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Anaheim, Calif.—As usual, the atmosphere is charged here at the 2012 Winter NAMM show, as the Anaheim Convention Center is being flooded with retailers, technology mavens and, yes, members of the press to see the very latest products aimed for the M.I. Market.
Of course, there are plenty of DJ-related debuts here at the show—and by that, we mean playback, pro-audio, lighting, video and/or studio products. Along with Testa Communications' Convention TV @ NAMM, DJ Times will be here until the show ends on Sunday, gathering info on the very latest news. With over 85,000 attendees seeing booths from over 1,400 visitors, we'll have to negotiate a lot of foot traffic this weekend, but we're sure to find a few surprises.
Yesterday, we offered a glimpse of the new DJ-oriented gear we've seen at the show. Here are a few more tidbits from the NAMM show floor:
In the world of pro audio, Electro-Voice has debuted the ZXA1-Sub active 12-inch subwoofer, which matches the ZXA1 compact speaker. Yorkville Sound is showing its Paraline Series of mobile, expandable, active loudspeakers. Alto Professional is breaking out two new powered, wireless loudspeakers—Truesonic Wireless TX112W and TS115W.
On the DJ-lighting tip, American DJ is showing: the Fun Factor LED fixture (combo RGBW Moonflower effect/LED strobe); the Jelly Par Profile Sys 4-unit lighting system; the Mega Par Profile Sys all-in-one LED par system; the Double Phase LED dual-barrel mirrored effect; the InnoScan LED flat mirrored scanner; and InnoRoll LED barrel mirrored scanner. Related company Elation Professional has debuted a pair of video products—the EVCMH Moving Head Video Camera and the EPV15 Flex Video Panel.
Chauvet Lighting has launched nearly 20 fixtures including new additions to the Intimidator range of scanners and Scorpion family of lasers. Chauvet is also showing the wireless Freedom Par and Freedom Strip Mini, Nimbus dry-ice machine, and the Impulse 648 strobe.
SKB Cases is showing its 1SKB-R102 rack case for compact audio or DJ systems. Yamaha has unveiled its 01V96i digital mixer for live and studio apps.
With Monotron DUO and Monotron DELAY, Korg has added add two new models to its Monotron Series of pocket-size, analog ribbon synths. Roland unveiled its R-26 Portable Recorder and the BOSS RC-300 Loop Station real-time phrase looper.
Waves Audio is exhibiting its Bass Rider plug-in that rides bass levels automatically. PreSonus is showing Studio One v2 software, the StudioLive 16.0.2 mixer, and the AudioBox VSL series, plus it is debuting PreSonus Exchange technology for Studio One.
Genelec is showing its 6010A bi-amped monitoring system and the matching 5040A active subwoofer. Apogee Electronics is exhibiting its Duet 2 Breakout Box, which features studio-quality I/O connectors and cables.


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Unfortunately we have to say it again, modding the Audi R8 is not a good idea as you will break the grace of the car easily. Another bad example is this mod found at SEMA. Red Audi rings are just fugly!
If we had to guess, we'd say the engine's ECU has been massaged by APR for a few extra horsepower. Behind the custom wheels appears to be a set of upgraded Brembo brakes with drilled rotors and the APR logo on the caliper.
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Homeowner confronts bank exec in court
A courtroom drama in Phoenix gave an ordinary, struggling homeowner a chance to confront a top Wells Fargo executive on the issue of loan modification.
Banks have pledged to explore mortgage modification throughout the financial crisis. The Obama administration also pushed for more action on renegotiating loans and results.The end result, however, has often been frustration, The New York Times reported Thursday.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Randolph Haines allowed Bobbi Giguere, a restaurant manager who has lost her job, a chance to question Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Servicing Vice President Joseph Ohayon under oath.
Under Giguere's questioning, Ohayon admitted the bank had not requested a financial worksheet although it had used the lack of one as a reason for not offering a chance to extend a loan modification.
Ohayon also admitted it took Wells Fargo from March to September to inform Giguere her request for a loan modification had been turned down.
Customer communication is something we're taking a serious look at, your honor, Ohayon told the court.
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Men's Soccer Opens MIAA Campaign With 2-0 Win Over Alma
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
By Calvin Sports Information Student Assistant Andrew Knot
In it first MIAA game of the year, Calvin recorded a 2-0 victory over Alma Wednesday at Calvins Zuidema Field.
With the shutout of the Scots, Calvin exhibited a potent offense, anchored by a poised defense, with a versatile midfield mediating the two. Ranked 15th nationally in one poll and 16th in another, Calvin is now 6-1 overall. Junior Kurt Van Sickel scored in the first half and freshman Joe Broekhuizen added another in the second half to provide the scoring punch for the Knights.
Kurt Van Sickel Receives MIAA Co-Offensive Player of the Week Honors In Men's Soccer
Monday, September 21, 2009
For the first time in his collegiate career, Calvin College junior forward Kurt Van Sickel has received MIAA Offensive Player of the Week honors in men's soccer. Van Sickel shares the award this week with Olivet forward Mike May.
A native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Van Sickel scored four goals this past weekend as the nationally-ranked Calvin men's soccer team rolled to a pair of victories at a weekend tournament hosted by Wittenberg, Ohio.
Men's Soccer Rolls To 8-0 Win Over Wittenberg
Sunday, September 20, 2009
SPRINGFIELD, OH—The Calvin men's soccer team lit up the scoreboard on Saturday on the second and final day of competition at the Wittenberg Invitational, defeating host Wittenberg 8-0 Saturday afternoon. Ranked 25th in the most recent D3soccer.com Top 25 poll, Calvin (5-1-0) roared out to a 7-0 first half lead and then added one more in the opening moments of the second half.
Calvin concluded the tournament with a 2-0 record, outscoring the opposition 11-0 as the Knights also garnered a 3-0 win over Otterbein Friday night.
Men's Soccer Stretches Win Streak to Three With Shutout Victory Over Otterbein
Friday, September 18, 2009
SPRINGFIELD, OH—Calvin rolled to its third straight victory with a 3-0 triumph over Otterbein in a first round game of the Wittenberg Invitational Friday night. Ranked 25th in the most recent D3soccer.com Top 25 poll, Calvin (4-1-0) outshot an Otterbein team that tied nationally-ranked Ohio Wesleyan on Wednesday 22-5.
Men's Soccer Cracks D3soccer.com Top 25 poll
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
For the first time this season, the Calvin men's soccer team has cracked a national poll. The Knights are ranked 25th in the inaugural D3soccer.com Top 25 poll released this afternoon. Calvin returns to action on Friday when it faces Otterbein College at 5:00 p.m. in a tournament hosted by Wittenberg University.
Greg Snapper Named MIAA Defensive Player of the Week in Men's Soccer
Monday, September 14, 2009
For the fourth time in his collegiate career, Calvin sweeper back Greg Snapper has been named the MIAA Defensive Player of the Week in men's soccer. A senior from Madison, Wis. (Madison West HS), Snapper led a strong Calvin defense at the Knights posted a pair of wins at the Cal Bergsma Memorial Tournament.
Snappers play helped the Knights defeat Wheaton, Ill., 2-1 and 12th-ranked Kenyon, Ohio, 1-0. Calvin has allowed only two goals in its first four games of the season.
Men's Soccer Defeats Kenyon - Captures Cal Bergsma Memorial Tournament Title
Saturday, September 12, 2009
GRAND RAPIDS—Calvin defeated 12th-ranked Kenyon 1-0 Saturday afternoon on the second day of the Cal Bergsma Memorial Tournament and in the process, captured the tournament championship for the first time since 2006 and for the fourth time overall.
Senior Alex McKenzie (Lindenhurst, IL/Antioch HS) scored the only goal of the game in the 47th minute of play, redirecting a cross from senior Michael Holwerda (Grand Rapids/Grand Rapids Christian HS) into a wide-open goal.
Long Wait Over For Calvin - Men's Soccer Defeats Wheaton
Friday, September 11, 2009
By Calvin Sports Information Student Assistant Derek Neice
On the day that is remembered for those who gave their lives in the terrorist attacks of 2001, the Calvin mens soccer team rose to the challenge and defeated Wheaton College by a tight score of 2-1.
It was the first time that Calvin had registered a win against the Thunder since 1992, stopping the 12-0-1 streak that Wheaton had amassed in that span of time. Sophomore Justin Ahearne (Hudsonville, MI) headed in an early goal to give the Knights the lead, and junior Dan Kmetz (Strongsville, OH) added a goal with a wind-guided corner kick later in the first half. Wheaton would close the deficit to 2-1 shortly before halftime off of a vicious strike by sophomore Drew Golz (River Forest, ILL), but a scoreless second half saw the Knights prevail.
Men's Soccer Edged By Ohio Wesleyan on Late PK In Fred Myers Invitational Final
Saturday, September 05, 2009
DELAWARE, OH—The men's soccer team suffered a 1-0 defeat to host and 15th-ranked Ohio Wesleyan in the championship final of the Fred Meyers Invitational. The only goal of the game came on a penalty kick by Ohio Wesleyan's Jordan Halloran with just 4:57 left in regulation.
Men's Soccer Topples Rutgers-Camden in First Round of Ohio Wesleyan Fred Myers Invite
Friday, September 04, 2009
DELAWARE, OH—In a meeting of teams that gained berths in the 2008 NCAA III Tournament, Calvin secured a 2-0 victory over Rutgers-Camden in the first round of the Ohio Wesleyan Fred Myers Invitational Friday afternoon. Calvin will face host Ohio Wesleyan in the championship final on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Ohio Wesleyan was a 4-0 first round winner over Carnegie-Mellon.« First < 23 24 25 26 27 > Last »


