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Over the years, we've seen how rare it is for teams to get back to the playoffs in consecutive years.
While the accepted rule is that about 50 percent of the playoff teams will change every season, I took a look at the exact numbers over the lasat five years.
Since the 2004 postseason, 27 out of 60 (45 percent) teams have gotten back the following year.
In the NFC, that number is lower. Eleven of 30 teams (36.7 percent) have returned to the postseason. In the AFC, it's 16 out of 30 (53.3 percent).
The Eagles made the playoffs four times during that span. They were a playoff team in 2004 but did not return in 2005. They were a playoff team in 2006 but did not return in 2007. They were a playoff team in 2008 and did return in 2009.
So the question is: Will they get back in 2010?
Which brings us to some links and notes to round up.
* Mike Florio, writing for The Sporting News, names the six teams that are least likely to return to the playoffs in 2010. The Eagles are one of them:
When the Eagles made Kevin Kolb their first draft pick (at the top of round two) in 2007, they laid the foundation for April's decision to dump long-time starter Donovan McNabb. And while Philly has plenty of faith in Kolb, he'll soon be facing more scrutiny than he ever could have dreamed. The offensive line has plenty of question marks, and the defense regressed significantly in the first year of the Sean McDermott era. To succeed, the Eagles need to clamp down on opposing offenses and display patience when in possession of the ball. It won't be easy, especially in a division that includes the Cowboys, the Giants, and McNabb.
* Got a press release last week about DeSean Jackson's football camp, which will be held at Moorestown Upper Elementary School this week. Per the release, Kevin Kolb, LeSean McCoy and Jeremy Maclin are among the teammates expected to attend.
* I've taken some heat for my post on Brent Celek last week so wanted to clarify my stance. I was not handing Celek the title of Best Tight End in Modern Eagles Franchise History. I was simply looking at the numbers and suggesting that if he reaches his potential and continues on the path he's on, he could certainly earn that title. I know he's only had one full season as a starter. But the title of the post was What is Celek's ceiling? And I stand by what I wrote - it's extremely high.
* ESPN.com names the 1960 Eagles as the best team in franchise history. The 2004, 1980 and 2002 teams received honorable mentions. Readers agreed, giving the 1960 team 42 percent of the vote. The '04 team received 35 percent.
* SI.com caught up with a couple ex-Eagles last week to get their take on league-wide issues. Jeremiah Trotter was asked about a potential 18-game season.
"As a businessman, when my guys work overtime, they want overtime money," Trotter said. "It really all comes down to the money. It has to increase significantly for that to be worth it."
And Hollis Thomas weighed in on the Albert Haynesworth situation.
"There are two sides to every story," Thomas said. "He was promised that he was going to play in the 4-3. Nose tackle in the 3-4 is not fun."
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On Thursday, as part of Mike Missanelli's Football Roundtable on 97.5 The Fanatic, former Eagles linebacker Jeremiah Trotter called out ex-coach Andy Reid over his in-game coaching abilities, saying that he was often out-coached in big games.
"If it came down to both teams were even, talent-wise, I think the opponent's team would win if it came down to coaching," Trotter told Missanelli and ESPN's Sal Paolantonio.
"Andy Reid got out-coached in a lot of games, man, a lot of big games," Trotter continued. "Time outs, running the football, you know."
His play-calling decisions also affected the psyche of the defensive players and coaches, according to Trotter.
"As a defense, we understood we passed the ball too much. You know, there's times we're sitting over there like, 'Man, listen. Just get us a couple of first downs so we can get a break.' And I'm sure it frustrated Jim Johnson also."
Trotter spent a total of eight seasons with the Eagles (1998-2001; 2004-2006; 2009), seven of them under Reid, including all four of his Pro-Bowl seasons and both of his All-Pro years.
Trotter also spent time with the Washington Redskins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, so he understands the landscape of the NFL.
So how does the 11-year-vet-turned-radio-host rate Reid as head coach?
"On a scale of one to 10, 10 being great, I give [Reid] a seven and a half or eight as a coach."
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Well, the honeymoon is over. The last time you heard from me, my relationship with the Lumia 920 and Windows Phone 8 was in its infancy, untainted by the painful reality that we truly are stuck together – for better or worse. We were newlyweds, dancing the night away and taking long walks on the proverbial beach. But now we have had time to live together, I'm beginning to notice its flaws. Some of WP8's quirks are beginning to make me question the practicality of our arrangement. When this whole thing started, I assumed I was ready to make the switch from iOS to WP8, but as the days wear on it is quite obvious that Microsoft's mostly great operating system still needs some work. And the most pressing to-do list item should be a notification center. Where the hell is it!?
WP8 uses toast notifications to alert the user of missed calls, new texts, etc. The problem is that without a way to store these notifications, they are lost after a brief appearance at the top of your screen. If you happen to be away from your phone when a toast pops then it may be gone forever, and that's no good. The number of missed notifications for any particular app is shown on its Live Tile – assuming you've even made a Live Tile for that app – but even this half-assed workaround is imperfect. Once an app is opened, the number of notifications is erased from the associated Live Tile, even if you don't deal with or read any of them.
It was a missed Twitter mention that first had me riled up about WP8's lack of a notification center. Under normal circumstances, I would have shrugged it off. Social media has never been a huge passion of mine. However, this particular mention was special. After leading a presentation on a tech journalist I admire, I decided to express my admiration of his work via Twitter. As luck would have it, I received a reply, but due to my Lumia's pathetic grasp of notifications, didn't find out until much later. Since I missed the toast notification and had no Twitter Live Tile, I was never notified of the mention. It may seem trivial, but that Twitter exchange was a big deal to me and my Lumia let me down!
