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Common spoke with me yesterday on employment, gun violence and mentoring youth in "Common, Rhymefest Announce Youth Jobs Program, Music Festival" for The Chicago Reporter.
The Chicago Youth Jobs Collaborative plans to create thousands of year-round jobs for young people aged 16-24. Led by theChicago Urban League and the Common Ground Foundation, which was founded by Common in 2007, the partnership also includes Kanye West's arts and educational foundation, Donda's House, where Rhymefest serves as creative director.
"It hurts me to hear about the [gun] violence and our youth being shot or killed,""said Common, who was born Lonnie Rashid Lynn, Jr., at a standing-room-only press conference at the Museum of Contemporary Art. "One of the biggest reasons that our youth are [experiencing] violence is because of poverty. They want a chance and opportunity. They need jobs."
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So, figured I'd start a thread for shits-and gigs. But last night whilst browsing the NeoGAF, I found a thread detailing an online auctioneer that was just unbelievably out of it. The night went on, and soon they started to notice they were being watched by GAF, and what spawned on that channel was nothing short of awe-inspiring. Here are a few .gifs to showcase:
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Posted 25 March 2012 - 08:40 AM
Holy crap. Do you still have the link to the thread? I have to see this.
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Another choice .gif from tonights adventures:
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Retired cinema usherette Marjorie Fosdyke-Spratt has set tongues wagging in Worthing.
Miss Fosdyke-Spratt, who is 102, was discovered under West Pier slumped over her zimmer frame with her knickers in a twist.
PC Eric Nonce feared that the pensioner had "passed away" after stumbling across her, but was shocked to discover that she had only 'crashed out' after downing a bottle of Cream Sherry and taking vitamin pills:
"We got plastered after playing Bingo in Old Worthing and it got out of hand" admitted redhead Marjorie.
Miss Fosdyke-Spratt, is believed to have been 'sleeping it off' after committing an act of gross indecency on the grass of The Marine Gardens Bowls Club.
Her sexual adventure was observed and reported to the police by shocked local Edna Stoat:
"I was adjusting my net curtains when i saw them at it" said Miss Stoat, owner of the Seaview Guest House.
Sprightly Fosdyke-Spratt admitted to "feeling frisky" after being given the 'glad eye' by Bingo Caller Arthur Cock, who is 94:
"Arthur winked at me when i told him i had acute angina" said Marjorie Fosdyke-Spratt.
But Arthur Cock, who is Vice President of the Marine Gardens Bowls Club, told PC Nonce that Miss Fosdyke-Spratt had "led him on" after winning the bottle of Cream Sherry:
"When her last number, 88 (Two Fat Ladies), was called out she started getting fruity and begged me to take her down to the beach and do her Doggy style" said Mr Cock.
After being stopped on his Mobility Scooter, Arthur Cock confessed to 'having it off' with Miss Fosdyke-Spratt at the Bowls Club.
"She couldn't get enough of it" said Arthur Cock.
"The woman is a nutter and a nympho" added Cock, who also claimed she had spiked his Mackeson with Viagra after going for a drink at the Darby and Joan Club in Old Worthing.
High Court Judge Sir Humphrey Nonce has told Miss Fosdyke-Spratt and Arthur Cock that the "moral decline of Worthing needs to be halted" and that they should be "made examples of."


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Tax Credits, Courts, and Cabers
As Adam Schaeffer notes on this blog today, education tax credits have won in court, again. This time in Arizona.
I've long argued that their superior resistance to court challenge is one of many reasons to favor tax credits over other approaches to school choice. But there's one court that even credits are likely to run into trouble with: the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
The 9th Circuit is the most statist appellate court in the nation, and it has been sitting on an education tax credit case, Winn v. Garriott, for more than a year. For the record, I expect it to rule against the program sometime in 2009. If it does, that ruling will be appealed and almost certainly overturned by the Supreme Court of the United States.
Supporters of educational freedom should both brace themselves for this setback and also put it in perspective. The 9th Circuit is overturned more often than a caber at the Highland games.


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This tandem powered the Packers to four of Vince Lombardi's five championships over the course of seven seasons. Working in perfect unison helped Paul Hornung set a scoring record in 1960 and Jim Taylor earn the rushing title in 1962 (the only year in which the great Jim Brown did not lead the league in rushing during his nine-year career).
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Not to be outdone by their rivals down the California coast were the San Francisco 49ers, who later in the 1950s owned an even more impressive backfield with just as colorful a nickname. John Henry Johnson, Hugh McElhenny and Joe Perry are all members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. From 1954 through 1956, this power trio worked out of a 49ers backfield that also included Hall of Fame quarterback Y.A. Tittle. This foursome is the only full-house backfield to have all four of its members enshrined in Canton.
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"Transylvania students are smart, hard-working, adventuresome, and somewhat spontaneous. It's such a joy every day."
Historically, there have been close ties between the Spanish government and the Roman Catholic Church. Even today Spaniards can designate a portion of their income taxes for the maintenance of church buildings and properties in Spain.
When José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero was elected prime minister in 2004, however, that relationship began to change. Zapatero was perceived to be anti-Catholic, and that created some societal upheaval.
Transylvania student Leslie Little Gailey '06 was doing research into the church's position in Spain, and she was awarded a grant to travel to Spain with professor Veronica Dean-Thacker to interview writers, publishers, professors, clergymen, and others about this new attitude toward the church. Another Transylvania student, Rachel Wilson '07, decided to join them.
"Most Spaniards are Catholic but they don't go to church," said Dean-Thacker. "They still pass on the values to their kids. They just don't participate. Before Zapatero came into office, the Franco government aligned itself with the church 100 percent. If people didn't practice their faith, they were basically turning their back on the government. That wasn't true, but that's what the government wanted the people to believe. That was the case for nearly 40 years. We wanted to talk about that with some key people, not only clergymen but professors of sociology, editors of socialist journals."
The group prepared questions. Dean-Thacker reached out to her network of connections to arrange the interviews, including one with the director of Vatican radio in Rome. While in Spain, the three traveled all around the country for their appointments, talking with dignitaries and absorbing the Spanish culture.
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Plants vs. Zombies Guide
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The Plants
* Plants with a * are single use plants and will disappear after their function is complete.
- Peashooter - This is the most basic plant in your arsenal, and the backbone of any strong defense throughout the early stages of the game.
- Sunflower - Plant these to increase the amount of sun you will get. Sun is vital to plants and to your survival! Two columns of these should be built in each stage.
- Cherry Bomb* - Plant these to get an explosive reaction from the zombies nearby. Great for taking out groups of enemies, works in a 3x3 grid centered around where you place it.
