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Sweeping changes to the governance of world cricket have been approved at a meeting of the International Cricket Council board, after eight of the 10 Test nations voted for proposals that put India, England and Australia in control of the world game and with it most of the money.
The 16-man board first discussed the controversial measures, which seek to overhaul "the governance, competition and financial models" of the ICC in Dubai on January 28, but voting on proposals was deferred until Saturday's follow-up meeting in Singapore.
The recommendations, which began life in a widely-leaked "position paper" drafted by the so-called "big three", were then passed with the required majority. Pakistan and Sri Lanka chose to abstain as the remaining eight full members voted in favour.
The Indian, English and Australian boards have been guaranteed three of the five seats on a new executive committee that will carry considerable influence, and three of the five on a revamped financial sub-committee. The sense of an executive stranglehold by the boards who helped author these changes is emphasised by the fact that the BCCI president, N Srinivasan, will become the new chair of the ICC board, with Cricket Australia's Wally Edwards chairing the ExCo and the ECB chairman, Giles Clarke, continuing to do so for the financial committee.
The changes are not abstract ones affecting various committees, though, with changes to the financial model forming a central plank of the proposals. India are understood to have been unhappy that their position as the most commercially attractive force in world cricket was not being recognised in revenues from global events.
In line with that, the ICC board has agreed that full members will receive a greater share of central funds based largely on their financial contribution, but also considering "their ICC history and their on-field performances in the three formats".
The ICC is keen to assert that no full member will be worse off than they are at present but, with broadcasting and sponsorship deals set to rise, the richest nations can expect to become disproportionately wealthier.
As expected, a death sentence has been passed on the World Test Championship. In its the place the 50-over Champions Trophy will return in 2017 and 2021. In deference to the longer format, a Test cricket fund will be created, providing support to all full members except India, England and Australia.
There was good news for Associate nations such as Ireland and Afghanistan, who have been offered the chance of achieving Test status. The winners of the next Intercontinental Cup have been granted a play-off against the bottom-ranked full member, with 'promotion' to the Test elite at stake.
The ICC's president Alan Isaac said: "The board has made some significant decisions today which provide us with long-term certainty in relation to the future governance, competition and financial models of the ICC. This decision comes after extensive discussions between members that I helped initiate and were given impetus through a position paper presented by the BCCI, Cricket Australia and ECB in early January.
"A set of resolutions have been drafted, negotiated and modified – based on a set of principles agreed by the ICC board on 28 January – and finalised today. There were eight full members who were in a position to support the resolution today and the two who abstained have pledged to further discuss the issues with an aim to reaching unanimous approval over the coming weeks."
The ICC chief executive, David Richardson, said: "We now have clear direction from the board and it is our job to implement the approved resolution."PA


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News & Events
Invention of the Year Nominees
Nominees for the 13th Annual Invention of the Year and the Government Purpose Innovation Award
The Lab will honor its top inventors and inventions during the 13th Annual Invention of the Year reception on April 23, from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. in the Kossiakoff Center.
|The winning invention - to be revealed at the ceremony - was chosen from the following nominees. These nominees were selected from the 259 inventions reported in 2011 by 460 staff members and collaborators.
|Again this year is a Government Purpose Innovation Award which will recognize an invention that specifically meets a critical sponsor need.
|The Invention of the Year nominees are:
|The Government Purpose Innovation Award nominees are:
|Small Motor Controller
Harry Eaton, Douglas Wenstrand
|Executable Specification System Engineering
George Cancro, Eliezer Kahn, Russell Turner, Stephen Williams
Mark Martin, Richard Meitzler
|Dynamic Resource Manager for Multiple Space Surveillance Sensors with SP Tasker Schedule Initialization
Jesse Clarke, Eric Klatt, Sean martin, Nishant Mehta, Andrew Newman, Benjamin Rodriguez
|Lossy Method to Compress and Decompress Acoustic Array Data for Transmission Over Low Bandwidth Links
Robert Patterson, G. Scott Peacock, Franz Riggieri
|Tactile Feedback Device for Dexterous Telepresence
Robert Armiger, Jenna Graham, Matthew Johannes, Steven Manuel
|Release Actuator Using the Difference in Coefficient of Thermal Expansion of Dissimilar Materials When Heated
Clint Apland, Michael Marley, David Persons, David Weir
|Constrained Probability of False Alarm Classification
Joshua Broadwater, Craig Carmen, Ashley Llorens
|Agile IR Scene Projector Based on Carbon Nanotubes
David Brown, Raul Fainchtein, Andrew Monica, Karen Siegrist
|A Systems Biology Approach for the Discovery of Novel, Nucleic Acid-based Virulence Factors Released by Bacteria During Infection
Mekbib Astatke, Christopher Bradburne, Lucy Carruth
|Erosive Rain Environment Sensor and Method of Use
Robert Bamberger, Ryan Bishop, Dale Clemons, Kenneth Grossman, Bruce Land
|Global Navigation Satellite System Mission Planner
Marc Camacho, Gary Winkler
|Carbon Nanotube High Temperature RF Length Sensor
Ned Brokloff, Michael Lotito, Stergios Papadakis
|WxASR Playback Tool 1.0
Albert de Baroncelli, Stephen Shaw, Christopher Wellons
|Hyperspectral Imaging for Skin Cancer Detection
Amit Banerjee, Philippe Burlina, Luis Garza, Saurabh Vyas
|Immersive Augmented Reality for Mobile Data Fusion
Christopher Gifford, Brian Montgomery, Zachary Whitley
|Sub 10nm, Temperature Controlled Solid Lipid Nanoparticles for Topical Drug Delivery
Jason Benkoski, Xiomara Calderon-Colon, Luis Garza, Sewon King, Amanda Nelson, Marcia Patchan, Julia Patrone, Jennifer Sample, Mellisa Theodore, Joshua Wolfe
|The GAIA Collaboratory
Steven Babin, Nathan Bos, Glen Fountain, Maegen Nix, Larry Paxton, Christina Pikas, Alysen Regiec, Giuseppe Romeo, Robert Schaefer, Margaret Simon, Shadrian Strong, Evan Sultanik, William Swartz, Michele Weiss
|Automated Pneumothorax Detection
Philippe Burlina, Ryan Mukherjee
|C Code Generator for ExecSpec
Andrew Harris
|Method for Estimation of Traffic Congestion Parameters for Wireless MANETs
Derya Cansever, Steven Holt, Tibor Schonfeld, Sean Sprouse
|A Method of Learning a Ranking Function Using a Discounted Cumulative Margin Penalty
Craig Carmen, Carlos Renjifo
|3D Architecture for Flexible Readout and Signal Processing of an Array of Sensors
Charbel Rizk
|Automatic Navigation, Intelligence, and Mobility Add-on to Off-the-Shelf Robots
Christopher Brown, Michael Kutzer
|An outside panel of representatives from industry, the high-tech sector and patent law selected the overall top invention based on its benefit to society, improvement over existing technology, and commercial potential.
|The Government Purpose Innovation Award was selected by an internal APL team of subject matter experts.

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@Douglas Bryant - I find it disheartening and sad that our news organizations feel the need to "adapt to the global marketplace" instead of using correct grammar and setting a higher standard. I actually get goosebumps when I hear someone say "that's so fun!" as our local news anchor did recently.
I remember, when I was a child, even Ralph Cramden on the Honeymooners used correct English - if he didn't, Alice corrected him. People used to strive to speak well and properly. That isn't the case anymore.
Our youth cannot spell or write and they certainly cannot speak properly. Our media is very much to blame for this as they "adapt" instead of lead the way. It is yet another black mark against our school systems in the US that these university graduates (and they almost always are if they are practicing journalists) have managed to obtain a degree without first obtaining an education.
A rerun of a foolish sitcom was on last night and the running gag of the show was the majority of the friends making fun of one whenever he spoke well, quoted literature, or referenced something other than drinking beer, chasing women, and "robot wrestling." I turned off the sitcom. If, however, I turn off everything that offends me in the same manner, I will be left with nothing but the History Channel.


