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Q: Is there any one product that I can use to get my pond cleared up? I have tried numerous products from my local feed store with little to no success. Please help! – Jason of Indiana
A: One of the best ways to maintain your pond all year long is to get a ClearPAC®. The ClearPAC® is a collection of products that come in one package designed to make the maintenance of your pond as simple as possible. The following is a list of the products that are included within the ClearPAC® and what their purposes are:
Algae Defense® – The Algae Killer*: Algae Defense® is an algaecide that once sprayed onto algae, within hours the algae is dead. It is very fast acting. If algae is present in your pond, we recommend using Algae Defense® to kill off the algae before starting the rest of the package.
PondClear™ – The Natural Bacteria: PondClear™ is one of the best products used in the market today to help keep your pond clean and clear. These easy-to-use water soluble packets, once toss into the water, go to work immediately to breakdown muck, remove excess nutrients and eliminate noxious odors. PondClear™ will naturally improve a pond's water clarity by attacking suspended organic waste. This powerful bacteria can breakdown as much as 5 inches of muck per year! We recommend using PondClear™ every two weeks throughout the season when water temperatures are above 55° Fahrenheit.
Nature's Blue™ – The Pond Dye: This super concentrated pond dye works great at giving your pond a long lasting natural blue color as well as filtering out sunlight. This quart is so concentrated that it is equal to many other pond dye gallons out on the market.
EcoBoost™ – The Eco-Enhancer: EcoBoost™ works to bind up excess nutrients and sinks them to the pond's bottom to make them unavailable as a food source for algae. EcoBoost™ also helps stimulate the PondClear™ natural bacteria. Once EcoBoost™ has settled the nutrients to the pond's bottom, PondClear™ goes to work to break them down further. PondClear™ and EcoBoost™ are a fantastic "one-two punch" to keep your pond clean and clear.
The ClearPAC® is a great way to keep your pond clean, clear and healthy all season. We always recommend to add an aeration system to help further enhance the performance of the ClearPAC®. (Click here to read more about aeration). The ClearPAC® comes in two different sizes, the 1/4 Acre ClearPAC® and the 1/2 Acre ClearPAC®. There is enough product to treat the ponds for up to 6 months!
*Algae Defense® cannot be shipped to the following states: California, Connecticut, Maine, New Jersey, New York and Washington. Algae Defense® will be omitted from orders going to these states.
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Prerequisites Edit
- Must be a Shaman.
- Must have completed the quest Echoes of War.
Objectives Edit
Rimblat Earthshatter at Light's Hope Chapel in the Eastern Plaguelands will make Earthshatter Headpiece if you bring him the following: 1 Desecrated Headpiece, 15 Wartorn Chain Scraps, 4 Arcanite Bars and 2 Nexus Crystals.
Items Needed:
- 1 x Desecrated Headpiece
- 15 x Wartorn Chain Scrap
- 4 x Arcanite Bar
- 2 x Nexus Crystal
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Would you honor me by returning the armor of those that fell in the defense of these lands?
The armor has been desecrated and is undoubtedly being used for evil; however, with wartorn armor scraps, the desecrated armor can be renewed and worn for battle once more.
Bring me the remnants of the fallen along with purification materials and Earthshatter shall be yours to don.
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Desecrated Headpiece drop off Thaddius in Naxxramas, Wartorn Chain Scraps drop off trash mobs in Naxxramas, Arcanite Bars are crafted by Alchemists, and Nexus Crystals are disenchanted from high level epics and rarely from high level rares.
Reward Edit
You will be rewarded with the following:
Quest ProgressionEdit
- [60R] Echoes of War
- [60R] Earthshatter Headpiece
Additional Notes Edit
Earthshatter Headpiece are part of the Shaman Tier 3 armor set The Earthshatterer.

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posted on Monday, April 18, 2005 - 10:24 am
I have a specific issue dealing with interactions. I am trying to figure out the syntax to interact a series of time variables with my slope and quadratic term in a LCGA model(e.g., 8.11 LCGA model). So, how would I do this? This way I can take into account exposure time. I want to use this as an iteraction term and not an outcome. So, I am sure I don't want to perform survival analysis.I may be overlooking the obvious, but any assistance in this area is greatly appreciated.
Also, I was wondering if it is possible to go beyond quadratic terms and include cubed terms in these models and how would they be set up?
posted on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 - 12:10 pm
When you say "time variables" do you mean time-varying covariates? If so, you can have them interact with s and q by using the XWITH option. A quadratic growth factor can be specified in the Version 3 growth language by saying
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posted on Tuesday, April 19, 2005 - 5:51 pm
Thanks. When I am saying "time variables" I am saying that the variable "age" of respondent should interact with the slope (s) and quadratic (q) terms. If this can be accomplished with a XWITH statement, would you give me an example as "i s q" terms cannot be on the right side of the "|" symbol?
For clarity, are you saying the "c" is the cube term? If so, wouldn't this create an agreement problem in the program as "c" is used in the class statement? I am currently using version 3.12.
Assistance with these issues will be great. I can then finish my grant report. Thank you so much for your time and thoughts.
Linda K. Muthen
posted on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 - 9:14 am
I assume that you are looking at growth related to a time variable other than age and that you want to control for age differences at different time points. If so, you should regress the growth factors on age or use individually-varying times of observation to capture an interaction between growth and age.
The fourth term is the cubic growth factor so c is the cubic growth factor in this example. If you have already used c to represent a latent class variabe, then you need to use another name for the cubic growth factor. The names of the growth factors do not need to be i, s, q, and c.
posted on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 - 4:38 pm
Thank you for the information thus far. I've tried the methods that you have suggested. However, I am unable to get the desired results. That is, I have acquired some data that others have used with Nagin's model through SAS. For some reason, I am unable to arrive at the same results. When I say the same results, I mean the estimates for the intercept, slope, and quadratic term for the four classes that previous research has found.