That wasn't the only problem, either. A few days ago, my editor at DT attempted to contact me about a pressing matter and I missed the toast. There were no icons at the top of the screen to alert me and nothing on the lockscreen. There was a small number "1" on the Live Tile way down at the bottom of my homescreen, but I had no reason to scroll down there. My editor was annoyed; I was annoyed; and I knew exactly who to blame.
Microsoft uses the angle of "updates at a glance" a lot when promoting WP8, but has no system to back that claim up. Microsoft claims it "ran out of time" to include a notification center, but Windows Phone has been on the market for two years now and has gone through two major OS updates. If Steve Ballmer and company had time to include a "Kids Corner" why couldn't they add one of the most essential aspects of a smartphone, especially considering both of WP8's competitors, Android and iOS, have already implemented it.
My issues don't end with notifications. Another side to WP8's puzzling absence of important information is the icons up top that display the time, battery level, connectivity status, and ringer mode. By default only the time is consistently shown, while the other icons require a downward swipe. I understand the logic. Hiding extraneous information keeps things looking clean and helps Microsoft capitalize on screen real estate, but there needs to be an option to turn the hiding off. Only official apps support the downward swipe too, meaning third party apps (including Nokia's) are incapable of showing the time, battery life, or connectivity. This oversight needs to be addressed and soon. Get it together, Microsoft. Seriously. You're failing Smartphone 101.
Stay tuned next Monday for the next edition of Life and Tiles, when Andrew begins his dive into Windows 8 and the Lenovo Yoga 13. To catch up, read the entire Life and Tiles of a Windows 8 Convert series.


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Cartoon Expressions:
There isn't a shade to the happy.
It's not specific to a particular character either.
This happy smile can be pasted onto any character in any situation.
It works for most purposes in old cartoons, because old cartoons weren't about acting.
They have lots of other qualities.
AngryThis angry expression can be applied to any character. It doesn't define any particular type of anger or any specific character. It's a general visual symbol that we can instantly recognize.
This Donald is probably confusion, bit it's not graphically different than just plain sad.
Confused, Eager
These expressions represent the simplest and most basic emotions.
These are all instantly recognizable and relate able by the audience.
Then there are kinds of expression that were invented for animated cartoons. Particularly Disney style animated cartoons.
Animation Expressions
Squash one side of the face while stretching the other.
"Organic" equals "Alive" to many animators.
Now I love classic cartoons, but usually for other reasons than acting. Animators love to quote: "An animator is an actor with a pencil." But if you acted out an animated scene from your favorite Disney movie in real life to a live actor, he would fall to the floor laughing at how unnatural it is.
Modern animation expressions
Modern animation has taken the unnatural unrelatable expression idea from classic cartoons to a hideous extreme.
Here's no expression at all.
And in case you think this style is a thing of the past-as someone said in the comments, here it still is:
Warner Bros. More Specific Expressions and Designs
Live Action Expressions
Expressions that can't be described even with 20 adjectives but are instantly felt, understood and enjoyed by the audience.
Specific to the characters: Alice makes different kinds of expressions than Ralph
Specific to the scene situation and emotion
Specific to each frame of film in many instances.
Animation can just not compete on an acting level with live action. It takes forever to draw 10 seconds of film. It takes 10 seconds to act it in real life.
Does it need to? Not always. Tex Avery cartoons have just enough funny specific expressions to get the cartoon gags across and lots or unreal impossible expressions that live actors could never do.
Can animation benefit from better acting? Sure. But if you want to be a better actor in animation, don't study animation for acting. Study your friends and family. Study classic movies and sitcoms. Study evangelists on the Jesus channel. Look for uniqueness and entertainment and individuality.
Start by observation of the real. Look for funny quirky expressions that people you know make that are unique to them. Understand real people's personalities and draw them-don't translate them into stock Cal Arts expressions!
But don't merely do realistic acting...because you'll never be as good as live action. You have to be better so add exaggeration and impossible stuff that only cartoons can do.
Ren and Stimpy stood out from all other cartoons in 1991, not because of beautiful fluid animation, or solid principles or great timing. 30s and 40s cartoons beat the crap out of us. The thing that really made it different is that I tried to make the characters seem real. People aren't used to seeing cartoon characters act like people they know so it seemed shocking when it hit. I don't study cartoons for my acting. I study people and figure out ways to draw individual expressions, poses and emotions that not many have ever attempted in animation. I will show you as best I can how I did that.
Anyway, this is just part 1 of a series on cartoon acting. There is a lot more to cover and I just wanted to put down some basic visual vocabulary of terms for you.
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3. One who will consume large quantitys of alcohol at one time. (Usually cheaper types of beer are a consumed.)
4. Piercing's and tattoo's may vary.
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My 2-year old Macintosh laptop computer, a 15-inch 4th generation Macbook Pro (with Intel Core 2 Duo "Penryn" processor), just died. Well, it is almost completely dead because when I turn it on I can still see the front indicator light blinking and can hear and feel the optical disk drive and HDD moving or humming. I followed plenty of troubleshooting guides (including this one) from the basic to the more advanced but without any success. Based on reading several forum posts and articles from people who are having similar issue as mine with their Macbook Pro, I made a conclusion that this could be a hardware problem --most probably a broken logic board.
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I loved my Macbook Pro and I've been using it mainly for work and business-related tasks. I also installed Linux and it runs smoothly on it. That is why I never thought of replacing it even though its hardware specs have already been surpassed by newer notebook computers.
I have already calmed down and have controlled my anger since I'm finished copying most of my important files from my Macbook Pro using backup software and online backup services. But I have to say this, Macintosh laptop computers suck! If you are thinking of buying a Macbook, Macbook Air, or Macbook Pro, think again.