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Violent Video Games Limit Development Of Moral Judgement In Teens
Tuesday, February 4, 2014 - 20:50 in Psychology & Sociology
The nature of social science is that you will frequently find papers arguing contradictory positions, and nothing shows that like video games. On Science 2.0 alone, you can find dozens of studies arguing both sides.Mirjana Bajovic of Brock University quizzed a group of eighth-graders (aged 13–14) about their playing habits and patterns and determined their stage of moral reasoning using an established scale of one to four. The goal was to determine if there was a link between the types of video games teens played, how long they played them, and the teens' levels of moral reasoning: their ability to take the perspective of others into account. read more


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Sevier County (WVLT) Sevier County is considering an ethics complaint concerning a jailer in charge of food service signs off on invoices and is a convicted felon.
Volunteer TV's Stephen McLamb has more.
Tyrone Paul Lintner was convicted in the 1990's for federal tax evasion dealing with the embezzlement of close to $800,000 dollars.
He then came to Sevier County and was convicted of embezzling nearly $50,000 dollars.
Now one woman is questioning why he's signing off on invoices at the jail, and what they're buying.
"If he's that smart. If he can do that with money. It scares me what he may have done to this county in five to ten years."
Serving as the food service supervisor in the Sevier county jail, Kim Pierce says she has concerns with Tyrone Paul Lintner and his position because he is a convicted embezzler.
Pierce says she began looking at county records and food invoices going to the jail.
"I just started looking and everything I turned over a rock I found something else."
And they all had something in common.
"When I started seeing his name on every invoice, it just raised a red flag with me."
But then she began seeing what he received for the jail.
Anything from medications, fruity smelling shampoos, and ribs.
Things Pierce feels most inmates do not get.
"You know, ice cream. It's just stuff to me, it's frivolous, it's waste."
But Pierce says her biggest concern is the freedom Lintner has, along with his power to sign invoices.
"I do know that he takes the van to Newport and goes and picks stuff up. There's no check and balance there. If he goes up and loads his van up he could unload half of it in the jail for all I know."
Sheriff Ron Seals says he is withholding comment pending the outcome of the ethics hearing.
Despite the ruling of the ethics commission, Pierce says she plans to take the information to a grand jury.


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Celtic Interested in Latics Koumas
It has been reported that Glasgow Celtic are considering bidding to take Wigan Athletic midfield player Jason Koumas on loan until the end of the season.
Koumas only joined the Latics in July last year for £5 million from West Brom but he doesn`t appear to be part of new managers Steve Bruces plans
Gordon Strachan is a well known admirer of Koumas and he might see the Welshman as just the sort of player to give the Glasgow giants a boost as they chase arch rivals Rangers for the SPL title
From Latics point of view a loan deal seems a bad option and if indeed Koumas isn`t part of Bruces plans then a sale would be the sensible option to release some funds to bring in someone who would fit into the Bruce revolution.
Perhaps Olivier Kapo?
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song was sweet and the animation was tight
lol, mmm, love the smell of puns. Thanks for the vote :D
the animation was good but it wa stupid and unfunny. there has been a lot of crap getting front pagged recently and this is no exeption. its better than some of the other crap on the front page but its just not funny.
Good music,animations but
Good music,animations but i didint 'get' the point.. it was gross and not funny at all... put your skills in better forms next time.
I loved it!
Music was hilarious, made me laugh, animation was pretty good too. I look forward to more!
Thanks, I'll be uploading a more complex film in the next fortnight so I hope you enjoy that too. :D
My cousin has a ballgina. :( It's nasty!
Never an easy issue to bring up... maybe an intervention :P jks. Thanks for the vote :D


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GARY CROFT revealed his determination to claim Cardiff City's winner at Gresty Road.
Croft's lob 20 minutes from time was caught on the strong wind and soared over on-loan goalkeeper Ben Williams. The ball hit a post and was on its way to safety when it struck the unfortunate Williams and sneaked over the goal-line despite the keeper's desperate scramble backwards.
But Croft was desperate to claim his second goal of the season.
"I don't get that many, so I've got to put a claim in for that one," said Croft. "It would only be the 10th goal of my career and I've got to put my hand up for it."
Croft added, "It came over my head, I got my foot on it to control it and went for a lob.
"I could see it hit the post but I don't know what happened after that. I don't think the keeper will want an OG by his name, so I'll be more than happy if it's given to me and my name's in the paper.
"But the important thing is the three points. It was quite an even game and we showed that extra bit of resolution which has been missing over the last few games.
"We had to make some good tackles in the second half against the wind, but I was a bit disappointed we hadn't scored in the first half as I thought that's where the advantage was going to be.
"But, as the second half went on, I think we felt we were going to get something - and that's what happened. We defended well - just as Crewe had done in the first half - and we edged it out.
"It's not a particularly great surface here, but we tried to get the ball down and play. It was a case of getting a foot in and in those conditions turning them at the back.
"They were lobbing the ball over us, but the centre-halves defended particularly well with that and Martyn (Margetson) made good saves. The conditions were a test of the players' technique, but I can't really remember anytime we were in danger and someone was there for them on the end of a cross."
City are placed comfortably in mid-table, but Croft insists the players still have plenty to play for during the final nine games of the season.
"We seem to be up and down like the wind but hopefully we can get a consistent run going against Sheffield United and Gillingham in the next couple of weeks," he said.
"There's a lot of stake for everybody because it's all about making progress.
"With the start we've had, and some of the football we've played, it's important we finish the season on a high note.
"We believe we deserve to be in the top half in terms of the size of football club. But you finish where you deserve to, though I think the lads will be disappointed by anything else than a top-10 finish."
There has been some suggestion that Croft - a former England Under-21 international - could qualify for Wales in the same way that Leicester's Ben Thatcher did under a FIFA amnesty.
But he said, "A few things have been mentioned, but I don't know anything about that."


