systems insight, global support infrastructure, advanced process technology and medical industry involvement, TI is helping make innovative medical electronics more flexible, affordable and accessible. TI's experience in diverse markets, such as wireless communications, consumer electronics, automotive and aerospace, enables engineers to meet increasing needs for higher speeds, higher precision, lower power and smaller equipment, while maintaining the high standards for quality and reliability that the medical market demands. For more information, please visit www.ti.com/medical.


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This exhibit showcased some 75 dolls and puppets from 30 countries given to Caroline Kennedy between 1961 and 1963. Foreign dignitaries and first ladies, including Italy's Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani, the Ivory Coast's President Felix Houphouet-Boigny, India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Monaco's Princess Grace, and the wife of France's President Charles de Gaulle presented dolls as state gifts. Other dolls in the collection were gifts from foreign citizens who did not hold official government positions"This collection represents what was a remarkable time at the White House. "Not only did the nation and world benefit from the energy and fresh outlook of a brilliant young president, but also from the liveliness and fun of his young family," said Deborah Leff, Director of the Kennedy Library and Museum.Born in 1957, Caroline Kennedy was a three-year-old when her father took the oath of office as President of the United States on January 21, 1961. (Her brother, John, was two months old at the time.) She attended kindergarten at the White House in classes organized by her mother, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy. Some of the most recognizable images of the Kennedy White House include photographs of the Kennedy children in the Oval Office and with their parents."This has been quite an undertaking from a conservation perspective," said Frank Rigg, the Museum's Curator. "Many of the dolls are handcrafted and therefore both beautiful and delicate. Restoration efforts have returned each doll to its original appearance and will serve to preserve all the dolls for years to come."
The centerpiece of the exhibit was the playhouse presented to Caroline Kennedy by Jacqueline de Gaulle, wife of French President Charles de Gaulle. The five-foot tall playhouse is white with red roof and shutters and has "Caroline" inscribed by the front door. Caroline Kennedy's children also played in the playhouse when they were youngsters.
The collection also includes dolls and puppets from Uruguay, Guatemala, Colombia, Austria, Holland, Wales, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Poland, Germany, Japan, Thailand, Pakistan, Jordan, Korea, Canada, Greece, and Puerto Rico. A Kachina doll from the National Congress of American Indians that was presented to President Kennedy is also in the exhibit.
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Like many, I'm saddened to watch the O implode. But man, there are days when you have to wonder which planet some of these folks are from. Here's an example. The headline? "New Willamette bridge to span cyclist-pedestrian chasm." A bit overwrought, perhaps? Then the reporter throws in this stuff: The bridge "may carry motorless people in such a way as to eliminate scraped knees and the hurled epithet."
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Bossip was in the building for the chic lil' shindig that Hennessy threw last night in NYC. The event was a celebration for the launch of their new venture, Hennessy Black. We chatted it up with a few celebs on the red carpet (before going in to get our drank on, of course). More photos and interviews from Lala, Kim K, Fabulous, Adrienne Bailon & Melyssa Ford when you pop the hood…
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Bossip: What do you have coming up?
Lala: Of course I have Charm School coming up. Myself and Ricky Lake hosing it. Really, really, really excited about that and my production company just produced the Mike Tyson Documentary. That's out, it's just been doing awesome. I'm just so, so excited about it and that's what I'm focused on right now
Bossip: How are you balancing your career, two year old son and relationship with Carmelo Anthony?
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I'll never forget the best introduction I've ever received as an invited speaker. The presenter simply said, "It is my great pleasure to introduce to you my brother, Charles Stanley, servant of the Most High God." I couldn't move from my seat for a few moments; I was so struck by this opening that glorified the Lord and identified my proper position.
The Word of God describes believers as ambassadors (2 Corinthians 5:20), soldiers (2 Tim. 2:3), and saints (Eph. 2:19). But the highest honor that we can receive is to be called servants of the Most High God. From the world's perspective, those who die to self in order to follow the Lord may stand in last place—in reality, however, they are first in His kingdom. (See Matt. 20:16.)
Sadly, service to God is often equated solely with what goes on at church. The preacher serves. The choir serves. The worker in the soup kitchen serves. But the guy pushing papers and the woman cleaning up others' messes tend to be seen as simply doing their jobs. From the Father's vantage point, though, work well done brings as much glory to His name as a song lifted in praise. (See Col. 3:23-24.) So take heart—if you're doing quality work and striving to make an impact on those around you, then you are serving God.