The model is a log-quadratic model that produces four classes of violent arrests. The model adjusts the slope and quadratic term for age. I have tried the suggestions that you have offered in conjunction with example 8.11 in the user's guide. At this point I am out of ideas, would you have any other thoughts?
posted on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 - 5:05 pm
The Nagin/SAS model can be specified as a special case of the general Mplus model. To make sure you are setting up your model exactly as in Nagin's SAS program, why don't you send your SAS output, your Mplus input, output, and data as well as your license number to
. You may also want to read the Muthen (2004) chapter in the Kaplan handbook which is available on our web site.
posted on Wednesday, April 20, 2005 - 5:57 pm
I will do so tomorrow. Thank you very much.
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Cranberry Bars with Cream Cheese Frosting
Total TimePrep: 30 min. Bake: 25 min. + cooling
Makes4 dozen
- 3/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 3/4 cup sour cream
- 1/2 teaspoon almond extract
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup white baking chips
- 1 cup dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries, chopped
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in eggs, sour cream and extracts. In a small bowl, whisk flour, baking powder and salt; gradually beat into creamed mixture. Fold in baking chips, cranberries and walnuts. Spread into a greased 15x10x1-in. baking pan.
- Bake until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean, 25-30 minutes. Cool completely in pan on a wire rack.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, beat cream cheese, butter and vanilla until smooth. Beat in confectioners' sugar; spread over top. Sprinkle with cranberries. Cut into bars or triangles. Refrigerate leftovers.
Nutrition Facts1 bar: 166 calories, 10g fat (6g saturated fat), 32mg cholesterol, 77mg sodium, 18g carbohydrate (14g sugars, 0 fiber), 2g protein.
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Dec 8, 2017
These were delicious! I substituted 1/2 of the butter for applesauce and lessened the sugar because of it, and only made 1/2 of cream cheese frosting and lessened the powdered sugar for our preference. Otherwise, followed the recipe exactly. Even my hubby who doesn't like cranberries liked it! Thanks for sharing - this will definitely be one I make over and over! ** I had to add this the next day - AMAZING!! This is probably the best dessert I have ever had - moist, tasty and addicting! Thanks!**
Sep 19, 2016
These were very good. I subbed macadamia nuts for the walnuts and cut the frosting recipe in half.
Jan 24, 2016
These were extremely rich and I probably won't be making again. Here's my blog post on them: http://heatskitchen.com/2016/01/24/white-chocolate-bars-with-cream-cheese-frosting/
Nov 20, 2014
absolutely delicious....i also made half the amount of frosting and still had some left over. the texture is lovely , and versatile.....you could put coffee or chocolate instead of cranberries and they would be fantastic!
Nov 7, 2014
Really good and I just bought the can of frosting from the super market. This way there is no waste in having to much frosting, and cheaper.
Sep 8, 2013
My family and I really enjoyed these bars. They were easy to put together and tasted great. The sour cream made the bars very moist. The only thing I caution is the amount of frosting. I only used 1 pkg of cream cheese (8 oz total), 1/4 c. butter, and 2 cups powdered sugar. You will need a little milk to thin the icing. I can't imagine more icing or cream cheese. It would be too much for the thin bar. Everyone in my family agreed that half the recipe was sufficient for the bar. I will definitely be making these again!


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Python game programming is a set of Python modules designed specifically for writing games. It allows you to create fully featured games and multimedia programs using the Python programming language. Python is highly popular and versatile, running on almost every platform and operating system out there; so mastering it is of enormous benefit whether you want to create Python games or pretty much anything else. By completing this course, you can create open source, free, freeware, shareware and commercial games using Python game programming.
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This course contains 21 lectures and over 3 hours of content. It is intended for those who already have a working knowledge of Python programming or general programming, and who want to apply their skills to games development. However, beginners may still be able to follow the course too. The main focus of this course is to create a clone of the smash hit (and extremely simple) game Flappy Bird using Python game programming. You will first be introduced to Python programming concepts and initial coding, and then delve straight into the making your game from scratch. The first two elements of the game you will learn are the time clock and game over. From there, you'll progress to initial graphics setup including the background and adding graphics to the screen. Following that, you'll move on to working with coordinates.
The next few sections of the course focus in detail on creating input controls, boundaries, crash events and menu creation, as well as creating obstacles using polygons. Finally, you'll add the finishing elements to your game like game logic, score display, colours, and most importantly, difficulty levels.
By the end of this course you will have created your own Flappy Bird game from scratch using Python game programming and Python game development techniques. The skills you picked up along the way will give you a solid groundwork for creating bigger, more complex, and more versatile games that can be run on any platform or any operating system.


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Nintendo is trying to copyright the saying "It's on like Donkey Kong". It's madness. Thankfully, Super Nerd Wil Wheaton has an elegant solution.
It's one we'd like to see come to fruition, if only because it'd give us all somewhere official to lump other "Are you fucking serious, Nintendo?" moments like Wii Music, the e-Reader and the Wii Vitality Sensor.
But what of Ice Cube? We're pretty sure he (pardon our NSFW) started this shit. Is a Nintendo trademark the motherfucking thanks he gets?
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text: Green coffee is decaffeinated before roasting. This process changes the color of the green coffee: it varies from light brown (Natural and CO-2) to green-brown (MC and Swiss Water Process -SWP- decafs). There is another decaf we list as WP, Water Process, which is a water filtration method similar to Swiss Water, but performed at a plant in Mexico. The arrival of decafs always follows the main crop of a coffee by some months, since the coffee needs to be shipped to the decaffeination plant. Oddly, there are only a few such plants in the world, so decaf coffee has to travel a long way usually from origin, to plant and then to the buyer's country. This adds to the cost too, so decafs are often a bit pricier. Here's some decaf roasting basics.