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My lot absolutely love pigs in blankets (for the uninitiated - cocktail sausages wrapped in bacon) - a traditional accompaniment to Christmas dinner.
For some reason, they always seem to be ridiculously expensive. The cheapest tray I found on Saturday was in Aldi in the chiller section - at £1.99 for what was, in effect, 12 diddly sausages with a scant bit of bacon clinging on for dear life but guaranteed to shrink away to lardon size once cooked. Well to be honest - I wasn't feeling the love! A little further up the chiller were a couple of packs of sausages which had been reduced to around 40p for 12 and a pack of streaky bacon for £1.29.
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Only ten episodes... 7/10.
Average anime. Somewhat interesting, but nothing out of the ordinary. Oh, and the cheap words-on-the-screen moves got cheesy after the 2nd time.
And since the series likes anime references and such, they should have at least done a "Our fight has just begun!" and plaster the words on the screen...
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Yeah... the latest volume released by Yen Press, which I have already read, covers up to where the last episode ended. Although it skipped a major point regarding how Fuyumi became lost in the demon world (Which may or may not be covered in the upcoming OVA, so I'll refrain from mentioning it now). Fourth volume comes out in February for those who want to read what happens next.
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Who the hell said that this should only have ten episodes? Damn at least give 11 or 12.
Did the powers that be seriously think that this would bomb or something?
Otherwise, LOVE THIS SHOW. I will read the manga now....
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Wow, who knew Fuyumi had such a complicated past.
Staz - Bell's dad serious heart to heart was kinda sweet.
It was touching how much that old man cared about Fuyumi's future.
Too many people were concerned with Fuyumi's future... kinda made things confusing.
Hmm... didn't quite feel like the end.
Judging by the ending there should be another season.
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As far as not reading manga... you're missing out, but I know not everyone has time to do everything. Perhaps this series should be your reason to consider doing otherwise?
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staz meet bell's dad to see if staz is worthy for fuyumi cause years ago meeting had with fuyumi's dad cause give whole mother combine into one person yet concern if happen fuyumi meet her demon version so keep them safe have them stay in their own worlds.
so then seeing & testing staz's loyalty to fuyumi well bell's dad seeing something that staz is worthy material gave swear duty for fuyumi.
braz give reasons for his doing against wolf daddy give goyle said can't change past yet future is open yet freeze braz til liz arrive to cue their escape.
staz's crew got invaded by other demon crew by fish face so go blaze of glory even a t-rex to defend the area.
wolf had another fight give doing not in werewolf cause still want be staz got an invite.
bell ask how fuyumi feel about staz give might yet to wonder on it then after quick change clothes found herself in staz in the stairs.
staz & fuyumi well give all happen yet which wonder why staz is bad guy but now want be dark hero for fuyumi so now doing it for fuyumi which bell's dad is certain for staz while fuyumi/bell's mom well let see how it goes.
& oh yea braz is bringing his dad back to life.
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I'm just an episode away to conclude this season, though there are still the BLU-only episodes left.
Straightforwardly, I liked how they place two parallel plots running at the same time: Braz's declaration of war and Madam Neyn's memory story. That could show that both might share something a little bit more than being just simplistic, text buddies.
For Braz is about revenge to have Wolf-Daddy not only dethroned but pummeled into a bloody pulp for good, and if that takes to have Franken to make an even powerful body for Akim in order to use the latter against Wolf-Daddy, then Braz is not going all out or postal but also employing overkill methods.
My only doubt is to whom Braz and Wolf-Daddy addressed to become a much worthy and suitable candidate for the throne?
For Madam Neyn, on the other hand, is long time, family reunion with Fuyumi, and then we got introduced to her origin story; doppelgangers exist.
People in the human world have exact counterparts inhabiting the demon world, and if they see each other or happen to cross paths the end result is not what the folkloric tales tend to make us believe: death.
Not death, but the two are fused into a single entity in one body but having his or her memories of both existences merged.
I could take that the separate individuals possess personalities more or less compatible with each other, but after the merging takes place the most dominant personality prevails, however, the emotions and feelings of both endured.
So, the human Neyn and the Neyn from the demon world merged into one person, but their love towards their respective daughters endured, though Madam Neyn had no other choice but to leave Fuyumi with her dad and returning back to the demon world to raise Bell and Knell by herself.
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New York couple arrested, jailed for dancing at subway station
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- A New York city couple was arrested and jailed for nearly a day for dancing on a subway platform and attempting to film the police officers who apprehended them.
New York Post
that Caroline Stern, age 55 and her boyfriend George Hess, 54, have filed a federal lawsuit in Manhattan against the city of New York over the July, 2011 incident.
According to the suit, the couple was heading home late one night after a swing dancing event at Lincoln Center when they came across a busker playing steel drums. Captivated by the tropical beat, Hess, a film industry prop master and Stern, a dentist, began dancing with joyous abandon on the subway platform.
"We were doing the Charleston," Stern explained to the
That's when their troubles began. A pair of NYPD officers approached them and asked what they were doing.
"We're dancing," Stern replied.
"You can't do that on the platform," one of the officers told her. He asked for their IDs and when Stern could only show a credit card with her photo and signature, the officers ordered the couple to go with them.
Hess then attempted to film the proceedings, an act well within his legal rights. But the officers called for backup.
"That's when eight ninja cops came from out of nowhere," Hess told the
Hess alleges he was thrown to the ground as he and Stern were handcuffed and arrested. They were charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct for "impeding the flow of traffic." But Stern contests this charge, claiming there were only around three people on the platform.
The couple spent 23 hours in police custody before being released.
"It was absolutely ridiculous that this happened," Stern told the
"If you are surrounded by good musicians, that's going to make you want to dance," she added. "The musician who is playing is legal, but... we're illegal?"
The charges against the couple were later dropped.
This is not the first case of individuals being arrested for dancing in public spaces. Last May, Adam Kokesh, an Iraq war veteran turned peace activist and journalist was
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Apple allegedly buys AI company Turi for £153 million
It looks like Apple bought an AI company. But it's keeping very quiet about it, and the company that was allegedly acquired is also awfully silent. But the media are buzzing, and sometimes, that's enough. It was according to Geekwire, and later V3, that it was said how Apple bought Turi for $200 million (£153m). Geekwire pulled the story, in the meantime. So, what is this Turi thing, anyway? It's a 'fast, scalable machine learning platform', it says, for both developers and data scientists. Its toolkits allow for simple development of machine learning models. "Turi toolkits simplify the development of machine learning models. Each incorporates automatic feature engineering, model selection and machine learning visualisations specific to the application. There is no faster way to build performant [sic] models," the website…
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Calamity jayne and the sisterhood of the traveling lawn gnome : Calamity Jayne Mystery Series, Book 8. / Kathleen Bacus.
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The worlds of hardcore NBA fans and Renaissance Faire enthusiasts collided on Monday night, when Magic forward Rashard Lewis spent an evening at Medieval Times with his family, sparking a scuffle among teenagers who wanted face time with the one-time All-Star.
Lewis said he and his family were at the show when some kids believed to be teenagers asked for his autograph. [It was also possible they were 12, or maybe 20 years old – Ed.] When more people crowded around to seek a Lewis autograph, there was some pushing and shoving. A fight eventually broke out, according to Lewis…
"I guess they were all frustrated, wanting an autograph," Rashard Lewis said. "It was crazy. They were fighting, going at each other. We just got out of there."
Typical. Man, I am so tired of these NBA players always getting into trouble because they won't let go of the old 'hood. Just what the hell was he doing out at the Medieval Times in Kissimmee after dark? David Stern's gonna have a helluva time trying to spin this one.
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Woman bought two guns for killer
Neighbor of convicted felon who ambushed firefighters lied to seller
Updated 9:08 am, Saturday, December 29, 2012
WEBSTER — The neighbor of a convicted felon who ambushed firefighters on Christmas Eve, killing two, bought the guns for him and lied to the seller, knowing that he wasn't allowed to have them, authorities said Friday.
William Spengler had picked out the semiautomatic rifle and shotgun used in the ambush and went to the sporting goods store with the neighbor when she bought them for him, U.S. Attorney William Hochul said.
The neighbor, Dawn Nguyen of Rochester, was arrested Friday. She faces a federal charge of knowingly making a false statement for signing a form indicating she would be the legal owner of the guns, Hochul said. She also was charged with a state count of filing a falsified business record, State Police Senior Investigator James Newell said.
Shortly before her arrest, Nguyen told The Associated Press that she didn't want to talk about Spengler. A number listed in the name of her lawyer, David Palmiere, was disconnected.
The charges stem from the purchase of an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle and a 12-gauge shotgun that Spengler had with him Monday when firefighters Michael Chiapperini and Tomasz Kaczowka were gunned down. Three other people were wounded before the 62-year-old Spengler killed himself. He also had a .38-caliber revolver, but Nguyen is not connected to that gun, Newell said.
Police used the serial numbers on the rifle and shotgun, which were purchased on June 6, 2010, to trace them to Nguyen, Hochul said.
"She told the seller of these guns, Gander Mountain in Henrietta, N.Y., that she was to be the true owner and buyer of the guns instead of William Spengler," he said. "It is absolutely against federal law to provide any materially false information related to the acquisition of firearms."
"It is sometimes referred to acting as a straw purchaser and that is exactly what today's complaint alleges," he said.
The charges carry a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment, a fine of $250,000 or both.


