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A computational cognitive architecture developed by Allen Newel, John Laird, and Paul Rosenbloom in the early 1980s. It was used as the exemplar in Newell's 1990 book Unified Theories of Cognition. It has undergone continual development from its inception in many universities and has also been commercialized for complex modeling in military simulations and intelligent agents for video games. Soar was one of the architectures reviewed in Pew & Mavor (1998). More information about this series of architectures can be found in Newell (1990).
social-organizational analysis
A way of analyzing work that focuses on how work is organized and shared across people and supporting tools. It is an analytic phase of cognitive work analysis.
socially distributed cognition
This is the theoretical position that goal-directed group activity can be understood in computational terms.
socio-organizational Church-Turing hypothesis
The recognition that organizations perform, among other things an information-processing role, and the supposition that this means we are likely to see similar structural elements and processes in the physical and social aspects of the organizations as we do in electronic computers. See:http://www.hcibook.com/alan/topics/ecology/
The investigation of social structure, social relationships, and individual social action.
software logging
instrumentation of a system such that it automatically records and time-stamps user actions and system reactions
spreading activation
This is a computational process that determines activation values over a set of interassociated cognitive structures. The spread of activation from one cognitive structure to another is determined by weighting values on associations among chunks. Activation values indicate degree of relevance to ongoing cognitive processes.
any individual or organization with an interest in the process or product of an analysis or design project
In computing, this usually refers to the inner memory of a computer at a particular point of time, but more generally it is that in the present that encapsulates all that of the past that can effect things in the future.
state transition network (STN)
A representation of dynamic systems including states (usually as labeled circles or boxes) and arcs labeled by actions that form transitions between the states.


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Plato: The Academy
Philosophical institution founded by Plato, which advocated skepticism in succeeding generations.
The Academy (Academia) was originally a public garden or grove in the suburbs of Athens, about six stadia from the city, named from Academus or Hecademus, who left it to the citizens for gymnastics (Paus. i. 29). It was surrounded with a wall by Hipparchus, adorned with statues, temples, and sepulchres of illustrious men; planted with olive and plane trees, and watered by the Cephisus. The olive-trees, according to Athenian fables, were reared from layers taken from the sacred olive in the Erechtheum, and afforded the oil given as a prize to victors at the Panathenean festival. The Academy suffered severely during the siege of Athens by Sylla, many trees being cut down to supply timber for machines of war.Few retreats could be more favorable to philosophy and the Muses. Within this enclosure Plato possessed, as part of his patrimony, a small garden, in which he opened a school for the reception of those inclined to attend his instructions. Hence arose the Academic sect, and hence the term Academy has descended to our times. The nameAcademia is frequently used in philosophical writings, especially in Cicero, as indicative of the Academic sect.
Sextus Empiricus enumerates five divisions of the followers of Plato. He makes Plato founder of the first Academy, Aresilaus of the second, Carneades of the third, Philo and Charmides of the fourth, Antiochus of the fifth. Cicero recognizes only two Academies, the Old and the New, and makes the latter commence as above with Arcesilaus. In enumerating those of the old Academy, he begins, not with Plato, but Democritus, and gives them in the following order: Democritus, Anaxagoras, Empedocles, Parmenides, Xenophanes, Socrates, Plato, Speusippus, Xenocrates, Polemo, Crates, and Crantor. In the New, or Younger, he mentions Arcesilaus, Lacydes, Evander, Hegesinus, Carneades, Clitomachus, and Philo (Acad. Quaest. iv. 5). If we follow the distinction laid down by Diogenes, and alluded to above, the Old Academy will consist of those followers of Plato who taught the doctrine of their master without mixture or corruption; the Middle will embrace those who, by certain innovations in the manner of philosophizing, in some measure receded from the Platonic system without entirely deserting it; while the New will begin with those who relinquished the more questionable tenets of Arcesilaus, and restored, in come measure, the declining reputation of the Platonic school.
Views of the New Academy. The New Academy begins with Carnades (i.e. the Third Academy for Diogenes) and was largely skeptical in its teachings. They denied the possibility of aiming at absolute truth or at any certain criterion of truth. Carneades argued that if there were any such criterion it must exist in reason or sensation or conception; but as reason depends on conception and this in turn on sensation, and as we have no means of deciding whether our sensations really correspond to the objects that produce them, the basis of all knowledge is always uncertain. Hence, all that we can attain to is a high degree of probability, which we must accept as the nearest possible approximation to the truth. The New Academy teaching represents the spirit of an age when religion was decaying, and philosophy itself, losing its earnest and serious spirit, was becoming merely a vehicle for rhetoric and dialectical ingenuity. Cicero's speculative philosophy was in the main in accord with the teachings of Carneades, looking rather to the probable (illud probabile) than to certain truth (see his Academica).
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You'll need:
Apples, peeled and sliced (enough to make a good layer in an 8x8 dish, about 4 large apples)
1 c oats
3/4 c brown sugar
3/4 c flour
3/4 t cinnamon
1/2 t nutmeg
1/3 c butter, cut into chunks
Place apples in the bottom of dish.
In separate bowl, mix rest of ingredients until you have a crumbly mixture
Sprinkle on top of apples and bake at 325 for 45 minutes, until topping is crisp and apples are soft when pierced.
For this recipe, I used Winesap apples. I like them because they're slightly tart and stand up really well in baking.
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Texas Physics Consortium
Texas Physics Consortium (TPC) is a group of Physics Departments that pool faculty expertise and institutional resources to provide access to quality upper-level undergraduate and graduate physics courses. The TPC use of pooled resources provides their students with the wide range of upper level physics courses usually available at only large institutions while maintaining the intimate student-faculty interaction of a small department. The TPC has submitted an application to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board for all TPC institutions except Commerce to award a single Joint BS Physics Degree. If the proposal is approved, the TPC would become the third largest producer of B.S. Physics Graduates in Texas.