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Diaper Rash and Your baby
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Most babies get diaper rash, but it is usually not serious. Read on to find out more about what causes diaper rash and how to treat it.
What is diaper rash?
Diaper rash is any rash that develops inside the diaper area. In mild cases, the skin might be red. In more severe cases, there may be painful open sores. It is usually seen around the groin and inside the folds of the upper thighs and buttocks. Mild cases clear up within 3 to 4 days with treatment.
What causes diaper rash?
Over the years diaper rash has been blamed on many causes, such as teething, diet, and ammonia in the urine. However, we now believe it is caused by any of the following:
Too much moisture
Chafing or rubbing
When urine, stools, or both touch the skin for long periods of time
Yeast infection
Bacterial infection
Allergic reaction to diaper material
When skin stays wet for too long, it starts to break down. When wet skin is rubbed, it also damages more easily. Moisture from a soiled diaper can harm your baby's skin and make it more prone to chafing. When this happens, a diaper rash may develop.
More than half of babies between 4 and 15 months of age develop diaper rash at least once in a 2-month period. Diaper rash occurs more often when
Babies get older—mostly between 8 to 10 months of age.
Babies are not kept clean and dry.
Babies have frequent stools, especially when the stools stay in their diapers overnight.
Babies have diarrhea.
Babies begin to eat solid foods.
Babies are taking antibiotics, or in nursing babies whose mothers are taking antibiotics.
When to call the pediatrician
Sometimes a diaper rash needs medical attention. Talk with your pediatrician if
The rash does not look like it's going away or gets worse 2 to 3 days after treatment. (See �What can I do if my baby gets diaper rash?�)
The rash includes blisters or pus-filled sores.
Your baby is taking an antibiotic and has a bright red rash with red spots at its edges. This might be a yeast infection.
Your baby has a fever along with a rash.
The rash is very painful. Your baby might have a skin condition called cellulitis.
What can I do if my baby gets diaper rash?
If your baby gets a diaper rash (and to prevent future diaper rashes) it's important to keep the area as clean and dry as possible. Change wet or soiled diapers right away. This helps cut down how much moisture is on the skin.
Gently clean the diaper area with water and a soft washcloth. Disposable diaper wipes may also be used. Avoid wipes that contain alcohol and fragrance. Use soap and water only if the stool does not come off easily. If the rash is severe, use a squirt bottle of water so you can clean and rinse without rubbing.
Pat dry; do not rub. Allow the area to air-dry fully.
Apply a thick layer of protective ointment or cream (such as one that contains zinc oxide or petroleum jelly). These ointments are usually thick and pasty and do not have to be completely removed at the next diaper change. Remember, heavy scrubbing or rubbing will only damage the skin more.
Do not put the diaper on too tight, especially overnight. Keep the diaper loose so that the wet and soiled parts do not rub against the skin as much.
Use creams with steroids only if your pediatrician recommends them. They are rarely needed and may be harmful.
Check with your pediatrician if the rash
� Has blisters or pus-filled sores.
� Does not go away within 2 to 3 days.
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Which type of diaper should I use?
Diapers are made of either cloth or disposable materials. Cloth diapers can be washed after they get soiled and used again. Disposable diapers are thrown away after each use.
If you choose not to wash cloth diapers yourself, you can have a diaper service clean them. If you do your own washing, you will need to presoak heavily soiled diapers. Keep and wash soiled diapers separate from other clothes. Use hot water and double-rinse each wash. Do not use fabric softeners or antistatic products on the diapers because they may cause rashes in sensitive skin.
Research suggests that diaper rash is less common with the use of disposable diapers. However, what is more important than the type of diaper is how often it is changed. Whether you use cloth diapers, disposables, or both, always change diapers as needed to keep your baby clean, dry, and healthy.
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Here in St. Rémy de Provence, France, we have a store called Best of British, which sells all sorts of products such as Walkers shortbread, Twinings tea, Marmite, and steak-and-kidney pies.
It also has a large selection of used books in English with a wonderful pricing policy: one book free for every two you drop off. You can pay for books, too, of course, but the owner, Nichola Throup, who's called Nicci, clearly prefers to trade. "Oh, just take them," she says cheerfully when I plop a stack of books on the counter and ask the price. "Just bring them back when you're done."
For the large English expatriate community in this part of Provence, Best of British is a blessing, its shelves lined with comfort foods such as Batchelors mushy peas and McVitie's Mini Chocolate Hob Nobs – at prices only slightly above normal.
For an American like me, the store seems almost as exotic as the French grocery was when I first arrived. Here, potato chips are called crisps, cookies are biscuits, sausages are bangers – and you can buy all the sauces and spices you need for dishes such as chicken tikka masala, thanks to the huge popularity of Indian food throughout Britain.
It was a few days before Christmas when I ducked in to pick up something for a friend. I was chatting with Nicci near the scone mix when a man approached. "I hear an American accent," he said. It turns out that he was Nicci's husband, Graham, and he had just received a shipment of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Mountain Dew, Marshmallow Fluff, and other brand-name foods from the United States.
"Come in the back and have a look," he invited, and so I followed. Near the loading dock, at the bottom of a stack of minicases of soda was a 12-pack of Diet A&W root beer. I could taste the root beer floats I'd be serving in my garden come summer and blurted out, "A&W! I'll take the A&W!" like I was totally barking mad. (That's something the English like to say, by the way.)
Speaking of cultural differences, most French people haven't heard of root beer because it doesn't exist in France.
A quick survey of other Europeans I knew revealed no Italians, English, or Irish among root beer's fans, either. "Oh no, no one here likes it," says my friend Margaret in Galway, Ireland. "Awful stuff."
"It's gross," chimed in Jenny by e-mail from London.