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July 16, 2011
Hotmail To Require Stronger Passwords
Hotmail users are going to have to be a little more creative when it comes to choosing their passwords, as Microsoft is getting set to ban easy-to-remember, easy-to-crack passwords such as "123456" and "password", according to various media reports on Friday.
According to a July 14 blog post, Dick Craddock, the Group Program Manager for Hotmail, said that the webmail service was prohibiting customers from using one of several common passwords," including the two mentioned above and other common words or phrases like "ilovecats" and "gogiants" as well."Having a common password makes your account vulnerable to brute force 'dictionary' attacks, in which a malicious person tries to hijack your account just by guessing passwords (using a short list of very common passwords)," he wrote, noting that while Hotmail "has built-in defenses against standard dictionary attacks"¦ when someone can guess your password in just a few tries, it hardly constitutes 'brute force!'"
The new security measure will be coming soon, according to Craddock. Not only will it prevent new users from selecting one of the flagged passwords when they sign up, but it will also require current Hotmail users who have a common password to change it to something more difficult for hackers to crack.
According to Christopher Williams, Technology Correspondent at the Telegraph, "Strong passwords are long and include a mixture of upper and lower case letters, numbers and other characters. They should not be based on dictionary words or personal information such as birthdays."
Another security measure announced by Craddock this week is a new feature that will allow Hotmail users to easily report if and when they believe one of their friends' accounts has been hacked, resulting in the receipt of spam emails or possible malware. By clicking the new "My friend's been hacked!" button, located under the "Mark As" menu, you can flag the account, which Hotmail will use "to determine if the account in question has in fact been hijacked."
"It turns out that the report that comes from you can be one of the strongest 'signals' to the detection engine, since you may be the first to notice the compromise. So, when you help out this way, it makes a big difference!" Craddock wrote, adding that once the account is marked as compromised, the spammer will no longer have access to it and the next time the actual user logs in, they will be "put through an account recovery flow that helps them take back control of the account."
"What's especially warming about this initiative is that it's not just a Hotmail to Hotmail thing," MSNBC.com's Suzanne Choney quotes Graham Cluley of Sophos Security as writing. "Hotmail is also sharing these notifications with Gmail and Yahoo, which means that you could still be helping a hacked friend even if they don't also use Hotmail. Let's hope we see other web email providers follow Hotmail's lead and offer similar ways for their own users to report possible account compromises."
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Be at part of the classic children's story by Chris Van Allsburg, The Polar Express, and allow the tale come to life right before your very eyes as you and your family take a trip aboard the Polar Express out of Williams Depot in Williams, Arizona.
The train departs from the Williams Depot and takes a journey through the chilly night for the special visit to the "North Pole" -- where Santa and his reindeer will greet riders as they depart the train! Riders will enjoy a special reading of the story, while snacking on hot chocolate and cookies before re-boarding the train and receiving a special gift from Santa himself.
This amazing train ride will fill believers and skeptics with a renewed spirit of the season and create a lifelong memory for riders of all ages. Riders are encouraged to wear their pajamas for a cozy ride.
The journey is just over an hour round trip, and there are two nightly departure times: 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Select afternoons are now available for a matinee departure at 3:30 p.m. Check the site for tickets and availability. This event is super popular and sells out quickly. Be sure to reserve your seat today for the most magical ride of your life.
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Four things to know about the Vikings' coaching shakeup
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- January 19, 2012 - 6:10 PM
The coaching moves appear to be over at Winter Park. Alan Williams is in as the Vikings' new defensive coordinator, Brendan Daly is returning to the Twin Cities as the defensive line coach and Fred Pagac and Mike Singletary have been asked to coach the linebackers together, each accepting a tweaked role as Leslie Frazier's rebuilding project begins.
With the Vikings officially announcing those moves today, here are four things you should know.
1. Brendan Daly's return has several players excited.
Yes, several members of the defensive line were disappointed that defensive line coach Karl Dunbar was fired earlier this month. But the news of Daly's hiring seems to have rejuvenated the energy. After all, Daly was a defensive line assistant with the Vikings from 2006-08, a stretch in which the Vikings led the NFL in rushing defense for three straight seasons. Daly went on to become the defensive line coach with the Rams but will now rejoin head coach Leslie Frazier with the Vikings.
Arguably no Viking knows Daly better than defensive tackle Kevin Williams, who not only worked with Daly in his first stint with the Vikings, but also spent three seasons with him at Oklahoma State.
"He's a fiery guy," Williams said. "I like that about him. He's going to get after our butts. He gets really excited. Some coaches might be more reserved. But he'll get really fired up when you make a good play or even a bad play. That'll be a different element that will hopefully be good for us. This is a guy we don't have to get to know. Maybe we'll have to learn some of the new stuff that he's continued to incorporate since he's been gone. But as a person, we know each other already for the most part. So we can get right down to football"
2. Frazier cannot wait for his upcoming trip to Mobile, Ala.
In many ways, what happens at next week's Senior Bowl will have a great impact on how the Vikings begin their preparation for the 2012 season. Frazier and his staff will be in charge of leading the North squad, an opportunity the Vikings coach is eager to attack.
Said Frazier: "The fact that we get a chance to get our hands on the players -- we get to talk with them, spend time with them, eat in the cafeteria with them, talk to them about their lifestyle. It will be immeasurable the time that we'll be able to be around them and be able to evaluate these players."
"As you know, it's tough to go wrong when you're drafting the third pick in the draft. We have to hit on that one. But now, when you reach Rounds 5, 6 and 7, those rounds are as important as that first round when you're trying to revamp your roster like we are."
Yet just as important as working with the players, Frazier is looking forward to having his revised coaching staff together to begin forging its new identity.
"This is really a start for us as far as jelling as a staff and beginning to put things in place prior to the OTAs and the mini-camps as a staff," Frazier said. "I think it's going to be a big plus for us, a big advantage in that way.
3. The Vikings did have interest in Mel Tucker but never interviewed Steve Spagnuolo.
Over the past two weeks, the details of Frazier's search for a new defensive coordinator were hazy. We knew Raheem Morris interviewed with the team but ultimately took a job coaching defensive backs in Washington. Mel Tucker also had Frazier's attention, interviewed with the Vikings and was thought to be in line to take the job if he wanted it. But Tucker opted to stay with the Jaguars, where he remains the defensive coordinator under new coach Mike Mularkey.
"At the end of the day, he felt like, for him, the best situation for him was to remain in Jacksonville and not move his family," Frazier said.
As for Spagnuolo?
"I just knew that after the season he was going through a lot, just trying to ascertain what his future was," Frazier said. "We didn't really get to the point where we were talking about working here in Minnesota. But I was just trying to help him work through some of the feelings he had after [what happened with] the Rams.
4. Frazier wants to be hands on with the defense and will be heavily involved in initiating Williams into the coordinator role, a position he's never had before.
Give Frazier credit for being honest. He made very clear Thursday his desire to have heavy input on the defensive philosophy that Williams will be asked to implement and coach. But Frazier said he also understands the dangers in getting over-involved and will try to steer around those kinds of potholes.
"We are an evolving football team," he said. "And we've really got to do some serious things with our roster to get back in the mix in our division and our conference. So I don't want to get immersed to the point where I'm the defensive coordinator/head coach. Some people can do that. But I don't think I can. I don't want to go in that direction. I do want to take the lead on some things early on and really set the tone for how I want things done. I just think that's important, after what we experienced this past season."
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Who's down to get it CRACCIN'?
Finally ended THAT torturous portion of my life... Punish yourself at http://pntg.net/onthat2048 if you dare.
Labels: ANACRON, anaquotes, ART, artists, choice, fact not opinion, life, meme, quote, quoteacron, truth
I'm disgusted. Not only with this character, but more so with what #HipHop / #Rap music and culture has become, and how it continues to perpetuate the cycle of this kind of behavior.
While it's not plausible to blame someone's actions solely on popular music, culture, or marketing; I definitely believe & support the idea that what's portrayed as important and acceptable allows people to justify ill-made & despicable actions like this. So many of us will hear about this, and look at this young rapper with distaste -- but how many of us will actually decide to no longer continue to support, fund, and sustain the same patterns of ignorance and buffoonery that both directly and indirectly encourage and validate this kind of behavior?
Consider the music that you listen to, enjoy, and purchase. What is it really saying to you and the people around you? Are the ideas and images you're receiving something that will in any way adding to the empowerment, advancement, or evolution of your art, culture, race, or people as a whole? There's no guarantee that ending the glorification & promotion of money and violence will make a difference, but when there's an apparent connection between both and hip hop in a situation like this... I think it's worth a try.
I know some will laugh this off and call me a "hater" or whatever. That's cool with me - I'll be a hater. Those that understand and agree, however; please re-post, re-share, and reinforce this.
My ideas, my beliefs, and my values make me proudly #UNFAMOUS.
"Unfamous Mindframe" Official Music Video
Art and Direction by Christophe Roberts http://christopheroberts.com
Filming and Cinematography by Zubaer Khan http://zubaerkhan.com
Editing and erratic hand motions by Anacron
It's been far too long since I've delivered an official visual for you AnaManiacs. With several forthcoming music video productions halted in mid-production, I decided to take matters into my own hands. As they say, "if you want something done right, do it yourself."
On a recent trip to to the East Coast, my team made magic happen within a few free hours of a busy schedule. My NYC-based PNTGLLRYNTWRK crew members and good friends and I rallied an idea to create a visual for my latest collaboration with Daze and Diles; as it thoroughly identifies all of our artistic hustles.
Christophe Roberts (aka Perv One) is a known visual artist and sculptor, who's work can be seen all over New York and in magazines. Zubaer Khan (aka DJZu) is a seasoned cinematographer & editor that's flexed his skill for everyone from Revolt TV to CBS, and has worked on a few of my previous projects. The Brazilian homie Mauricio Tadashi (aka ChiliBreakz), the owner of the Original US merchandising and accessories company, showed up for support and good vibes. If you're up on your Peanut Gallery crew history, then you should be familiar with all of these brothas.
The result of our combined efforts is a simple, yet masterful piece. Filmed on location in Brooklyn, NY; the imagery is reminiscent of the basic freshness of early 90's styling and visuals. After watching this PNTGLLRYNTWRK family production, you'll understand the lyric, "...new Peanut Gallery / So Golden Era."
Thanks for watching... Comment, share, and ENJOY.
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Band Switch coupling for TS-530S
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Don Jaster:
I wouldnt use a metal coupler. at least without studying the ground functions around the shaft.
Kenwood may have used an insulated coupler for a reason.......
Christopher Leyden:
Thanks for all of your suggestions. I too am a little leary of using a metal coupling. I noticed that all of the other shafts have some sort of coupling, isolating the front panel from RF.
In looking at those couplings, I noticed that the Load Control has the identical plastic coupling as the Band Switch shaft. Since the Load Control does not require much effort to turn, the plastic coupling was not cracked at all. I removed the Band Switch coupling and swapped it for the Load Control coupling. The cracked coupling is more than adequate to turn the Load Control shaft and the uncracked one will hopefully last a while on the Band Switch shaft.
One last question... I would like to use Loctite or a similar product on the set screws for the Band Switch coupling. I checked several home and hardware stores but all of the products they carried said "not for use on plastic". Any suggestions for how to lock these screws down without overtightening them?
Chris Leyden
David McKinnon:
I wouldnt do this if you ever want to remove them but I have used clear nail polish and also krazy glue type adhesives on the threads to help keep screws snug . Love the swapping parts idea, that is my knid of thinking!
R-5000 TS-820S TS-830S $9.50 + s/h fees
We have used the metal couplers without any
problems, check the messages in the forum
I referenced, it is open for viewing to all !
Join up and see photos on how to replace it !
To lock the threads on the plastic coupler,
use a drop of elmers white glue or equal.
Yes, many of us have swapped out the coupler
with the load coupler.
It is easier to replace the coupler then
to attempt a quick fix.
Your local hardware store should carry the
coulers in the parts bins, nylon or metal.
73 james
some bandswitches can have failures at
the rivit that holds the switch contact
to the trace on the wafer board material.
Not even DeOxit can repair this !
Here is a link with more info from K4EAA
on the repair procedure.
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Lets Make CB Better! (in
November 2 2011 3:14 AM EDT
The post Demigod made really made me start thinking about the future of this game. We as a community need to help come up with ideas to make this game more attractive to others. So feel free to post suggestions that will benefit the game that you would like see. Please do not argue with others post, just post suggestions or changes to the game. This will be easy for NS or whoever to get ideas. Remember, any suggestion is better than letting the games user total to keep decreasing. Thanks for your help.
[Make Steel]
November 2 2011 3:30 AM EDT
As an enhancement I would like to see multiple favorites list. I find the people I do battle with changes depending if its bonus time or not. Sometimes I like to have people in my list who I have trouble beating just to see if my character is getting better. I dont want to waste BA on them when its Bonus Time. Also some times I like to split my opponents into Tank/Mage, 3 tank etc so I can test ideas.
Just a thought
November 2 2011 5:19 AM EDT
2 words
November 2 2011 5:44 AM EDT
yeah, multiple fight lists...
would be good i could have 1 that gimme max rewards, and other with clan targets only.
even thought it is not big changes at all.
November 2 2011 10:32 AM EDT
November 2 2011 11:42 AM EDT
If it's that hard to weave other things into the code of CB-gameplay, why don't we just add more games to play which don't have anything to do with the current set-up?
I'm thinking about chess or hearts or something completely new which only NS knows how to play...
[Ministry of Pain]
November 3 2011 2:00 PM EDT
This is another players idea but from a long time ago.
Different Armor presets for different opponents.
In case this is lost in translation or meaning: Opponent 1 Armor preset X, Opponent 2 Armor Preset Y etc. This would be an addition to the Favorites List. Reason given and honestly I agree with is that in a lot of cases my set up allows me to beat Opponent X but not Y, yet if I tweak my set up I can get Y but I then lose X. Just something to add to the dynamics of the game ;-)
November 3 2011 2:29 PM EDT
We have to figure out why so many people left. Is there a way to get some of those 250 players back? Why did they leave? Lack of change or repetition of the game? Do any of you still talk to people who use to play the game and if so, what would it take to get them back.
Lord Bob
November 3 2011 2:47 PM EDT
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[The Sky Forge]
November 3 2011 2:50 PM EDT
It's a little early to be drinking LB :)
Lord Bob
November 3 2011 2:53 PM EDT
I'm at work. I can't start drinking until after 8:00 tonight. *grin*
November 3 2011 2:59 PM EDT
I'm one of the people who was gone for a few years. And I've said it this before. The game on itself doesn't interest me. Only reason I stayed for as long as I did and now am back is for the chat again.
November 3 2011 4:19 PM EDT
We have to figure out why so many people left.
No Changemonths.
CB got stale.
Interest dies.
November 3 2011 4:49 PM EDT
If it's that hard to weave other things into the code of CB-gameplay, why don't we just add more games to play which don't have anything to do with the current set-up?
I'm thinking about chess or hearts or something completely new which only NS knows how to play...
i think this is one of the most practical ideas i have heard in some time.
November 3 2011 5:26 PM EDT
First, we need to change why new players don't return, then we need to focus on why vets leave. But neither problem is a mystery.
The game is clearly outdated beginning with the very first landing page, and no one has ever given it a facelift since CB1's inception in circa 2003. As I said before, updating isn't a matter of ideas (there have been plenty), it's a matter of someone actually DOING it. It's an issue of technical difficulty, sheer apathy, and possibly funding if we need an outside resource. Once the game no longer appears as a throw-back to the 90s, we'll be able to get new blood to stay long enough to understand the game.
As for vets leaving, that's obviously the lack of changes. New supporter items used to come about every six months. Last time we had new items? Very beginning of 2009. There are clearly issues with the RoBF and xBows being rather favorable. Regardless of whether or not they're OP, items should have been tweaked multiple times just to mix it up. Nada.
So, who's capable of implementing core changes to the layout, and who's capable of making changes to the items? I get it, very few people have control, and these people have lives outside of CB that prevent them from working on it. What I don't get is why the hell the ball wasn't given to someone who can get the job done. I can't shake the feeling that we've had plenty of able-minded people here who were motivated.
Lord Bob
November 5 2011 3:39 PM EDT
then we need to focus on why vets leave.
I'm leaving at 6/20 for two reasons, one external, one internal:
1.) I waste far too much time on this game, and I'm a busy man. This is time that could be spent on more productive endeavors.
2.) The N*B. Seriously. I'm not kidding this time. I'm tired of the unfair advantage it gives new teams and discourages long-term investments. There seems to be no replacement in sight, despite the pleas and cries of the vast majority of the community. I know Jon is out doing his own thing, and that's understandable, but someone in his place should be empowered to implement an alternative. It's not going to happen, so I'm done waiting. If I'm wrong and something is unveiled before I hit 6/20, I'll strongly consider staying. But as of now, I'm closing down.
November 5 2011 3:45 PM EDT
automatic adversary switching. it gets annoying having to manually change the character your fighting every time you defeat them this way you could fight more rapidly
[Demonic Serenity]
November 5 2011 3:47 PM EDT
That is one of the supporter benefits joshu.
November 5 2011 3:48 PM EDT
November 5 2011 4:25 PM EDT
But Joshu brings up a valid point -- something that basic really shouldn't be supporter-only. It feels more like punishing someone for not being a supporter than rewarding someone who is.
[Demonic Serenity]
November 5 2011 4:28 PM EDT
Implementing that feature on the standard list would be a bad idea.
November 5 2011 4:30 PM EDT
i remember it being on the standard list but being turned off for that list at some point.
November 5 2011 4:32 PM EDT
dang, thats the only reason iwanted supportership :p
November 5 2011 4:34 PM EDT
well it was on the standard list but only for six days:
November 5 2011 4:35 PM EDT
I think supportership is fine as it is.
Like Lord Bob said, the N*B is a horribly retarded system. Everybody knows it. All the players want it changed. Nobody in a position to do anything about it cares.
I've left the game and come back many times, and every time I leave it is because I am discouraged. Nothing game-wise happens here anymore. Every once in a while, somebody breaks a new milestone.
I pretty much come here just for the community - which I love! - but if there were a different forum I could talk to you guys on, I'd probably never touch CB again.
Lord Bob
November 5 2011 4:57 PM EDT
but if there were a different forum
An updated, feature rich forum without a restrictive spell check would work wonders as well.
[Ministry of Pain]
November 5 2011 5:01 PM EDT
Here's a Compendium of Ideas:
There is of course so many more but since I am on my phone this is what you get ;-P
This thread is closed to new posts. However, you are welcome to reference it from a new thread; link this with the html Lets Make CB Better!