Instructional Delivery Methods
The Texas Physics Consortium uses multiple instructional methods to provide instruction to students in each course based upon course content and the location and needs of the student. Methods used include:
- Face-to-Face instruction - At a student's local campus
- Trans Texas Video Network - live interactive video to students on remote campus sites
- Live Webcasts from Texas A&M System - non-interactive method for delivery to student's home or workplace using the Internet
- Streaming archived video on Texas A&M System Media Matrix - non-interactive mode for students unable to make class
- Interactive web conferencing and archived video using Saba Centra - for nuclear engineering courses out of Texas A&M
While interactive instruction is always best, for students with geographical, work or family conflicts, non-interactive live classroom instruction using a personal computer or anytime asynchronous instruction through streaming video or Saba Centra enables students to complete the degree without delay.
Unlike most undergraduate physics programs, the breadth of the Texas Physics Consortium enables students access to every required upper-level physics course in the Joint BS Degree on an annual rather than bi-annual rotation. This provides flexibility for course scheduling making it easier for students to complete the degree in less time than would otherwise be possible.


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On Saturday, November 10th, 2012 Optimal Health Spine and Wellness will not only be thanking the community that we are in – but also reaching out to it.
Optimal Health Spine and Wellness has been a part of this community for the past 12 years. They've had amazing families and stories come through their doors in that time. People who gave up on themselves and their health and also people who were able to recover from their health concerns, not needing surgeries or drugs to live everyday life. They've helped families and their children that were otherwise written off but then were able to regain their health and hope of living a normal life without pain. Their focus is not only the patient's problem but the potential to live life to the fullest physically and mentally.
It is because of this, Optimal Health is hosting this one day event from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Nov. 10, thanking all of their patients with FREE ADJUSTMENTS to continue with the benefits they've already received from care.
They are also encouraging family, friends and neighbors to join in an effort to reach out to the surrounding areas of Normandy Park, Burien and Des Moines.
"Our goal and dream is for the entire area to experience Chiropractic in a competent, attentive, and loving way with a free examination, free x-rays when necessary and, of course, a free adjustment."
The team at Optimal Health is here for a purpose, to help as many people as they can.
"We've never heard of anyone doing an event like this for their community and we wanted to be the first."
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I'm getting used to the features on my new phone – I can even make calls and send texts! But for genealogy it really shines. I'm trying not to go app crazy, but some are just too good to do without.
Family Bee allows you to access your GEDCOM, and make notes on people as you research. It's been tested up to 32,000 names – as I have only about 4000 I should be OK for a while. You can email your notes home – they recommend Gmail for various technical reasons.
Gmail – I set up Gmail on my Google account specifically for genealogy researches and Family Bee. The app was built in, but you can add it if you don't have it already. Makes reading emails on your phone easy.
Google Maps – I don't use it much, but if you're out looking for graveyards, cemeteries, and other places of interest it could be very useful.
Chromium / Chrome – this is on my PC and laptop, an alternative browser to Firefox. I've loved Fx for many years, even when I used Windows, but it seems to be getting slower and slower. I'm giving Chromium / Google Chrome a try – one extension I've added is Incredible Start Page. Has all my essential bookmarks, but also has a note area. Type anything, click "send to Gmail" and it's in my Gmail account ready for me to read on my phone when I'm out researching. And Chromium is certainly faster.
I did look at various note-taking apps, but haven't installed any. Family Bee is fine for short notes, and for anything more than a paragraph I'll probably use that stuff … what's it called? Ah, yes – pen and paper. 🙂


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FONTANA — High winds buffeted the Inland Empire on Monday, blowing over vehicles and trees, knocking out power and making chilly conditions even chillier.
Sunday's overnight temperatures in Redlands and Rancho Cucamonga dipped to 34 and 37 degrees, respectively. Temperatures lingered in the 30s and 40s through much of the morning as 20 to 30 mph winds blew and gusts as high as 60 mph were expected in the Cajon Pass.
By sunrise, the wind was already causing problems in the Cajon Pass, where a strong gust knocked a prefabricated home onto an empty cattle truck on the northbound 15 Freeway, north of Sierra Avenue in Rialto. The crash blocked three lanes, snarled traffic and prompted a Sig Alert that lasted until 8:03 a.m.
"This time of year, especially with the high winds, drivers need to be vigilant and not ride directly beside big rigs," said California Highway Patrol Officer Leon Lopez.
Strong winds also knocked out power for more than 1,500 Southern California Edison customers in San Bernardino.
Police received numerous calls about traffic signals not working at the intersections of Lynwood Drive and Golden Avenue as well as East Gilbert Street and Crestview Avenue.
The utility company isn't sure when all service will be restored.
Meanwhile, citrus growers in Mentone were still dealing with the frost.
Jacinto Farms fired up its wind machines early Monday to protect oranges from the freezing weather.
For about a milelong stretch along the 210 Freeway near Rialto, all kinds of trash — plastic bags, newspapers, toilet paper, etc. — was blown against fences on the north and south sides of the freeway.
Trash from a nearby landfill could be seen swirling.
Three workers from Athens Services wearing yellow reflective trash were busy Monday afternoon pulling it off the fence and bagging it.
The high winds forced the closure of Cal State San Bernardino's campus, with officials citing concern for the campus community. Students are on winter break, but business operations were scheduled to resume on Tuesday.
The winds brought temperatures higher than freezing in Los Angeles County, so frost advisories were canceled in most areas there.
The high-wind warning is in effect until 10 a.m. Tuesday.
A frost advisory in the Inland Empire is expected to expire 9 a.m. Tuesday.