Service to the Lord is not about what we do, but rather how well we do all that the Lord has given us to accomplish (1 Peter 4:10). A good servant shares both Jesus Christ's attitude of humility and His motivation to reach people with the love of God.
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It's probably fair to say that two of the most common resolutions people make are either to get in better physical shape or better financial shape (maybe both?).
It's also probably fair to say that like most health clubs and gyms, which are usually full in January and empty in February, our best intentions on the financial side don't always last as long as we'd hope.
So, how can you look towards a better financial future in a way that will actually work?
Let's look at a few simple ideas.
Start with Determining Your Resources
In our office, I meet with clients and help them learn their options to deal with debts, and Melanie meets with them for financial counselling once we've identified the option that suits them best.
We both find a similar thread with a lot of folks we see – a lack of understanding about how much income they actually have in their household. Certainly, most people know what their hourly wage is, or their salary, or some components of their pension, but many people struggle to identify how much their average monthly take home, after tax, net in their pockets income is.
So, step one in getting on top of things is a bit of a simple inventory: how much do I have to work with?
If your income tends to fluctuate, see if you can determine a 'low average' – don't take your best weeks pay. We need to try not to count on too much overtime, for example.
Once you have determined how much you are working with, you can start to make better decisions about where it should go.
Build a Plan You Can Live With
Budgeting can feel boring and sometimes stressful. However, you need to have some type of plan so that you can get more out of your money.
There's lots of advice out there as to how to budget, but we'd argue most of it is flawed. Envelopes or jars can work, but often the amounts in them get jumbled, and frankly, how much cash do you really want sitting out?
The Hoyes Michalos No-Budget Budget Approach:
Budgeting by calendar, in our opinion (ie, paycheck to paycheck) runs the risk of just ensuring you are broke every two weeks. And most budget pages that you can download and fill in have too many categories. We think the reason most people don't follow through on budgeting is that the budget they build is built to fail.
So, what's our great idea then?
Now that you have an idea of your resources, the next step is to understand how you spend money.
Do you realize (we're guessing you do) that most of your money is already spent? Here's a mistake we want to move past – don't worry about wants versus needs right now. Right now, we need to look at FIXED versus VARIABLE expenses.
Any expense can change over time, but for right now, some are fixed. On this list go the obvious things like rent, car insurance and hydro. But also on this list go things like gym memberships, Netflix and bank charges. To be clear, we understand that groceries are more important than Netflix, but this is about fixed costs, not needs.
So, make the list: what are your fixed costs for the next month?
Now, subtract that total from the income you expect to have.
That's your budget.
Here's how you actually use this budget: take whatever is left over and divide by 4.
You have about 4 weeks to live on the leftover. You need gas and groceries. You may need medicine, clothing, etc. Maybe you'd like to grab a coffee before work everyday. Go for it, if you have money left over. If not, make the coffee at home.
What we know for certain is that if you spend more than the left over amount, you are going into debt or paying your bills late. What we also know is that if that amount, the leftover, is larger than you expected, you are wasting money. If the number is smaller than what you need, then your fixed costs are too high or your income is too low (no disrespect intended here, we recognize a large segment of the population does not have enough to make ends meet).
How Does This Help Me?
Now you can help yourself. You know what is coming in and you know what your fixed costs are and where that leaves you.
The next step is to ask yourself, am I happy with this? If you are, stop reading and congratulations!
If not, then start planning to improve your situation. Here's how to do that:
Set Some Savings Goals
Now you want to take the next step, which is determining what you want out of your money. The biggest motivation to continue working at your budget will be accomplishing a goal with your money.
It's often much easier to get ahead if you budget your savings, rather than you spending. Working towards something positive, like saving for your next card or putting money in an RRSP, can be a positive motivator. It's much easier to keep up than feeling you are giving up on something if your goal is to cut back on spending.
We don't want to set your goals for you, and whether they are long-term and conservative like saving for retirement or short-term and fun like going on a vacation, if they are important to you, they are important to us and worth pursuing.
Previously we talked about fixed vs variable spending. What we're going to suggest now is make a short list of one to three goals (the less the better, one thing at a time if possible), and make saving for it a fixed cost. Literally add into your fixed expense list an amount for 'goal'. If you need to start at $10 per month, do it. If you can do more, do more. Take that money and set it aside, in a separate Tax Free Savings Account (TFSA), for example.