Macintosh laptops are way overpriced. I bought mine for more than $2,000, but since it was my dream laptop, I didn't think so much about the price back then. Now I realized that Apple are making laptops with cool, gorgeous, and innovative design, but stuffed it with crappy, defective, and low-quality hardware. Heck my wife's $500 Lenovo netbook is poised to outlive my MBP. So once again, stay away from Macintosh laptop computers. They are not worth it.
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Wish I could manage some lovely words to go along with the layouts of Loulouthi quilting cottons today, but am about to hop in the shower and then head to the second day of Quilt Market here in Salt Lake.
Wish you were here, hope to share more later so that you can feel like you are!
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ONSTED � The Hillsdale High School girls basketball team ran out of steam at the end.
After hanging tough for three quarters, the Hornets were unable to keep pace in the fourth quarter in a 61-45 loss to the Onsted Wildcats in a Lenawee County Athletic Association game.
Coming off a lackluster game Tuesday against Blissfield at home, Hillsdale (10-8, 5-7 LCAA) looked stronger in its bid to spoil Onsted's winter homecoming.
The teams matched baskets in the first quarter, with the Wildcats holding a 17-16 lead. Hillsdale continued to equal the Wildcats in the second quarter and trailed 27-26 at halftime.
"Overall I thought we played a decent game," Hillsdale coach Nick Langston said. "(Onsted) is a very good team. Again, we're trying to build for the tournament, and it's a special time of year."
The Wildcats gradually increased their lead in the third quarter, but Hillsdale kept it close, only trailing by three entering the fourth.
The Hornets went cold from the floor in the final quarter, and Onsted closed the game on an 18-8 run.
"We went Box-and-1 defensively and held them in check in the first half, but they started to get away from us in the second half," Langston said. "There were a lot of baskets and free throws that we should've had but missed."
Hayley Maystead finished with 25 points and eight rebounds to lead Hillsdale. Jamee Thompson scored eight points and grabbed five rebounds, while Maddie Eves added five points. Alana Thayer had four points and five rebounds and Alyssa Anderson scored three points. Whitney Hodge forced five steals.
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The Hornets will host Erie Mason for another LCAA game Friday, Feb. 15.
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You may have seen the news about the Twitter troll in the UK who was arrested for sending an abusive message to diver and gold medal hopeful, Tom Daley. After Daley failed to win a medal, a 17-year-old boy sent a malicious tweet which read, "You let your dad down I hope you know that."
Daley's father died of cancer last year. The boy responsible for the malicious tweet was issued with a harassment warning. Another arrest was made just a couple of days later because of a homophobic tweet, also aimed at Daley. The 28-year-old man arrested told police that he had left his phone unattended and someone had used his Twitter account as a prank.
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These are not isolated incidents. The UK government is cracking down on Internet trolls. Back in March, after the footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed on the pitch during a match, a student was arrested and subsequently jailed for 56 days for posting offensive and racist comments on Twitter. He served half his sentence.
One of the most high-profile cases concerned Paul Chambers, who sent a joke tweet back in January 2010 threatening to blow up an airport because he was annoyed at the cancellation of his flight. He was arrested by anti-terror police, who searched his home and confiscated his laptop, desktop computer, and mobile phone. He was convicted, fined, and even lost his job as a consequence. His first appeal was rejected but he has now finally won a high-court challenge.
How can you go to jail for trolling?
The law being enforced here in the United Kingdom is section 127 of the Communications Act, 2003 which is concerned with electronic messages which are "grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character."
In effect, sending abusive tweets and other electronic messages is being treated the same way as if the perpetrator had said them in the street, face to face. But it's not the same.
Naturally, the police are not expected to arrest everyone who makes an offensive comment. The courts are supposed to apply some common sense, but if they can charge someone like Paul Chambers for an obvious joke, then it's clear they aren't applying enough of it.
As a UK citizen, I'm seriously concerned about this. I don't want the police and courts wasting time and money on this kind of stuff. I won't feel any safer because a malicious tweeter was fined or sent to prison. There are genuinely dangerous criminals out there, let's focus on them.
Watch what you tweet
It's not just UK citizens who have to watch what they say on Twitter. You might not be arrested for a tweet in the US, but you can certainly get fired, even if you are a 20-year veteran of CNN. You also need to be careful not to attract the attention of Homeland Security or you may not get into the country. Two British teenagers tweeted a couple of stupid jokes and were flagged as a threat. When they landed in L.A. they were questioned, searched, handcuffed, and kept under armed guard before being sent home 12 hours later.
Then there's the case of Guy Adams and his criticism of NBC's Olympic coverage, which led to Twitter suspending his account. It has since been unsuspended, but the whole affair was pretty embarrassing for NBC and Twitter. There have actually been several Twitter-related problems with the Olympics as rounded up by The Wall Street Journal.
What about freedom of speech?
Is freedom of speech an all or nothing deal? Is there actually any harm in posting opinions and comments online?
I always liked the famous Evelyn Beatrice Hall quote (often wrongly attributed to Voltaire): "I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it."
Censorship seems like a slippery slope. Even if you start off targeting racist abuse or incitement to hatred it can quickly lead to pointless arrests. There is a distinction between expressing an opinion and sending a threatening or abusive message, but where exactly is the line?
If we're going to empower security forces to catch potential threats, then we also need them to apply some common sense. Don't arrest and punish people who are clearly not a threat. Maybe the problem is that saying something, no matter how vile or distasteful, should not be considered a crime.
Anonymity and privacy
Some people think the argument comes down to whether you should be allowed to post anonymously. No doubt, people can be empowered by anonymity and will often post things that they wouldn't say if their identity was clear. However, many people seem to be happy enough to post all kinds of offensive comments without hiding their identity.
