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Eldredge H. "El" Welton, a pioneer in the California RV industry and a founder of the California Travel Parks Association, now California Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (CalARVC), died July 10 at the age of 95.
Welton opened his family-owned RV park, Orangeland, in the city of Orange in 1972. Today, the park is one of the foremost parks in California and the nation, having been recognized in both 2000 and 2002 as ARVC Park of the Year, according to CalARVC's e-newsletter, "Wednesday Morning Coffee Talk & Updates."
At the opening of his park, Welton joined the Recreation Vehicle Park Association of California, one of several small associations in the fledgling industry. It soon became apparent to Welton and others that the competition among the several smaller existing California associations precluded their effectiveness in serving this growing industry.
Familiar with the Western Mobilehome Association (WMA) from his 14 years as owner of a mobile home park, Welton and associate Vi Goodsell of Anaheim Vacation Park recommended that RV park owners consider joining the RV Park division of WMA. Welton and others reached an agreement with the WMA, and the RV Division of WMA began to unify RV Parks within the state. Welton began a short tenure as a WMA director.
WMA however, was not familiar with the needs of the fast growing RV industry – they failed to realize, for instance, the value of publishing a directory of parks. On his own initiative, Welton published a small directory of approximately 15 California RV parks using WMA RV Division funds to defray the cost.
RV park owners soon realized that WMA could not adequately support RV parks' interest, and at a meeting of the WMA RV Park Division, RV park owners concluded that their interests could best be served by establishing their own association. Welton was dispatched to notify WMA, and subsequently Welton, Dick Crowl and Dave Hodgin began a statewide needs assessment as a first step to forming a new state association.
Welton, Crowl and Hodgin agreed upon the name California Travel Parks Association. Bylaws were written, Welton retained a graphic artist to produce a logo and CTPA was born. At the first general convention in 1974, Hodgin was elected president, Crowl first vice president and Welton second vice president.
In 1979, Welton became CTPA's fourth president, having spent the years since the association's inception recruiting new members, nurturing the organization and upgrading CTPA's camping directory.
Welton is survived by his wife of 71 years, Virginia; daughter, Cynthia Wimbish of Huntington Beach; son, Dr. Stephen T. Welton of Sikeston, Mo.; and his daughter, Janis Beghtol of Orange; eight grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren.


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These tiny, high-torque gearmotors have the highest gear ratio of any motor we sell, which makes them a great choice for applications that require extremely low motor speeds. With no load, the 1000:1 micro metal gearmotor HP output shaft turns at approximately 32 RPM at 6 V, and we were able to achieve rotation rates of around 2.5 RPM at 0.5 V on a test unit (note that performance will vary slightly from unit to unit). The lower-power 1000:1 micro metal gearmotor is even slower, with a no-load rotation rate of approximately 14 RPM at 6 V, and we were able to achieve a smooth rotation speed of around 1 RPM at 0.6 V on a test unit.
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The micro metal gearmotors are available in a wide range of gear ratios—from 5:1 up to 1000:1—and offer a choice between three different motors: high-power (HP), medium-power (MP), and standard. With the exception of the 1000:1 gear ratio versions, all of the micro metal gearmotors have the same physical dimensions, so one version can be easily swapped for another if your design requirements change. Please see the micro metal gearmotor comparison table for detailed specifications of all our micro metal gearmotors. This dynamically-sortable table can help you find the gearmotor that offers the best blend of speed, torque, and current-draw for your particular application. A more basic comparison table is available below.
Some versions of the gearmotors are sold with an additional 1mm-diameter output shaft that protrudes from the rear of the motor. This 4.5mm-long rear shaft rotates at the same speed as the input to the gearbox and offers a way to add a custom-built encoder to provide motor speed or position feedback.
The diagram below shows the dimensions for this gearmotor. The 1000:1 gear ratio version of the micro metal gearmotor has a longer gearbox than other micro metal gearmotor versions (12.5 mm for the 1000:1 compared to 9 mm for all gear ratios). All the other dimensions match those of the other micro metal gearmotor versions.
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The enigma of the Roman dodecahedra
The Roman dodecahedron is a small, hollow object made of bronze or (more rarely) stone, with a geometrical shape that has twelve flat faces. Each face is a pentagon, a five-sided shape. The Roman dodecahedra are also embellished with a series of knobs on each corner point of the pentagons, and the pentagon faces in most cases contain circular holes in them. More than 200 years after they were first discovered, researchers are no closer to understanding the origin and function of this mysterious object.
The Roman dodecahedra date from the 2nd or 3rd centuries AD, and typicall range from 4cm to 11cm in size. To date, more than one hundred of these artifacts have been found across Great Britain, Belgium, Germany, France, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, and Hungary.