Focusing on a savings goal doesn't mean we don't want you to keep a careful eye on your spending. Is there anything in the 'fixed cost' list that could be eliminated or reduced? Is there a chance you could live on a bit less of the 'leftovers' and put more away for that goal?
The key to getting on top of your finances may very well be to understand them a bit better. Not by spending hours setting budgets that won't get used, just by learning where your money goes and asking yourself constantly "am I happy with this or could I do better?"
What About Debt?
Good question. In our line of work, we help clients solve their debt problems every day. A spending plan is helpful if debts are fully under control, but if your debts are eating up all your income through interest charges or minimum payments, you need more than just a budget.
If this is you, come and see us, so that we can help you find the best option to eliminate your debt and help you build a spending plan within that option that can help you stay on top of your finances from now on.


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Ever since the population ''explosion'' or ''bomb'' expression came into use, people have come to us with questions. What does population ''explosion'' really mean? Is it just another Doomsday prediction dispensed by empty-headed Cassandras? Is it real? Is it over?
Articles have appeared in the past year in major US dailies announcing the end of the population explosion and the averting of demographic collapse. But absolutely nothing has actually happened to warrant such statements.
The facts of population growth are elementary and have remained unchanged for decades; no ''new study'' has uncovered any startling new evidence of any kind. The current flurry of ''fizzle'' articles was caused by a 1982 report from the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) which noted the decline in birth rates in some third world countries. The report pointed out that if all countries' birth rates had remained at the rather high level of the 1950s, world population in the year 2000 would be about 7.5 billion (it is about 4.6 billion today).
That statement is true. It is also true that the most recently published UN projection for the year 2000 is 6.1 billion, not 7.5 billion. At this point it is not difficult to see how one can be misled into thinking that world population in 2000 is now expected to be 6.1 billion, down from the 7.5 billion of the ''earlier projection.'' But this is not the case.
The confusion stems from a misinterpretation of UN population projections, a series of projections issued at normally five-year intervals since 1958.
In order to project the future population size of the world's countries, one is faced with the rather knotty problem of guessing what the countries' future birth rates will be. This is no easy task. In most of today's third world countries women have anywhere from five to eight children each. It is, however, generally accepted that as these countries modernize, their fertility behavior will at some point resemble that of today's industrialized countries where women usually have two children or less.
But when will those birth rates fall? And when they fall, how rapid will the fall be? Will the decrease be swift at first and then lose momentum or vice versa? No one knows. It would be at least logical to assume that birth rates will exhibit different patterns in different countries depending upon their particular situation.
The UN evaluates each country and makes an educated guess as to just what the timing of its birth rate decline might be and projects populations with that assumption. Then, in order to indicate possible ranges of error in the future, the UN publishes three sets of projections: the ''high'' variant which assumes the slowest decline in birth rates, the ''medium'' variant, which assumes a somewhat faster pace, and the ''low'' variant, which assumes the quickest decline of all. This, of course, results in three possibilities for population in 2000 (the most recent range from the low to the high variant projection Being 5.8 (billion) to 6.3 billion). World population in 2000, barring any major calamities such as nuclear war, is expected to fall in that range.
It is a common (though not always totally approprmate) practice to ignore the high and low projections when discussing the future and simply cite the medium or ''average'' projection for 2000, 6.1 billion. In publishing its projections of world population since the late 1950s, the UN medium projection for 2000 has always hovered in the 6.1 (billion) to 6.5 billion range. Where, then, did the 7 .5 billion projection come from?
In 1963, the UN published a fourth illustrative projection along with the high, medium, and low series. This projection assumed that all birth rates would remain constant (e.g. ''constant fertility''). The projection was intended solely to show what world population would look like if all countries' birth rates remained at the level of the late 1950s, as opposed to what was actually expected.
The ''constant fertility'' projection of 7.5 billion was never meant to be a baseline against which subsequent actual trends were to be measured. It was fully expected that birth rates would begin to come down in some third world countries before 2000 while others remained high.
To date, the UN projections are ''tracking'' quite well overall. In 1963, the UN projected a 1980 population of 4.3 billion. When 1980 rolled around the UN estimated a population of 4.4 billion. Not bad considering the gaps in information in 1963.
The fact remains that the Earth entered this century with less than 2 billion population, will close the century with over 6 billion, and will probably reach somewhere between 8 (billion) and 14 billion when population stabilizes - that is, if the ecological system permits this to occur. There has been no change in the expectation for decades, and without radical shifts in values, little likelihood of change in the future.