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Brynwood unit buys SnackWell's, WCSU expects reaccreditation: Business briefs
Updated 8:49 pm, Monday, December 30, 2013
Brynwood unit acquires businesses
Back to Nature Foods, a portfolio company of Brynwood Partners VI, has acquired the SnackWell's cookies and snacks business from Mondelçz Global. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Brynwood VI and Mondelçz Global formed the Back to Nature joint venture in 2012 through a structure, whereby Brynwood VI acquired operating control while Mondelçz Global retained a minority position in the new company. Back to Nature was one of the original natural food brands in the United States. SnackWell's was originally launched by Nabisco in 1992 as a line of reduced-fat and fat-free cookies and crackers. SnackWell's offers products including crème sandwich cookies, devil's food cakes, fudge pretzels, yogurt pretzels and popcorn products in portion-control sizes. In its 29-year history, Greenwich-based Brynwood Partners has acquired 39 corporate brands from 15 different corporate sellers. The SnackWell's transaction marks Brynwood Partners' second transaction with Mondelçz Global in addition to two others with Kraft Foods, the predecessor company of Mondelçz Global's parent, Mondelçz International.
Reaccreditation planned for WCSU
Western Connecticut State University in Danbury will earn reaccreditation in the spring, according to a report from the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. The association has accredited the university continuously since 1957. Its November report, concluding a two-year review process, said WCSU students are "enthusiastic about their experiences and clearly empowered by their success." The team of educators who conducted the accreditation also cited WCSU's "high-quality academic programs that continue to improve" and "strong support from external constituents" in the community and state. The organization will conduct a study midway through the 10-year accreditation to ensure the university is making progress on its goals.
GE unit showcases lung technology
GE Healthcare, a unit of Fairfield-based General Electric, announced that the company's clinical application for its fixed radiographic system, VolumeRAD, offers improved detection and management of patients with lung nodules, compared with conventional X-ray imaging. The company described the system as a thoracic radiographic tomosynthesis product.
VolumeRAD is GE's breakthrough X-ray application that provides physicians with multiple high-resolution slice images of the anatomy of interest, including the chest, abdomen, extremities and spine. This advanced clinical feature is a method of acquiring a series of low-dose projection images during a single sweep of the X-ray tube over a limited angle.