An incomplete cast copper alloy dodecahedron (1 – 400 AD), discovered by a metal detectorist in Yorkshire, England ( Portable Antiquities Scheme / creative commons).
The great mystery is: how do they work and what do they do? Unfortunately, there is no documentation or notes about them from the time of their creation, so the function of these dodecahedra has not been determined. Nevertheless, many theories and speculations have been put forward over the centuries: candlestick holders (wax was found inside one example), dice, survey instruments, devices for determining the optimal sowing date for winter grain, gauges to calibrate water pipes or standard army bases, staff or scepter decorations, a toy to throw and catch on a stick, or simply a geometric sculpture. Among these speculations, some deserve attention.
One of the most accepted theories is that the Roman dodecahedron was used as a measuring device, more precisely as a range measuring object on the battlefield. The hypothesis is that the dodecahedron was used for calculating the trajectories of projectiles. This could explain the different sized holes in the pentagrams. A similar theory involves dodecahedra as a surveying and levelling device. However, neither of these theories has been supported by any proof and exactly how the dodecahedron could be used for these purposes has not been fully explained.
One of the more interesting theories is the proposal that dodecahedra were astronomic measuring instruments for determining the optimal sowing date for winter grain. According to G.M.C. Wagemans , "the dodecahedron was an astronomic measuring instrument with which the angle of the sunlight can be measured and thereby one specific date in springtime, and one date in the autumn can be determined with accuracy. The dates that can be measured were probably of importance for the agriculture". Nevertheless, opponents of this theory have pointed out that use as a measuring instrument of any kind seems to be prohibited by the fact that the dodacahedra were not standardized and come in many sizes and arrangements.
A Roman dodecahedron found in Bonn, Germany. Credit: Hadley Paul Garland / flickr
Another unproven theory claims that the dodecahedra are religious relics, once used as sacred tools for the druids of Britannia and Caledonia. However, there is no written account or archaeological evidence to support this view. Could it be that this strange item was simply a toy or a recreational game for legionnaires, during the war campaigns? Some sources suggest they were the central objects in a bowl game similar to that of our days, with these artifacts used as markers and the players throwing stones to land them in the holes within the dodecahedra.
Statue 'Dodecaëder' in Tongeren, highlighting the mystery of the Roman dodecahedra ( Wikimedia)
Another discovery deepens the mystery about the function of these objects. Some time ago, Benno Artmann discovered a Roman icosahedron (a polyhedron with twenty faces), misclassified as a dodecahedron on just a superficial glance, and put away in a museum's basement storage. The discovery raises the question about whether there are many other geometric artifacts of different types – such as, icosahedra, hexagons, octagons – yet to be found in what was once the great Roman Empire.
The Roman icosahedron found by Benno Artmann ( georgehart.com)
Despite the many unanswered questions, one thing is certain, the Roman dodecahedra were highly valued by their owners. This is evidenced by the fact that a number of them were found among treasure hoards, among coins and other valuable items. We may never know the true purpose of the Roman dodecahedra, but we can only hope that advances in archaeology will unearth more clues that will help solve this ancient enigma.
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Roman dodecahedron – Wikipedia. Available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_dodecahedron
The Roman dodecahedron – Legends and Chronicles. Available from: http://www.legendsandchronicles.com/ancient-artifacts/the-roman-dodecahedrons/
Roman dodecahedra – George Hard. Available from: http://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/roman_dodecahedra.html
Has The Roman Dodecahedron Mystery Been Solved? – Red Ice Creations. Available from: http://redicecreations.com/article.php?id=30435
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- Val said...
Thanks for the kind words :D
I just posted and other SF review but I promise to make the next one a fantasy ;)
One that is only availble in Dutch but still... ;)
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- Harry Markov: daydream said...
I subscribed to the feed. Thank you Mihai. :)
Rob, good luck with your solo blog.
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- Mihai (Dark Wolf) said...
Rob, it is my pleasure :)
I wait for that review, especially since I love seeing authors from different countries.
Harry, I hope you'll enjoy it a lot :)
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- ediFanoB said...
Mihai, thank you!
Val, I added your blog to my google reader and I'm now a follower of your blog. We are a kind of neighbours. I live in Germany.
- September 3, 2009 at 2:18 PM
- Val said...
And I have a German last name too ;) Now if I could only get the hang of that language of yours :P
Are you by any chance familiar with the work of Markus Heitz? Looks like I will be reviewing Ritus next.
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... So help me understand: why beat this dead horse?
Quote from: Pete Jackson on November 26, 2013, 11:20:21 AM... So help me understand: why beat this dead horse?I have pondered this for a couple years now and I think it is similar to a preacher in a railroad camp during the Great Expansion. He is completely fanatic in his convictions and truly believes his long winded preaching might save some souls.(I may have been watching to much Hell on Wheels lately).