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Chef Joe Busalacchi did it his way at A Modo MioRestaurant Review Thursday, July 7th, 2011
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Restaurant families these days are something of the past. In many culture's it was a tradition to pass the business down from generation to generation. Some restaurants I know of in the country have been operating with the same family for over 50 years. Sadly, you just don't see that much anymore.
In San Diego, we are lucky to have one of those families still doing what has been done decades before. Their family name is as big as their many restaurants and most of them have been cooking for us for over 25 years.
The Busalacchi's have become a household name in San Diego and when you hear the name you immediately think of the restaurant empire that started with Joe and Lisa. These days, the several restaurants they operate are still running strong with the next generation. The couple's three sons all play a very active role in the day to day operations.
After an iconic 25 years, Busalacchi's on Fifth closed and A Modo Mio was a planned rebuild from the ground up just a few blocks away on the corner of Fifth and Pennsylvania. The successful redesign of the concept, menu and price points prove, once again, the Busalacchi's are the top family in town.
This revamped addition to Hillcrest is exactly what the neighborhood needed. The Tuscan style villa brings a comfortable dining room with soft colors of mustard yellow and punches of rosy red. The large outside patio is phenomenal with a fire wall in the middle that has a stream of water coming right out of it; a play on fire and ice. The soft cushions on the chairs make it feel like you are in someone's backyard. The genius installation of heaters above makes this the best place to grab a bite all year round.
I have been multiple times since it's opening in early May with small parties and large ones. Each time was divine and left me wanting more. The seasonal menu will change often, keeping the affordable dishes (most everything is under $20) fresh and simple. Antipastos are presented in an a la carte manner allowing you to choose from a selection of meats, cheeses and a delicious array of various pickled vegetables, all starting around $3 a sample. This is a great way to start your table off.
If heading right into the first courses is your thing, dive into the Crudo di Pesce ($11). Pieces of fresh and raw ahi tuna were a beautiful dark red and topped with a slice of jalapeño that gave an interesting bite of heat that I absolutely loved. Big beautiful beefsteak tomatoes were sliced thick for the Caprese Salad ($9) and lined together with fresh mozzarella and a chiffonade of basil. Carpaccio di Bue ($11) was classically served paper thin and topped with a lemon caper dressing. My dining companions have told me the beet salad is the best in town.
Entrées are divided in the Italian way of pasta, fish and meats. One of my all time favorite dishes is Linguine alle Vongole ($15). A bowl with a heaping pile of fresh pasta arrived swimming in a light sauce of white wine, garlic and olive oil. Big bright clams lined the rim of the bowl and had a briny sweet flavor. A recent special of halibut was offered. The perfectly cooked piece of the white flaky fish was topped with a tomato olive sauce that offered just the right amount of acidity to the dish.
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The two drawbacks I feel were the wine list and service, both something very few restaurants in San Diego can master. With such outstanding Italian food, I was hoping for that perfect Italian wine, both red and white. Sadly, I was disappointed. Although the service was efficient, on all occasions I felt it lacked personality. I am hoping that these things are just growing pains of a new restaurant and will iron themselves out as it grows.
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Midland Festival Ballet has accepted the resignation of Edward McPherson as its business manager effective July 1, to allow him opportunities to pursue other career interests.
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ASPEN —With more radio stations seeking space on Pitkin County's translator system than its capacity allows, the county will retool the criteria it uses to evaluate applicants and overhaul the board that oversees the system.
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Editorial Staff • West End • 24 Jan 2013
Speaking to the Telegraph recently, Spacey, who was previously rumoured to be stepping down after the current season, said: "I'm now planning to leave in 2015 and am determined to raise £20million by then as an endowment fund to make the theatre fit for the 21st century."
"We can then use the £20million to give us £1million-a-year income to help refurbish the theatre – like more ladies loos and more bar room."
Spacey took over at the South Bank venue in 2004, relaunching it as a producing theatre under the banner of the Old Vic Theatre Company. Despite a rocky start, his tenure has grown increasingly successful, with recent hits including the box office record-breaking revival of Michael Frayn's Noises Off.
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Dobbie: We're So Much Better Than Last Season
Stephen Dobbie says this season's squad is so much better than last season's as we continue our push for promotion to the Premier League.
It's been said many times how much more attacking-minded the team is this year, compared to a far more defensive approach that Paulo Sousa adopted in the previous Championship campaign.
Dobbie admitted that last year's team probably wouldn't have come back to beat Middlesbrough 4-3 on Saturday after being down 3-1, and it's achievements like that which show the difference in quality this year compared to last.
The Scottish striker has had to be patient since he joined Swansea City in the Summer of 2009, as he has struggled to earn himself a regular first team place. Paulo Sousa wasn't a fan of him as he loaned him out to Blackpool where he helped them to win promotion to the Premier League - via the play-offs.
Dobbie isn't suited to the lone striker role as he has found it difficult to perform well whenever he has played there. He looks far more of a threat when he has support up front, and maybe Rodgers change his attacking formation slightly for the season run-in as he was pleased with Dobbie and Beattie's link up play on Saturday.
Dobbie said:
'I think we've progressed as a team this year,'
'Obviously the gaffer has brought in a few players of his own, put his own stamp on the actual team from last year.
'And I think attacking wise we're so much better.
'I don't think we would have come back last year from 3-1 down - but it shows you the kind of boys we've got in the dressing room.'
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'When you see what Stephen did when he came on at Middlesbrough and at Barnsley a few weeks ago — that's why I kept him here,'
'That's why I gave him a new contract at the start of the season, because he has the ability to score goals and create goals.
'I have said to him that sometimes he is frustrating.
'He does terrifically in training and then you stick him on in a game hoping he can have an influence and it doesn't quite happen for him.
'But he linked up with Craig really well at Middlesbrough. We were a real threat going forward when they were together.'
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Gone is the cropped hair and ripped tights for Pixie Geldof and in is a softer bob and a cute skirt. It looks like Pixie Geldof is finally finding her feminine side.
Sir Bob Geldof's daughter scrubbed up well to take her seat in the front row of Sienna and Savannah Miller's Twenty8Twelve show during London Fashion Week.
And we suspect she knew it too as she posed for the cameras and mingled with the fashionable audience after the spectacular show, accompanied by her Radio 1 presenter pal Nick Grimshaw.
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QS: Do you prefer modeling for magazine and poster campaigns or in fashion weeks?
PIXIE: "I like them both. Magazine campaigns are more active. Fashion week requires a lot of hanging round to get fitted for one outfit. But that's cool because you can eat and drink while you wait."
QS: What's your top tip for fashion week?
PIXIE: "You never know what you are doing until the last minute. My tip is be flexible. Always say yes."
QS: What are your top tips in terms of outfits?
PIXIE: " Flat shoes. Wear something that works for day and night."
QS: What are you up to next?
PIXIE: "I've got a few modeling jobs like H by Henry Holland. I'm writing for Love magazine. Lots of stuff!"
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What ... is ... happening to me ...? Dante couldn't move a single muscle. It was as if he was petrified. The mark on his forehead burned, his body burned, his sword burned and then darkness struck. It was mere seconds when a red-winged demon, wielding dual sickles, appeared. Dante quickly turned. A demon!?
He saw as the avian creature shot a lightning bolt at the Leviathan beast. The attack did nothing more than enrage the monstrous dragon. "Rooooooooar!" The massive dragon shouted yet another powerful impact toward the fast-sinking ship. Dante rapidly held his ground and took cover with his flaming Inferno held up horizontally. The blow was so powerful it dragged Dante several feet backward but still he managed to keep on his feet.
Suddenly, white liquid began to ooze through the walls, taking shape of a woman with black hair. She mumbled something but Dante didn't pay attention. Another demon ... He thought. It seems this one comes from the black waters ...
Two demons and the Leviathan ... Dante wouldn't go down without a fight. Despite one of the demons attacking the Leviathan, it was too early to start trusting ... Besides, a powerful force within him was reacting very negatively to these two.
Dante stared down the two demons, deciding to quickly finish the weaker one and then go after the bigger fish. The cold-blooded youth locked his elbow in an upright position to cover his face, he dragged his sword with his other hand and ferociously charged the woman, smashing his giant-sword at her seconds before impacting her head-on.
He quickly pulled out from the uplift of debris and went after the red-winged demon. Dante scattered across the wreck and got withing firing distance. He held two fingers to his mouth and blew a powerful fireball at his opponent, hoping it would hit ...
((OoC: Please see DT for some updates on powers. To those affected in this post, my attacks obviously don't have to hit, I'll trust you'll find a way to make this fun! Also, ladies and gentleman, feel free to go Constellation Form in various parts of the ship and have a good go at it with one another!))