text: If you tell people that if they win "Dance of the Month" award - they get a free private lesson with the instructor of their choosing (so they can build on the style they like with their favorite instructor). This alone will boost the morale of the team, and make them want to work harder to become better dancers so that they can win the award. This is perfect because you will be increasing the practice time of most team members striving for that goal. Second, you will also see a better segregation of the students in your dance team - of the ones who are really trying to become better dancers, from those who are just in the team - possibly languishing in mediocrity (sorry to put it so sadly). Third, most likely the entire team will start practicing the routine that you have given them so that they can show YOU that they are improving - which makes the routine much more cleaner and presentable when you actually have to perform it. Last, but not least - the big ROI is in the reward. Because you are rewarding a dancer every month with a private lesson, you are giving them something that is not perishable. Its an investment into themselves. Taking that free private lesson will make them better dancers - and by helping them become better dancers - your dance team becomes a better dance team - which in turn makes your dance company have a better 'quality' appeal to it when they perform their choreography. This brings out what is called a flywheel effect - a synergetic effect which causes things to build off of one another. By improving your dancers, you improve the performance, which in turn improves the 'brand appeal' of the dance company, which in turn attracts more quality dancers to your company, which then helps all those quality dancers become even better and so on and so forth... like a flywheel building momentum upon itself.Now, this is not THE solution - but a simple solution nevertheless. This solution is mainly for large teams - however you can find your fit for smaller teams in order for the overall team to grow. It provides you with an idea on how you can improve the performance (ability) of a dance team in order to improve people's dance ability. You might have a different reward system - or rewards for that matter. However, always remember that the best rewards are investments into one own self. Those are the types that last the longest. [UPDATED] I love the posters from Despair Inc. I think they are funnier than the actual positive ones.


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Hello could someone clarify something to me,
I changed some items and I have 11k haste now, should I reforge to the 10124 immolate breakpoints and the rest to crit. Since I know that there wont be much of an increase or decrease but will there be a QoL change?
PS: I prefer going M>H>C over M>C>H because I offspec affliction


text: On Mon, Feb 07, 2000 at 02:06:14PM +1030, Brett Lymn wrote: > I have updated the source on my machine at home, built a kernel and > loaded it onto the laptop - it still hangs, the odd thing is that the > HD seems to shutdown, the disk stops spinning but the HD led stays > on. I have done some digging around on the _old_ source (updating the > laptop source is risky, given the disk habit ;-) and I have noticed > there is a loop in wdc_exec_command in /usr/src/sys/kern/ic/wdc.c that > waits on AT_DONE and tsleep's if the status is not AT_DONE straight > away - I am suspicious of this loop, I tried putting a count into the > loop to break it out after a number of times around, this changed the > behaviour as I was able to do a "make depend" whereas before this > would lock the machine up. The machine still locked when I tried > making a kernel with -j10 which makes be suspect there is some timing > sensitive problem that happens to be hit with the combination of > hardware I have at the moment :-( This loop should be correct, the tsleep shouldn't be awaked if the AT_DONE flag is not set. If this happens then there is a problem somewhere else. Note that wdc_exec_command() is not called very often in normal operations (only for a atactl I think). -- Manuel Bouyer, LIP6, Universite Paris VI. email@example.com --


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I should like to comment on the article by González-Arévalo et al. [1]. The authors found that the overall cancellation rate was 6.5%, of which approximately half (3%) was for medical reasons. I have recently conducted a two year audit of pre-assessment and cancellation rates at our hospital. I compared one year of anaesthetic-led pre-assessment clinic (2009/10) with the previous year's nurse-led pre-assessment (2008/09). I pre-assessed general surgical, colorectal and orthopaedic inpatients in one single dedicated session per week. This represented more than 1250 case notes reviewed and about 35 face-to-face appointments. The total number of cancellations in our hospital for all reasons was 565 out of 3115 (18%) in 2008/09 and 726 out of 3356 in 2009/10 (21%). The majority of cancellations were due to theatre overrun or surgical factors. During 2008/09 the cancellation rate for medical or anaesthetic reasons was 5.4% as a proportion of all operations (30% of all cancellations). During 2009/10 this figure decreased to 3.8% (17% of all cancellations).
Some of the differences in our results can be explained by a different patient case-mix; González-Arévalo et al. studied all operations, including paediatric patients. These represented a substantial proportion of the total and included a high rate of upper repiratory tract infections. Our patients were adults undergoing general or orthopaedic surgery often with multiple co-morbidities requiring anaesthetic input.
González-Arévalo et al. explain the relatively high percentage of patient non-attendance (20% of cancellations, or 1% of operations). Their pre-assessment was scheduled 2 – 3 months before surgery, The authors argue the case for earlier pre-assessment on the grounds of better optimization. Our pre-assessments occurred about 4 weeks before surgery in both years. My audit showed that pre-assessment closer to the operation date did not affect the cancellation rate adversely.
In summary, anaesthetic pre-assessment less than 1 month before surgery significantly reduced cancellation rates due to inadequate pre-operative preparation. Our results compare favourably with other published studies from the U.K. [2,3,4]. However, overall cancellation rate is still too high. To improve theatre efficiency, operating list booking systems should take into consideration individual surgeons' operating times.
S. Dolenska
William Harvey Hospital
East Kent Hospitals University Foundation Trust
Ashford, Kent, U.K.
E- mail: email@example.com
No competing interests and no external funding declared.
1. González-Arévalo et al. Causes for cancellation of elective surgical procedures in a Spanish general hospital. Anaesthesia 2009; 64: 487–93.
2. Barnes PK, Emerson PA, Hajnal S, Radford WJP, Congleton J. Influence of an anaesthetist on nurse led, computer-based, pre-operative assessment. Anaesthesia 2000; 55: 576 – 580
3. Rai MR, Pandit JJ. Day of surgery cancellations after nurse-led pre-assessment in an elective surgical centre: the first 2 years. Anaesthesia 2003; 58: 692–699
4. Sanjay P, Dodds A, Miller E, Arumugam PJ, Woodward A. Cancelled elective operations: an observational study from a district general hospital. Journal of Health Organisation and Management 2007; 21: 54-8


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"Yah, man - we all got issued with these the day we graduated BUD/S, bro..."
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See that thing hanging below my belt? Grab on and don't let go!
*WOLVERINE*! Snickty snickty snoine!
Man I could've used that one tonight. I was playing foosball tonight and was getting owned by this guy (this fucking guy). I would've punched him in the face for winning, but he trains at my gym and can kick my ass.
But man if I had 'em Wolverine Brass Knuckles, I'd be like "Surprise Shot, ************... WOLVERINE"
Then I'd finally win in Foosball. And be prosecuted for assault with weapon.
The douchebag deserves to be on the receiving end of some brass knuckles for wearing that fucking shirt.
and hat, don't forget the hat....
you know devil, even though i'm an atheist socialist jew, and you're a citizen of republo-jesusland, i think we found something to be friends about!
from your comments on the STFU about SHTF if your FAT, i figured you were a right wing nut job, as opposed to my liberal faggotry.
"Brass knuckles are the most effective close range weapons ever developed"
************ have you heard of a knife?
Ka-Bar, end of discussion.