[SNIP] Edited out some stuff since this one is in the newbie forum. I understand and accept your point of view on this, even though I disagree with you.To wit: you have not taken in to account a key tenant of modern pedagogy. Everyone has a different learning style. What works for you may not work for me. Some need to learn basic movement first.Some are nervous types and need to learn to place pro first.Some are nervous types and will never use any pro but a bolt.Some are weak and need to get stronger before anything else happens.Some have Outdoor Attention Deficit Disorder and need to experience new stuff regularly to keep learning.Some need to find inspiration, and therefore need to try everything out first to find their niche.Some learn by doing, some by hearing, some by reading, others by imagining.There is no universal prescription. You cannot control the learning of others. This is especially true of climbers, who are a rebellious sort.
I believe the most challenging aspect of trad climbing for most sport climbers is figuring out how to get their several gallon jugs of water up a multi-pitch climb. Therefore, sport climbers should probably first learn to aid climb.
So many of us want to climb like Edlinger - an exquisite technical climber. Should we climb less like Edlinger and more like you to be "safe"? Perhaps you should post up a video of your fine trad techniques.
How about that video how you think the crux of Diedre ought to be climbed? Or how you climb a layback. Teach us! .
Quote from: sneoh on November 27, 2013, 02:28:11 PMHow about that video how you think the crux of Diedre ought to be climbed? Or how you climb a layback. Teach us! .To be challenge to show who his the best is not really climbing, in my opinion, what ever ethic you use. I can say which ethic I prefer and explain why so many accident happen in trad situation because people climb trad route with sport ethic. Even if the last time I had real problem to do diedra crux, I still thinking that it is a 5.9, tricky faive nine that I did on sight without cam.
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Designing bedrooms for sophisticated kids
September brings about changes for all students, but especially for those moving from one school to the next. Whether entering elementary, middle school or high school, the new school year means more than just a new building: It marks the beginning of yet another stage on the path to adulthood.
Redoing a child's room as he or she moves up is one way to mark the event.
But decorating such a space is not simple. Many kids' tastes are quite sophisticated. The three bedrooms here -- created for kids entering elementary, middle and high schools -- show an appealing modern style. Call it the Apple effect; the computer company has put high design in the forefront of even the most basic products.
Most important, you want to make sure a child's room is as much about sleeping as it is hanging out with friends or studying. Include a chest or space for their stuff as well as a proper desk or work space with a comfortable chair for doing homework.
And, although each of these bedrooms is the work of a professional interior designer, you don't need to use an expert to turn a kid's room into a showpiece. Of course, nothing says you can't use their ideas.
If you're unable to completely redecorate your child's room, there still are plenty of ways to update it. Lori Miller of Lori Girl Creations in East Rockaway says you can make a "tremendous difference for a reasonable amount of money" with fresh paint, a new quilt or duvet, and new bedding and pillowcases.
Then, move the furniture around and you have a new look for the next stage.
When designer Lori Miller was brought in to make over a room for 6-year-old Madeleine and her 3-year-old sister, Penelope, she was faced with many challenges at the Manhasset home, especially finding enough space to fit the furniture needed for the girls, including the desk Penelope wanted for doing schoolwork.
"If we did a desk, we couldn't fit a dresser, and if we did bookcases, we couldn't fit other pieces," explains Miller. The solution: Take full advantage of the room's two closets. In place of dressers, the closets were fitted with built-in drawers and enough hanging space to fit the needs of two growing girls.
Eventually, Miller settled on a durable off-white desk with hutch, which is home to the girls' Mac computer, and a bookcase. "You want stuff that is durable and that can take a licking," says Miller. "Kids bang around a lot. They put their glasses down on furniture. You want something that is user-friendly, not something that they feel like they can't touch."
The room's small dimensions also dictated the style and placement of the beds. The original plan included two platform beds on separate walls, but that idea was scrapped for traditional bed frames on one wall with a nightstand in between. They are capped with custom fabric headboards of lavender and beige with white flowers.
The sisters like the arrangement. They are "really close, and they get along great, so it worked out," Miller says.
The design was inspired by Penelope's desire for a purple room, so two of the walls were covered in lavender and cotton-white wallpaper. The other walls were painted a subdued mauve with cotton-white baseboards and window trim. Both the wallpaper and the paint can be easily washed, which is important when doing any child's room, as kids sometimes like to let their artistic talents loose on unsuspecting walls. Finishing the space are a pale, sage-green and white carpet and classy beige-trimmed lavender Roman shades. The room colors were chosen to last "at least into their teens," says Miller.