Should social media sites or even Internet service providers be compelled to provide details about their users if they post offensive comments or send threatening messages? Don't they have a duty to protect the privacy of users? It's a thorny issue.
It was recently established that anything you post publicly on Twitter can be used against you in a court of law. Law enforcement can access your tweets, even deleted tweets, without a warrant.
Grow a thicker skin
Look at any forum or comment section or at social media posts and you'll find a wealth of offensive nonsense. As a writer, I've grown used to offensive comments and even abusive emails. Perhaps I had already developed a thick skin from playing first-person shooters where abusive language and insults fly thick and fast.
There should be a mechanism for flagging offensive behavior and a process for banning the people responsible. Generally speaking, there already is; it just isn't very effective against determined trolls. There may be a better way to deal with them, but I'm certain it isn't getting the police involved. How about just turning the other cheek, growing a thicker skin, and rising above it?
What do you think? Post a (friendly) comment or I'll set the UK police on you.
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Academy Award-winning director Brad Bird (RATATOUILLE) makes his live-action feature directorial debut with the fourth installment of the massively successful MISSION IMPOSSIBLE series. The Kremlin has been bombed, and the blame has fallen on the IMF. As a result, the president initiates Ghost Protocol, and accuses Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his team of placing the bomb in an attempt to incite a global nuclear war. Now, in order to clear the IMF of terrorism charges, Ethan assembles a new team to uncover the truth by using every high-tech trick in the book. But this time they're on their own, and should they be caught, the entire world could be plunged into a nightmare from which there is no waking up. Jeremy Renner, Paula Patton, and Simon Pegg co-star.
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Robert Elswit - Director of Photography, GOOD NIGHT, AND GOOD LUCK (2005)
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And my DT order just came in the mail today! I'll be leaving town for a few days though so I guess I'll enjoy them when I get back. I ordered 50g each of Coco Chai Rooibos, Pumpkin Chai, Read My Lips, Chocolate Rocket, Buttered Rum, and Organic Super Chocolate.
Sounds like you will have plenty to return home to :) I would go crazy having to wait to try them!
Great DT choices! Read my Lips & Chocolate Rocket will blow your mind they're so good!
The wait was definitely worth it, plus I'm drinking Read My Lips right now and definitely like it a lot more now than when I tried it at the store a couple years ago. :)
Just made a big Butiki order this morning:
Grape Oolong (0.5 oz.) – 5.25
Strawberry Oolong (0.5 oz.) – 5.25
Summer Vacation – 15.00
Cantaloupe & Cream (3 × 0.5 oz.) – 13.50
Explore Kenya – 24.00
And a DavidsTea online order just now:
Dulce & Banana (50g) – 6.50
Blazing Strawberries (50g) – 6.75
Luscious Watermelon Iced Tea Pack (70g) – 8.50
Tropicalia Iced Tea Pack (3 × 70g) – 25.50
Still allowing myself retail/money-spending therapy… yesterday was less than awesome, so goodbye $130. :)
Oh gosh. I need to stop. I ordered a bunch of teas from iheartteas and now another Verdant order. I need to destroy my credit card :/
Good news Krystaleyn, I just shipped out your order this morning. Warning, be careful opening the package, it may burst. :)
Ohhhhh I'm so excited! I swear though, NO MORE ORDERING TEA! At least I kept the latter two orders both under $30, but that's an awful lot of money to put down in a short time span! I need to invest in some self-control, hahahaha.
I saw the email, Rachel – can't wait! I forgot that today wasn't a holiday for you guys in the States (it is Victoria Day here).
Happy Victoria Day! I suppose I shouldn't tell you that I put all my 52Teas pouches on sale today? :p haha :)
I deny everything. ;)
I'm not really sure how this happened, but I just ordered more tea! I told myself no more, but somehow I think samples don't count… so I placed orders for samples. Of course I still have to pay for them, but as long as they aren't over 1 oz I don't "count" them as full purchases. I think I need to change my system ^^;
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Goomtee Muscatel Valley FTGFOP1 First Flush Sample
Castleton Autumn Oolong Tea Sample
Himalayan Shangri La 1st Flush Black Tea Sample
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Jun Chiyabari Himalayan Spring Evergreen
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Ben Shan Oolong 1oz
Sweet Summer Oolong 1oz
Plus free samples from a few different places. My sample basket is already overflowing, I really have no idea how I am going to get through this all in a reasonable amount of time!
Teavivre, fusion tea room, and that ~.50 one from Persimmon. Gonna be drinking a lot of tea in the coming weeks, but hopefully it'll hold me off from placing any more orders!
Remember my orders ? :) Brought a LOT of tea home today :)
Now I cannot decide what to drink :)
Ok, just bought half my Upton wishlist because why not.
TE55S – 15g sample: Summer Blend
TA49S – 15g sample: Amgoorie Estate STGFOP1S First Flush
TM52S – 15g sample: Wah Estate SFTGFOP1 First Flush
TD30S – 10g sample: Tindharia Estate FTGFOP1 Cl. Second Flush (DJ-142)
BF62S – 15g sample: Strawberry/Kiwi Fruit Tea
TB49 – 125g packet: Darjeeling-Ceylon Iced Tea Blend
TD15S – 15g sample: Tindharia Estate TGBOP1 Second Flush (DJ-92) Organic
TD42S – 12g sample: Gielle Estate FTGFOP1 Second Flush (DJ-63)
TD56S – 15g sample: Tindharia Estate FTGFOP1 First Flush (DJ-13) Organic
TK08S – 15g sample: Season's Pick Monte Branco Estate PF1
TS64S – 11g sample: Temi Estate FTGFOP1 Cl. (SK-2)
TE62S – 15g sample: Maracuja Flavored Tea
ZG62S – 5g sample: Huang Shan Mao Feng Superior
TA26S – 15g sample: Banaspaty Estate FTGFOP1 Organic
TD28S – 12g sample: Tindharia Estate FTGFOP1 Second Flush (DJ-76) Organic
lol yeah, I just want to have that to make tons at once. There's still another $25 or so of stuff and then probably whatever is so good I can't live without it from the samples haha.