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KRPKAB Devakshi ff episode 23
Hey guys, welcome to KRPKAB Devakshi ff episode 23. I hv posted d intro of my 3 shots, Hum Saath Saath Hain Reloaded. Do read it. Here's d link..Click Here
N d links for d previous episodes of my ff n my OSs r :
KRPKAB Devakshi ff
Friendship day special
Anniversary gift promo
Anniversary gift Os
RECAP: Nani n Sona's meeting. Nani likes Sona. Devakshi romance.
Episode 23
Bose House
Sona n Elena were in their room. Sona tells her abt wat happened today n her encounter wid Nani. Elena laughs at Sona n Sona gives her deadly glares.
Next day at Dixit House
Sona comes n sees Ishwari, mamaji, mamiji n Nani sitting in d hall. They were having some talk. Sona comes n touches their feet. All bless her n Radha Rani gives her spcl blessings..fake ones..lol!! She's a..watever.. Nani asks her to complete her work soon, as she has to do some important ritual. Ahh!! Again a ritual.
NJ: Sona, finish your work soon n come to my room. I need to give u sth.
S: ok Nani.
She heads towards d kitchen. As soon as she enters d kitchen, someone pulls her from behind d wall.
S: Uri Baba!! Ke acche??
D: wat??Baba.. not Baba, it's Dev.
S: Dev.. Etta Ki..
D: wat ki ki..
S: Dev..wat us dis! U're becoming shameless day by day.
D: (coming close to her, says in a husky voice) u can become more beautiful day by day, but I can't become shameless..great!!
S:(controlling her blush) Dev, I'm your mother's doctor. Don't u dare flirt wid me.
D: ok then I'm going.(making a disappointed face, but as soon as he turns to go, he smirks)
S: (she holds his hand) ok ok..sorry. (she hugs him from behind)
Dev turns n hugs her back.
D: now dats perfect. U n me so close to each other.
S: Dev, no one can come between us na.
D: no one.. I promise.
Sona smiles. After sometime, Dev breaks d hug.
D: wat is dis Sona, I'm getting late for office n u're romancing wid me. Vry bad.
S: haww..Chee Dev..u're blaming me! After marriage also u'll do like dis?
D: ofcourse..
Sona turns her back towards him n shows fake anger.
D: arey, u're not understanding my motive behind it. Everyday I'll do like dis, then wat'll happen..
S: (interrupts) I'll dance in happiness, right..
D: wrong..u'll get angry on me n then after coming back from office, I'll come to u n will manaofy u.
S: so wats so spcl in dat!!
D: d way I'll do it, dat gonna be spcl.
He kisses in her cheeks n leaves smirking, leaving a confused Sonakshi in d kitchen. Sonakshi then understands his meaning n blushes.
Dev's office
Dev was sitting in his cabin n was in deep thought. He then takes his mobile n was scrolling down something. He makes a frustrated face.
D: wat is all dis! Now even internet cannot help me. Althoufh it can, but all dis is not my types. Wat do I do now?
He thinks n then gets an idea. He calls Tina n asks her to come to his cabin.
T: may I come in sir?
D: yes, cone in Tina.
Tina comes in. Dev looks confused.
T: any problem sir?
D: ya, actually..umm..
T: sir, plzz feel free to say.
D: yeah.. actually Tina, can u list some songs of Shah Rukh Khan.
T: sir, u n SRK songs!! U like old songs right.
D: yes, but dis time I want Shah Rukh Khan songs. As soon as possible.
T: ok sir.
Tina goes.
Dixit House
Sona has completed her work n was going in nani's room. Radha Rani sees her going towards nani's room. She follows her.
Nani's room
Sona enters d room. N Radha Rani hides behind d wall to listen to their convo.
NJ: Sonakshi, come. Sit.
Sona sits on d bed, near nani.
S: Nani, I also wanted to talk to u. But u say first.
NJ: I wanted to give u something.
She goes n gets some box from her Almirah. She opens d box.
S: kangan! (Bangle)
RR:(whispers) kangan!! Haye haye! Maa is giving kangan to dis bangalan. Dis oldie has nvr given any kangan to me n is showering all her love n jewellery on jiji n her family. Let me see which kangan she is giving to dis bangalan. (She peeps in nani's room)
NJ: hmm. My mother had given these to me. N I wanted to give dis to Dev's wife from my hands.