When Sylvia, 10, was getting ready for the next academic challenge in her life, she was also ready to be rid of the stuffed-animal-adorned, lavender and yellow room of her earlier years at her Sands Point home. In fact, when interior designer Gail Tarasoff-Sutton of Tarasoff Interiors in Port Washington was called, Sylvia already had a good idea about what she wanted her new room to be like.
"She definitely has her opinions," says Tarasoff-Sutton. "I presented everything to her and she'd 'yes' or 'no' it."
And the transformation, while still kid-friendly, was suited for a modern girl.
Out came the carpet and in went dark hardwood flooring and a white shag throw rug. "Shag is very popular now," says Tarasoff-Sutton. Lavender walls became stark white.
Leather became the fabric of choice, in black and white, covering the headboard, ottomans and chair.
Chrome and Lucite replaced wood for shelves and furniture. Roman shades, another popular trend, hang where frilly curtains and valances once did.
A modern desk in white lacquer with plenty of space to fit Sylvia's laptop computer and schoolbooks was placed against one wall, as was a matching lacquer dresser, which sits below a flat-screen TV.
To soften the space, Tarasoff-Sutton employed pops of pink on the pillows; crystals on the window shades and light fixture add some girlishness to suit Sylvia.
Color was also brought into the room in the form of a bright orange vertical bookshelf next to one window. A large silver "S," for Sylvia, sits next to the bed and serves as one of many solid focal points.
Like any high school freshmen, Steven, 14, wanted a bedroom to suit his age. He was tired of his nautical-themed space and was ready for a change.
And he knew what decor he liked -- minimalist and red.
With the aid of interior design veteran Lee Najman of Lee Najman Designs in Port Washington, Steven got what he wanted.
Much of the red came in the form of a beet-colored shag carpet and one dominant, crushed velvet-like wall. Other walls were finished with a washable vinyl covering.
A platform bed with a headboard made of Longhi -- a popular, semi-hardwood originating in Africa -- abuts one wall. Behind it stands a large, floor-to-ceiling mirror flanked by more of the rich-looking and expensive Longhi. (Using a veneer of Longhi over less expensive wood was about 60 percent less expensive than using solid Longhi.)
In keeping with the minimalist aesthetic, the bedside tables are in sleek metal, though they have cubbies for storage. "In all of the rooms, there needs to be places for clothes, places for their belongings," says Najman.
Across the room sits a silver computer workstation and ergonomic chair. "No child's room should be without some kind of a study area," says Najman. "Not only that, it often winds up solving other issues because kids need countertops. Desks can hold everything from school papers to messy clothing."
Artwork takes the form of a picture created from Steven's actual DNA. There's also a dramatic, eye-catching shelving unit that seems to float on the red wall. The 6-foot circle, bisected by twin, 8-foot-long parallel white shelves, serves as the ideal display for school trophies and personal keepsakes.
Bright white bedding with red accent pillows and a brown chair complete the room, providing a space to hang out and study during the four years of high school to come.
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Antiques experts Leigh and Leslie Keno both prefer black tea (no milk), but don't expect to find loose leaves stashed in the brothers' antique tea caddies. Nor do the Antiques Roadshow duo display their treasure chests behind locked glass doors. Leslie and wife Emily keep a 19th-century burl walnut caddy within reach on a night table next to the bed. It's stuffed with family memorabilia--decades-old letters from Mom and a long-expired passport with far-flung destination stamps. "I keep silver cuff links in a black lacquered and japanned sarcophagus-shaped caddy," notes Leslie.
"Caddies are a great way to conceal clutter--loose change, keys, cell phones, or a Blackberry," chimes in brother Leigh, who admires how the boxes were made some 200 years ago. "The same techniques applied to furnituremaking."
Tea caddy courtesy of Sallea Antiques
Photo: Doug Todd
An eight-sided English tortoiseshell caddy, about 1820, sits on bone ball feet. Highly prized, exotic veneers command premium prices.
Wood caddies were carved, inlaid, veneered, and japanned. In fact, some of the greatest English cabinetmakers tried their hand at box design, always remembering to lock behind them. Back then, tea was a pricey commodity so precious that, like jewelry, it was subject to theft and kept under lock and key. "I have never seen a period tea caddy without a lock," says Thomas Woodham-Smith, director of Mallett Inc., specialists in 18th- and 19th-century English and Continental furnishings.
Tea caddy courtesy of Sallea Antiques
Photo: Doug Todd
In 1762, cabinetmaker Thomas Chippendale himself offered up six polished "tea chests" and, a couple of decades later, George Hepplewhite gave shape to boxes with cleaner, more classical lines. Today, Chippendale mahogany chests can fetch several thousand dollars at auction. "It depends on workmanship and condition, both inside and out," says Leslie, who, for his own use, doesn't mind when the innards (cut-glass canisters, compartments, or sugar nips) are missing.