I just couldn't resist ordering this after I tried the medium grade sencha from hibiki-an:
if medium was that good, I cannot imagine what pinnacle is like :) will see in like 3 weeks :)
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Uggg I am LITERALLY sitting here trying to decide if I should get some Golden Fleece or not. It would be my bday gift to myself. Its SOOO expensive though!
I decided that this is too rare an opportunity to pass :) After all – we only have one spring during the year … :)
Especially so, since I simply adore yunnan blacks… :)
I pulled the trigger – I only have one bday a year too :) And Im not getting younger lol
I am appalled at myself… I just made a big Teaopia online order:
Aztecs Gold (50g) – $3.85 (reg. 5.50)
Jiaogulan (50g) – $8.40 (reg. 12.00)
Strawberry Fields (50g) – $6.65 (reg. 9.50)
Wild Cherry (50g) – $3.85 (reg. 5.50)
Fruity Ginger (50g) – $4.20 (reg. 6.00)
Creamy Nut Oolong (50g) – $6.30 (reg. 9.00)
Rock Sugar (200g) – $4.20 (reg. 6.00)
Hook Handle Tea Infuser – 4 × 3.50 = $14.00 (reg 20.00)
Soooo ashamed (but excited!)
From Silk Road Teas:
1 G-TTS-1 The Taste of Tea $22.00
1 O-OTS-1 Oolong Sample Collection $24.75
1 G-GMC-02 Steamed Green Tea (Gen Mai Cha)(1/4 lb. – $8.80)
The Taste of Tea sampler has Dragonwell, Golden Monkey, and White Peony in it, and the other two are pretty self explanatory. I am new to loose leaf and pretty much in heaven over these!
My last order was the Easy Gaiwan from yunnansourcing.us. I'll post my last Upton order when I can get back on my computer soon :-)
Wow, all these orders look so delicious. I need to get into more companies I think.
I made a Teaopia order:
WHITE PEAR 50g
GOJI GREEN 50g
MOJITO RASPBERRY MINT 50g
AZTECS GOLD 50g
STRAWBERRY CREAM 50g
SIMPLY MANGO 50g
POMEGRANATE GREEN 50g
total $55.65.
I really did not need more tea, but I thought I better make an order in case that smores tea isn't available anymore after Teavana takes over.
I am also being sent my last sample package of Teavivre samples.
I CAN"T WAIT for my new tea to arrive!!
Darn it, I meant to order the s'mores tea but forgot when I placed my order :( I hope you got (at least) 30% off still??
Yep, I placed the order on Friday, so I got the 30% off! I can't wait to try it!
Nice :) I'm tempted to go pick it up at the store semi-near me if they have it… it sounded so good and I'm pretty mad at myself for forgetting to put it back in my cart when I frantically made an order the next day (after they changed the offer to 30% in-store but the code still worked). Sigh.


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The federal government is supporting Montana researchers working to eliminate the growing insect pest wheat stem sawfly.
The USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture has provided a five-year $500,000 grant to Montana State University researchers, including wheat breeder and project leader Luther Talbert.
MSU entomologist David Weaver said the grant aids efforts to evaluate ancestral wheat lines for host-plant resistance for the insect. Certain traits in wheat might influence how likely a female insect is to lay eggs or kill most of the pests, he said.
The researchers will screen 4,000 to 5,000 wheat lines for resistance traits, according to an MSU press release. New resistance genes will be incorporated into new varieties of wheat.
Sawflies are historically located in wheat-growing areas in Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming. They are spreading southward to Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado, which is unusual, given the logistics suggested by global warming trends, Weaver said.
"The grass is ripening earlier and it's synchronizing closer to when the wheat is harvested," he said. "It's making it so the insect is shifting to use wheat more than it would have historically."
The sawflies have been found in the Swan Valley of Idaho and have turned up in Washington in small outbreaks in the last decade, in the Palouse and Snake River basin.
"The fact that it happened once suggests that you can definitely have the potential to have a wheat stem sawfly problem in your area," he said.
Sawflies are a global issue in wheat-producing regions in the northern hemisphere, Weaver said, and finding varieties that sawflies tend to die in could help efforts worldwide.
Other options include trap cropping, or planting varieties that females like to lay eggs in on the outside of fields and varieties they don't like on the interior, and use natural enemies like parasitic wasps.
Solid-stem wheat varieties are typically the most effective protection against the sawfly, but come with a diminished yield, said Cassidy Marn, marketing director for the Montana Wheat and Barley Committee.
Because the sawfly primarily damages the stem and not the kernel's quality, many producers wind up swathing their crop later, which increases fuel costs, Marn said.
Sawflies overwinter in the soil, making insecticide application difficult.
Marn said rotation crops have helped, but the sawfly is moving into barley and winter wheat from spring wheats.
MSU is in the process of completing an economic study on the impacts of the sawfly. The committee believes the sawfly will damage 15 to 20 percent of the state's total wheat production each year, Marn said. According to the university, Montana growers estimate roughly $75-100 million damage each year in Montana and estimated $350 million in overall losses for the entire Northern Great Plains.
Weaver hopes to be narrowing down on the targeted resistance genes and working to breed the traits into existing germplasm at the mid-point of the five-year grant.
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Early crops may be most productive in what's projected to be another dry year.
It's been said there is no off-season for gardeners; they're either digging in the dirt or planning to dig in the dirt. In southern Kansas, by the middle of March, the actual digging can begin. Gardening catalogs have been clogging mailboxes for months now, and local stores have seed potatoes and onion sets in stock, as well as colorful racks of seed packets.