- Wall-Nut - a great defensive plant, that will hold the zombie hoards at bay while your other plants pick them off.
- Potato Mine* - Great for taking out strong enemies in lanes where you don't have a wall-nut up yet, or to take care of pole vaulting zombies that make it over your wall-nut. SPUDOW!
- Snow Pea - Snow Peas will freeze zombies and make them walk and eat slower. Great for holding back strong units while your stronger plants take them out. If a snow pea bullet passes through a Torchwood it will melt the ice turning it into a regular pea, losing the freezing effect.
- Chomper - Chompers work great in combination with your wall-nuts and tall-nuts. They will devour most zombies in one bite, but it takes some time for them to swallow.
- Repeater - These are a great addition to your arsenal. They cost twice as much as a peashooter, but do twice as much damage, and still only take up one space.
- Puff-shroom - These are a staple for any night time level, they may be weak, but they can still take out a zombie. What's even better is they're free!
- Sun-shroom - These little guys cost half as much as a sunflower, but only give you 15 sun to start with. After a while they will grow to full size and give you 25 sun. I still prefer sunflowers over these, even in night levels.
- Fume-shroom - These work great on the early night levels, and their attacks pass right through the screen door zombies!
- Grave Buster* - These plants will eat the graves you see in the night levels, and will even pop out a coin when you they are done!
- Hypno-shroom* - These will turn any zombie that tries to eat them into a zombie that works for you. Great against football zombies! The zombie will fight backwards until it walks right off your lawn.
- Scaredy-shroom - these long-range plants are cheap, but they will hide if a zombie gets too close. Not very effective alone.
- Ice-Shroom* - This mushroom will freeze every zombie on screen and do a little bit of damage to each of them.
- Doom-shroom* - These bad boys will blow up a huge area on your lawn and destroy all zombies within range, however the tile you planted them on will need some time to recover before it can be used again.
- Lily pad - Not much to say about these other than they allow you to build on the water.
- Squash* - These guys will crush enemies that get too close. if there are multiple zombies in a small area it will crush all of them.
- Threepeater - Threepeaters will fire across 3 lanes, each pea is slightly stronger than a peashooters. Great for the three center lanes but there is no point in putting them on out outer lanes.
- Tangle Kelp* These work like potato mines, but are to be placed in the water.
- Jalapeno* - These guys are just bursting to get into the action. Placing one of these will destroy all the zombies in the lane they are in.
- Spikeweed - The spikeweed will attack any zombie that walks over it, as well as popping tires on zombonies and Catapult zombies. Popping a tire will destroy the spikeweed and you'll need to plant a new one.
- Torchwood - Placing these in front of plants that shoot peas will set the peas on fire and do triple damage! Snow peas will melt and lose their freezing effect though. Also drives away fog for a few tiles around itself.
- Tall-Nut - Harder, better, taller, stronger than the wall-nut. The tall-nut will keep enemies at bay for a long time, as well as preventing pole vaulting or dolphin riding zombies from jumping over them.
- Sea-shroom These water based fungi work much like the puff-shrooms only they can be placed in water, however their recharge rate is quite slow.
- Plantern - Plant these in the fog to drive it back, so you can see whats happening on your lawn. They are pretty weak and don't do any damage though, so put a Tall-Nut in front of one so it doesn't get demolished.
- Cactus - The cactus will pop balloons, as well as attacking zombies on the ground.
- Blover* - Blover will blow away any air zombies, and temporarily blow away all the fog. Decent substitute for planterns and cacti, while only taking up one seed slot.
- Split Pea - Split peas will shoot forward and backwards, however they shoot twice as fast backwards and they do forwards. Good for tunneling zombies, and not much more expensive than peashooters.
- Starfruit - Starfruit shoot in 5 directions. None of them are forward. Works well in groups, though.
- Pumpkin - Pumpkins surround another plant protecting them from zombies. Even works on Tall-nuts adding a much stronger layer to your defensive lines.
- Magnet-shroom - This mushroom will steal metal objects from zombies, such as buckets, helmets, ladders, and pickaxes. Great to have a few of these behind Tall-nuts, even during the day, although you'll have to wake one up using the Coffee bean.
- Cabbage-pult - Plant these on the roof to lob cabbages at the zombies, where peashooters can't reach due to the roofs incline.
- Flower Pot - This plant lets you plant plants on your roof! Sounds crazy but it works! Just like a lily pad but for your roof.
- Kernel-pult - These guys will lob corn, and occasionally butter at the zombies. The corn is a bit weaker than cabbage, but the butter is just as strong as cabbage and will also stop zombies in their tracks.
- Coffee Bean* - Plant this on your mushrooms during the day to wake them up!
- Garlic - These guys smell bad, but work great! Zombie will take one bit of these and move into another lane!
- Umbrella Leaf - Umbrella Leafs will protect nearby plants from bungee zombies, and from catapult zombies.
- Marigold - While she won't attack, the marigold will spit out cash for you to collect. A few of these with the Gold magnet-shroom will do wonders for your bank account.
- Melon-pult. - The Melon-pult lob watermelons at zombies doing large amounts of damage to groups of zombies! Great addition to your lineup.
- Imitater - The imitater works just like your other plants. In fact it works EXACTLY like your other plants. Pick the imitater and it will give you the option to pick a plant. This way you can have two of the same plant in your arsenal. This will reduce the waiting time to build plants by half!
Plant Upgrades
These upgrades are one time upgrades to the plants that you already have in your arsenal.
- Gatling Pea - Upgrade for the Repeater, shoots 4 peas instead of two for a relentless, fierce attack. Add a Torchwood into the mix for a Zombie barbecue.
- Twin Sunflower - Upgraded version of the sunflower, producing two sun each time. Great for long levels, survival mode, and for maximizing spots available for offensive plants.
- Gloom-ShroomAn upgraded version of the Fume-Shroom, this plant will release toxic fumes in a small area around itself. Attacks quickly, but short range.
- Cattail - Upgraded Lily Pad. The Cattail can attack on any lane, and it also pops balloon zombies. Having at least one of these in longer pool levels instead of cacti is a great way to save space and money.
- Winter Melon - Upgrade of the Melon-Pult. Adds a freezing attack to the Melon-Pult, but fires at a slower speed. Adding one or two of these is a great way to slow down zombies when you are using Spikerocks. Frozen zombies will thaw if hit with a flaming pea.
- Gold Magnet-shroom - Inexpensive upgrade to the Magnet-shroom. Removes the magnet ability but it will collect coins and diamonds for you. Great if you have a lot of marigolds, but not really essential.