This satinwood caddy with a domed lid has two inlays in the shape of seashells.
Tea caddy courtesy of Sallea Antiques
Photo: Doug Todd
This rare late-18th-century fruitwood tea caddy has a ripe patina. "The first thing to go is the stem," says Leigh. Stemless fruit-shaped caddies aren't as valuable.
Tea caddy courtesy of Sallea Antiques
Photo: Doug Todd
A hexagonal tea caddy is embellished with green and gilded rolled paper, also called paper filigree.
The Kenos prefer chic shagreen (sharkskin) or rolled-paper boxes such as the one shown here, but as lone stunners rather than part of a knickknack display. A single head-turner that doubles as storage space feels spare but stylish. Rest an antique walnut caddy with period patina on a mod glass-and-steel coffee table to warm up a minimalist space, suggest the brothers. "Antiques add a feeling of permanence in a fast-changing world," says Leslie.
Photo: Doug Todd
An English caddy holds Keno keepsakes.
Tea chests came to be called caddies from the Malay word kati, a measure of weight for tea--approximately 1.3 pounds. Boxes were designed with this amount in mind, and foil-lined, lidded compartments provided room for both black and green teas and sometimes included an extra compartment for sugar.
A dazzling, decorative box is affordable if "original condition" isn't your cup of tea and you don't mind replaced handles or a lost key. The price should reflect repairs, and all reconditioning should be recorded on the sales receipt.
Ivory caddy courtesy of Christie's London
• Sallea Antiques. Speak to owner Sally Kaltman (203/972-1050; salleaantiques.com).
• Mallett Inc. Check out these specialists in English and Continental furniture with showrooms in London and New York (212/249-8783; mallettantiques.com).
Leigh (left) found a letter from the twins' mother, the late Norma Keno, inside Leslie's 19th-century walnut caddy.
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has the world's most extensive caddy collection, some donated by Queen Mary, consort of George V. Among the treasures is a caddy--reputedly made from a mulberry tree that grew in Shakespeare's garden--featuring a carved bust of Shakespeare plus relief carvings of fruits and flowers. It's signed by George Cooper and dated 1791.
Good Reading: Try Stones' Pocket Guide to Tea Caddies by Noël Riley (2002) and Antique Boxes, Tea Caddies, & Society: 1700–1880 by Antigone Clarke and Joseph O'Kelly (Schiffer Publishing).
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Rep. Tim Huelskamp, a conservative Kansas Republican who was booted off the Budget Committee, said he wanted to see a list of votes that the House GOP Steering Committee based its decision on. So far, that hasn't happened.
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And Rep. David Schweikert (R-Ariz.), who lost his seat on Financial Services, told his colleagues — including Boehner (R-Ohio) and his leadership team — that he wanted to know where the line of acceptable behavior is. Schweikert also noted that he kicked people off committees when he was the whip in the statehouse in Phoenix.
The decision by Boehner to remove the lawmakers — and Boehner had the biggest say in the moves — shows how much stronger the Ohio Republican is within his conference since the election. The party's continued control of the House — combined with Mitt Romney's defeat and the urgency of the fiscal cliff crisis — have strengthened his hand in dealing with wayward members.
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So I just started C++ and have been reading through notes and working on tasks given to me by my lecturer. I have came across a few things I can't figure out.
1. Removing decimal places on a float number if it comes out as whole number.
Say average turns out to be 6, it will display as 6.00. I want to remove the decimal points so it displays as 6. But if it comes out like 6.53, I want to keep it like that.Code:sum = firstNumber + secondNumber + thirdNumber; average = static_cast<float>(sum)/3; cout.precision(2); cout << "The average is: " << fixed << average << endl;
2. Displaying the £ sign in C++. If I do,
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When this code is executed it works fine the first time, when I press Y for more employees, it completely skips getline(cin,name);.Code:#include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; void main() { float hours, salary, rateOfPay; char reply; string name; do { cout << "Please enter the name: "; getline(cin,name); cout << "Please enter the rate of pay: "; cin >> rateOfPay; cout << "Please enter the amount of hours worked: "; cin >> hours; salary = rateOfPay * hours; cout.precision(2); cout << "The salary is: " << fixed << salary << endl; cout << "Do you have any more employees? "; cin >> reply; } while (reply !='N'); }
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As my colleague David Rittgers notes below, the announcement by the Department of Justice that it will no longer seek to arrest medical marijuana users is a breakthrough for common sense in federal drug policy.