Cool season crops like potatoes, peas, lettuce, radishes, broccoli and onions benefit from planting in March, even though they may not come up right away.
If the weather cycle of hot, dry summers continues, as conventional wisdom says it will, according to Kansas State Research and Extension gardening associate Ward Upham, spring crops may be the best bet for gardening again in 2013.
The recent snowfall — equivalent to 2.5 to 2.75 inches of rain from both storms, according to Pratt County Extension Agent Mark Ploger — may affect how quickly local gardens can be planted. Tilling the garden when it is too wet can adversely affect the soil structure and garden yield. More information about that is in the Master Gardener column on page three of Thursday's Tribune
Upham recommends pushing a metal rod into the ground until it stops, meaning it has hit dry ground. Don't till until the top four to six inches is dry and crumbly.
The recent snowfall and some predicted rain are hopeful signs for gardeners, but the drought has not broken — "not by a long shot," according to Ploger, "but this will get us going for lawns and gardens."
Because subsoil moisture is deficient, it may be necessary to start watering earlier than normal, Upham said, but it is possible to over-water.
"Plants need moist, not wet soil," he said. "When we get in a drought, people over-water. The roots need to breathe; you can suffocate them by watering too much."
He recommended scratching the soil to the depth of an inch or so, and watering when the soil is dry that far down.
Unless watering is restricted, Upham said another summer of drought doesn't necessarily change what one plants or when, as long as water is available.
Temperatures, both daytime and nighttime, have more affect on yield than dry weather.
Plants make food through a process called photosynthesis and burn food up by respiration. When temperatures are high, plants can't make as much food, and they burn it quicker, Upham explained.
Some gardeners have used shade cloth to try to keep their plants cooler; it helps, but for most people, it's not really practical, he said.
His best advice for gardening in challenging conditions is to cut down on the size of the garden and just grow the things you really like.
Even factoring in the cost of watering and fertilizing, gardening can be cost effective. Upham mentioned research by a statewide Master Gardener coordinator in Oregon that placed the average value at 74 cents per square foot; a modest plot of 200 square feet would save $148 at the grocery store. Most of the studies included the cost of starting a garden the first year.
Crops that provide the greatest return per square food include tomatoes, salad greens, beets, broccoli and potatoes — but only if they are eaten.
Economy aside, a home garden gives you the freshest produce, you know where your food is coming from, it's good exercise, children learn a lot by helping, and they're more likely to eat their vegetables if they help grow them, Upham said.
The Extension experts offered some tips:
• A soil test should be taken from a new garden, and depending on the results, every two or three years afterwards. Collect at least 10 samples spread over the space, at a depth of 6 to 8 inches, mix together in a bucket and take it to the Extension office at 824 W. First, where it can be sent to the lab at K-State. The cost is $8 to $12.
• Drip irrigation is much more efficient than a sprinkler, which allows much of the water to evaporate. If there is not a local source for a drip tape, Upham suggested searching online for something that's easy to install above ground.
• Soaker hoses are notorious for non-uniform watering. To equalize the water pressure, connect both ends of the hose with a Y-connection to make a loop. A female-to female hose connector will also be needed.
• Get more information from the Pratt County Extension website, www.pratt.ksu.edu. Click Lawn and Garden on the left side of the page, then KSU Hort News on the right to access a weekly horticulture newsletter and how-to videos.


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The first edition of a county-wide newspaper that will be Butler County's information source for years to come has rolled off the press.
Life is funny sometimes.
Fifteen years ago, when I was a younger man with far fewer gray hairs, I had to work through a very difficult situation. I was working at my hometown newspaper and the competing weekly product had overextended and tried to compete with us head to head.
They were struggling. But before they went out of business, CNHI purchased them and merged the two. The Chickasha Express-Star was created on Nov. 5 1998.
And here we are, Nov. 5, 2013. The first edition of a county-wide newspaper that will be Butler County's information source for years to come has rolled off the press.
When we merged the Chickasha, Okla. newspapers, I was the managing editor.
Some of the other newspaper's employees stayed, some weren't so lucky. It was hard for those who kept their jobs to come to a new office and work alongside the people they had competed with for years.
Over time, many left. But some stayed and became good friends and great team members.