Staff Writers Rick Sforza and Jim Steinberg contributed to this report.


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Keep on Keepin' on, Fall for Loomstate & Get Unstitched
• These are rad, plain and simple. Vegan, unisex moccasin-style sneaks from Keep. $75
• The new fall organic cotton tees from Loomstate hit the spot. $60 (But hey, Loomstate, I'm super bummed to see you starting to use livestock products like wool in sweaters, a leading causes of greenhouse gas emissions.)
• Chloe Jo at Girlie Girl Army introduces us to the unpressed collection from Unstitched Utilities, featuring Tyvek® material. These shoes are super lightweight, strong, casual, and comfortable. Tyvek is a made of recycled material that is lightweight and looks like paper, but is stronger than leather.
• You make me sick! Who wants to eat a chicken's menstrual-cycle, anyway? With the largest egg recall in US history (more than a half billion eggs) and another huge meat recall in the works, now is best time to ditch animal products, if you haven't already! Replacing eggs in cooking and baking is a cinch, choose any of these options:
- • 1 tbsp milled flax seed and 3 tbsp water = 1 egg (perfect for cake).
- • 1/2 banana = 1 egg (delicious in pancakes/muffins)
- • Ener-G Egg Replacer - follow directions on box.
- • 2 tbsp cornstarch= 1 egg
- • 2 tbsp arrowroot flour = 1 egg
- • 2 tbsp potato starch = 1 egg
- • 1 heaping tbsp soy powder + 2 tbsp water = 1 egg
- • 2 tbsp applesauce = 1 egg (great in brownies)
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According to this definition,
A stochastic process has the Markov property if the conditional probability distribution of future states of the process depends only upon the present state. [...] given the present, the future does not depend on the past.
From this, it seems to me that any stochastic processes arising from Newtonian physics, for example, would have the Markov property - right?
Could you please give an example or three of (preferably simple) stochastic processes which do not have the Markov property? Are these necessarily purely mathematical constructs, or do they also occur in what we might loosely consider "everyday life"?


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Actors Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander have reportedly tied the knot.
The "Shame" star and his Oscar-winning partner wed over the weekend in Ibiza, Spain, exchanging vows at the luxurious La Granja resort, People reported.
Reps for the couple did not immediately respond to the Los Angeles Times' requests for confirmation.
How you doin', Wendy Williams?
The answer is probably not as positive as usual, as the enthusiastic talk show host suffered a scary — not spooky — moment during Tuesday morning's live broadcast.
Clad in a glitzy Statue of Liberty costume, Williams began slurring her words while introducing an audience participation segment late in the Halloween broadcast. Eyes wide, the host then went silent and stumbled before collapsing.
Production has halted on "House of Cards" in the wake of a recent accusation levied against Emmy-nominated star Kevin Spacey, Netflix and Media Rights Capital said Tuesday in a joint statement.
"MRC and Netflix have decided to suspend production on 'House of Cards' Season 6, until further notice, to give us time to review the current situation and to address any concerns of our cast and crew," the statement read.
"Star Trek: Discovery" actor Anthony Rapp came forward Sunday night with an accusation that Spacey had made an unwanted sexual advance on him in 1986, when Rapp was just 14.
This year, a Tuesday Halloween arrives almost as an afterthought to the October costume parties that have flooded social media feeds for weeks.
You've seen the Kardashian family flit through dozens of costume combinations and witnessed a handful of celebs skulking down the red carpet as "Stranger Things" favorite Eleven, but have you seen some of the top-of-the-line costumes Hollywood has to offer?
Read on to find out which NBA stars are getting spooky, which couples are getting silly and which Oscar-winning actress is getting spoiler-y with some of the best celeb costumes of 2017.
The Recording Academy and Clive Davis will honor Jay-Z with the Grammy Salute to Icons Award at Davis' annual pre-ceremony gala.
A 21-time Grammy winner, Jay is being singled out for his storied rap career, business acumen and philanthropic work.
He will be presented with the award at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel on Jan. 27, the night before the 60th annual Grammy Awards.
One Direction has been on hiatus for two years, but the boy band is still making a bit of chart history.
With member Niall Horan's solo debut "Flicker" topping the albums chart, One Direction has now joined the ranks of the Beatles as the only groups to have three of its members hit that No. 1.
"Flicker," released on Oct. 20 through Capitol Records, moved 152,000 equivalent album units in its first week, according to Nielsen Music.
Actress Rose McGowan, who has been an outspoken voice in the Harvey Weinstein scandal, said that a months-old warrant for her arrest is an attempt to keep her quiet.
"Are they trying to silence me? There is a warrant out for my arrest in Virginia. What a load of ...," McGowan tweeted Monday night in response to reports on the warrant.
The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Police Department issued an arrest warrant for the Encino actress on Feb. 1 for suspected possession of a controlled substance.
It may be Halloween, but it was more like Christmas for Stephen Colbert, who could not help but break out into songs about Paul Manafort's indictment on "The Late Show" Monday night.
"It's almost Halloween, and this year is going to be super spooky for Donald Trump because special prosecutor and off-duty Lurch Robert Mueller just announced the first indictment in the Russia investigation," Colbert said at the top of his show.
Mueller, of course, has been investigating possible connections between the Trump campaign and any efforts by Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election. Manafort, who served as Trump's campaign manager, and his top aide Richard W. Gates III have been accused of 12 counts of fraud, conspiracy and money laundering.
When you report something important for people to know that somebody, somewhere in power doesn't want them to know, you're going to pay a price for it. People will try to discredit you.
FROM THE ARCHIVES: Dan Rather, dogged plaintiff
The Producers Guild of America has taken an unprecedented step to solidify its position on disgraced studio mogul Harvey Weinstein, announcing Monday that the organization's board has voted unanimously to ban Weinstein from the guild for life.