- Spiderock - This upgrade to the Spikeweed can pop multiple tires before giving out and does more damage to zombies walking over it.
- Cob Cannon - This is the strongest plant you can get. You must build it over two Kernel Pults, and click it to activate its massive attack.
The Zombies
- Regular Zombie - The most basic zombie out there. Very easy to dispatch, but watch out if there are a lot of them!
- Flag Zombie - Just because he has a flag doesn't mean he doesn't want your brains! Leads every "Huge wave of zombies".
- Conehead Zombie - Regular Zombie with a traffic cone that helps with defense. Takes about twice as much damage as a Regular Zombie.
- Pole Vaulting Zombie - He moves fast until he meets the first plant, which he will vault over (unless it's a Tall-Nut), and then he moves slow.
- Buckethead Zombie - Takes about 5x as much damage as a regular zombie, but a magnet-shroom will steal his bucket.
- Newspaper zombie - This zombie will charge at you once you destroy his newspaper.
- Screen Door Zombie - This zombie protects himself with his screen door, however fume-shrooms will pass right through the screen and attack him directly.
- Football Zombie - This zombie is extra protected with a helmet and padding, so it will take a bit more to bring him down. His helmet has metal on it that reacts to Magnet-shrooms.
- Dancing zombie - Will summon a backup dancer in four directions. A real thriller!
- Backup Dancer - This zombie is really weak but will get in your way if there are too many of them.
- Ducky Tube Zombie - This zombie is really weak, and only appears in the pool lanes.
- Snorkel Zombie - This zombie stays underwater until he attacks. Place lily pads near the from of the pool to draw him out. Kelp works too.
- Zomboni - The Zomboni crushes plants and leaves a trail of ice behind him. You can't build on the ice and bobsled zombies will appear if there is ice. Use Spikeweeds to pop his tires.
- Zombie Bobsled Team - These guys will ride in on ice, and go fast until they run out of ice. They are pretty weak but there are four of them.
- Dolphin Rider Zombie - Similar to the Pole Vaulting Zombie only in water. Tall-Nuts will be effective against him. The dolphin is also a zombie.
- Jack-in-the-Box Zombie - This zombie moves pretty fast and will randomly explode. Magnet-shrooms will take his toy away and prevent him from exploding.
- Balloon Zombie - This zombie will float over all your defenses unless you pop his balloon. Other than that he is very weak.
- Digger Zombie - This zombie will dig under your plants and attack from the back. Use magnet-shrooms or split-peas to take care of him.
- Pogo Zombie - this guy will hop over all your plants until you have a magnet-shroom to take his pogo away.
- Zombie Yeti - This zombie rarely appears, and will run away after a short time. Get him while you can!
- Bungee Zombie - He will drop down from the sky and either steal a plant, or drop a zombie down on your roof/lawn.
- Ladder zombie - This zombie will place a ladder down on the first plant he meets allowing zombies to simple climb over that plant. Bad if he puts one on a Tall-nut. Magnet-shrooms will take his ladder away, and cherry bombs will dislodge ladders that he managed to place.
- Catapult Zombie - This zombie will sit at the back of your roof or lawn and launch basketballs at your plants. Use spikeweeds to pop his tires, and get rid of him easily.
- Gargantuar - This giant will crush your plants, and extremely strong. Try to take him out using bombs, jalapeños, Squashes or anything you can before he destroys your plants. He will lob the imp zombie when he is low on health.
- Imp zombie - Although he is very weak often times he will be launched past your plants and right to your sunflowers, or your lawnmowers or roof/pool cleaners.
- Dr. Zomboss - Here he is. The leader of the zombies. Use Ice-shrooms to freeze him when he is down, and let your other plants attack him. Keep an ice-shroom and a jalapeño for when he throws a fire ball or ice ball at you.
General Hints and Tips
- For the most part in adventure mode, and survival mode you will want to start by getting two rows of sunflowers as fast as you can, at the back of your lawn
- While you are trying to get your sunflowers up, try to only build plants that you will need immediately. Such as a peashooter only in a lane where a zombie is approching.
- Once you've got your sunflowers up, start focusing on your defences. You will need to use different strategies depending on what level you are on.
- Try to keep at least one bomb type plant in your inventory on each level just in case things get bad.
- If there is a lull in zombies use the break to dig up and replace badly damaged wall-nuts or tall-nuts.
- It may be worth it in later levels to bring coffee beans and magnet-shrooms with you in daytime battles. to help deal with metal weilding zombies.
- If a snow pea shoots through a torchwood then it will cancel out the freezing effect.
Adventure mode isn't terribly difficult and shouldn't give you too much trouble so I've just listed off a few tips for each of the five level types.
- These levels are fairly straightforward. Just build a few peashooters in each lane and you should be okay for most of these levels.
- Build wall-nuts, and repeaters once you unlock them
- Not much to these levels except for learning the basics
- Night time has arrived! No more free sunshine for you!
- Dont underestimate the power of free things. Although the puff-shrooms are pretty weak, they are essential to your defenses at night time, especially when the amount of sun you get is lower.
- Make sure the first plant you buy is one of the two that will give you sun, otherwise you wont be able to afford better plants as the level progresses.
- If you keep these two things in mind the night level shouldn't give you too much trouble
- Ah now its getting interesting. Zombies will usually ignore the two pool lanes in the beginning, so you should too.
- Make sure to build at least a peashooter and a repeater in the pool lanes by the first huge wave of zombies, as there will be extra zombies that pop out of the water part way down the lane already on top of the ones that come from the back.
- As long as you remember to have some defences in the pool lanes by the first wave you should be alright.
- Remember you can place wall-nuts and tall-nuts on the lily pads.
- You should put spikeweeds at the right of your lawn in case zambonies show up.
- Starting to get tricky now. Pool, night, and now fog! Keep your head on your shoulders (har har), and you will do fine.
- Although you can't see in the fog you can still build in it.
- Build up a solid defense by combining what you did in the night stage with the pool stage.
- If you really need too you can build a lantern to help you see, but its not too much of a big deal.
- Just build up a solid defense and you should be alright.
- Its going to get a little tricky now. Peashooters and repeaters don't work well on this level, unless you build them at the top of the slope.
- You can get away with building them on the first column after the slope on the roof starts but after that they will be useless.
- Basically for this part you will need to replace peashooters and repeaters with Cabbage-Pults and Kernel-Pults.
- Other than that theres not too much to this one, other than keeping an eye on what zombies you will have to fight.
- It might be worth your effort to build a magnet-shroom and use a coffee bean on it in later levels.