Meanwhile, back in the back at Best of British, Graham was trying to tempt me further – Tootsie Rolls? Heinz Ketchup? Aunt Jemima Pancake and Waffle Mix? Hershey bars? But I only had eyes for root beer. He carried it to the register for me.
There I was, boring Nicci with tales of childhood car trips "up north" and stops at the A&W drive-in, when she smiled sweetly and gave me my total: 20 euros, plus tax. I was so stunned at the price that I just kept on talking: Oh, the splendid greasy crispness of the onion rings! The chilly frost on the heavy glass mugs! That wonderful sandy feeling you have after a long day at the lake!
Proust with his madeleines had nothing on me. The way I was carrying on, you'd never know that every grocery store and most gas stations in America sold A&W, often on a two-for-one special. My mother bought it by the case whenever I came home for a visit – and I was heading for Wisconsin in just two weeks.
But after making such a fuss, I could hardly say "no thanks" to Nicci, especially when she had politely let me drone on about the charms of the A&W drive-in: the tray that clipped onto the driver's window; the mugs, one of which I still have.
I can only imagine how bored Nicci gets listening to all her customers' "when I was a kid" anecdotes about this or that favorite food.
As she handed me my change, she and I beamed at each other as though she were presenting me with a wondrous gift, instead of a product I could easily live without at a markup of something like 700 percent.
I tucked the little box under my arm and left. C'est la vie, I thought. I decided that the root beer was a Christmas gift to myself, took it home, put it in the pantry, and forgot about it.
And then summer hit, and I remembered the booty. I pulled it out, popped open a can and settled into the garden to savor it. And that's when I saw things more clearly.
Cost of 12 cans, with the unfavorable exchange rate? $28.89.
The realization that a motherly British shopkeeper in a small French town had sold, to a nostalgic American, an overpriced product packaged in New Jersey for a Texas-based soft-drink company that's now owned by an enormous British conglomerate – because it reminded her of long-ago Wisconsin summers? Priceless.
Root Beer Float
2 cans or bottles root beer, chilled
1 pint vanilla ice cream
Whipped cream (optional)
4 maraschino cherries (optional)
Pour 1/2 cup root beer into a large chilled glass. Add a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Slowly and carefully pour 1/3 cup root beer over ice cream. Add another scoop of ice cream. Fill glass carefully to top with root beer and serve. Or leave space for a dollop of whipped cream topped by a maraschino cherry. Repeat three times. Makes 4 servings.
Note: Putting together a root beer float is a messy business! Do it on a kitchen counter where any overflow can be wiped up.


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Interview: Wayne Coyne's Flaming Eclipse
Wayne Coyne is curious.
Now, you can take that statement to mean a couple of different things: 1) the leader of veteran alternative stalwarts the Flaming Lips has an insatiable thirst for discovering ways to push the audio/video envelope, or 2) the man is a bit, well, odd. Know what? It's probably a combination of both.
But who cares, really? Coyne, 49, and his fellow longtime Lips - lead guitarist/multi-instrumentalist Steven Drozd and bassist Michael Ivins - have been at the forefront of surround sound exploration ever since they entrusted 2002's Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots to surround maven Elliot Scheiner, who was assisted by the band's regular producer, Dave Fridmann. (Drummer Kliph Scurlock, a touring member of the Lips brigade since 1999, was recognized as a full-fledged band member upon the release of Embryonic in 2009.)]
Fridmann has since become a 5.1 pioneer in his own right, helming adventurous full-channel onslaught mixes for the revisitation of 1999's The Soft Bulletin and the concurrent expansion of 2006's At War with the Mystics.
Not long before the Lips' picture-perfect sundown performance at Central Park Summerstage in New York City this past July, Coyne and I spent about a million billion milliseconds (give or take) chewing the 5.1 fat. But first we delved deep into the whys and the wherefores of the Lips and Stardeath and White Dwarfs' mind-boggling collaborative reinterpretation of Pink Floyd's audiophile benchmark The Dark Side of the Moon. "We like to experiment with sound," Coyne explains.
Hmm, you think?
Covering Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon stemmed from an off the cuff comment you'd made to some iTunes execs. But when you got down to the nitty gritty of actually doing it, I imagine that the goals followed your usual M.O.: Do something unique, interesting, and different.
It would be very easy to just play what Pink Floyd did, and by simply having us sing it rather than David Gilmour and Roger Waters, that would somehow "change" it. But I would say, especially with a song like "Us and Them" - one of the most perfect pieces of music ever, really - you cannot play that music without it overtaking you and remaining true to itself. I think we knew going into it that that song would be the least "touched" by us.


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When Picard wants to go into the Neutral Zone, Tomalak agrees so long as a Romulan ship can go as well. That's the last we see of Romulans in this episode. What happened to their ship?
When the Pasteur and the Enterprise-D reach the site of the anomaly in the future, nothing is there. Yet when the E-D returns some time later, the anomaly is there. If the anomaly gets bigger in the past, then it should have already been there when the Pasteur first arrived. Or is there an eruption of time which gets bigger in the future to match the eruption of anti-time which gets bigger in the past?
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|Where to start, a fitting end to the series. To choose one part I would have to go with Picard finally siting down at the poker game.
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Hey baby. Hey, baby! Look behind you. Yes, behind you. Yes, that's a lion. Yes, she wants to eat you. She probably thinks you're a zebra. You really shouldn't have worn that hoodie to the zoo that day.
But baby's response? Chill as an ocean breeze. I'd be trying to play patty cake with the lion, since that appears to be what she's doing.
Lion tries to eat baby PART 1. [YouTube via Twitter]


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When my wife's boss first moved to our small town it was more than a little culture shock. Raised on the slick windy streets ofChicago, he had mastered the ways of the urban jungle, but this experience had done little to prepare him for the Deep South. He had never eaten grits. He did not know […]
"Love thy neighbor" is wonderful as a heavenly theory. But it is hell on wheels to practice. Oh, it sounds good, but when you start thinking about the implications of what this means, it is hard to swallow.