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|Does Enterprise Development Have to Be Painful? (Part Two)
|Why ?
|2008-05-07 21:17:20
|It's hard to imagine what SAP thought they were going to get out of this. I have used a precursor to NetWeaver and it was pretty horrendous - an extra layer of crud added onto the top of the already horrendous J2EE process. Even with a pretty front end handling a lot of the heavy lifting for you it seems unlikely that someone like yourself was ever going to give it any more than the very faint praise that we're seeing here - the shift from an agile environment like Perl seems too great, and the advantages to be gained from the "enterprise" development too small.
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Hi all, I came across the report by Sandvine this week: http://www.sandvine.com/news/global_broadband_trends.asp . It details upstream and downstream bandwidth use and essentially says that upstream, p2p has a 61% share (there's no web media downstream), while downstream Web Media has a 15.7% share and p2p a 22.31% share. This gives us a nice background on the relvance of protocols, e.g. VoIP only has 5.38% share in upstream and is gathered among others in downstream. There is a problem with the report though. It shows how much bandwidth is used by the protocols. But it doesn't show how many users use these protocols. Since p2p is most often used for large files, I am assuming that the number of users of p2p is massively smaller than the number of users of Web media. And streaming seems to not make much impact at all. Anyway - I thought it's a good statistic to share. Cheers, Silvia.Received on Thursday, 13 November 2008 04:33:40 UTC
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June 21, 2008
The World: Alligator Stuck in Pipe
ANIMAL control officers were called to revive an alligator stuck in a drain pipe in Cookeville, Tennessee. Putnam County Officer Chris Brown said children heard a growling noise coming from the drain and found the two feet long gator which was handed over to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and later put down.
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May 24, 2012
Shifting Trade Routes May Have Been Root Cause Of Mayan Decline
Brett Smith for RedOrbit.com
The end of the classic Mayan civilization in the lowlands of Mesoamerica was likely expedited by shifting trade routes that started to bring valuable goods to coastal regions instead of the inland city-states of the ancient Native Americans.While the cause of this decline is still shrouded in mystery, most scholars consider the period of the Maya Collapse to be between the 8th and 9th centuries. During this time, the highly sophisticated societies that existed along the rivers of northern Guatemala, southern Yucatan, and western Belize were slowly abandoned.
Researchers from The Field Museum and the University of Illinois, both located in Chicago, have uncovered a key piece in solving the mystery surrounding this collapse. According to their study published in the online version of Antiquity, factors like climate change, breakdowns in leadership, and warfare contributed to the collapse-- but shifting exchange networks may have been a key factor in the decline.
"Our research strongly suggests that changing patterns of trade were instrumental in prompting the 'Maya collapse'," said Gary Feinman, curator of anthropology at The Field Museum and co-author of the study.
Since they did not have metal tools, the Maya highly valued obsidian because of its sharp edges for use as cutting instruments. Maya rulers and aristocrats derived power from controlling access to obsidian, which could be traded for important goods or used in negotiations. Researchers identified a few sources of obsidian in their study including three in Guatemala and several sources in both central Mexico and Honduras.
By tracking the trade flow of obsidian, Field Museum researchers found that prior to the fall of the Maya inland centers, the volcanic glass tended to flow along inland river networks. But over time, this material began to be transported through coastal trade networks instead, with a corresponding increase in Mayan coastal centers' prominence as the inland centers declined.
"The implication is that other valuable goods important to these inland centers were also slowly being cut off," said the study´s lead author Mark Golitko.
Using Social Network Analysis (SNA) software, Golitko and his team developed maps illustrating which sites had the same or similar percentages of different sources of obsidian, during the different periods of Mayan history. These percentages were then utilized to infer the likely network structures through which obsidian was traded.
The resulting SNA maps show that between 250 and 800 A.D., trade networks were located along the inland rivers of the ancient empire. However, maps bearing data from later time periods show that inland networks shrank and coastal networks were thriving, in what is today the northern Yucatan and coastal Belize.
"The use of SNA to display and analyze the obsidian data graphically gives us a new perspective on these data, some of which has been present for years," said Feinman.
A discovery earlier this month revealed just how sacred and important obsidian was to the ancient people of Mesoamerica. Mexican anthropologists found human tissue and blood cells on obsidian knives collected at the Cantona site, located in the southern Mexican state of Puebla. This fortified city flourished around the same time as the Maya, from 600 to 1000 A.D.