"As was recently reported, the Producers Guild's National Board of Directors voted unanimously to initiate proceedings to terminate the membership of Harvey Weinstein," read a statement from the guild issued Monday. "The PGA Constitution requires that members be given 15 days' notice before disciplinary action is taken. The Guild has received notice that rather than addressing the Guild's charges, Mr. Weinstein elected to resign his membership in the Producers Guild."
"In light of Mr. Weinstein's widely reported behavior — with new reports continuing to surface even now — the Producers Guild's National Board has voted unanimously to enact a lifetime ban on Mr. Weinstein, permanently barring him from PGA membership," the statement continued. "This unprecedented step is a reflection of the seriousness with which the Guild regards the numerous reports of Mr. Weinstein's decades of reprehensible conduct."
Lydia Night, the singer for the L.A. rock band the Regrettes, made her first public statement after being attacked onstage during a performance on Sunday, writing that "someone invaded my safe space in an aggressive manner and that is absolutely not okay."
The incident took place while the Regrettes performed at the Growlers 6 festival at the L.A. Waterfront in San Pedro. Video from the festival posted on social media shows a woman in a superhero costume fighting through crowds, climbing onstage and shoving Night.
Representatives for the band said that Night does not have plans to file complaints against the festival or its promotion partner, Live Nation. Representatives for the Growlers 6 festival did not return for requests for comment and have not yet made a public statement on the attack.


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ProjectMasters - Toastmasters
Topic: Toastmasters
Meeting Synopsis: Toastmasters International is a non-profit organization founded in 1924, which has grown to over 345,000 members in 16,000 clubs in 142 countries. In 2006, the Phoenix Chapter of PMI sponsored the chartering of ProjectMasters Toastmasters Club, an "open" club where both PMI members and the general public are welcome.
The mission of a Toastmasters club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every individual member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills, which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth.
You are encouraged to attend a meeting, and see what we're all about!
Speaker(s): Up to three club members present prepared speeches at each meeting, which are evaluated by fellow members mentioning their strengths and making at least one suggestion for improvement. There is also a segment in which members and guests are invited to practice extemporaneous speaking by answering questions asked by the Table Topics Master.
Fees: International dues are $7.50 per month, and club dues are $1.50 per month, collected twice annually, prorated. There is a one-time New Member fee of $20.00, which registers the new member with Toastmasters International and provides the two basic manuals, Competent Communicator and Competent Leader, each containing ten projects.
Location: University of Phoenix, 1625 W. Fountainhead Parkway Tempe, AZ 85282 - Room 212
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PM
PDUs (Professional Development Units): Club members may claim 1.5 PDUs per meeting. Guests may claim one meeting's PDUs.
Registration: No registration required; just attend!
Cancellation Policy: N/A
Notice: Guests are welcome to attend as many times as they want to before joining. However, PDUs may only be claimed for one meeting at which one is a guest. After that, one must become a member to claim PDUs.
Extra Info: Project Masters Toastmasters Website and Global Toastmasters Website
|Event Date
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|Event End Date
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I'm inclined to think Polish for this one but I cannot prove it. The neck is finished properly, not cut off like the green one - and the clear handle is totally inadequate. The pontil finish looks polish, too.
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|Raw, organic, gluten free, vegan, no added sweeteners and salt free.
Tropical Trail Mix: Organic raisins, organic cashews, sprouted organic sunflower seeds, organic almonds, organic dried pineapple, organic dried coconut, organic dried banana, sprouted organic pumpkin seeds, organic black mission figs (organic diced figs, organic oat flour), organic dried papayas
Both mixes are delicious! Tazer, Gaigai and Munchkin preferred the Tropical Trail Mix, and the rest of us the Organic Trail Mix. The tropical trail mix, as you can tell from the ingredients, contains more fruit (thus sweeter over all) and has a pretty strong coconut flavor. Love that they are raw and organic and no added sweeteners! Great healthy snack for on the go, anywhere, anytime!


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Knowing the usual most expensive, most powerful, most high-speed specifications doesn't make you a car nerd. Knowing these ten superlatives does.
10.) The lightest current production car
At 1,488 pounds, my car is extremely light. But those are pounds from the late sixties. The time when crashing a car almost certainly meant the end of the line for all parties involved.
Today, with all the safety regulations we consider cars twice as heavy to be light as feather. And then comes the Caterham 160 at 1,080 pounds, showing the regulators what's what.
Suggested By: Pitchblende, Photo Credit: Caterham
9.) The longest timing belt on a production engine
If you're planning to buy a Porsche 928, make sure to replace the timing belt after every 45,000 miles instead of the factory recommended 60,000. It's 82½ inches long and if it goes, the V8 goes with it.
Suggested By: Trentanium, Photo Credit: The Car Spy
8.) The smallest modern four-seater car
When Toyota introduced the iQ, it was marketed as the world's smallest four-seater car. I guess the original Fiat 500 would have a few words about that, but those insurance saving seats at the back really make the Toyota the smallest family car of the last few decades, and the tiniest Aston Martin ever by a long shot.
Did you know that the Scion version is actually longer by almost 3 inches? Teenagers.
Suggested By: RyanRask, Photo Credit: Janitors
7.) The widest production car
The 1954 Chrysler Imperial. An ass as wide as 82 3/4 inches and no parking sensor.
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6.) The largest fuel tank in a production car
If you take the V12 from a Countach and put large (nowadays unobtainable) tires and more weight around it, fuel consumption will rise. Lamborghini thought of that, and fitted the LM002 with a 29o liter (63.8 gallon) fuel tank. You need range in the desert.
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5.) The smallest four-cylinder engine in a car
Mazda's tiny 358 cc inline four in their ultra compact Carol was cutting edge back in 1962, with all-aluminum construction and 18 horsepower. The contemporary Honda T360's four-cylinder was actually 2cc smaller, but that was a truck.