- In this one the zombies are also plants! But they still want your brain.
- Guard your sunflowers because you will need all the sun you can get.
- Zombies act like the plants on their heads act. Peashooters will shoot at your plants, wall-nuts take a lot of hits. Keep this in mind while building your defenses
- Just like the wall-nut bowling you had to do in adventure mode.
- Higher combos earn you more gold
- Save a bomb or two for emergencies.
- Use then sun you collect to play the slot machine at the top
- Try and keep the slot machine going as often as you can to earn extra plants and sun.
- Shouldn't be hard to get this with a little luck.
- This one is just like the kind of level in adventure mode where the seeds come on a conveyor belt at the top, only you need to use them almost right away
- Just like bejeweled! You fought zombies in bejeweled right?
- Make matches to earn sun and upgrade your plants
- Start with your offensive plants first
- Combo's earn you extra sun
- Its pretty basic, other than the fact that the zombies are invisible. So build evenly in the lanes since you can't tell where they are coming from!
- This one is pretty basic too, You just need to fill in the stars on the lawn with the starfruit
- Might be a bit tricky to get "Star"ted (haha!), but once you get some basic defenses up you should fill in the star as soon as possible.
- This one is a basic clone of insaniquarium. Just save up and buy 5 or 6 zombies then let the sun roll in. Don't forget to feed them!
- Just like bejeweled twist! Same concept as beghouled
- All of the zombies are tiny, but they still have big appetites! Use the basic pool defense here and you'll do just fine.
- This ones a bit tricky. Keep an eye on where the portals are but still build evenly as the portals will move around the map.
- Make good use of your wall-nuts, and make sure to have a Cactus in each lane, and you should be alright
- Save a bomb or two in case things get a little tight.
- This one can be a bit tricky. For the most part you will start with the same few plants each time.
- Potato mines should go one column from the right, and your tall-nuts right behind them.
- After that leave a space then put your magnet-shrooms down.
- If/when you get chompers put them right behind your tall nuts.
- Try to have at least one clear column somewhere for placing bombs. Save the bombs you get for ladder zombies, Gargantuars.
- As long as you don't let the ladder zombies bypass your tall nuts, and you put lots of pumpkins down you shouldn't do too badly here. Might take a few trys to get it just right though, since you don't always get the same plants each round.
- Build spikeweeds to pop the tires of the zombonies. If they can't make ice the bobsled zombies can't show up!
- You can also use jalapeños to melt the ice.
- No crazy tricks here, everything is just faster
- Use your basic pool level strategy and you'll do just fine here, just make sure to keep collecting the sun, even though it might seem hard since it shows up so fast.
- This one is pretty simple. Just hit the zombies with the hammer as they pop out of the graves
- Once in a while a zombie will drop some sun, use it to buy Grave Busters and eat the graves closest to your brains.
- Build your defenses like this. Use the money you get in between rounds to first add a second pumpkin to the other torchwood in the water. Refresh your garlic. And add a repeater to the spaces above and below the cattails.
- Build a nice solid pool style defense and you should be okay. Remember to save some money for buying new tall-nuts in case things go sour.
- Just like zombotany only harder.
- Just like Wall-nut bowling only harder.
- Sunflowers, cabbagepults and tall-nuts will be your friend here. If you have the imitator, use it to get a second tall-nut
- Just like the final level of the game so you should be okay here. Just remember to always keep at least one jalapeño and one ice-shroom on you at all times for when he throws fireballs or iceballs at you.
There are really only two puzzles here, one is vases and the other you play as the zombies.
Vasebreaker style:
- Start with the vases that have plants in them
- After that start at the back and work on one lane at a time.
- Don't put too many plants in one lane, you will need to make sure you have at least one offensive plant in each lane or its impossible to win.
- In the later levels keep some squash for Gargantuars.
- In this one you get to play the zombies and try to eat the brains.
- There is no time limit so sit back and think a bit before you start throwing zombies at the plants.
- Try to find the spot where you can send one or two cheap zombies and still manage to get a sunflower, or two.
- Once you get some sun use stronger zombies in combination with the weaker ones to get to the harder brains.
In survival you will get a chance to change up the plants you picked at the start between each level so start with the basics on each one, and go from there. Don't get ahead of yourself. If you start with all the expensive plants you won't be able to afford a good defense and will leave your brains venurable. Use the same basic defense skills you developed for each of the adventure levels, but after a few waves upgrade your plants to be able to deal with the later levels. There isn't much new here it's just harder.
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- Slot upgradesBuying these will allow you to take more plants into each round with you
- Pool CleanersThese work just like lawn mowers, only they are for the pool lanes.
- Garden RakeThe rake will randomly start in one lane for 3 levels after purchase. Will kill the first zombie to walk on it in each level
- Roof CleanersRoof cleaners are your last line of defense on the rooftop levels, good idea to purchase these.
- Wall-Nut First-AidThis upgrade lets you replace Wall-Nuts, Tall-Nuts, and Pumpkins without having to wait for them to die, or dig them up first.
Easter eggs
Type the following codes during gameplay to enable the 'cheats', type them again to disable.
- daisies - zombies push up daisies when they die. (You need to have a tree of wisdom that's at least 100 feet tall for this code to work)
- future - zombies sport cool, futuristic shades.
- mustache - zombies grow a 'stache.
- pinata - zombies cause a shower of candy when they die. (Your tree of wisdom needs to be 1000 feet tall for this to work.)
- trickedout - for tricked out lawnmowers.
- sukhbir - activates zombie "THEIR BRAIIINS" call.
- dance - Makes the zombies dance! enabled at 500 feet.


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HAMDEN, Conn., Sept. 28 (UPI) -- Ohio Republicans favor presidential hopeful Mitt Romney over Rick Perry, but both are neck-and-neck with President Obama in the Buckeye state, a poll indicated.
Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, led the field with 24 percent, while Texas Gov. Perry was second with 20 percent, a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday said.
No other candidate captured more than 9 percent, results indicated.
Among all contenders, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin -- who hasn't indicated whether she'll enter the GOP race -- garnered 9 percent, followed by businessman Herman Cain at 7 percent, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas at 6 percent, and former Sen. Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich at 4 percent each. Rep. Michele Bachmann of Minnesota was eighth with 3 percent.
If Palin doesn't run, Romney gets 25 percent to Perry's 21 percent, the Hamden, Conn., university said.
In a hypothetical general election match-up, Obama would get 44 percent to Perry's 41 percent, too close to call when factoring the margin of error, pollsters said. In an Obama-Romney tilt, the president would get 44 percent to Romney's 42 percent, also too close to call.