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(l to r) Donna Ippolito, Moira Collins and Judith Citrin, Chicago, at the time of the audio tapes below. These tapes were re-rendered from reel to reels for the Thinking of Anais Nin site with the help of Steve Rashid of Woodside Ave Music.Writer and poet, Steven Reigns Steven Reigns writer, poet and cunselor,(www.stevenreigns.com) has generously summarized the content of each audio.
Donna was Ms. Nin's editor at Swallow Press. Moira Collins appears under her married name Griffin in Anais's last diary* as a two liner! and treasures her many letters from Anais. Chicago artist Judith Citrin was a friend of Anais who worked in TV. She donated the reel to reels these files were taken from, to the Anais Nin web site Thinking of Anais Nin (www.anaisnin.com), after Nin's second husband, Rupert Pole died in 2006. All three women became friends through Anais.
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- proper n. Occitan Gascon dialect spoken in a small area in Catalonia.
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The Aranese delegate, Paco Boya, asked a number of questions in Parliament of the Agriculture Department about what had been done with the money, but was not given any reply.
At that time there was still a small population of six or eight individuals living in the French valley of La Pique adjoining the Aranese valley of Artiga de Lin.
And the menus are frequently written first in Aranese, a language that remains so vibrant here that a ski patroller's radio is likely to crackle with it alongside Catalan and Spanish.
But the valley is also very much its own place; those same menus feature Aranese dishes like olha Aranesa a sort of hearty chicken noodle soup, spiked with a large pork meatball and blood sausage.
To date, we have released translators for 21 language pairs, covering languages spoken by 1.1 billion people, ranging from English (est. 500m speakers) to Aranese