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The Obama administration should be taking much bolder steps to stop the criminalization of drug use more generally. More and more people have come to recognize that the drug war has been given a fair chance to work, but it has proved to be a grand failure.


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Lead story on ESPN radio and ESPN2 tv this am on Mike and Mike. The entire first hour of their national broadcast.
Not the Hall of Fame vote.
Not the Super Bowl game itself.
Cheating. By the Pats.
This isn't some whiny Jet fans on the internet, this is the broadcast going out across the entire nation.
I mean, if people didn't think it wasn't relevant, if it were a minor thing, then no one would be talking about it.
Mike Martz, coach of those Rams doesn't think this is a minor thing, he didn't say "Hey, it's no big deal". He said, "I have the utmost respect for Bill Bellichick, but I hope it didn't happen."
Golic, while not particularly eloquent, did say this about whether a "competitive advantage" matters when someone is caught cheating red-handed? He said "You break into a bank and you don't get any money, but you still broke into the bank."
NO one is talking about the game. What should be the Pats crowning achievment is now a side-show to the indelible stain Bellichik has placed on his team, his legacy, and the NFL.
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After the recent announcement that the game Mafia II will be 3D Vision-ready we now have more good news coming from Square Enix. They've just announced that the PC version of their upcoming third-person shooter Front Mission Evolved will also be 3D Vision-ready, but unfortunately the owners of Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 will not get 3D functionality as the game won't feature native stereo 3D support.
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The blurry picture released earlier this week did not do Gaming Heads' rendition of Left 4 Dead 2's Tank any justice at all. Now that we see it in its full 15-inch glory, we can easily see how a hardcore fan might lay out the $299.99 asking price for one of these terrible beauties.
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we can all have a big 'stimulus' party
Sorry man, no can do. I don't do that shit any more.
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Sorry man, no can do. I don't do that shit any more.
'Stimulus', 'party' or 'big'?
Enquiring minds and all...
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I'm trying to recall if the beneficiary-bashing was as prevalent or as vehement in the early 1990s.
David, you obviously weren't on the DPB then. There has always been beneficiary bashing, particularly of DPB recipients.Some of us remember Bert Walker, the ungenerous and sexist Minister of Social Welfare in the Muldoon government. Made denigration of single mothers into an sport.
Anybody who has been on a benefit knows that the whole system is set up to make you feel guilty and unworthy as a human being. There is a hierarchy of benefits with the DPB at the bottom. In the early 1990s I went on the widow's benefit. To apply for it you even went to a different floor, to separate you from those DPB and dole bludgers, because you were slightly worthy. But by the time of Christine Rankin's reign all beneficiaries were treated the same. You hardly set foot in the place without being whisked off to a side room and being interrogated for benefit fraud. The public loved it.
There is a hierarchy of benefits with the DPB at the bottom.
What, worse than the in-valid one? How hard could it really have been to change that name over the last decade.
the whole system is set up to make you feel guilty and unworthy as a human being
Quite. Seems the only folk who feel they deserve an ongoing sense of entitlement are long-in-the-tooth politicians.
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Sacha - I think the DPB might even rate lower than the In-Valid one if you take into account the judgmental moral undertone of our benefit system. It was OK to get a widow's benefit with little children, as I did, because you were pitiable. But mothers applying for the DPB have transgressed some moral code. People who are disabled or sick are in-valid humans but they are not immoral.
What did Dame Jenny Shapely do to deserve a knight hood?
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Maybe because she started the Needs Assessment and Service Coordination system that brought it an eligibility-based ring fenced system of disability supports, based on a market of providers who competed for contracts, whereas before it had been needs,community and rights-based?
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She was the first female Prime Minister. Knighthoods are thrown about for much less.
I wonder if the wave punks from around the Newtown shops will be outside the swearing ceremony in the old saint paul, to snigger, spit and maybe vomit.
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Vincent O'Sullivan, writer and poet
Ranginui Walker, academic, writer
Joy Cowley, writer
Patricia Grace, novelist
Sister Patricia Mary Hook, community worker
Penelope Ann Jamieson, former bishop of Dunedin
Sister Pauline Margaret O'Regan, educationist
Margaret Wilson, former Speaker of Parliament
* Titles previously awarded
I think pretty much every NZ Prime Minister gets at least a knighthood; there's no reason to say that Palmer or Muldoon knighted themselves, it's just what happens to ex-PMs.
Yes, a sirtainty in this daminion.
a sirtainty
So honours titles are "consistent with the egalitarian character of New Zealand society and enlivens and enriches it." NZ Honours
Please don't get me wrong - I'm all for "say[ing] thanks and well done to those who have served and those who have achieved."