Results are based on telephone surveys of 1,301 registered voters from Sept. 20-25. The margin of error is 4.8 percent.


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WCPE Community Workshop: Naming The Moment To Seize The Future
March 31, 2011|Posted in: Events at the Centre
Time: Saturday, April 2 · 11:00am – 3:00pm
Location: Windsor Workers' Action Centre, 328 Pelissier St., Windsor, ON
The Premise
Borrowed from : Deborah Barndt: Naming the Moment:Political Analysis for Action, A Manual for Community Groups. (Ontario: The Moment Project, Jesuit Centre for Social Faith and Justice, 1989): 24-53
If we need to change how our society is constructed, and as a result, change the course of history "…we must see ourselves as part of that society and history." We probably know more than we think we do about how society is actually constructed but since we are immersed in a media landscape controlled by a capitalist framework, we are for the most part unable to stop long enough to properly assess our true situation. This Naming the Moment to Seize the Future exercise is meant to "help us read history and act more effectively toward social change." In short, how do we see society and do we think the structure ought to be changed.
To answer we start with ourselves – to situate ourselves in this particular historical moment. Over the course of yet to be determined weeks, we'll work through four phases of Naming the Moment:
- Phase 1: Identifying ourselves and our interests
- Phase 2: Naming the issues/struggles
- Phase 3: Assessing the forces
- Phase 4: Planning for action
Phase I
Identifying Ourselves and Our Interests
- Who are 'we' and how do we see the world
- How has our view(s) been shaped by our race, gender, class, age, sector, religion, etc?
- How do we define our 'constituency': are we of, with, for the people most affected by issues we work on or wish to work on?
- What do we believe about the current structure of Canada – about what it could be, about how we get there?
Barndt: " It's important to talk frankly about the different perspectives we bring to the longer term questions, even if we don't agree. The differences, in fact, may offer both constraints to and possibilities for our proposed actions. They will inevitably affect how we read and use present moments for short-term goals as well as for longer-term objectives." (p.28)
At this point it's seems prudent to not get too far ahead. This exercise is meant to be participatory, self – led, adult education. We often don't think of ourselves being in a 'historical moment' so we need to get as good a picture as we can of ourselves, what we bring to this process, and what we hope to get out of it. Then we can determine how we approach the other three phases.
The election is on, we are all busy, and this is short notice. If you can at all come out we can start a process of change in Windsor which will be able to challenge and then transform the societal structure we live with.
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System Uses Telecentric Lens to Inspect Bottle Necks
Mettler-Toledo CI-Vision introduced an advanced inspection system that accurately inspects bottle necks regardless of the position of the bottle on the conveyor by utilizing a Telecentric lens.
Through the use of telecentric lenses, the Empty Bottle Inspection system more accurately then ever verifies that neck threads are completely formed and not notched, inspects the sealing surface of the neck for planarity and detects molding flash. An overhead camera inspects for choked neck opening and for ovality of the neck opening.
The system can also inspect the bottle sidewalls and bottom for embedded particulate contamination, blisters and bubbles in material, and window flaws such as swirls in coloring and imperfections in surface finish. The advanced system utilizes multiple cameras and sophisticated CIVCore proprietary software to complete all of these inspection operations simultaneously, speeding bottles through the inspection process. The system also changes over quickly to inspect new products. The system includes the vision processor, the neck inspection cameras with telecentric lenses as well as overhead and body inspection cameras, CIVCore Vision Engine software and all necessary cables as well as camera mounts, light mounts specific to the application and a touch screen monitor.


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Over at Grist, David Roberts lays down the brutal logic of climate change:
With immediate, concerted action at global scale, we have a slim chance to halt climate change at the extremely dangerous level of 2 degrees C. If we delay even a decade — waiting for better technology or a more amenable political situation or whatever — we will have no chance.
And what's so special about 2 degrees C? Well, that may be something like a point of no return.
The thing is, if 2 degrees C is extremely dangerous, 4 degrees C is absolutely catastrophic. In fact, according to the latest science, says Anderson, "a 4 degrees C future is incompatible with an organized global community, is likely to be beyond 'adaptation', is devastating to the majority of ecosystems, and has a high probability of not being stable."
Roberts is citing the work of Kevin Anderson, former head of the UK's leading climate research institution. Other scientists are making similar predictions. James Hanson, director of Nasa's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, says, "The target of 2C… is a prescription for long-term disaster". Increasingly, you don't have to look far to find words like "apocalyptic" being used to describe the path we're on.
So we need to reverse course on emissions by 2015, and in dramatic fashion. But the latest round of international talks seem to be on shaky ground. All US climate bills have so far failed. So what's a local planner or public official to do? Decry the problem as global in scope and thus unsolvable? Shrug shoulders and pour a stiff drink? While I have ahealthy amount of skepticism about the ability of one jurisdiction or even one state to have a measurable impact on the global trendline, I think we absolutely must be making our best efforts now, for a number of reasons:
Locals may be the only ones willing to act
I think Minneapolis Mayor RT Rybak was being slightly hyperbolic when he said "City governments are the last standing functional form of government in the United States and possibly the world," but in terms of climate action, he is almost right.
Over 140 cities in the US have adopted climate action plans, typically tied to emissions reductions targets, while no federal legislation dealing comprehensively with climate change has been passed.
24 states plus the District of Columbia have renewable energy standards, mandating some level of renewable energy in local utilities energy mix. Our largest local utility, Xcel Energy, has achieved significant reductions in the carbon intensity of the electricity they produce. In 2010, carbon intensity dropped 8% over 2009 levels. This reduction started in 2007, the year Minnesota's renewable energy standard was signed into law.
Other states, like California, and other cities, like Seattle, are taking impressive steps to reduce emissions and are not waiting for global or federal actions. The actions of these local governments alone may not bend the curve, many local governments acting in concert can.
Locals have the tools
Transportation and land use plans, capital improvement project lists, building codes, utility franchise agreements, water and wastewater systems and waste collection services are all developed and provided by local governments. And the systems they effect have major impacts on emissions.
While regulation may not be as efficient as something like an economy-wide carbon tax, it's the second best tool we have to address the externalities of carbon-emitting energy production. And local governments control these policy levers.
What's our legacy going to be?
I know it's hackneyed – "what will you tell your children?", "how will we be remembered?", "what kind of world are we passing on?" – but to me it's serious. Fatherhood has definitely amplified my feelings of future angst, but I think most civic-minded people share this feeling to some degree. Even though I find myself feeling totally hopeless about the issue much of the time, I know I'll feel a hell of a lot worse in twenty or fifty years when things are really in the crapper and I think back about the things I didn't do, even if they felt slightly uncomfortable or like drops in the bucket at the time.