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Just when you think that every intelligent thing that can be said about Middle East history already has been said, someone comes along and proves you wrong. Three thousand years into recorded Jewish history, and the outfit is still generating fresh content.
To wit, septuagenarian Princeton scholar Avishai Margalit, whose essay appears in the February 7 edition of the New York Review of Books. Don't be put off by the clunker headline (Palestine: How Bad, & Good, Was British Rule?). This is one of the fairest, most insightful pieces of writing on the roots of the Middle East conflict that you are likely to read.
Margalit's essay is packaged as a review of the English edition of Hadara Lazar's Out of Palestine: The Making of Modern Israel, which focuses on the period of British rule from 1917 till 1948. But Margalit segues into his own reflections on the period, drawn from a childhood spent growing up in post-war Jerusalem.
This emphasis on the British colonialists may seem historically obscure. But because the Mandate was caught in the middle, between Jew and Arab, its chroniclers supplied the last historically authoritative third-party perspective. Seeing the conflict through their eyes provides a valuable reality check on both sides' self-serving narratives.
"Under British rule, Palestine became a political unit, not a marginal province of something else," Margalit writes. "The British made Jerusalem the capital city of Palestine; they introduced the idea of professional civil service, and they encouraged a lively civil society; they built roads and airfields, and provided sound legal institutions and reliable police."
The Palestinians generally have forgotten all this, lumping "Perfidious Albion" in with all the other historical actors who allegedly have collaborated in their dispossession. But the Jews have not, as the names on Jerusalem street signs — George, Allenby, Wingate — attest.
As Margalit writes, the early state of Israel modeled its treatment of Palestinians in this tradition, building Arab universities and other amenities. "For its first six years, Israel was as good to the Palestinians as Britain was," the author concludes. "There was a genuine effort on behalf of the Israelis in charge of the Palestinian territories, especially under Moshe Dayan, to be so-called good colonialists … In one stroke, Dayan removed all restrictions on the movements of the Palestinians between Gaza in the south to Mount Hermon in the north, and an unprecedented economic boom followed in the Palestinian community." It was only several decades later — following the Six-Day and Yom Kippur Wars, the spread of Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza, and the twinned rise of militant Islam and apocalyptic anti-Zionism — that this neo-Mandatory model was universally discredited, and the need for a two-state solution became obvious.
The phenomenon of Christian Zionist utopians, who support Israel on the belief that the convergence of Jews in the Levant will usher in the Second Coming of Jesus, is something we associate with modern American Evangelicals. But Margalit reminds us that this movement actually began among British Christian Zionists of the late 19th-century, and that their influence in the UK persisted into the 1940s. Many of the Mandate officials who traveled to the Levant in the early 20th century were strong supporters of the Jews.
Yet many of these Brits came back home holding the opposite sympathies: Their experience convinced them that Israel was a European artifice, built at the expense of indigenous Arabs. The exceptions tended to be intellectuals on the left, such as Richard Crossman, who supported Israel on the basis that its founders were socialists, and that the Kibbutzim epitomized the ideal of collective land management.
Both Jews and Arabs of the Mandate period embraced an extremely romantic view toward the land. In the case of the former, "the Zionists' yearning for homecoming was to a place where they believed Jews had once led authentic, independent, and pristine lives, of simplicity and purity: a pastoral kind of life, with the golden city Jerusalem as its center," Margalit writes. "They were clueless about the landscape of Palestine before they arrived, and they projected onto it the landscape they knew from Europe, much like Flemish painters located the return of the holy family to or from Egypt in a bluish, mountainous Renaissance setting."
Yet the Jewish nostalgia cult quickly transformed into its opposite — a mania for economic improvement — in keeping with the highly materialist doctrines embraced by arriving European socialists. The technological miracle they created — transforming a land of Ottoman-era farming villages into a glittering member of the OECD — itself has become a centerpiece of the Zionist narrative (even among Christian Book-of-Revelations types, who presumably believe that all of this steel and glass will come crashing down amidst the battle to be fought on these stomping grounds between Christ and Antichirst.)
On the Arab side, however, the nostalgia cult is barely disturbed from the one that existed three generations ago. In particular, the Palestinians fetishize their olive trees as beloved symbols of the earthy existence they once enjoyed — and to which they will return once the Jews have been cast out.
Indeed, when I have interviewed Palestinians in Ramallah and elsewhere, I have found myself quite stunned to witness how indifferent many of them (though certainly not all) seem to be about economic development. In their rhetoric, at least, the only thing that matters is the ancient dirt. The question of whether it is a donkey trail or a skyscraper that sits on it seems of little account.
If the Brits of the Mandate period were alive and doing the interview circuit today, they likely would be shocked that relations between Jews and Arabs are more or less where they were when they packed up and left the scene six and a half decades ago (and that Israel remains the only country in the world with no real universally recognized border along a substantial portion of its periphery). Every argument I have ever had about Israel essentially goes to the question of why this is so.
Margalit's analysis helps confirm my view that, at root, blame is shared by three actors:
— First, the reckless Arab commanders of the 20th century, who went double or nothing on the UN Partition Plan of 1947 — and then, 20 years later, under the intoxicating spell of Gamal Abdel Nasser, threatened the same failed gambit. In this sense, the Arab cult of nostalgia is also a cult of shame: Every suicide bomb that goes off in Israel and every rocket launched from Gaza is part of a desperate bid to win back the Arab stake that they know was stupidly thrown away by their forefathers in the mid-20th century.
— Second, the Israeli policy of settlement-building, which began after the Six-Day War with little regard to how it would affect the peace-making efforts of future generation. The settlements have turned a once-viable Palestinian homeland in the West Bank into a ludicrous demographic chess-board seen at mid-game. The settlements also have created a powerful, institutionalized Israeli political constituency that opposes any peace with the Palestinians, not to mention a corps of noisy political cheerleaders back in the United States.
— Third, the League of Nations itself, which created the British Mandate as (in Margalit's words) "a transitory trusteeship so as to prepare the country to be a 'national home for the Jews,' without 'impairing the civil and religious rights of the indigenous Arab people.' " This contradictory mission statement turned the task of apportioning land into an impossible task — the mathematical equivalent of solving for a variable on the basis of two independent equations: One equation always is guaranteed to be unsatisfied.
The only way to make such a system mathematically soluble is to eliminate one of the two "equations" by death, expulsion or dispossession — which is, not coincidentally, the very solution embraced by radicals on both sides.
National Post
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— Jonathan Kay is Managing Editor for Comment at the National Post, and a Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington, D.C.


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I removed the following speculation. --From Andoria with Love 19:24, 3 May 2009 (UTC)
- The fictional term Vahar created by series writers may be based on Spanish verb bajar meaning "to descend" or "lower"; in this context, and with regard to the epiphanic ending of episode "Juggernaut", Malon proper noun Vahar/Vihaar might well be translated as 'Fallen'.
Alternate spellings Edit
Do the alternate spellings come from the script? — Morder (talk) 16:12, October 17, 2009 (UTC)


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Wes Flexner posted this today on one of my favorite blogs, and I wanted to help spread the word (Hopefully without violating some sort of blog code of ethics.).
The Shining Path (Alan Wilkis Remix)" – RJD2
(click to download)
Alan Wilkis has successfully taken one of my favorite songs released this year, and pulled off that rarest of things: a remix as enjoyable as the original. While RJ's album version (From recently released The Colossus) sounds more like an old soul joint, Wilkis' remix embraces a more synth-friendly funk bounce.
Check out that remix. Then call your favorite WMSE DJ and request to hear the original. Leave a comment below and let me know which one is your favorite.