Mazda went on to also make the smallest production V6 as well. The 1990s MX3 got a 1.8-liter V6 with variable length intake manifold and a fuel cutoff at 7,800 rpm. Downsizing done the right way!
Suggested By: Jonee and gideonford, Photo Credit: Mazda
4.) The largest four-cylinder engine in a car
The 1909 Blitzen Benz had a 21,500 cc inline-four with just 200 horsepower. It was a big engine, big enough to break the world speed record at 141.7 mph. But it wasn't as big as the 28,353 cc four in the la belva di Torino, the Fiat S76. The Beast of Turin was designed specifically to beat the Benz, but it never completed any return runs on its record attempt.
Suggested By: Proud to drive a beater, Photo Credit: Fiat
3.) The most rear wipers on a family wagon
Both the Jaguar E-Type and the MG Midget had three front windscreen blades in 1961, but the real crazy stuff came from Toyota in the eighties with the Cressida.
When Toyota stuck these wipers on the Camry wagon, they even made that exciting!
Suggested By: Fragile_this_side_up, Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons
2.) The largest V8 in a front-wheel drive car
Not only was the seventh-generation Cadillac Eldorado a front-wheel drive car, for 1970 it also came with a 500 cubic inch V8. That's 8.2 liters of wobbling right there.
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1.) The car that could be both FWD and RWD
Only the British could offer this level of make-do-with-what-you-have engineering. Oh, and the French too, with the Renault Clio V6.
There may be others, but from my recollection the MG-Rover ZT is the only car ever sold which could be ordered with front wheel drive or rear wheel drive according to owners preference. I'm careful to say 'car' because i'm aware that commercial vans like the Transit and Trafic could also be specced to FWD or RWD too.
Not exactly. The 75/ZT if ordered in 4 or 6 cylinder format, was only FWD. The Mustang powered 75 V8/ZT260 was only RWD and very rare...
That's what I meant. You could choose to have it in FWD or RWD based on what engine you went for- The rest of the bodyshell/interior/design was the same (except the RWD ones has a transmission tunnel.
High production costs in the former British car industry? No kidding!
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Does God hate fags?
Please note - we are reluctant to even use the term "fags." We intend no offense or insult. We only use the word in response to the group which promotes the "God hates fags" concept.
Question: "Does God hate fags?"
Answer: There is a "church" in the United States that promotes the slogan "God hates fags!" This group pickets gay parades, gay bars, gay events, etc. This group has even picketed the funerals of gay people, shouting to the attendees that the gay person is now burning in hell for being a "fag." On its website, this group has a counter which updates daily how long a certain gay person has supposedly been in hell. Recently, the "God hates fags" group has begun protesting at military funerals, claiming that the soldier was killed because the USA is supporting the homosexual agenda. Is there any truth to their claims?
Proverbs 6:16-19 tells us, "There are six things the LORD hates, seven that are detestable to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked schemes, feet that are quick to rush into evil, a false witness who pours out lies and a man who stirs up dissension among brothers." Notice that homosexuality does not make this list. It would be more biblical to promote phrases such as "God hates liars" and "God hates murderers." In fact, the Bible nowhere directly states that God hates homosexuals.
That does not mean that the Bible approves of homosexuality. The Bible consistently tells us that homosexuality is a sin (Genesis 19:1-13; Leviticus 18:22; Romans 1:26-27; 1 Corinthians 6:9). Homosexuality is described as an abomination. Romans 1:26-27 teaches explicitly that homosexuality is a result of a continual rebellion against God. When people continue in disbelief, the Bible tells us that God "gives them over," allowing them to experience their sinful desires and the resulting consequences. First Corinthians 6:9 proclaims that homosexuals will not inherit the kingdom of God. Homosexuality is immoral and unnatural. It is a perversion of the "natural order" and, more importantly, of God's view of sex.
With all that said, the Bible does not describe homosexuality as a greater sin than any other. All sin is offensive to God. Homosexuality is just one of the many things listed in 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 that will keep a person from the kingdom of God. According to the Bible, God's forgiveness is just as available to a homosexual as it is to an adulterer, idol worshipper, murderer, thief, etc. God also promises the strength for victory over sin, including homosexuality, to all those who will believe in Jesus Christ for their salvation (1 Corinthians 6:11; 2 Corinthians 5:17). While the Bible declares that God hates all workers of iniquity (Psalm 5:5), the Bible nowhere singles out homosexuals as objects of God's hatred.
Does God approve of homosexuality? Absolutely not. Can a person truly be a Christian and at the same time a practicing homosexual? No (1 Corinthians 6:9). While the "God hates fags" group is correct in proclaiming that homosexuality is sin, it fails miserably in the tone of its proclamation. Ephesians 4:15 instructs us to "speak the truth...in love." First Peter 3:15 teaches us to proclaim the truth, but to do so with "gentleness and respect." We must uphold the truth of God's Word in proclaiming the sinfulness of homosexuality. However, we must uphold this truth in a loving, gentle, and respectful manner. We must warn homosexuals about the eternal dangers of continued rebellion against God. At the same time, our message should be focused on the forgiveness and freedom from sin that are available through the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Works of art actually relieve stress. Not only are we all experiencing that, but headlines have appeared that state this election year was the most stressful on record. Marriages actually broke down and broke apart all together because of this political agenda. So now that all of this is over and done with, taking a vacation from it all would be the best thing to alleviate that stress as fast as possible. Of course, seeing as that only 5% of the population or less can actually afford a trip like that, perhaps reading about these incredible (and very large) works of art could at least make the imagination run enough to be swept away from the stress for a time. So…ask yourself this question: If you could witness the most beautiful, incredible buildings ever created on this planet, where, exactly, would you go?