So I'll borrow another hackneyed phrase to describe my philosophical approach as someone working in local government: keep calm and carry on. Try to do the most I can as soon as possible, and try not to let growing angst paralyze me or make me cynical.
What's next?
Because I think this idea of local action on climate change is important, I'll spend the next few posts reviewing some significant responses local governments are taking and discussing how they might apply in our region.
Cross-posted from netdensity.net
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There are thousands of productivity tips and tricks out there, each with varying levels of success and utility.
While these tips can help us shave a couple of minutes off of every hour and make certain processes easier, they often end up holding us up, tricking us into thinking our lives are more optimized than they really are, and betray the true meaning and philosophy behind productivity.
The best way to maximize personal productivity isn't to invest your time in hundreds of tips and tricks, micro-optimizations and minor changes — it's to completely overhaul the way you work.
That starts with employing some kind of philosophy to your work. Whether that means dividing your day time between work and personal time, or sectioning off time periods for uber-efficient and focused work, doesn't matter.
What matters is that those changes produce some kind of measurable output. Invest in the mindset that gets you working hard and measure your output mercilessly. Discard the information that micro-changes can bring you and instead focus on the things that truly matter: behavior and setting.
For some, the best way to maximize personal productivity is by spending their work time in a setting that produces results for them.
For others, setting isn't a problem, and a greater change to their work behavior and style is required. Whatever the case, these major changes are what introduce huge increases in productivity, not the tiny tips and tricks that only shave second off every minute and fool us into thinking we're more productive than we really are.
Focus on those big optimizations, ignore the small stuff, and watch your work output massively increase.
There's a sea of information out there, and the secrets to personal productivity don't rest in embracing it; they rest in selectively ignoring it.


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Somewhere in Fra
June 27th 1918
Dear sister Madaline:
Well here I am again even though I only wrote you yesterday evening. Here it is June and no pay and no mail as yet. You can't imagine dear sister how anxious I am to receive a letter from home and find out how you are feeling. If only I were lucky enough to receive one letter why I think I would feel one hundred percent better. My pay doesn't worry me half as much as one letter from you as at times I feel so homesick and feel that you all at home are downhearted and worrying. Just remember and think that your brother is in the best of health as I can assure you. Is pa receiving the alottment regularly if not write me and I think I can get it investigated through the military channels. I am still continuing my school and am taking quite some interest in it in fact I take and make myself acquainted with as many different studies or schools as possible for perhaps you do not now but this war is known as a Non Commissioners War theirfore I see where studying will do me no harm and loads of good.
Their are quite a few different colored uniforms in our town and at many times our boys can be seen walking arm in arm down the street. Guess I will close now will write again tomorrow.
I am
Your Brother
Corp Joe. Maus
105 U.S.Inf. Co A
American E.F.
June 27th 1918
Dear sister Madaline:
At last mail was given out and luckily I received five letters one from you, Anna, Priscilla and a few from a few other friends. You can't realize how happy I was when I received both yours and Anna's letters. Your letter was dated June 6th and according to what you say that you sent me six letters before this one why I haven't received them. They have either gone astray or lost but I feel sure they will arrive here very shortly as mail is now coming in rather fast. I saw both Corp Stead + Jenison and both send their regards to you. My friend Bill Wulfenden has his commission as second lieutenant but is awaiting appointment.
Must close now dear sister as I wish to get this mail out in tonights mail, I am.
Your Brother
© Copyright 2011 by Lanny & Patti Brown, All Rights Reserved. No reproduction without permission.


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Idaho Cooperates with Homeland Security on National ID
In June 2011, I noted here how a new cardless national ID system was forming up using state driver license data. It hasn't gone very far. Passage of an immigration reform bill containing a national E-Verify requirement would slam down the gas pedal.
But a few days ago, Idaho became the third state in the union to sign up for the Department of Homeland Security's RIDE (Records and Information from DMVs for E-Verify) program, which is administered by the ID-friendly American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. Idaho joins Mississippi and Florida in volunteering state driver information to the DHS.
As the full name of the program suggests, RIDE is an "add-on" to E-Verify, the government's highly problematic system for "internal enforcement" of immigration law via government background checks. RIDE is intended to let the E-Verify system check the authenticity of driver licenses that are typically provided as one of the forms of ID during the broader verification process. E-Verify's problems are legion—I documented them in my 2008 paper, "Franz Kafka's Solution to Illegal Immigration"—and we highlighted them again on Capitol Hill in March.
Much like mass-scale license plate scanning, the RIDE program represents the application of technology and systems developed for one purpose to vastly different ones. The RIDE program takes state driver licensing data—which is for driver licensing and traffic law enforcment—and turns it over to the DHS for federal law enforcement and the creation of a national ID.
In 2007, Idaho was the second state in the nation to reject the REAL ID Act, our national ID law. The Idaho House and Senate passed a resolution condemning that effort to put all Americans into a national ID system. But the bureaucrats appear to have waited out the legislature. With most people's attention elsewhere, the Idaho Transportation Department teamed up with DHS officials to move forward with a national ID.
After the DHS has tapped into Idahoans' driver data, there is no guarantee that the uses of it would be limited to E-Verify. Mission creep is a law of gravity in government, and it's likely over time that E-Verify and Idaho driver data will be put to new and interesting uses by the federal government. Expect the DHS to get a lot more familiar with you and your driver license data if mandatory E-Verify comes into effect and RIDE continues to grow.


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I have a gesture tap mapped to all my apps that opens them up.
To do this I right clicked on the desktop shortcut and typed a keyboard shortcut into the run part of the properties.
By accident I tapped my photoshop open app gesture whilst photoshop was already open and voila photoshop appears in front of me without having to alt tab to it!
However it seems this only works with photoshop because windows only opens up one version of photoshop.
My question is, is it possible to tell windows to only open one copy of an app so that I can get rid of alt tab and just have tap gestures to bring up all my apps. It would be sooo cool!
Im not sure if it would be possible with windows explorer as that uses win-e and that always brings up multiple windows.
I suppose I want this to work in a similar way to pressing the email button on a traditional microsoft keyboard, but with all of my apps.
any ideas?


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Topping off a busy week in the Straights of Hormuz. First, three Iranian gunboats failed in an attempt to seize a British oil tanker on Wednesday. HMS Montrose was escorting the vessel and pointed its weapons on the IRGC gunboats. The next day an Iranian drone was downed by the amphibious assault ship USS Boxer, by electronic jamming. Now this.