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Cystic fibrosis is an inherited condition that prevents the body from reabsorbing sodium chloride, a type of salt found in sweat. In people with this condition, mucus that normally protects the lining of the respiratory and digestive systems does not have enough salt and water, making it thick and sticky. Bacteria often flourish in the mucus that builds up in the airways and can develop into chronic and severe lung infections.
Mucus also collects in the pancreas, which can cause inflammation and prevent the pancreas from producing the digestive enzymes needed to absorb certain nutrients and fats. In children with cystic fibrosis, this lack of pancreatic enzymes can cause digestive problems, difficulty gaining weight, and slower growth. Inflammation can also damage the cells that make insulin, a hormone made in the pancreas that helps the body metabolize sugar, increasing the risk of developing diabetes.
Although cystic fibrosis is a life-threatening condition, medical advances have enabled people with this condition to enjoy a significantly better quality of life than in the past. Thanks in part to mandatory cystic fibrosis screening in newborns, most people are now diagnosed with the condition during infancy and can begin treatment as soon as possible, which research shows leads to a healthier and longer life.
Depending on the particular type of genetic mutation causing a person's cystic fibrosis, the condition may still go undetected during infancy, until symptoms such as repeated respiratory infections or unresolved digestive problems appear later in childhood or in early adulthood. To accurately diagnose this condition, our team of experts evaluates all available information—including the results of your child's screening tests, genetic tests, and information about your family's medical history—before performing a diagnostic assessment called a sweat test.
Each year, experts at Hassenfeld Children's Hospital at NYU Langone perform more than 200 sweat tests. This test, which measures the concentration of salt in sweat, is the gold standard for diagnosing cystic fibrosis. A high level of sweat chloride confirms a diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.
During the test, the laboratory technician places a gel called pilocarpine on a small area of your child's arm or leg to cause sweating. The technician then puts a small electrode on the skin at that spot, creating a weak electrical current to further stimulate sweating. The electrode may cause tingling or warmth but is not painful. The sample of your child's sweat is collected in a coiled tube for about 30 minutes and is then taken to a laboratory for analysis. You can stay with your child during this procedure. The results are typically available the next day.
A sweat chloride level lower than 30 means that your child does not have cystic fibrosis. A chloride level greater than 60 confirms a diagnosis. A borderline sweat test result—when the chloride level is between 30 and 60—means your child may have a metabolic syndrome related to an abnormal cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance, or CFTR, gene. Children with this condition do not have strong evidence of cystic fibrosis in their sweat but do have this abnormal gene, which can increase the risk of having cystic fibrosis symptoms in the future.
Children with a borderline sweat test can have additional genetic testing to look for the presence of a second CFTR mutation. Doctors at NYU Langone's Cystic Fibrosis Center monitor infants and children with CFTR-related metabolic syndrome for symptoms of cystic fibrosis at least once a year.
If the sweat test results are inconclusive because the amount of salt in your child's sweat is only slightly higher than normal, the doctor may recommend a blood test to confirm a diagnosis and to look for any of the more than 1,800 genetic mutations in the CFTR gene that can increase the risk of cystic fibrosis. This information can help our doctors to predict whether your child is likely to be symptom-free or has a higher risk of developing symptoms of cystic fibrosis.
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One Plainview resident was taken to the hospital following a wreck Saturday afternoon.
According to the report, Eloisa Porras Moralez, 35, of Plainview was headed north in a 2006 Ford Taurus in the 1000 block of the West I-27 Service Road when she attempted to yield to a vehicle that was exiting the interstate. Ruby Plasencio, 27, of Plainview, who was driving her 2000 Chrysler behind Moralez, was unable to stop in time and collided with Moralez.
April Moralez, 10, of Plainview, a passenger with Eloisa Moralez, was taken to Covenant Hospital where she was treated and released.
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It's been a couple of decades since Britney first hit our TV screens as a sweet little mousketeer, followed by her re-vamp years later as the ultimate pop princess. Britney Spears is synonymous with sugary sweet manufactured pop, the good-girl-gone-bad thing and of course her quiet return to showbiz after a traumatic few years. It's hard to believe that time has passed by so quickly, but it's time for a then and now, featuring Ms. Spears:
Then: Britney was at the top of her game, touring the world and making millions. Britney's hair quickly went from mousy brown to blonde babe, as seen here. Her hair is a buttery yellow blonde which looks anything but natural…but hey, she could pull it off so why not? This extremely warm blonde made her dark eyes the main focus of her look, although they had to compare with those belly-baring outfits too! Overall, Britney looks like a typical teenager with long blonde carefree hair.
Now: Britney's people have been desperate to clean up her image, starting with a sophisticated makeover for her role on the X Factor. Britney is still rocking a light shade of warm blonde, although now she has a more mature haircut with eye-skimming bangs and lots of layers around her face.
What do you think of Britney, then and now?
To see how you'd look with any of the hairstyles pictured in this blog, click on the above images to try the virtual hairstyles with your own photo!