Well, let us begin in a world where beauty and politics actually came together. It is a fact that on the steps of the Parthenon in Athens, Greece, many politicians met on a daily basis to debate, fight and make the citizens want to pull their hair out. But for us, in 2017, this building is truly the highest standard of beauty. The slight curve of those Corinthian columns, sitting atop that hill, is a stunning sight to behold and literally remains the base of perfect architecture.
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While many farmers own variable rate planters, there has not been a simple and accurate way to utilize them, according to Monsanto. Traditionally, variable rate seeding has been based on soil type or normalized yield, but these methods fall short of revealing the true picture of what is happening in the field or providing a means to plant accurately using that information, Monsanto further contends.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Down To The Stillhouse
Took a break. We're back now. Lift yr glasses.
The New Lost City Ramblers were part of the big Folk Boom back in the late 50's into the early 60's. While most of that movement, musicians and audiences alike, was made up of white folks playing at authenticity through theft, The 'Ramblers approached the songs and subject matter of their performances and recordings with a reverence and playful spirit. Plenty of banjos, fiddles, kazoos, and whatnot, and an obvious appreciation for the Appalachian culture from which the majority of their material sprung from. They continue to tour sporadically, in various incarnations, to this day, and have served as an influence to much of the Backwoods revivalists we appreciate today.
For our purposes today, we want to take a look at our favorite album of theirs, "American Moonshine and Prohibition Songs". As you can surmise from the title, the record is comprised of drinking songs. Mostly in the moonshine whiskey and bootlegging vein, a fine topic we think. Loves us some moonshine. Every song on this album reels, jigs, and fiddles it's way through a boozy haze of law-breaking and bad behavior. Highly recommended for all you inebriates out there.
The following songs are best heard with a whiskey (preferably of the "homemade" kind) in yr claw.
The New Lost City Ramblers: Goodbye Old Booze (mp3)
The New Lost City Ramblers: The Old Home Brew (mp3)
The New Lost City Ramblers: Down To The Stillhouse To Get A Little Cider (mp3)
The New Lost City Ramblers: Kentucky Bootlegger (mp3)
Please support your local moonshiner and bootlegger. If you don't, who will?
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Great songs by a great band. Thanks for these!
- May 16, 2008 at 7:40 PM
I'm busily supporting my local moonshiner. I have two jars in the fridge.
- May 24, 2008 at 12:24 PM
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Down here in North Carolina, we're no strangers to good moonshine. Here's to those noble men and women who keep the tradition alive.
And kudos to any band with the good sense to toss in a timely kazoo solo.
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Megan Hartfield led a balanced Lady Dragon attack with 19 points while Brittany Estes scored 12 and reserve Jordan Perkins nine.
Eighth-grader Tiffany Slone led Mike Sneed's Lady Eagles with 13 points while junior Bronte Karr added 11 and eighth-grader Destiny Wilson nine.
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What do you see in the photo below?
If you click to zoom in (an even larger view is available here) you can see what scientists estimate to be 10,000 walruses densely packed into less than 1 mile of coast in Alaska. And these are big animals, weighing up to 3,700 pounds.
According to NOAA scientists, who documented the growth of this "city" in September, in the past walruses have used sea ice in the northern Chukchi Sea as resting platforms between dives into the ocean for clams, snails and other food during the late summer and early fall.
They say the clustering of these animals on barrier islands closer to coastal Alaska, such as that shown in the photo above, is a relatively recent phenomenon and may be due to sea ice loss in the offshore areas during the late summer months.


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Northern Michigan Bands That Have Us Talking
Interlochen Public Radio might be 50, but young energy still surges over the airwaves thanks to arts reporter Brad Aspey, whose show "In Studio With Brad Aspey" often highlights smart, inventive bands. So, who's creating buzz now? Aspey shares.
The Accidentals. This Traverse City "alt-pop" duo—Katie Larson and Savannah Buist, high school students at Interlochen Arts Academy—are known for their sophisticated melodies and harmonies, and play about a half-dozen instruments each.
Blood Sisters. Three friends, hailing from Mackinac Island (Mary McGuire), Petoskey (Michelle Chenard) and Birmingham (Barbara Payton), make up Blood Sisters. Although they often do "unplugged" concerts, they can rock hard.
Hipps-n-Rico. Charlie (Hipps) Witt-hoeft, on harmonica and vocals, and Eric (Rico) Jaqua, on guitar and vocals, make up this "electric Chicago blues" duo. Just two guys, but they sound like a full blues band.
Rachel Brooke. This Northern Michigan blues singer, guitarist and songwriter performs music that's "as edgy as any Chicago blues out there and her lyrics can be menacing."
Dede and the Dreamers. Dede, who calls her sound "ethereal gypsy music," sings while playing vibraphone and other percussion instruments. This gives the band an other-worldly sound—"her songs sound like a description of her nightly dreams."
Saldaje. A Frankfort duo that plays ukuleles and other vintage instruments. Their goal is to look and sound like a Gypsy caravan with haunting, dreamlike songs.
Stream band performances: ipr.interlochen.org/program/studio-brad-aspey.


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Four powerful words: "We Can't Afford It." These are words that are lobotomized out of the vocabulary of insatiable materialism and politicians. Instead of admitting that we as a nation can't afford helpful, but expensive programs; we keep spending. (Both Democrats and Republicans Spend, Spend, Spend!) Washington D.C. lives up to the meaning of poli-tics– "Poly" meaning many, and "Tics" meaning blood-sucking. Our leaders are sucking the blood from our children by spending too much today. I heard a marriage counselor quip about this once. He said, "The problem with most marriages is that one person is the tick, and the other person is the dog. Unfortunately in too many marriages, the real problem is that you have two ticks, and no dog! And that's why your marriage "sucks." His point is clear, taking rather than giving not only destroys relationships, it also bankrupts countries. What would God say about debt for a family, or for a nation? Actually, He says quite a bit!