All ANZ honours are still 'within the gift of the Monarch.' Until ANZ opts to drop the monarchy, there's no way I'd accept an honour, but I like the fact that there were those who chose not to accept an archaic
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The ever-aspirational John Key says the honours are "a real celebration of success".
Isn't the line supposed to be that they recognise service to the community?
I suppose royal honours have always had a dual focus on service and achievement so that governments of both right and left could reward what they see as success.
Somewhat ridiculous when professional athletes and businesspeople get recognised for merely doing their jobs, rather than for contributing above and beyond that to their industry, profession or code. Recognise the volunteers, administrators, connectors and coaches by all means.
Isn't the line supposed to be that they recognise service to the community?
I always thought it was that they are recognized for enhancing the power for the leadership of the British empire. Or that they have been granted an honorary aristocratic status.
The good thing about the reinstatement is that we get the list of 'refused title' recipients, that for some reason, doesn't contain any businessmen.
Isn't the line supposed to be that they recognise service to the community?
No. That's the Queen's Service Order.
The New Zealand Order of Merit (the one which comes with the Knighthoods at its upper levels) is:
"for those persons who in any field of endeavour, have rendered meritorious service to the Crown and nation or who have become distinguished by their eminence, talents, contributions or other merits."
Or, in short, the awards are a real celebration of success =)
I think you're overlooking the word "or" Graeme - it's achievement or service. As I say, two different ways of defining success.
it's achievement or service. As I say, two different ways of defining success.
Or two different personality traits.
Sacha, do you know a definition of failure?
I think you're overlooking the word "or" Graeme - it's achievement or service.
Sure, but not community service. Service to the Crown or Nation. Community Service is the QSO/QSM.
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Catfish: Fears of Facebook's Creepy Country
October 8, 2010
While Catfish presents as a convincingly real fake-documentary (currently awaiting its BIG reveal), I'd suggest that it is even more interesting to think about this already interesting work as a horror film. In Men, Women, and Chainsaws, Carol Clover carefully draws out the unsettling binaries that create the discomfort and unease that produce horror, and one of these is the city/country divide also then gendered male/female, respectively. This complex observation makes Catfish seem simple. The arty, Jewish city boys arrive late-night to an abandoned horse-farm in Michigan, and get pretty creeped out: all those dark pastures. At this moment, we are cued to think the movie might shift to the scary fakery of its creepy user-generated cousins, Blair Witch or Paranormal Activity, but things stay more benign and less bloody, or more techy and networky, for these lucky city slickers. Facebook, and social networking more generally, are the invention and would-be provenance of urban effete geeks (see Social Network), who must eventually open the network up to the whole world, and then—scary!—uneducated, unstylish, overweight plebes (and their grotesque offspring) can join the conversation (no longer restricted to Harvard), and then, even more horrifying, they can pass for their masters by expertly making use of this self-same technology, cell phones and fake friends, and you might even enjoy sexting with one! YUCK.
What makes Catfish so convincing as a "documentary" is our disbelief that the hideously red-state Angela Wesselman-Pierce could be played by an actress (her grossly retarded sons, and nearly retarded husband serve as ethical anchor to her "real"), while it is much more obvious to the art-film viewer's eye when Banksy or Joaquin (in their glamorous, urban, sophistication) act the part. Here the slow-witted husband's astute commentary about the wily, provocative catfish provides the generically pleasing twist on the city/country divide, where the bumpkins prove to be more sophisticated and worthy then their movie-making masters, imminently more qualified to produce alternative personalities on-line (Tara's alters are the metaphor we all need to understand life on the net), given the all too self-evident bankruptcy of their mundane daily lives off-line.
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EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) – The UW-Eau Claire women's basketball team ended a three-game losing streak and handed UW-Oshkosh its third loss of the season, defeating the Titans 52-46 on Ken Anderson Court in Zorn Arena tonight.
While the lead changed hands eight times and the score was tied twice, the Blugolds led a majority of the night.
Eau Claire held the Titans scoreless over the first two minutes as the Blugolds built a 4-0 lead. But over a three-minute stretch, Oshkosh used a 10-0 run to get up by six, its largest lead of the night.
The Blugolds then went on a 14-2 run, with Sarah Bingea (Sr.-Delano, Minn.) and Morgan Rustad (So.-Hudson, Wis./Hill-Murray) combining to score 12 in that stretch, to get up by six points (18-12).
Eau Claire held the lead the rest of the first half but the final five minutes of the half were closely contested. The Blugolds led 24-21 at halftime.
Over the first eight minutes of the second half, Oshkosh outscored the Blugolds 12-8 but after Bingea hit a jumper at 11:38, the Blugolds took the lead for good. Her shot started an 8-0 run for Eau Claire as the Blugolds took a 40-33 lead. The Titans got to within one point just once the rest of the way and Eau Claire outscored Oshkosh 10-5 over the final five minutes to win by six.