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Amazing enough, this special edition Blu-ray/CD is the first in studio production of the Kirov Ballet in a program of classic and contemporary repertoire with works by Chopin, Barber, Stravinsky, Adam, and more. With a reputation as one of the best ballet companies in the world, the Kirov, today known as the Mariinsky Ballet was founded in the 18th century and has produced generations of legendary dancers. Featuring many of their current lead dancers, including Larissa Lezhnina, Altynai Asylmuratova, Sergei Vikharev, Faroukh Ruzimatov, Konstantin Zaklinsky, Yelena Pankova, and more, the Kirov's reputation as standard bearers of the ballet canon compellingly presented in this production produced and directed by Thomas Grimm. With the Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theatre conducted by Victor A. Fedotov, the included CD contains the entirety of the soundtrack to the film.


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Today we feature a picture of Harry Longabaugh. Harry was born in Mont Clare Pennsylvania in 1867. In 1887 he was convicted of horse theft, and was sentenced to 18 months in prison at Sundance, Wyoming. Thereafter, he became known as "The Sundance Kid". After being released from prison, he met up with Butch Cassidy, and formed the outlaw gang the "Wild Bunch". Over the next ten years, the group pulled off the longest string of successful bank robberies in Old West history.
With increasing notoriety, and attention from the Pinkerton Detective Agency, Longabaugh and Cassidy moved to South America. It is reported that they were killed in a shootout in Bolivia in 1908 after robbing a mining company. Some believe that they staged the shootout, and that they returned to the United States to live out their lives.


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So I wish I had the time and talent to comment intelligently on all the recent posts by Flagg, Carl, and Pete. For now, let me express my amazement that Carl expressed his agreement with "nearly all" of one of my rambles in a thread. They were all supposed to be controversial! I'm going to try to "advance the conversation" by listing most of my points here.
1. "Classical political science" is of real but limited utility in understanding America. That's because America is not really a "regime" or holistic political form. When Tocqueville describes America as a democracy, he deliberately waffles on the foundation of that description with the endlessly controversial phrase "social state," which is somewhere in between "political" and "sociological." So he's criticized by both Straussian political scientists and scientific sociologists. But "I get where he's coming from." Both American government and American "political thinking" are intentionally limited as an account of the human soul. It's okay to engage in "American regime analysis" if you remain aware of its limitations. Today, we're mostly a mix of democracy and oligarchy. And in thinking about "oligarchy," you have to remember that it's in many ways a good thing. Being an oligarch means thinking like a rich guy. If I knew how to do that effectively, I would be a rich guy. And I would be better off as a result. I actually often agree with libertarian economists insofar as they say it's just sensible to "think oligarchic."
2. Carl admits that I might be right that progressive ideas are weak now, but he adds that they will inevitably rise again in our future. As a social scientist, I can think of no way to prove him wrong. But I can wonder whether the perennial "longing for social justice" has much of a future among the American "autonomy-freak" sophisticates who seem to really call the shots.
3. I don't think (thank God) totalitarian Communism can rise again in any future I can anticipate at the moment. Neither can the general kind of Historical thinking that regards particular people as "History fodder" to be exploited by all means necessary to bring into being some egalitarian paradise. To speak Straussian again for a moment, we have to be open to the possibility that Nature and History are both on life support. I'm actually optimistic about the future of Nature, but I don't see much real thought about it in "contemporary discourse" learned or popular. Talking about the Founders is not really talking about Nature (as I will explain later). For now: Those techno-freak libertarians think they're "originalists."
4. On the other hand, Communism as Marx actually describes it remains attractive, even or especially to libertarian economists. Marx, after all, describes the promised future as an unlimited, unobsessive, unalienated menu of choice. So does Tyler Cowen.
5. I don't see the imperialist, natalist progressivism of TR making a comeback any time soon (although it might be good if it did, at least a little).
6. The same with FDR's "liberal" vision of the selfish private sector being displaced over "evolutionary" time by the cooperative efforts of government and citizens devoted to those efforts.
7. So I guess the "progressive" vision that has the most legs (as Flagg and our friend James Poulos say, sort of) is the combination of private autonomy with managerial expertise (the government/Silicon Valley complex) through endlessly intrusive big data. The Silicon Valley folks and maybe the government will able to really KNOW you through all your online choices. And by KNOWING you, maybe they can RESHAPE you. But of course no candidate can campaign on that vision. Obama, though, got reelected by implementing that vision.