Sure, loving "people" is easy. We will all do what we can do for the common good. The community at large is a snap to love. But loving particular people, specific people, well, we would rather not, thank you very much.
There are individuals we all know who just wear us out. When you see them coming up the walk, park in the driveway, or note their number on the caller ID, it is all you can do not to take a handful of tranquilizers, chased with a fifth of bourbon, and crawl into bed for three days.
They are emotional vacuum cleaners that just suck the life out of you. Love these people? You have got to be kidding! These hard to love people are the Pig Pens of life.
Do you remember Pig Pen from Charlie Brown and the Peanuts? When ever he walked into a room he brought with him this huge, noxious, boiling cloud.
And if someone got too close to him, even in conversation, they were overwhelmed by the fog and stench of it all. He smelled bad. He loved garbage. He would not wash behind his ears or anywhere else for that matter.
I always wondered, "Why won't his mother clean that boy up?" I heard it all the time growing up: "There's no shame in being poor, son, but even a poor man can take a bath." So come on Pig Pen, help yourself out a little bit.
But maybe what God is saying when he tells us to love others is just that: Love them. Don't try to clean them up. Don't try to fix them, as if you could. Don't analyze or diagnose them, just love them.
Yes, even when they stink. Even when their phone call, as Anne Lamott says, weighs a ton to pick up. Even when the murkiness and drama of their life suffocates you. Even when you find it impossible, because you often will, love them: No more, no less, no substitute.
But here is the good news: It's not you who has to do the heavy lifting. Love for the unlovable is not something you muster up. You can't love by trying harder. You love by emptying yourself of you – the true ambition of the Christ-centered life – and allowing all that God is to flow out of you. It's that simple and that profound.
Our biggest apprehension should not be "Can I really love like Jesus," because the answer is "No." The challenge before us is to get out of the way, and let God do what God does. All we have to have is an open heart and home to those around us.
"Sounds good," you might say. "But what can I really do for others? There is so much trouble and chaos in the world, whatever I do is nothing more than a Band-Aid over a gunshot wound. Does it really matter?"
Well, a Band-Aid is not always a bad thing. Often imitated but never duplicated, Johnson & Johnson has sold more than 120 billion of those little wonderful things.
Whenever a tiny solution is offered in the face of some huge problem, the solution is often criticized as too little, and sometimes that criticism is correct, but not always. Band-Aids are inexpensive and versatile. They can be carried and applied by anyone: No medical training is required.
And as Malcolm Gladwell says, "Band-Aids have allowed millions of people to keep working or playing or cooking or walking when they would otherwise have had to stop. The Band-Aid is sometimes the best kind of solution out there."
Pick up the 2000 pound phone call. You might save the person's life on the other end. Go sit with that eccentric friend who rambles on and on about nothing but seems to need your attention more than others.
Put your arms around Pig Pen and hug him tight, even if you have to pinch your nose shut to do it. Let that broken-hearted man or woman into your own heart. It might be just enough to keep them on their feet and in the game.


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The IRS has launched a new smartphone app the allows you to check the status of your tax refund.
Gone are the days of wondering what happened to your tax return after you E-filed it or mailed it to the IRS
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The GMD: singing meals & jumpy claps
I've heard some f-cked up civilian dinner stories. Like real people acting like assholes over steak. And what bites my ass so hard is that I'm not allowed to share most of them. You wouldn't believe the way some people behave. So in that respect, in comparison, I guess the way the GMD and Katie Holmes entertain at dinner well it's not quite as eyerolling as the real people I've encountered, but at the same time, as always, they do bring the fontrum.
So David Beckham was on the George Lopez show last night and he recounted a time when he and Posh went out with the Cruises and instead of eating, they decided to serenade each other instead:
"We were at dinner once with Tom and Katie ... and we sat there and everyone was like, 'OK, let's play a music game, let's start a singing game. (Singing in public) is my worst nightmare!"
Yes, David. Singing in public IN A RESTAURANT AT DINNER is everyone's worst nightmare.
How does this happen?
Oh, great, here comes the salad. Let's bust into song.
Tom Cruise wants to be Hugh Jackman so badly.
Also…Tom Cruise is totally jumpy clapping today. Because in the same interview Becks also said that the GMD "is one of the most handsome men I've ever met." Now the Midge is picking out colours for their imaginary sing-a-long wedding to be interpreted on Season 4 of Glee with Kurt in the role of the vertically challenged dermalogically perfect superstar who finds his true love after switching from football and Finn to soccer and the sexiest fauxhawk ever. Puck?!?!?


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TACOMA, Wash. – More than 10 years of dramatic change at the commercial jets arm of The Boeing Company is captured in a new book: Turbulence: Boeing and the State of American Workers and Managers (Yale University Press, Oct. 12, 2010). The meticulously researched book takes an inside look at how Boeing Commercial Airplanes workers and managers were affected by unprecedented changes, including a major merger, tens of thousands of layoffs, new roles for women, rapidly expanded outsourcing for the 787 Dreamliner, and rampant technological change.
The voices of hundreds of employees are heard in the book's pages as they react to a shift in Boeing's culture from one of "the company is our family" to what some perceived as a short-sighted, cold, and sometimes calamitous drive for shareholder value. The effect on employees' physical and emotional well-being, as well as the perceived effect on Boeing's own quality and productivity, are authoritatively documented. The result is a work that outlines valuable lessons for other giant corporations.
Turbulence emerged out of more than 10 years of research, involving hundreds of interviews and data from thousands of Boeing workers and management. It was written by University of Puget Sound professors Leon Grunberg and Sarah Moore, University of Colorado professor Edward Greenberg, and Patricia Sikora, owner of Sikora Associates in Colorado. Funding was provided by the National Institutes of Health.