By Greg Norman
Iran has seized a British-flagged oil tanker Friday in the Strait of Hormuz amid growing tensions in the region.
The Stena Impero, which has a crew of 23 on board, "was approached by unidentified small crafts and a helicopter during transit of the Strait of Hormuz while the vessel was in international waters," Stena Bulk, the shipping company that owns the vessel, said in a statement. "We are presently unable to contact the vessel which is now heading north towards Iran."
Iran's Revolutionary Guard forces, in a statement on their website, say the ship was seized for "non-compliance with international maritime laws and regulations" and is being brought to an unnamed Iranian port, according to the Associated Press.
Websites tracking the ship's path show it turning sharply in the direction of Iran's Qeshm Island, instead of its intended destination of Saudi Arabia.
Apparently Iran has forgotten Operation Praying Mantis, and is in need of a refresher. Read the entire article here: Fox News
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Retro style is in, and kids can't get enough of it, from cutting-edge clothing and accessories that recall the classics to thrift-shop home goods straight from grandma's attic.
A quest for individuality in a homogen -ized world is behind the vintage juggernaut, say trend watchers. So is a treacherous economy.
"I think the resurgence started with kids rummaging through thrift stores," says Bonnie VanKeersblick of Blue Flower Vintage, an online shop that specializes in vintage items. "Old movies help fuel the trend, and then the economic downturn and people wanting to be green justified it."
"I believe there is a desire to escape from mass manufacturing to things that are unique," she says. "The fashion industry has caught on to this and are making efforts to include vintage in their styling and editorials."
Whether you're shopping for a curious teen or a nostalgic grown-up, having an eye for the old this season will come in handy. Retro-themed products make for great gifts and fun shopping.
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Another way to bring a retro edge to men's formalwear is with pocket squares.
"[Pocket squares] are understated but stylish and not too far out of a guy's comfort zone," says Press. "You can go utilitarian with cotton or bold and bright in silk." Club Room, a Macy's clothing brand, sells pocket squares in everything from paisley to polka dot, and in colors like red, blue and black ($15, Macy's).
No man who carries a smart phone needs a watch – but many of them want one anyway. The Timex Digital watch ($40, department and specialty stores), boasts an INDIGLO night-light feature and digital number display, but a shiny stainless steel expansion band and water-resistance gives it contemporary utility.
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Classic style for women is about finding the perfect statement piece. Think bold jewelry or anything with an Art Deco edge.
"I love the idea of a great retro-print scarf," says Press. "Not only can you wear it in a myriad of ways, but they are being used in interior design as framed art or for custom pillows."
Look for scarf designs with blocky shapes and heavy colors with a sharp contrast (like black, lime green and red) to achieve a polished Art Deco look.
Vintage glass, tableware and cookware have great legs in the gift-giving world. VanKeersblick, a lifelong fan of vintage style, showcases a 1950s line of striped and lotus-patterned bowls designed by Grete Prytz Kittelsen for the Cathrineholm factory in Norway. Fresh contemporary takes on Scandinavian tableware abound, from Marimekko's bright classics to the retro retakes from Sagaform, created by a platoon of young Swedish designers.
Typewriters have seized the imagination of the Facebook generation. Search local antique stores and thrift shops for antique brands and restored classics. Women with a penchant for the sound of keystroke may enjoy a 1950s Royal portable typewriter in bright pink ($595, mytypewriter.com) or typewriter-inspired jewelry like a key bracelet ($85) or custom key earrings ($58).
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Young people questing for fresh, individual style have led the way in refining the vintage aesthetic. To please a 20-something, though, a vintage gift must possess retro flair along with techno geewhizery.
Old-fashioned vinyl records are on a tear. A turntable would be a great gift for a young music fan fascinated by the crackling sounds of a spinning record. Crosley Radio, a classic brand dating to the earliest days of radio, offers a variety of models, including the Memory Master II ($400, department and specialty stores). This turntable, in black or paprika, plays vinyl, CDs and cassettes, has an AM/FM radio and a USB feature compatible with PCs and Macs for ripping and editing audio content.
Retro-style headphones also appeal to young music fans who appreciate both 1970s design and contemporary high fidelity. Eskuché's Control, an on-ear style headphone, comes in basic black, shrimp, salmon and gold ($60, specialty stores).
Teens also may enjoy capturing the moment on old-fashioned film with a Lomo LC-A, a cheap camera first designed in the Soviet era. Lomography U.S.A. rocketed to fame with this imperfect old camera (now produced in China) that produces unexpected distortions, such as light leaks and saturated colors that give photos a classic, artistic look. The Diana F is an update on a cheap 1960s camera known for delivering dreamy exposures ($89, lomography.com).


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Collection of autographs of individuals associated with George Gustav Heye, Frederick W. Hodge, and Indians of North America. Correspondence to George Gustav Heye and Frederick W. Hodge, on various subjects. Some letters are not addressed to Heye or Hodge, but they likely collected them. Letters appear to have been collected and saved for the signatures of the writers. Signatures include many late nineteenth century and early twentieth century anthropologists, archaeologists, ethnologists, and individuals otherwise connected to Indians of North America. Some of the signatures are on cards; most are in correspondence that relates to the institutes, including the Bureau of American Ethnology, the Smithsonian, the Museum of the American Indian, Carnegie Museum, United States National Museum, Public Museum of the City of Milwaukee, Archaeological Institute of America, and their collections. Contents also include a song, notes about the Kiowa and Tanoan Indians, information about articles for American Anthropologist, requests for information from various books about Indians, and a National Certificate from the Cherokee Nation. In some cases there are multiple letters from one person.
Signatures include Cassius McDonald Barnes, Territorial Governor of Oklahoma; Samuel Alfred Barrett; Daniel C. Beard, two letters; A. H. Blackiston; Captain John Gregory Bourke; Charles Pickering Bowditch; Daniel Garrison Brinton; David Ives Bushnell, three letters; Lucien Carr; Alexander F. Chamberlain; Mabel Choate; Stuart Culin, four letters; J. T. Cunningham Cherkoee Nation; Edward S. Curtis, three letters; James Wheeler Davidson, see Schley letter; Frederick Samuel Dellenbaugh; Edward Willard Deming; Frances Densmore, four letters; Fanny Dixon; Roland B. Dixon, two letters; George. T. Emmons, two letters; Jesse Walter Fewkes, two letters; Alice C. Fletcher; Barbara Freire-Marreco; Albert Samuel Gatschet; Pliny Earle Goddard; George Byron Gordon; George Bird Grinnell, three letters; John Peabody Harrington, four letters; Carl Vilhelm Hartman; H. O. S. Heistand, War Department, Assistant Adjutant General; Edgar Lee Hewett, two letters; Thor Heyerdahl, two letters; Walter James Hoffman; William Henry Holmes; Gaillard Hunt, see Twitchell letter; Ernest Ingersoll; Waldemar Jochelson; Charles Joseph Kappler; Herman Frederik Carel ten Kate; Minor C. Keith, two letters; Alfred Vincent Kidder; Alfred Louis Kroeber; Berthold Laufer; Nicolás León; Francis Ellington Leupp; Albert Buell Lewis; Ralph Linton; Samuel Kirkland Lothrop.