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This publication contains as a collection of four booklets; the first containing a selection of imagery from his archive, the second his drawings, the third his paintings and sight specific projects, the fourth texts by Charles Esche, Director of the Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven, Netherlands and Ranjit Hoskote, curator of the Indian Pavilion.
The design was made by Manuel Raeder with Manuel Goller. English, 21 x 27,5 cm, 236 pages, four different books, ISBN 978-3-942405-42-3
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2/19/2014 2:55am, #11
So the K-Train video that Steve posted is a great add on if this fails first. I was working it all week in wrestling practice and a few of my wrestlers have actually picked it up better than me. One point that he didnt really emphasize is the pulling the elbow to the back pocket. If you put his arm in your back pocket at the same time as you punch over the neck I find it helps to counter the reroll.
Here is a vid Blackmonk posted that illustrates the transition from one to another
Also I forgot to mention that you can transition to a belly down position and a pirates crucifix for the tap or pin depending on your ruleset


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While it is indeed rare to see an International Harvester bodied in a woody station wagon style, it's not unheard of. The end result is rather pleasing, especially restored as this 1941 International Harvester woodie wagon is. From the seller's description:
This is a 1941 International Woodie Wagon in restored condition. This is an older restoration but was done at a very professional level. The wood is especially nice, paint is also very nice. Car runs very well, engine runs smoothly. This is one of the rarest Woodies ever made and is an excellent example.
If anybody calls on this one, we'd love to know who the body builder was. It looks familiar, but we can't place it.
See more International Harvesters for sale on Hemmings.com.
One fancy "Cornbinder"!
I remember the IH Travelall of later years. So, did someone take a 1/2 ton pickup and craft this using a custom body? Or was this an actual factory option from IH?
Another reason to peruse this website. I see stuff I've never seen and never knew existed.
In the 40s, IHC built the truck without the body but including the painted cowl and with the painted fenders, and contracted the wood body then to sell the complete rig to a customer on order or directly to a dealer; also, dealers would buy the topless truck from the Corp., directly contract the body, then sell as a complete wagon on the showroom floor. With uncommon exceptions, the body contractor/s (Campbell, Hercules and others) would build per IHC's design for the year. The metal roof, as an option, appeared for the first time in 1940-41. The complete process was independently conducted in Australia; every now and then South American and Phillipene woody bodies, of local (and beautiful) wood species, will appear on the USA built and exported truck.
Can't tell for sure but it looks like a metal roof. That was pretty unusual that early. Usually it was some kind of impregnated fabric over wood ribs, IIRC.
Here's an ad for the truck, I guess they were a factory build
International cataloged wagons as early as 1935, but they did not build the bodies in-house. They were contracted out to specialist builders, who did work for other automakers. The late Fred Crismon, in his Crestline book on International, identifies M.P. Moller (maker also of the Dagmar car), Baker-Raulang and Burket Co. as supplying the '35s. This '41, however, looks more like bodies that came from Hercules, and I've seen 1950s Cornbinders with woodie bodies by Campbell Mid-State. You can look up all these companies at coachbuilt.com.
That steel roof, however, is unusual. I've never seen another like that, and even the factory photos of '41 Interntaional Ks in the Crismon book clearly show fabric tops.
And I thought this one is rare!
hola soy jonathan de buenos aires quiero vender mi camioneta en una internacional modelo 39 con muchos detalles pero con el motor en perfecto estado.


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Heads up. You'll want to set those digital video recorders if you have plans Saturday night, August 11th, because at 9pm VH1 premieres its upcoming special NYC '77 :: The Coolest Year In Hell. It promises to chronicle the story of one of the "most astonishing pop culture years in American history." I'll bite.
Details: "Executive Produced by Academy Award Nominee Nanette Burstein ("The Kid Stays in the Picture"), "NY77: The Coolest Year In Hell" is a two-hour documentary that tells the story of one astonishing year in New York City history. Premiering Saturday, August 11 at 9PM*, the documentary is told chronologically and weaves together the stories of the emergence of hip hop, punk and disco, graffiti art, and sexual liberation. In the background are the major political events and social issues of the day — crime, urban decay, financial woes, the infamous blackout, drugs, Son of Sam, the bitter mayoral election and the overall poverty that gripped the city." (via: PR Newswire)
Here are some NYC-centric tracks, from 1977, that are sure to grace the film either explicitly or by proxy. Hey ho, let's go…
MP3: The Ramones :: Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
MP3: Television :: Marquee Moon
MP3: Blondie :: X-Offender
MP3: Talking Heads :: Uh-Oh, Love Comes to Town
Website: NYC '77 :: The Coolest Year In Hell
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I feel like I'm cheating a little bit in posting this as a "recipe" since it only has 2 ingredients and is so simple, but I wanted to share this idea with everyone since it has become a family tradition in our home! I absolutely love s'mores, but I only like them when the chocolate is completely melted and that never happens when you roast marshmallows in the great outdoors. You end up with a well roasted marshmallow, cold chocolate and then the graham crackers are always breaking because the chocolate is too hard.
A couple of years ago, some friends introduced us to an ingenious way of making "s'mores"- all you need is a bag of marshmallows and a box of fudge striped cookies. That's it! You can make these the traditional way by roasting marshmallows over a campfire, you can make them in the microwave, or you can use an oven…all of these methods produce the same gooey, delicious results!
Fudge Striped Cookies "S'mores"
- 1 bag marshmallows (I used the StackerMallows variety but you can use regular large marshmallows)
- 1 package Fudge Striped Cookies
Oven method: Place half of the cookies upside down (chocolate side up) on a cookie sheet and then place the marshmallows on top of the cookies. (I used parchment paper on the cookie sheet to make the clean up easier, but it will work fine without too!) Top each marshmallow with another cookie right side up and then place in the oven at 300 degrees for about 5-7 minutes. As soon as the marshmallows are getting soft and melted, they are ready to eat! Enjoy!


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It was another successful season for the Columbia County 4-H S.A.F.E. (Shooting, Awareness, Fun and Education) Clay Pigeon Target Sporting Program.
Known as the shotgun club, its teams swept through district competition, going on to the state event May 11 at the Rock Eagle 4-H Center in Eatonton, Ga.
Taking second place in the junior division of the modified trap in the district competition were Benjamin Brewton, Ben Morbit, Clayton Morris, Grey Murray, Trent Rutledge, Garrett Serigney and Hunter Thomas.
At the state competition, Drew Deas shot in place of Thomas and they came away with a sixth-place finish.
In the senior division, the team of Madison Harrington, Luke Johnson, Tyler Kitchens, Bennett Lemmon, Allen Pittard, Will Plagenhoef and Cody Storey took first place in the district competition while Johnson was the district's individual winner.
"I was happy with district, wasn't quite as happy with state, but you know what, we had a good time and we've got some great kids and we'll come back next year," said head coach Keith Howard.
In 2012, Serigney was on the junior team that finished fifth at the state competition. Finishing fifth or better was a goal, but it wasn't devasting to fall back just one spot.
"I was happy with really everything this year. I did good," said Serigney. "We planned to get at least fifth, but it is what it is."
Johnson, who is a year-round competitive shooter with the Scholastic Clay Target Program, was happy with the way the district competition turned out.
"It was kind of an accomplishment to come out there against 500 shooters and come out on top of all of them, it makes you feel really good," said Johnson, who was also proud of the team's effort.
Johnson took what happened at the state competition in stride.
"I guess it was just an off day," he said.


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Hi Jason, Jason Hsu wrote:
I'm looking for a program in the Debian repository that offers verification but with few dependencies. I use my own antiX-derived distro called Swift Linux (www.swiftlinux.org) as my main distro, but I dual boot with Puppy Linux. Puppy Linux comes standard with iso2cd and PBurn, but those applications are specific to Puppy Linux.
My thinking is that you want to write data to the disk and verify that the data written matches when read back [a data integrity check].
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