"Turbulence is not only a masterful, detailed study of 10 years of dramatic organizational change at Boeing," said Benjamin Page, Gordon Scott Fulcher Professor of Decision Making at Northwestern University. "It is also a story of how American managers and workers can cope with the fierce pressures of global economic competition, seeking both high productivity and a decent workplace."
The book, which tells a very human story about coping in a new world of work, reveals some surprising research results. For example after the 1997 Boeing merger with McDonnell Douglas, the combined workforce shrank by about a third over six years. The researchers found that people who were laid off were often happier than those who stayed behind. Some of those laid off found new jobs, some did not—but freed of the stress of not knowing if their job might disappear tomorrow, those who did leave were generally less depressed, they slept better, and they had fewer chronic health problems.
"It's like a bad marriage," one worker told the researchers. "Sometimes it's a relief [when it ends]." Whether the same employee reactions would be found today—when the job market is far tighter and many people's life savings have been savaged—we do not know, the researchers emphasize. The point is that the findings highlight the depth and power of a stressful work environment.
As for the managers who handled the layoffs, it was found that they sometimes suffered what has been called "executioner's lament"—an emotional numbness or mental stress that lasted up to three years. One former manager commented, "Just before I left, I was facing my fourth layoff cycle in the last six years. It became apparent to me that Boeing was not being managed properly and [we] had to be the implementers of their poor decisions."
However, not all employees wilted under the new regimes, the authors found. Some employees thrived under the new ways of working and were inspired to see Boeing shift away from a paternalistic and somewhat "lazy" culture to one devoted to winning at its game with the newest technology.
Ultimately Turbulence is a book that provides rich data from which corporations, employees, managers, and policymakers can draw lessons as the American workplace transforms. The authors forewarn and forearm those heading down a similar ambitious path and aim to inspire the creation of a win-win-win strategy for employees, employers, and shareholders.
About the authors—Edward S. Greenberg is a member of the Political and Economic Change Program, Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado, Boulder, and professor of political science. Leon Grunberg is professor and chair, Department of Comparative Sociology, University of Puget Sound. Sarah Moore is associate dean of faculty and professor of psychology, University of Puget Sound. Patricia B. Sikora is owner/principal, Sikora Associates LLC, in Superior, Colo.
Print-quality photos of the Turbulence book jacket are available at Press Photos - University of Puget Sound.
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The major honours at the Golden Globes ended up with the favourites as American Hustle won three awards, but 12 Years A Slave concluded the night as best film drama.
David O Russell's con-artist caper American Hustle swiped best film comedy, and acting awards for Amy Adams and Jennifer Lawrence.
And despite missing out in the other six categories it was nominated in, the unflinching historical drama 12 Years A Slave won one of the most important gongs.
"A little bit in shock," said its British director Steve McQueen, before shrugging "Roll, Jordan, roll" – the lyrics to the old gospel song sung in the slavery epic.
However, best picture was the only award for the film, which had seven nominations, tied for the most with American Hustle.
The awards returned Jennifer, a winner last year for David's Silver Linings Playbook, to the stage for an acceptance speech – something she said was no easier a year later. "Don't ever do this again," she said to herself. "It's so scary."
Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto both won for their startlingly gaunt performances in the Texas HIV drama Dallas Buyers Club.
Leonardo DiCaprio, a nine-time Golden Globe nominee, won his second Globe for best actor in a comedy for his uninhibited work in The Wolf Of Wall Street. He thanked director Martin Scorsese for his mentorship (Wolf is their fifth film together) and for "allowing me to stalk you to make this movie".
Alfonso Cuaron won best director for the space odyssey Gravity, a worldwide hit and critical favourite. The film will probably join American Hustle and 12 Years A Slave as an Oscar frontrunner on Thursday, when Academy Awards nominations are announced.
The night's biggest winners may have been hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, whose second time hosting the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Beverly Hills, California, ceremony was just as successful as last year's show.
The pair came out with a spree of punch lines, dishing them around the Beverly Hills Hilton, much to the delight of its starry audience. Matt Damon, Meryl Streep and, naturally, George Clooney were among the targets. Tina particularly had the crowd roaring with a description of Gravity, which stars Sandra Bullock and George.
"George Clooney would rather float away in space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age," said Tina.
U2 and Danger Mouse won the award for best original song for Ordinary Love, recorded for the Nelson Mandela biopic Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom. Singer Bono said working on the film completed a decades-long journey with Mandela, having played an anti-apartheid concert some 35 years ago. "This man turned our life upside down, right-side up," he said of the South African leader who died in December. "A man who refused to hate not because he didn't have rage or anger or those things, but that he thought love would do a better job."
Cate Blanchett won best actress in a drama for her Blanche DuBois-like performance in Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine.
Woody was honoured, too, with the Cecil B DeMille lifetime achievement award. Always an awards no-show, he left Diane Keaton to accept on his behalf.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Maryland's first road game of the 2012 season, a matchup against Temple on Saturday, Sept. 8 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, will kick off at noon EDT and be shown nationally on ESPNU.
ESPN and the Big East Conference office announced a select group of game times and television outlets Thursday afternoon.
Maryland opens the season at home vs. William & Mary on Saturday, Sept. 1. That game will begin at 3 p.m. from Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium and be video streamed on ESPN3.
The Terps' second home nonconference contest, a tilt vs. UConn on Saturday, Sept. 15, will begin at 12:30 p.m. and be televised regionally on the ACC Network.
Kick times for remaining games will be announced at a later date.
Atlantic Coast Conference game times are generally declared 12 days prior to the contest. The start times for Maryland's other nonconference road game (at West Virginia, Sept. 22) will be announced by the Big 12 office.