When we borrow from the future by committing our grandchildren to interest on our reckless spending, it's foolish and immoral. Proverbs 15:22 states, "A good man leaves an inheritance to his children's children". We should not leave our children or grandchildren with the burden of paying for our wasteful spending. As of today, we are 14 trillion in the hole or 120 trillion in the whole with unfunded liabilities according to usdebtclock.org. Does it seem wise or moral to commit our children and grandchildren to paying later for our overspending today?
Proverbs 13:7 tells us that there are two types of people: those who "pretend to be rich" buying stuff they can't afford, and "those who pretend to be poor" and don't spend all the money they could. The overspending pretender really has nothing but a bill, while the frugal and wise saver has money in the bank.
You'd think at over 110 trillion, we could all look ourselves in the mirror and say, "WHOA! This is not good. This is not wise. This is immoral. We are in trouble. We can't afford it–whatever "it is!" We want to see the common sense wisdom of Proverbs 21:20: "There is treasure to be desired and oil in the dwelling of the wise; but a foolish man spendeth it up." Solomon noted that when you stop by the bank account of a wise man (or wise nation), they have treasure (savings) in their bank accounts. Solomon says that when you stop by the foolish nation (or family), they have spent everything they have (no margin, no savings, just credit card bills). At a national level, we want our grandchildren to go to America's bank vault and find oil and treasure when they grow up, not the bill for all the stuff we "spent" a generation ago. When we demand that our government keep providing services for things we cannot afford, we are asking them to enslave our grandchildren.
For more information, check out www.godonomics.com
I had an opportunity to speak with Glenn Beck recently about the Biblical case for free market capitalism. Here is a clip.
I was reading the book of Ruth again this week and struck by God's powerful record of Godly business men. The book of Ruth should be called the Book of Naomi. It tells the story of a mother who endures terrible tragedy. Her business fails due to famine. She is forced to move cross country with her husband. In the span of a few years, she loses her husband and both of her sons. She is so terrified, so angry, so hardened by life's relentless attacks that she changes her name to "bitter." She returns to her hometown and asks everyone to call her bitter as a constant reminder that God is out to get her.
Enter the scene, Boaz. Boaz is a business owner. Boaz is a capitalist. Boaz owns lots of land. He is rich. He lives his life to do kingdom work. What is kingdom work? Well, first he runs a successful business making enough profit to provide jobs for many in his town. Secondly, he cuts his margins and expenses to enable generosity. He leaves the corners of his fields for the poor to glean. They still must work to pick up the food, but no one will go hungry. Boaz doesn't sit up in some ivory tower away from his employees, but instead sleeps in the barn with them to protect the produce from animals. Boaz is a blessing not just by giving to the poor, but by providing jobs for the poor and middle class in his community. He is not to be demonized, but celebrated.
Ruth and Naomi are starving. Boaz allows Ruth to glean her fields. Boaz has heard about Ruth's love for God and care for her bitter mother-in-law. Boaz asks his men to drop "extra" food as the glean for Ruth and her mother. Ruth comes home with a basket full. Naomi is surprised. She praises God for the first time… in a long time. She notes that God may not have forsaken them. Boaz's business and generosity is the tool God uses to bring Naomi back to faith in the Great God Jehovah. The story is littered with Biblical principles of capitalism: Work Ethic, Property Rights, Incentive, Profit, Savings, Fair Wages, and a Generous Spirit.
We need to celebrate capitalism today. We need to distinguish capitalism from corruptionism in our culture. We need a thousand more Boaz's in America to take down the unemployment rate. We need to educate our children to grow up to produce, profit, save, invest, and give. We need our children to intuitively see business as good and a blessing to our nation, instead of "evil" greedy trolls ~as they are portrayed in movies and TV shows. The Bible challenges the "progressive" movement to think deeper than bumper stickers. It challenges them to examine if they are being used as "useful idiots" for a coercive corrupt government clock and dagger. The Bible also challenges the unthinking banner waving republican who presumes business is always good. It challenges us as business leaders to pay fairly using the golden rule as our standard. It challenges us to put ourselves in the shoes of our employees. It challenges us not to use the government to steal from someone to enhance our endeavors over someone else. The Bible is not Red or Blue. It does not support Democrats or Republicans. God is not on "one side" or the other. God is on God's side. We need to side with Him rather than trying to get Him to side with us. Capitalism (properly defined and implemented) is the most moral, wise, and generous system of elevated poverty in human history. We need more, not less, of it. Jesus worked and sold goods in his dad's carpenter shop. His family celebrated when they made a profit so they could buy food and give to others. All records seem to indicate that Jesus' family was very very poor. The sacrifice they offered at Jesus' dedication was the cheapest sacrifice offering, further evidence to their financial struggles. The Bible doesn't promise financial prosperity to all, but it does see prosperity as a critical stewardship. Jesus made money as a blue collar carpenter and didn't promote hiring Rome to steal from the three kings to give to the shepherds. Jesus is no more a Marxist than he would be a murderer. Jesus is no more a socialist than he would be a bank robber.
For more information, check out www.godonomics.com
In the Old Testament, Ruth chapter 2, we see a great example of Godonomics. His name is Boaz, a rather wealthy land owner.
1 "There was a relative of Naomi's husband, a man of great wealth, of the family of Elimelech"
He is such a successful producer that he is able to both hire lots of employees (reapers for his field), as well as leave the corners of his fields for the poor and needy. Ruth and her mother-in-law are in financial trouble, but are allowed to "work" for their food from the percentage of his field that he left available to the needy. Notice that even in this model, we see Boaz as an example of prosperity and generosity to those in need; however, as he helps the poor, he still requires them to work for their reward and incentive. Ruth, comes ready to work (glean) and asks Boaz's employees for permission (respecting his property rights).