Other signatures include, Otis Tufton Mason, three letters; Washington Matthews; William John McGee; Joseph Deakins McGuire, in his daughter's hand; William Corless Mills; James Mooney, three letters; Clarence Bloomfield Moore, five letters; Warren King Moorehead; Adrien Gabriel Morice; Erland Nordenskiöld; Zelia Nutthall; Undecipherable signature from the Office of William Mathewson, A.K.A. Buffalo Bill, looks like J. T. Ogtrom, two letters; Charles Peabody, two letters; George Hubbard Pepper; Frederic Ward Putnam; Paul Rivet; Nelson A. Rockefeller; Walter Edmund Roth, three letters; Edward Sapir; Winfield Scott Schley, six letters; Harlan I. Smith, three letters; Edward Anthony Spitzka; Frederick Starr; John Reed Swanton; Cyrus Thomas; William Wallace Tooker; Alfred Marston Tozzer; James Hammond Trumbull; Ralph Emerson Twitchell, four letters; H. Newell Wardle; Lee F. Warner, see Kappler letter; and George Parker Winship.
George G. Heye autograph collection, #9063. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
For additional letters from individuals in this collection see collection number 9065, Correspondence received by Frederick Webb Hodge.
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If you are good at math, you are good at programming. True or False?
When I was in school, my dad showed me a picture on the cover of my math textbook. The picture was of a kid using a computer. He then said, "You want to learn computer, you should be good with math."
I never really understood what he mean't by that because I was okay on the subject, but not brilliant. And another fact was that PCs were using GUI interfaces. Why would someone need to be good at math to use a computer?
It is now that I only realised that the statement might have more relevance if you are into programming not facebooking.
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Washington Post article: Stanford professor John McCarthy, father of artificial intelligence, dies in Calif. at age 84 - The Washington Post
I've been wondering who the third one to die would be- first Jobs, then Ritchie, now McCarthy. McCarthy was a pioneer and an innovator in the computing and artificial intelligence world, and he invented lisp. He coined the term "artificial intelligence", and the impact of his contributions will continue to be felt as more advanced AI is built on the foundation that he created.
I've been working in lisp for my AI class, and this news makes all my frustrations seem a little more worthwhile.
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Scuderia Ferrari driver Marc Gené demonstrated two very special Ferraris yesterday at the Goodwood Festival of Speed: a 2010 Scuderia Ferrari F10 Formula 1 car and Eric Clapton's SP12 EC, a custom creation made by Ferrari's 'Special-Projects' division.
The F10, chassis no.285, was previously driven by Fernando Alonso and scored four grand prix victories in 2010: Germany, Italy, Korea and Singapore. It is participating in the Contemporary Grand Prix Cars class.
Gené also drove the SP12 EC, styled after the 512BB, in the Michelin Supercar Run. Clapton's decision to pay homage to the Berlinetta Boxer can be traced back to his intimate relationship with the V12 flat-engined Ferrari, of which he has owned three examples.
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Because they want too!
Because they want too!
My opinions are based on a decade of beekeeping, book learning and watching YouTube videos.
Mebbe I'll stay single!
Barry, please make Ben and Charlie post these jokes in Tailgator, they get worse by the day. These two deserve each other.
Sorry, Ollie. I'll try to do better. What's a good joke, then?
>Here's Ollie's idea of a joke .....
I know, it was cute.
How do you make those little separate quote box's?
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Ollie, the proper way to include the quote boxes is to use "Reply With Quote" button. Once that window opens, you can highlight, then copy and paste the part you want to quote. If you want to compose a reply with quotes from two different posts, you may find it easier to have two sessions of Beesource open, one to collect source material from, and the second to compose the reply and paste into. Once you have collected the portion of the quote that you want from the first window, you can "Cancel" that and go to the other post you want to quote from and so on. Be sure not to "cancel" your Reply window by mistake.
What Joseph did is to cheat, and start out with using the "Reply With Quote" button, but then replace the actual quote with whatever he wanted to type.
Note that clicking the little blue arrow in the quote box take you to the source of the quote, unless you fake it like Joseph did.
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>Ben and I are trying to put smiles on faces!Ben and I are trying to put smiles on faces!
You both are failing miserably and I was trying inconspicuously to help you save face.
Cause marrige is tilldeath do us part, and of course she wants her part. There was a man put in his will he wanted to be buried with all his money. At the funrel every one was so suprised to see all that amount of money. But is was a check! Lol


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A basic printing technique you may need in Excel 2007 is how to print the worksheet formulas instead of printing the calculated results of the formulas. You can check over a printout of the formulas in your worksheet to make sure that you haven't done anything stupid (like replace a formula with a number or use the wrong cell references in a formula) before you distribute the worksheet companywide.
Follow these steps to print formulas in an Excel 2007 worksheet:
On the Formulas tab of the Ribbon, click the Show Formulas button in the Formula Auditing group.
Excel displays the contents of each cell in the worksheet as they normally appear only in the Formula bar or when you're editing them in the cell. Notice that value entries lose their number formatting, and long text entries no longer spill over into neighboring blank cells. Excel widens the columns with best-fit so that the formulas appear in their entirety.
With the formulas displayed, print the worksheet as you normally would any other report.
Return the worksheet to normal by clicking the Show Formulas button again or by pressing Ctrl+` (the angled apostrophe next to the 1 key).
Excel allows you to toggle between the normal cell display and the formula cell display by pressing Ctrl+`. (That is, press Ctrl and the key with the tilde [~] on top.) This key — usually found in the upper-left corner of your keyboard — does double-duty as a tilde and as a weird backward accent mark: ` (Don't confuse that backward accent mark with the apostrophe that appears on a key below the quotation mark!)
You can include the worksheet column letters and row numbers as headings in the printout so that if you do spot an error, you can pinpoint the cell reference right away. To include the row and column headings in the printout, put a check mark in the Print check box in the Headings column on the Sheet Options group of the Page Layout tab before you send the report to the printer.


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