A variety of season-ticket options are available starting as low as $114. There are also family 4-packs available for $420 and season-ticket holders have the ability to spread their cost over six monthly installments.
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Edsall to Play in Two Charity Golf Events: Head coach Randy Edsall will participate in a pair of charity golf tournaments this month. He is scheduled to play in Monday's 25th Annual Safeway Foundation Celebrity Pro-Am in Ellicott City, Md., which benefits Easter Seals in the Washington-Baltimore region. Edsall will also take part in the 16th Annual National Capital Golf Classic on Monday, June 18 at Trump National Golf Club in Potomac Falls, Va. That event will benefit the American Cancer Society.


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Diablo III's Monk featured in latest spotlight video, beta ends May 1
Blizzard has released a new class video, this time it delves into what make the Monk so special. These reclusive, holy warriors have been honing their bodies for years in order to become "weapons of righteousness" to become a weapon "of the gods themselves." You can find out more on the Monk class below. Blizzard […]
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Last week, Blizzard slightly showed off the female Monk from Diablo III to the Jace Hall Show. Now, it has officially unveiled the character on the D3 web site.
Monk revealed as fourth Diablo III class [Update]
Update: It's just been confirmed at the Blizzcon OC. A trailer's been shown as well, all real-time and no CG. More at the livetext below. Original Story: A accidental leak on the Korean portal of the Diablo III website has revealed the fourth class in the game to be the monk. More through here. We'll […]
NBC and Universal adds names to Live movie list
Joystiq is reporting that NBC and Universal Studios are releasing both television and movie content respectively on Microsoft's Xbox Live Video Marketplace today. NBC will be bringing TV shows in the shape of Monk, The Office and Battlestar Galactica whilst Universal will offer films like 12 Monkeys, The Bourne Supremacy, The Mummy and The Chronicles […]


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I've done it again. Buy something in bulk that I probably shouldn't have.
This time around, it's caraway seeds that made me do it.
I love the stuff, but who buys caraway seeds in bulk, seriously? Unless they bake something like twelve thousand loaves of rye bread. A day.
So here's a yeast-free bread for you, easy to make, quick to land on the table, and perfect to enjoy with a big bowl of soup or a salad. Or both.
(Cliffs Notes version of this already short post: Don't buy caraway seeds in bulk.)
Caraway Onion Bread:
Nonstick cooking spray
3 cups (360 g) whole wheat pastry flour
1 tablespoon (12 g) baking powder
1 teaspoon fine sea salt
2 tablespoons (13 g) caraway seeds
1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons (11 to 15 g) onion powder, to taste
2 tablespoons (16 g) cornstarch or arrowroot powder
1 1/2 cups (355 ml) vegan beer, plus up to 1/4 cup (60 ml) extra if needed
2 tablespoons (30 ml) olive oil
1/4 cup (30 g) salted, toasted pepitas (hulled pumpkin seeds), for the top
Preheat oven to 350°F (180°C, or gas mark 4). Coat an 8 x 4-inch (20 x 10 cm) loaf pan with cooking spray.
In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, salt, caraway seeds, onion powder, and cornstarch.
Add 1 1/2 cups (353 ml) beer and olive oil, and stir until just mixed. If the batter is too dry, slowly add extra beer as needed.
Place the batter into the prepared pan. Sprinkle pepitas on top, pressing down lightly. Bake 50 to 60 minutes, until golden brown, and that a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
Let cool on a wire rack before slicing. This bread tastes best when enjoyed freshly baked. Consider toasting the eventual leftovers before enjoying the next day.
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LED panels spice up club NightFly!
by armageddon on May.28, 2014, under LED Panels, Projects
A while ago a friend of mine who is a passionate specialist for event technology made this awesome bargain buy. He found some used LED panels from the Stone Age on ebay, each armed with 25 (5×5) red, green and blue LEDs covered under ping-pong ball like plastic hemispheres. His dream was to mount 24 of them to the ceiling of the club he is currently re-rigging, which is club NightFly in Waiblingen, near Stuttgart.
The problem with those panels was, that the controller boxes they came with could only handle 16 panels each and there is no way to synchronize multiple controllers. Also, the only input device is an infrared remote, which is not very comfortable to use in a club environment.
So he asked me if I could find a cheap and simple way to control all of these panels (24) and make it easy for the DJs to change the mood of the location. Since the panels just consist of LEDs and resistors, the project consisted of two parts: Driving the LEDs and providing a simple to use interface for the DJs. Oh and he wanted it all to be done in three weeks. Sure!
The first logical step was to design a small board to control and drive the panels. Since there would be a considerable distance between each panel, I chose to make it one board per panel. For ease of use and reusability, I decided to use DMX as communication protocol. This just requires a RS485 driver IC – I used the SN75176 – connected to the UART RX pin of the ATtiny2313, which I chose as a brain for the thing. The panels work with 5V, so just throw in some mosfets and off you go to the PCB manufacturer, right? What could possibly go wrong? Below is the design I actually submitted to the manufacturer after one night of design.
Unfortunately, the silk screen did not turn out quite the way I wanted it, but who cares…
As you can see, I threw in the pads for an optional 7805 5V voltage regulator because the common anode design would allow me to use the same circuitry for LED strips or similar things that work with 12V, too. Did I say common anode? Well, how do the panels actually work? Of course, they are common cathode. Bummer. Not such a big problem, though. Just switch out the n-channel mosfets with p-channel ones, right? Yeah. That, and 2 hours of cutting through ground planes and rewiring.
First testing shows that it works (kinda) and after 8 more hours of soldering tiny SMD parts, 24 of the boards were finished.
Turns out that the panel being supplied from the same 5V supply as the uC circuitry causes huge spikes on the power supply for the ATtiny, on which it reacts by resetting all the time. The solution was considerably easy: Add a huge capacitor.
Look at the beautiful boards!