His name was Boaz. 2 So Ruth went and gleaned in the field after the reapers. And she happened to come to the part of the field belonging to Boaz, who was of the family of Elimelech. 7 And she said, 'Please let me glean and gather after the reapers among the sheaves.' So she came and has continued from morning until now, though she rested a little in the house.
As a boss, Boaz is respected by his employees. He treats them with respect, provides a means for income, and a way for them to be generous with his money, as well as their own.
4 Now behold, Boaz came from Bethlehem, and said to the reapers, "The LORD be with you!" And they answered him, "The LORD bless you!" 5 Then Boaz said to his servant who was in charge of the reapers, "Whose young woman is this?" 8 Then Boaz said to Ruth, "You will listen, my daughter, will you not? Do not go to glean in another field, nor go from here, but stay close by my young women. 9 Let your eyes be on the field which they reap, and go after them."
Although Boaz is often generous to the needy, he goes out of his way to reward her hard work. He doesn't treat everyone who comes to him equally, but fairly. And his special treatment is the reward for her hard work and her selfless generosity to her mother-in-law. Notice how the concept of both repayment and reward are on his mind, as he speaks about her reputation in the town.
11 And Boaz answered and said to her, "It has been fully reported to me, all that you have done for your mother-in-law since the death of your husband, and how you have left your father and your mother and the land of your birth, and have come to a people whom you did not know before. 12 The LORD repay your work, and a full reward be given you by the LORD God of Israel, under whose wings you have come for refuge."
Godonomics is about liberty, prosperity, and generosity. It values property rights, pays people fairly not equally, and understands that reward and incentive are critical for both employees and those in need. God's wisdom challenges us to steward the talents and opportunities we've been given to make lots of money and give generously to the poor and needy. Godonomics transcends politics and labels. Some might call Boaz an "evil-conservative" big business rich guy because of his wealth. Others might call him a "bleeding-heart" liberal who champions the cause of the poor, the downtrodden, and the hurting. God calls him a faithful steward.
For more information, check out www.godonomics.com
Here is a recent sermon describing how we can all worship through our work, without worshipping our work
09/02/12 "Uncovering the Entrepreneur" (Chad Hovind)
The Gift of Work
At the heart of Godonomics is the value and God-given joy of work. Work and labor are gifts from God. He has given us talents to develop and opportunities to utilize them. God expects us to see work as a gift from Him. God wants His people working to provide for themselves and others rather than depending on others to provide for them. In fact, as soon as God made mankind, He gave them work to do.
Genesis 2:15 Then the LORD God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to tend and keep it.
This theme of seeing work as both important and a Biblical command is critical to Godonomics, capitalism, and any successful business or family. Scriptures teach that all of life is spiritual. Work can be as holy as prayer or communion. All of life can be an act of service to God. This was a radically different lens when it was introduced compared to the Greek philosophers of the first century who taught Dualism. Dualism, or Gnosticism, is the belief that there are "spiritual activities" like prayer and church attendance and "nonspiritual" activities like work, recreation, and career.
The Bible teaches that every moment of every day is to be infused with the potential of pleasing God. There is no distinction between spiritual and non-spiritual. Since our work is a way to please God, every day is ripe with the potential for meaning and purpose. Whether you like your job or not… Whether you like your boss or not… The Bible says we can see work through a totally different lens. When we work, we are ultimately working for God. When we use every moment as a spiritual act of worship, we are looking forward to the reward of our labor. There is both an earthly reward (my paycheck and profits) as well as the heavenly reward of hearing "Well done, good and faithful servant." God will reward us eternally for working diligently and wisely today.
For more information, check out www.godonomics.com


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You can configure a CMP bean in GlassFish Server to automatically capture the database metadata and save it in a .dbschema file during deployment. If the sun-cmp-mappings.xml file contains an empty <schema/> entry, the cmp-resource entry in the sun-ejb-jar.xml file is used to get a connection to the database, and automatic generation of the schema is performed.
Before capturing the database schema automatically, make sure you have a properly configured CMP resource. See Configuring the CMP Resource.
You can use the capture-schema command to manually generate the database metadata (.dbschema) file. For details, see the Oracle GlassFish Server 3.0.1 Reference Manual.
The capture-schema utility does not modify the schema in any way. Its only purpose is to provide the persistence engine with information about the structure of the database (the schema).
Keep the following in mind when using the capture-schema command:
The name of a .dbschema file must be unique across all deployed modules in a domain.
If more than one schema is accessible for the schema user, more than one table with the same name might be captured if the -schemaname option of capture-schema is not set.
The schema name must be upper case.
Table names in databases are case-sensitive. Make sure that the table name matches the name in the database.
PostgreSQL databases internally convert all names to lower case. Before running the capture-schema command on a PostgreSQL database, make sure table and column names are lower case in the sun-cmp-mappings.xml file.
An Oracle database user running the capture-schema command needs ANALYZE ANY TABLE privileges if that user does not own the schema. These privileges are granted to the user by the database administrator.


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Law School Admissions / Fun Football Game to Play in Class, Play Against Other Law Schools« on: April 17, 2008, 02:11:33 PM »
This game has saved me from certain death from boredom at points in many classes. It's only moderately addictive and only about as involved as Fantasy Football, but I think it's a lot more fun because it's like an RPG. You create a player, train him, buy his equipment, and get him drafted by a player-controlled team. We formed a team from our law school, GWU, and we'd like to try to form a league amongst just law schools. The next season starts in a few days.
Here's the link, it's completely free:
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