S: but naniji..
NJ: u should nvr say no to your elders blessings.
Sona smiles. Nani makes her wear d kangan.
NJ: (keeps her hand on Sona's head) always be happy. (Shouts) u also be happy Radha Rani. I've kept one kangan for Vicky's wife too. Now stop peeping in my room.
RR: no no maa. I was jst passing by.
Radha Rani runs away. Nani n Sonakshi laugh.
NJ: dis lady will nvr change. U were saying something na..say.
S: Nani, after my n Dev's marriage, u'll go back.
NJ: yes beta, I'll hv to go back. But u promise me dat after marriage u n Dev will come to stay wid me for 1 month.
S: but Nani, y don't u stay here, wid all of us. Everyone is here, maa, mamaji, mamiji, everyone. Plzz stay here naniji.
NJ: no beta. U're nanaji is not here. He's in Kanpur. His memories r in Kanpur. I can't stay without those.
D:(enters d room) but memories r in our heart n not at any place.
NRN:(they too enter) n we all hv nanaji's memories in our heart. So, here r more memories than in Kanpur.
Twinj n Shranan too enter.
Tw, Ku, Sh n Su (together): plzz Nani. Don't go back to Kanpur.
All say Nani amma Nani amma maan jao.
NJ: so u all had dis planned to convince me?
All nod in yes. Nani smiles.
NJ: who can keep d entire family together, she is a perfect daughter in-law. N who would like to go away from such a loveable daughter in-law.
D: dat means u're not going??(wid twinkling excited eyes)
NJ: no..I'll not go.
All hug Nani.
Outside Bose House
Dev gas come to drop Sonakshi home. Both r sitting in d car.
D: (holds Sonakshi's hand) thank u Sona. U convinced nani, thank u so much for dat.
S: u don't need to thank me Dev. I'm also going to become a part of your family. I'm nani's bahu. She's my Nani too.
D: ok, so now become nani's grandson's fiancée too. (Gets close to Sonakshi)
S: Dev, u all boys r a one track mind. (Pushes)
D: u're saying as if dis track nvr goes on in your mind!!
S: haww Dev. U're so bad!
D: it's all bcz of u. If u don't resist me, I'll nvr talk like dis. I'll jst do watever I want.
S:(goes red blushing) ok stop it.. do watever u want to do..but not now..hv patience Mr fiance.
She opens d door n runs out from d car. Dev moves his hand in his hair n says,"I hate patience." Screen freezes on Dev's cute face.
PRECAP: no more wait..Devakshi wedding rituals will start..
So how was d episode guys..I know it was not dat interesting, but I tried to add devakshi scenes, more n more..hope u like it. N next episode post krne me bhi bohot late ho sakta h kyuki mere exams h..N ho sakta h ki main comment bhi na kr saku, so plzz try to understand guys..??


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Crisis 4 - What Should We Do?
Before we can know how to travel somewhere, we need to know our starting point. The question, "What should I do?" becomes "Where am I?"
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Where are you in your evolutionary experience, based on your experience of life? How much experience of truthful reality is peeking through your virtual reality illusion and how can you increase wakefulness and maximize the expansion of your consciousness?
If these questions seem narcissistic, which they could be, let's remind ourselves that individual change influences collective consciousness. Likewise, changes in universal consciousness affect individuals. Transformation is both a trend—it's what consciousness does—and it's a choice; its something we can or will not embrace.
Consciousness is innately creative and is constantly creating itself newly in each nanosecond of its happening. To predict where it's going in twenty years takes you into fantasyland.
Of course, that's the real question behind "What should I do?" It's more like, "What should I do to prepare for what's coming?" Whether that's translated as "after our kids leave," or "when I retire," or "when I die," it's impossible to predict the future and then prepare for what we think will happen.
You can only recognize what has already happened and, based on that, see possible progressions, chief of which is that consciousness is evolving at a snail's pace. As my Sufi dentist likes to say, "God is slow."
The pace of evolving consciousness is slow, it grinds out its evolution at its own measured pace. We can safely assume that consciousness will not likely be that much different 20 years hence than it is now.
That may seem discouraging. We tend to be impatient creatures. But it could also bring us comfort. We might even relax and enjoy the show! What we are seeing is a shift towards increasingly extreme polarization. Anything in its extreme manifests its opposite. That's just the way life works and this explains why there can be so much good and so much evil at the same time. These are two sides of the same coin.