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Coed Cheer/Flip Mode Squad: Welcome
WOOOOHOOO!!!! Big ups to everyone who joined us for our very 1st cheer field trip! Thanks to all the parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles and friends who made it happen, especially because it almost didn't! Here's the gist:
1. Our bus company, Ransom Transportation, did not show up at 10am as contracted.
2. Coach Nina called around for about an hour plus until she got SOMEBODY (Legacy Transportation) to come get us!
3. While we waited, we learned a new stunt and worked on cheers, motion tech, and old stunts (way to go!).
4. We finally got there, and Erica fromn CSG took us through the warm up and behind the scenes, and Coach Nina explained exactly how a competition would go.
5. We ate lunch, looked at all the cool souvenirs and then watched Senior L3 groups perform.
6. We left at 2:15pm, and arrived to awesome parents awaiting us all.
I have a game tape, or CD of what we missed, so when we get to practice one school starts, we can watch it and critique. Now we are gearing up for our very 1st competition, 10/30/11! Check the hand outs page for the permission slip, and the calendar for the next events!
*****Very special thank you to Alyssa's mom for chaperoning and riding in the other van! You're the BEST******
-----------------------------------------------------------------------THE PERMISSION SLIP IS FINALLY POSTED! Thanks so much for your patience! Please check the HANDOUTS LINK to download the form.
We will be attending the Preseason Challenge for Champion Spirit Group, this Sunday, 10/02/11 from 10am until 2:30pm, at Saint Xavier University, Shannon Center, 3700 West 103rd St, Chicago IL, 60655.
Please call Coach Nina with any questions at 773-355-0998. I will have some permission slips on hand if you need one, but please do try to print if beforehand. The cost is $10 per athlete. Parents pay $13 each if attending. Only members of the cheer squad allowed (sorry no friends or cousins) unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Parents and guardians always welcome.
**ATTENTION PARENTS! Due to some technical difficulties,the HANDOUTS page will not be updated until 9/7/11. Please note that practices are every Tuesday and Thursday after school until 5:45pm.There is a mandatory Parents Meeting Thursday 9/9/11 at 5:30pm in the cafeteria.**
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Welcome to the Cheer & Flip Mode Home page for CGW!
Clinics and tryouts are underway! JV and Varsity rosters will be posted Friday, September 1, 2011. But if you can't wait for the news, check our NEWS link Thursday Night as it will also be posted online!
We are gearing up for a great season this year. Last year, JV earned the 5th best spot in the entire CPS league, and Varsity earned 1st place in the Xtreme Spirit Competition at Navy Pier! Check out our awesome banners and trophies in the case near the Principal's Office. But before we win any trophies or step foot on any game floor, we are scholars, FIRST. SO, concentrate on doing your best in class and for your homework. Work hard to gather all the knowledge CGW has to offer you, so that you can create a great scholastic foundation for the rest of your life--high school, college, and beyond.
Check the site weekly, as updates will be posted concerning competitions, games, and other essential news. This website will serve as the primary point of information between us, so be sure to utilize all of its resources. Of course, you can always reach me at the email listed below, or drop a note in my mailbox in the main office.
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|"My daughter told her class that her baby sister was born in the car, and no one believed her,'' Mark Nardelli said yesterday. (NECN)
Principal delivers daughter in the breakdown lane
NEWTON — Principal Mark Nardelli wasn't at Horace Mann Elementary School to greet a group of kindergarteners for their first day of class yesterday. That's because he'd just met another child for the first time, under extraordinary circumstances.
At about 2 a.m., Nardelli delivered his daughter, Alora Grace, on the front seat of the family's
"We're going to have to call him Dr. Mark from now on,'' said Nardelli's mother, Marie Nardelli, who lives in Newton. "She was due on the third, and we'd joked around about something like this happening. I told them they'd have to keep 911 on speed dial.''
Calling 911 wasn't enough, however, to prevent Alora from arriving in the breakdown lane near Exit 17. As mother and child rested at Newton-Wellesley Hospital yesterday afternoon, Mark Nardelli described the hurried sequence of events.
Nardelli said he and his wife, Christine Dardia, a teacher at Sheehan Elementary in Westwood, were asleep at home in a nearby suburb when her water broke around 1 a.m. He called his mother and a neighbor to watch their two older daughters, Eliana, 7, and Julia, 5.
"We packed the car and called the doctor,'' he said. "We were out of there within 10 to 15 minutes.''
As they headed north on Route 128, Nardelli called 911 and began speaking with emergency dispatchers. "My wife wanted to keep going, but the police said they couldn't come unless we pulled over. We realized we weren't going to make it and pulled into the breakdown lane.''
Nardelli got a blanket from the back of the minivan, and "my wife did the magic.''
An ambulance and police arrived on the scene shortly after the birth. Alora Grace weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces, according to an e-mail Nardelli sent to parents at Horace Mann, where he is beginning his first year as principal.
"I cleared the airway. It was amazing. I felt like I was part of something special,'' Nardelli said. "My wife did all the work. She was really a trouper. A calm came over us once we realized no one was going to help. We didn't talk much. We just focused.''
David Procopio, spokesman for the State Police, said that troopers responded within two minutes of Nardelli's 911 call but that baby Alora was faster.
"We received the call at 1:57 a.m., and by 1:59 our trooper, William Newton, had arrived, but the baby had already been born,'' Procopio said. "An ambulance from the Dedham Fire Department brought mom and baby to the hospital, and another state trooper, Sergeant James Concannon, gave both the ambulance and the father a police escort to Newton-Wellesley Hospital.''
Nardelli said, "My daughter told her class that her baby sister was born in the car, and no one believed her until I came to pick her up from school.''
Aaron Lewis, a friend who was visiting at the hospital yesterday, said Nardelli's presence of mind did not surprise him.
"I was shocked at the circumstances, but not at Mark's reaction,'' Lewis said. "He's a jack of all trades, and he's great with kids.''
But Nardelli's mother thought her new granddaughter had something to do with it as well.
"She decided to come into the world with a bang,'' Marie Nardelli said.
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If you're into fishing, why not spend a day at Passies Pond where some huge carp can be found – perhaps you can land a record catch!
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I'm not a big fan of either, but Football is much better than that Handegg sport Americans play. Why do they call it football anyway? It just doesn't make sense.
I'm not a big fan of either, but Football is much better than that Handegg sport Americans play. Why do they call it football anyway? It just doesn't make sense.
Im a massive, massive Futbol (soccer) fan. I prefer Futbol because of the skill that is involved when actually playing the sport. Watching players like, messi, xavi, gerrard, drogba in action blows my mind. Not to mention the passion of the supporters and finally, seeing all the different styles of the world, fight it out in the Champions League.
I cant really comment on American Footbal (Gridiron), i watch it when its on TV and there is no Futbol or AFL on, but i dont really understand the sport and in my opinion, unless you fully understand how a sport works, all its rules etc. you cannot fully enjoy it and Therefore cannot comment on which of the Two is better.
In the end it all comes down to personal preference and opinion, like someone said earlier its like arguing which wow class is most fun to play.
"Opinions are like arseholes, everones got one and they all stink".
Head up not to compress your spine, your taught to put your nose on the ball. When a running back lowers his shoulder though everything happens so fast that there is bound to be head to head contact. Without the helmet people would A. not be willing to be full speed and the hits would not happen or B. people would die. I can't remember which president made it happen but said the sport would be banned if they couldnt figure out a way to make it a safer sport. For people who wonder why we call this sport football is because the sport evolved from soccer. Slowly the rules changed more and more, the name stuck. The reason why we call it soccer is because people from europe who were trying to make the sport of soccer more popular named it soccer here in the states. also I hear it isnt uncommon for people in the UK to call the sport soccer.If you tackle with your head you will have one of two things happen both of which you deserve for being a moron and tackling with your head down.
1. The player you are trying to tackle makes you look like a fool.
2. You hurt yourself because you compress you spine.
with handegg, there's a 3 minute commercial break after every 5 minutes of "play"
I'm a bit biased though, my school has a Rugby team so I know a lot more about Rugby than about American Football.
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And indeed, I expected so much from Argentina at the last world cup, because even though I in general never really liked Argentina (what can I say I grew up with an amazing Brazilian football team in tv, so obviously I started disliking their archrivals ) you guys do have fantastic footballers =)
Last edited by Pozz; 2011-02-02 at 01:10 AM.
Why real football aka soccer is not popular in USA, cuz how can TV stations earn money in a game that has 2 x 45 mins timeplay without time-outs or brakes where you can put 30 sec commercial....and those 15 mins when there is a brake.....nobody is at TV, ppl go for a tolilet, beer, make sandwhich or something...
rest of the world that has tradition in football will follow that on TV. But in USA theres no reason for TV stations to make football popular cuz they can make more money in sports like American Footbal, Baseball, Hockey and Basketball.
Last edited by dim; 2011-02-02 at 01:17 AM.
Football...soccers ok. But I'm biast because I grew up with football.
In general...
"Thowball" vs. Football. Research the history of how American Football became a sport in the US, its kind of interesting and kind of typical how Americans "do" things.
It would seem that the only reason people get butthurt over the discussion is because the rest of the world logically calls playing the ball with your foot, football.
If you've never played one of them outside of your school gym class then you probably have no room judge either way. I've played soccer for 32 years now and never once played "Throwball". Soccer is very physical and involves a tremendous amount of skill...despite the bad name some of the diving pussies in professional soccer give the sport...they are 1 in 100000.
I love soccer; I have little to no opinion on American Football. I don't play it, don't watch it and don't really even understand how the game is played. Interestingly enough, I live in Dallas Texas...Football Capital of the world.
For those of you who like it, enjoy the weekend coming up