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Captain's ReportSerious Skiing Enthusiasts Need Only Apply By Capt. Randy EmmermannIn any competitive sport the intensity is fierce. The designers and staff at Malibu know this and continually strive to improve, develop and build a full line of sportboats. They specialize in water ski and wake board boats, and they're on the cutting edge with hull designs, power wedges, ballast and a whole lot more. The team at Malibu strives to be the best.Customization All the WayAll the boats produced at Malibu are custom made and designed for the individual buyer. The buyer and sales staff start with a designed hull and customize the rest of the boat based on the individual's watersports needs. The customer has a choice of interior and exterior colors, multiple towers, engine packages, stereos and much more. If you want a color to match your favorite sports team, no problem. If you want a stereo that can be heard on the other side of the lake, bring it on. The colors, options and variety is unmatched by the competition. Malibu strives to use the best materials available to build the best boat possible. They use high end upholstery, stainless steel, stereo packages, engine packages, and they strive to stay ahead of the competition. In addition, Malibu develops and customize things like power wedges, pylons and ballast tanks.Power WedgeMalibu has developed a product called a power wedge which is used in the wakeseeker models. The power wedge is mounted to the transom and is activated electronically from the helm. The wedge will move up and down to change the wake of the boat. The significance of the wedge is that it allows each wakeboarder to dial in the best wake for their needs. In essence the bigger, better wake means greater air for board tricks. The wedge is built out of marine-grade aluminum and should last the life of the boat.In addition to the power wedge, Malibu offers ballast tanks. These ballast tanks are strategically placed throughout the boat to improve or change the wake. The boat we tested had four ballast tanks, one in the bow, one in the center, and two in the stern. Each ballast can be filled separately or jointly to accommodate individual board fanatics. Electronic controls on the dash will indicate the level of each ballast tank. A push of a button and you can control the wake of the boat and level of the ballast tanks. Each tank has two pumps one to fill, and the other to drain.Plenty of SeatingThe upholstery and seating on the Malibu is designed and manufactured and installed for each buyer. They start with a composition plastic for the base and then add a high-density foam. To complete the cushion they cover each seat with a custom color high grade marine vinyl. The thickness of the vinyl is one of the best in the industry 38 oz. These seats have some eye popping colors that co-inside with the hull color perfectly.Sporty TowerThe tower, like the rest of the boat, comes in many shapes and sizes. You can pick a polished tube or powder coated aluminum colorful tower. You can also have the tower racked forward or aft. In essence each tower is selected for the individual. The towers are equipped with a pylon and anchor light. To kick them up a notch you can add multiple speakers, or a dual board rack. These racks are mounted to each outboard side and securely hold an assortment of wakeboards. With a push of a button and a little pull, the board swivels into the boat. You grab your board and swivel the bracket back to the locked position. These racks are stylish and are made of a thick gauge aluminum. They also add a sweet look to the boat and keep boards safe and away from being damaged. These are a must for the serious watersports enthusiasts.Malibu has a patent pending on a new pop up tow ball or pylon. This pylon retracts into the engine compartment when not in use to avoid stubbing your toe. When you need it you simply lift the tow ball up swivel and lock in place. The ball also has a built-in swivel to reduce friction on the ski line. In addition to this engine pylon, Malibu offers one on the tower and a tow connection on the transom. Each one is designed to give the individual the competitive edge.Power OptionsThe engines for Malibu are produced by Indmar. They start with a 350cc GM block, add steroids and build a high output performance EFI engine. They come in various sizes from 320HP EFI to 400HP and have cool names like Monsoon and Hammerhead. Each engine is coupled to a ZF transmission either V or direct drive to produce the ultimate ride. Each boat whether it has a direct drive or V drive has its own advantages for skiing and entertaining. For those of you who need more horsepower Malibu offers a Vortec 8100 that produces a smoking 450hp. This engine package is only available on some models.Stabilizing FinsAll of the Malibu boats have Gorilla Fins or Stabilizing Fins designed and integrated within the hull. The V drive boats utilize the two Gorilla Fins while the Direct Drives have three small fins. Both are used to keep the boat straight and on course. They help stabilize the boat and produce better turning radius for the each model. Our tests reinforced the strong sharp turning capability of the Malibu boats. In addition these fins keep the boat stable while the skier digs in for a turn.So if you're serious about skiing, wakeboarding or other watersports, you need to check out the full line of Malibu boats. They will manufacture the ultimate boat that not only will meet but exceed your watersport needs. Malibus are also built tough, and designed to last.
Test Result Highlights
- Top speed for the Malibu Wakesetter 23 LSV is 44.6 mph (71.8 kph), burning 32.3 gallons per hour (gph) or 122.26 liters per hour (lph).
- Best cruise for the Malibu Wakesetter 23 LSV is 24.4 mph (39.3 kph), and the boat gets 2.95 miles per gallon (mpg) or 1.25 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 146 miles (234.96 kilometers).
- Tested power is 1 x 340-hp Indmar HammerHead 383.
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|Power Steering
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1 Functional programming
- monadic syntax
- Haskell and F#: Language Design
- FParsec - A Parser Combinator Library for F#
- zip in F# and Haskell
- The Rise Of Functional Programming: F#/Scala/Haskell and the failing of Lisp
- Software Transactional Memory for F#
- QuickCheck for F#
- Catamorphisms in F#
1.3 OCaml
1.4 Erlang
- Small comparison of Erlang's syntactic difficulties
- PARE - PARallel Execution in Erlang - a response to Haskell
1.5 Lisp
- Writing lisp in Haskell
- Haskell like data structures in Common Lisp
- List comprehensions in Common Lisp
1.6 Qi
- Foldl and Foldr
- SKI in Qi's type system
- Haskell-like Type Classes in Qi
- Existential Data Constructors in Haskell and Qi
1.7 Prolog
A Wake Up Call for the Logic Programming Community
1.8 Scheme
- Floating point in ElSchemo (a scheme written in Haskell)
- Haskell versus Scheme
- Haskell-style parser combinators in Scheme
- Immutable lists for PLT Scheme
1.10 CAS Mathematica
2 Theorem provers
2.1 Epigram
2.2 Agda
- Simple proof of stack correctness for a tiny language (in Agda)
- My First Agda Program: Append, Reverse, and Merge
- Agda Exercise: Sized Mergesort
2.3 Coq
2.4 Isabelle
3 Stack programming
3.1 Forth
3.2 Factor
3.3 Cat
4 Imperative, statically typed
4.1 Ada
- Haskell for C# 3 Programmers
- The New Lambda Expressions Feature in C# 3.0
- Immutability, Purity, and Referential Transparency in C#
- "Immutable data structures are the way of the future in C#"
- Null pointers vs None vs Maybe
- The "ole in the middle "pattern
- How much Haskell can I squeeze out of C#?
- Monadic Parser Combinators using C# 3.0
- Lazy functions in C#
- Functional Programming on .NET - Part 1
- Laziness in C#/LINQ
- Improve Your C#! Borrow from F#...
- The Marvels of Monads (in C#)
- Immutable types can copy the world& safely!