As Aleksandr Solzhenitsn wrote, "The line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being."
We can give up expecting there to ever be only trans-egocentric experience within the human population. There always has to be both the egoic and trans-egoic. One can dominate—and the egoic has certainly dominated—but neither can eliminate its opposite. We can witness trans-egoic experience increasing now and do whatever we can to increase our experience of it, but to imagine we will eliminate egoic illusion completely is delusional.
We are progressing into a 50-50 polarization now, with increasing emphasis on more wakeful, truthful values based on unity and harmony. We are witnessing the increasing dominance of truth over illusion. This is an evolutionary progression. We aren't controlling it but we can choose to participate or not.
I do notice many people choosing to evolve. Regardless of the horror stories mainstream media parades in front of us 24/7, most people are nice to each other. They have different experiences and beliefs but are not obstructively egocentric in relationship to each other. They share and support each other. That's the beginnings of trans-egoic behavior.
As the egoic state continues to diminish in dominance, it flails away with everything it's got, desperately trying to survive. But the truth is increasingly dominant and that's good news for any of us wondering what to do.
Simply put, go with the flow! Of course, that makes it sound easier than it is. The day-to-day reality of everyday life here in the 21st century calls us to respond to challenges with the conscious intention to evolve, to make the most of every opportunity that presents itself, and to demonstrate that, as an individual, we are choosing the "road less traveled," as Robert Frost wrote.
That is a spiritual path and it is not separate from the material world. Spirituality is a word for living awake. As author C. Tomaino wrote, "Spirituality is the deepest and most enduring dimension of the Self; a type of human consciousness where the heart and soul are the guide and source of fulfillment."
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Since 2010, Jane Kleeb, a gutsy, high-energy activist living in the rural college town of Hastings, Nebraska, has helped Nebraska landowners channel their fury against the Keystone XL pipeline, and the Canadian company TransCanada, which planned to route the proposed 1,179-mile pipeline from Canada's tar sands through the fragile Nebraska Sandhills. What began as a small political fight on the prairie grew into an environmental rallying cry uniting unlikely allies across the country, including a coalition of tribes, ranchers, and farmers calling themselves the "Cowboy Indian Alliance," seasoned environmentalists and neophyte activists, major progressive organizations, Hollywood celebrities, and, ultimately, influential Democratic Party donors.
Since President Obama announced that his administration had officially nixed the Keystone XL project last fall, Kleeb decided she wanted to bring the lessons learned from pipeline fighting into electoral politics. Less than two weeks ago, she was elected chair of the Nebraska Democratic Party in what the Lincoln Journal-Star called a "tumultuous state Democratic convention." Her ascendancy in the party is one indication that the fight over Keystone created more than a single-issue victory—it spurred the development of a political movement that has momentum beyond the pipeline. "We joke that the cowboy-and-indian Alliance that beat KXL is now leading the [Democratic] party on a very different path," Kleeb says. But that movement doesn't conform easily to traditional party politics, and it's not yet clear how these activists might influence outcomes this election season.
For years, the economic and political might of coal, oil, and gas seemed like an intractable force. The industry has fought hard against many environmental regulations, especially restrictions on carbon emissions, stymied incentives to promote renewable energy, and given generously to the campaigns of elected officials. And at first, the Keystone campaign seemed futile—in winter 2011, most "energy and environment insiders" polled by National Journal insisted the project would move forward, even though the president had delayed its approval process.
Bold Nebraska, the progressive political organization Kleeb founded, stoked the rural Keystone XL fight, which was focused on concerns about water contamination and TransCanada's property-rights violations, into a statewide battle. Bold also joined with 350.org, the international organization co-founded by author Bill McKibben to fight global warming, and an alliance of other major environmental groups like the Sierra Club and the Natural Resources Defense Council, student activists, faith leaders, indigenous groups, and other progressive organizations such as the NAACP. Together, they brought national attention to the Keystone fight and organized more than 750 protests all over the country, including demonstrations around the White House that resulted in hundreds of arrests. As the campaign drew supporters and built its muscles, it helped awaken and invigorate people all over the country who felt squeamish about the impacts of new fossil-fuel projects, whether because of their potential for accidents—as in the disastrous pipeline rupture in Michigan that tainted nearly 36 miles of the Kalamazoo River with diluted bitumen from tar-sands oil—or because of global warming.