Bingea led the Blugolds with 22 points and six rebounds while Rustad, coming off the bench, scored a career-high 11 points and pulled down five rebounds.
Eau Claire finished the game outshooting the Titans 51.2 percent (22-for-43) to 32 percent (16-for-50). Oshkosh held a rebounding advantage 32-25, including a 14-5 edge on the offensive end. The Blugolds scored 30 points in the paint to 14 for Oshkosh.
The Blugolds improve to 8-8 on the season and 3-4 in the WIAC while the Titans, who are in second place in the WIAC, drop to 12-3 overall and 4-2 in conference play.
Saturday the Blugolds will be home again to face UW-River Falls. The game is part of a doubleheader with the men and will get underway about 5 p.m.


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Anna Paquin Dyes Her Hair Purple, Blue + Teal [PHOTO]by Michelle McGahan | PopCrush
Anna Paquin just switched up her look in a dramatic new way — by dying her platinum locks purple, blue and teal. Whoa!
The 'True Blood' actress, who appears to have taken a page (or several) from Demi Lovato's book, shared her bold new style in an Instagram photo last night (June 16), simply captioning the shot: "Happy early birthday to ME."
Paquin also tweeted about her hot new change, praising her colorist and reveling in the fact that she fulfilled her "teen dream of being a mermaid." The actress even tweeted her husband, 'True Blood' director Stephen Moyer, to get his take on her brand-new hue.
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Baltimore City police are dealing with several violent incidents in the past day, two of which were fatal.
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Detectives are also investigating the shooting of a man around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 5300 block of Carriage Court in southwest Baltimore. Police said William Simmons, 32, was shot in the torso and later died at a hospital.
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PAXTON, MA-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's cross country team both finished third at the Little East Conference Championships, hosted by Worcester State at Moore State Park Saturday. UMass Dartmouth's men were fourth and the women were fifth at the New England Alliance Championships.
UMD's women scored 80 points in the LEC meet, which was won by Keene State with 18 points. KSC also won the Alliance meet with 19 points, while UMD totaled 122. The men scored 85 points in the LEC meet and 123 in the Alliance, Keene State won both men's titles.
For the women, freshman Dekontee Chea (Chelmsford, MA/Chelmsford HS) was fourth in 19:20.7, junior Meaghan Bohigian (Barre, MA/Quabbin Regional HS) was 16th in 20:39, junior Courtney Testa (Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton) finished 23rd in 20:53, junior Stacey Dybel (Littleton, MA/Notre Dame Academy) was 40th in 21:31, freshman Kelci Sullivan (Hanson, MA/Whitman-Hanson HS) finished 49th in 21:55, and freshman Brittany Lyons (South Yarmouth, MA/Dennis-Yarmouth HS) finished 85th in 23:18.
For the men, senior Nick Santoro (Shrewsbury, MA/St. John's HS) of the Corsairs finished seventh in 26:54, senior Eric Nygaard (Medway, MA/Medway HS) was 11th in 26:15, junior Kevin Gilmore (Hanson, MA/ Whitman-Hanson HS) was 30th in 28:24, senior Derek Stevens (Swampscott, MA/Swampscott) was 41st in 28:51, freshman Cody Gibney (New Bedford, MA/Greater New Bedford Vo Tech HS) was 51st in 29:07, junior Steve Burke (Norwell, MA/Norwell HS) was 57th in 29:20, senior Wes Meserve (Merrimack, MA/Merrimack HS) finished 69th in 29:48, freshman Chris Jordan (Taunton, MA/Taunton HS) was 78th in 30:24, junior Steve Dowsett (Pittsfield, MA/Pittsfield HS) finished 96th in 30:54, and junior Kevin Cordaro (Whitman, MA/ Whitman-Hanson HS) finished 114th in 31:31.
"Our men's team ran very well," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Jon Hird. "We had two runners in the top seven, which is the best we've had in some time. Nick Santoro ran well, Eric Nygaard may have run the best race he's ever run, Kevin Gilmore ran well, and Cody Gibney ran his best race of the season. We would have done even better had Derek Stevens not been just coming back off an injury."
"Our women's team ran better than they did last year, Dekontee Chea ran a fabulous race," said Hird. "She just got faster and faster and finished fourth overall. Meagan Bohigian and Courtney Testa ran well, Stacey Dybel ran her best race of the season, but we were missing junior Megan Oliveira (Somerset, MA/Somerset HS) due to a work conflict. You can't find two more different areas of New England than our area and Moore State Park, we're pretty flat and the course we ran today is all uphill and downhill, so I thought overall, we did well."
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