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Welcome to our listing for Badar Mountain Cabin! We absolutely LOVE Angel Fire, NM, so we built our vacation home here 17+ years ago.
Our comfortable home is very close to the Ski lifts, including the high speed quad, the 'Chili Express'. In fact, it is 3 blocks to the lift. There is a shuttle-stop approximately 90-ft. from our drive-way, and the Angel Fire Resort shuttle will pick up passengers, during ski season, to take you to and from the mountain.
We have a great view of Wheeler peak from our living room and deck, and summers are delightfully cool and refreshing at 8600 feet elevation. Get away from that heat for a while, and enjoy golf, fishing, horseback riding, mountain biking and hiking in the beautiful Moreno Valley of northern New Mexico.
Our home has no A/C, however, the summer is cool with a window open. Climb the tallest summit in New Mexico, Wheeler Peak, at over 13000'. Fish for trout and yellow perch at Eagle Nest Lake, and anglers can ply the forest streams for cool-water trout. Hunters will find abundant elk, some deer and blue grouse nearby on National Forest land. The fall is particularly breathtaking, with the aspens coloring the mountains, or listen for the bull elk bugling in the distance....(sounds like a kid in need of clarinet lessons :).
In the winter, this family oriented ski mountain has something for all ski levels, and snowboarders love the new terrain parks. Ample snow making will keep your family on the slopes even when other resorts run out of snow. If not wanting to brave the elements, then hang around the house in front of our wood-burning fireplace and enjoy a game on PlayStation, or watch a few cartoons or movies (DVD or VCR). We also have a game/puzzle cabinet for all ages to enjoy. The home has propane heat. However, firewood is stacked underneath the deck if you decide to use the fireplace.
Shoppers and historians will enjoy Taos, a mere 35 minutes or so away, with many artisans shops, restaurants, and a lengthy history going back to the Spanish explorers hundreds of years ago. A 45 minute drive north will lead you to Red River, a ski-town with a cowboy flair. Or head south down to Santa Fe for even more variety, about 90 minutes away.
*NOTE: Our home has free Wi-Fi high speed internet, and local phone usage (Angel Fire, Eagle Nest and Taos); however, no long distance service. So, if you need to talk long distance bring your cell phone.
*Please note: We consider reservations confirmed at the time we receive payment. Until that time, dates from your inquiries are not guaranteed.
Guest Terms & Conditions
Rates and minimum stays may vary. The owner reserves the right to change quoted rates prior to confirmation of reservation. Rates are subject to change without notice. Holiday rates are based on a 4-night stay.
All bookings require a 50% deposit to confirm reservation and full payment is required thirty days prior to arrival date.
$500 charge for reservations cancelled after receipt of initial deposit. Cancellations after full payment due date are non-refundable. No refunds are made for un-used nights regardless of cause.
Daily maid service is not included in the rental rate. All rentals are clean with fresh linens and starter supplies but are not replenished. Starter supplies include: dish & dishwasher detergent, toilet paper, paper towels, bar soap and trashcan liners. Please take your trash to the nearest dumpster. Dumpsters are located throughout area next to businesses and condos and are for public use. There will be an additional charge for trash left at the property. Please put all dirty dishes in dishwasher and start the dishwasher. Please remove all linen/towels and leave in the hallway.
All damages or missing items caused by guest will be the responsibility of guest to repair, replace or reimburse. Should the owner have to sue for damages, the guest will be responsible for all court costs, damages and attorney fees.
Pets considered on individual basis. Must inquire with owner.
Smoking is not permitted in this home.
Check-in is after 4:00PM. Check-out is by 10:00AM
Early check-ins and late check-outs in all cases require prior approval and are subject to fees.
Owner furnishes their property as they desire. No guarantees can be made to the guest about expectations of quality of furnishings. We will make every reasonable effort to have any malfunctioning appliances (dishwashers, televisions, etc.) repaired during the stay, but no refunds for inoperative appliances will be offered or expected. Reservations are considered short-term leases/rentals with the individual property owner. Problems rarely occur but accommodations cannot always be controlled. All reservations are subject to cancellation or change for reasons including, but not limited to, strikes, acts of God, failure of guests to vacate as scheduled, owner occupancy and sale of properties. Terms and conditions are subject to change without notice.
John and Susan Badar live in Leander, TX and have been coming to Angel Fire, NM for over 22+ years. Susan and John are both retired from IBM.
Susan Badar purchased this house in 1998
We love taking vacations in Angel Fire, be it winter or summer, the area holds such beauty. We enjoy skiing, hiking and biking, so we wanted to invest in a mountain property close to a ski resort. Angel Fire is such a beautiful area and it's a drivable distance from our home in Leander.
The home is relaxing with beautiful views of Wheeler Peak. In nice weather, we love to sit outside on the deck with some refreshments; especially in the evening to watch the breathtaking sunsets. In the winter it's fun to have a view of the ski runs from the master bedroom deck. If it's cold outside, we can sit by the cozy fire with a good book. It's a short drive to Taos, Eagle Nest or Red River which provide more choices for dining, entertainment and shopping.
Second year here , nice and clean , good location
THe house was very nice and well stocked with all the items we needed. It was a perfect location to Angel Fire Ski resort!! WE loved IT!!!
The house was spotless, the perfect size for my family, and well stocked with everything we could potentially needed. Wonderful Thanksgiving spent in Angel Fire!!
House close enough to walk to lots of things in Angel Fire. Kitchen worked really well for us - great stove, loved the griddle. We spent hours on the decks - eating, watching humming birds, blue birds, mountain jays, flickers, and deer, reading, and just enjoying the views of Wheeler and amazing sunsets. Plenty of room for us to hang out inside when we weren't running, biking, hiking or shopping.
great location
great view
Our family spent the week before Christmas 2016 in the Badar cabin. The cabin was clean and well apointed with all of the amenities one could wish for. It was an easy walk or shuttle ride to the Chile Express lift. Thank you for sharing your home with us.
Located just 3 blocks from the Angel Fire ski mountain and Chile Express chairlift, our cozy home provides a great location for all Angel Fire winter activities; such as, skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, tubing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
We have great views of Wheeler Peak from our living room and deck, and summers are delightfully cool and refreshing at 8600 feet elevation. Get away from the heat for a while, and enjoy, zip-line, golf, fishing, horseback riding, mountain biking and hiking in the beautiful Moreno Valley of northern New Mexico.
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A non-refundable pet fee will be charged, if bringing your dog, for the cleaning service informs us there is additional cleanup due to dog hair. Please inform us, prior to renting, if you plan to bring your dog(s).


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