- Immutability in C# Part Seven: More on Binary Trees
- Creating an immutable value object in C# - Part V - Using a library
4.5 Eiffel
4.6 Java
- More Haskell in Java 7 or 8?
- Type classes in Java
- Closures and bottom for Java
- An infinite list in Java
- Parser combinators in Java
- Maybe monad in Java
- Point-free Programming in Java 7 - Beyond Closures
- Structure of a functional Java, er, method
4.7 Scala
- Haskell, CAL and Scala
- Type classes
- Generics for type-safe persistence
- Why not Scala?
- Monads in Scala
- Scala Buzzzzings
- unfolds in scala
5 Imperative, dynamically typed
5.1 Javascript
- foldr and foldl in JavaScript
- Functional Javascript
- Algebraic data types in JS
- JavaScript translated and compared to Haskell
5.2 ActionScript
5.3 Lua
5.4 Perl
5.5 Python
- Haskell versus Python
- Using Haskell in Python: haskellembed
- Understanding Monads Via Python List Comprehensions
- Solve Ball Clock Puzzle in Python and Haskell
- Property checking with Python's nose testing framework
- Why are my monads (in Python) so slow?
- Monads in Python (with nice syntax!)
- Haskell's do syntax for python and ruby
- Error handling in Python: monads are too much for me
- Purely functional recursive types in Haskell and Python
- Pysec: Monadic Combinatoric Parsing in Python (aka Parsec in Python)
- Immutable Data in Python (Record or Named Tuple)
5.6 Ruby
- Ruby vs Haskell: choose what works
- Haskell: open secret in Ruby land
- Haskell Eye for the Ruby Guy
- Monads in Ruby
- RushCheck, a lightweight random testing tool for Ruby similar to QuickCheck
- part 1
- zip and transpose
- 37 Reasons to Love Haskell
- Pattern matching in Ruby
- Pattern matching in Ruby
- Anamorphisms in Ruby
- Python, Haskell, Ruby Smackdown
- Prospering with ruby vs. haskell
- Monads in Ruby (with nice syntax!)


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If you have any story bibles for cartoon shows, they'll be chock full of crazy talk.
"Let's run it up the flagpole and see if it sticks"
"We need a Scooby Beat here"
"We need to lay in a pipeline..."
From Steve (also known as Spaz):
beginning/middle/end; and apparently so does the story)
Anyway, this kind of talk is a way to avoid directly coming up with actual specific and fresh ideas for a story. Actual creative people don't have trouble just presenting their story ideas in English but phonies do. Phonies need a secret language to hide the fact that the story is all formula.
Actually once in a blue moon, an executive - if he wants something really specific that doesn't depend upon committee approval, he will actually use pure undiluted English - as in this famous quote:
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NateD26 wrote:Hey, Jason.
How about the other verbs in #4?
Bert wrote:jaihare wrote: One strange thing, though, is that you listed γίγνονται as "to beget, have (children)." This isn't active (transitive) but passive. The phrase Δαρείου καὶ Παρυσάτιδος γίγνονται παῖδες δύο would mean "Of Darius and Parysatis were born two boys." Γίγνονται is third-person plural present passive/middle indicative. In this case, it is written in the present tense, but it obviously refers to the past.
γίγνομαι doesn't have an active form in the present tense. It is middle. The fact that it is present in Greek (but past in English) is a matter of translation. In English we don't usually narrate in the present tense. (Some exceptions: This guy walks into a bar and says.....)
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Indeed. I wasn't suggesting that it needed to be translated as present tense. But it surely must be parsed and identified as the present. In a context like this, would you take the verb as middle or passive? It doesn't seem to be the middle (as in καὶ ἐγένετο) but specifically that they were born (in the passive sense). Am I wrong in my understanding?
NateD26 wrote:Thank you, Prometheus, for these wonderful links. I'm sure they will be of aid to us all.
Regarding the Perseus site, this is a bit unnatural for me to read a Greek text
spelled phonetically in English like that.
Just so you know, Prometheus.... Nathan and I have completed up to section 120 in FGB now. This means that in terms of both grammar and vocabulary we are ready to jump into the reading that you've posted, since it comes from the following lesson. I'll be looking over things again in this thread. I'm really happy with the progress that we've made this weekend.
Looking forward to working with you! Why haven't you posted anything on the other forum, by the way?
Best wishes,
jaihare wrote:These exercises are nice, Prometheus. Thanks for this!


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How To Become A Chiropractor in Montana
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To prepare for Chiropractic Medicine careers in Montana, you need to complete a technical education in your specialty area, as well as consider taking part of your required courses online. Which college degrees give you the best chances of finding employment after graduation? There are a variety of engineering training programs that may appeal to you, such as mechanics, vehicle design, and alternative energy production. Check with the chiropractor training department for course registration deadlines, and engineering program requirements.
Chiropractors care for patients with health problems of the neuromusculoskeletal system, which includes nerves, bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. They use spinal adjustments and manipulation, as well as other clinical interventions, to manage patients' health concerns, such as back and neck pain. Further, some chiropractors use procedures such as massage therapy, rehabilitative exercise, and ultrasound in addition to spinal adjustments and manipulation. They also may apply supports, such as braces or shoe inserts, to treat patients and relieve pain.
Many states also require applicants to pass a background check and state-specific exams. All states require a practicing chiropractor to take continuing education classes to maintain his or her chiropractic license. Check with your state's board of chiropractic examiners or health department for more specific information on licensure. In addition to operating a general chiropractic practice, some chiropractors specialize in areas such as sports, neurology, orthopedics, pediatrics, or nutrition, among others. Chiropractors in private practice are responsible for marketing their businesses, hiring staff, and keeping records. Beyond major requirements within the chiropractor training department, you may consider Massey University Earth sciences as a complementary elective.