Onwards, to the software! Just add some DMX library and make it use three channels for red, green and blue and bob's your uncle, right? Not with me! In the end, I used every single byte of the 2kb flash storage the atTiny2313 has to offer. There is a fourth channel that is used to control effects like rainbow fading, strobe and random color. Those effects can also be used in a standalone mode that is activated by flipping the unused 10th DIP switch (only 9 are needed for the DMX512-address). Instead of DMX-address, the other switches can then be used to setup the standalone effects. In DMX mode, the effects sync together nicely between two panels, because a mode change results in an internal reset of time and random variables. The DMX adress is used as a random seed in DMX mode because every panel gets its own DMX address anyways.
It's time to wire up some of the panels to see how it works.
That's all good and fine, but now I need a nice interface for the DJs to play with. Thanks to the laser cutter at shackspace, this is what I got an hour later:
After hours of perfboarding, soldering and wiring, I was done with the circuitry that allowed me to use the LEDs, buttons and potentiometers from a teensy3, a 96MHz 32bit arm chip that can easily be programmed from within the well known arduino IDE. Because of the low current driving capabilities of the teensy, I had to use some strange shift registers that were lying around at shackspace. For driving the DMX lines I used the same transceiver IC (SN75176) that I used for the receiving end. I might swap that one out for a much more expensive MAX483/5/7 chip because they include filtering for the appropriate signal frequency, which greatly increases signal quality. This is important in EMV critical environments like "directly next to a ginormous subwoofer".
The software is actually not overly complicated. It consists of some event management (button presses etc.) and some time management for the beats, controllable by the "speed" potentiometer. The animations are basically just formulas with lots of modulus on time and beat values. Of course everything is done using fixed-point arithmetic because the teensy3 does not have an integrated floating point unit (FPU).
I implemented a few animation patterns and did a quick test run at home… errrr at shackspace. Somehow someone had some fog machine with him, so we fired that one up, too. It's worth watching in HD for best epilleptic experience!
Two nights later and with a little help of the fog machine owner, the 24 panels were finally mounted on the ceiling in the club NightFly and I could start adjusting the animations for the bigger grid, as well as adding new ones. I don't have a video of the latest version at hand, but this should show how impressive the panels appear in that club.
There are more photos over at Imgur!
All that in three weeks.
In case anyone wonders: There are leftover rgb-dmx boards.
5 Comments for this entry
May 31st, 2014 on 13:00
That's pretty impressive. Congratulations, you made it on hackaday. Is there any chance to have a look on the source code?
June 1st, 2014 on 02:37
amazing build!!!!! i really like it, care to send a few of the boards and some of the controller details across tha Atlantic Ocean??
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First, you must make sure that the circuitry fits in the size required. Then, the strategy becomes more involved, becoming a "what if" game. That is, which devices interfere with other devices, which leads pick up noise by being too close to other leads, and which devices throw off heat to cause thermal errors? Separation of analog and digital return paths becomes paramount to avoid ground loops. Furthermore, you must deal with switching-power-supply circuits to minimize EMI/energy transfer into critical analog lines.
Now, I haven't mentioned ESD and EMI emissions and immunity problems that can show up in later testing. If these are not considered upfront, no amount of testing will overcome these liabilities. In addition, stressing of the board can cause aberrant data. This also must be considered.
These steps of figuring out possible sources of error pay huge dividends. You can eliminate extra board spins and lengthy time sinks at this point. Of course, experience is the best teacher.
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The first thing I do in the morning is visit Politico's front page, to check if Ken Vogel or Ben Smith have already reported out something I was thinking of reporting. I won't say how often this is the case.
After this, I load up Tweetdeck and see if anything is breaking, at the micro (read this new article) or macro (something exploded) levels. I check in with what Slate has published overnight, then I read the big three morning e-mail blasts: Playbook, Dealbook, and Wonkbook. Have we stopped being amused that the most truncated forms of news are now called "books?" There's some Morning Joe as I have breakfast, then I head to the office or to an assignment, checking Twitter sporadically on the iPhone or the iPad. (I use the iPad frequently to answer e-mails while in a bus or cab or train, although it still feels ostentatious doing so.)
Daily, I click over to Politico, the New York Times and Washington Post, National Review, Reason, Talking Points Memo, The Washington Independent, and CQ. From there it's the blogs – Yglesias, Sullivan, Serwer. I'll check in on political news in between calls or interviews or my own writing, and by the end of the day, if I'm not on deadline, I'm finally reading the big take-out articles people are talking about. There are exceptions – I remember dropping everything to read that fantastic Esquire profile of Roger Ebert.
The three commentary outlets I couldn't live without? Well, I used to say Slate and MSNBC but now I'm hopelessly biased on those counts. So: National Review, The Huffington Post (especially the congressional reporting), and The Onion AV Club.
I don't watch much TV news during the day. Not since I worked at Reason have I had a TV in easy sight, and I like that, because – Matt Yglesias has written a lot about this – there's a distorting effect if your priorities don't match up with the priorities of a cable newscast that's competing for eyeballs RIGHT AT THAT SECOND.
I've never really figured out RSS – people tell me that it would vastly improve my productivity, but two things happened. One, I locked in my Internet habits in 2003 and 2004, and don't know how to unlearn the browser windows/email ping pong game. Two, I used NetNewsWire and it was excruciatingly slow at updating links on my iPhone. I'd leave it open for 10 minutes and it would be refreshing links from weeks ago. Just useless, as far as I can tell.
You know, I barely ever use Facebook anymore. The best way not to reach me is to send a Facebook chat message; I hear that ugly click/beep and I remember that I accidentally left the page open. I do use Twitter all the time; I consider it a conversation with 200-some people (I follow many more but they don't engage as much), supplementing the conversations I have on listservs and in person, but with handy HTML. Some favorite tweeters: @elilake, @JamesUrbaniak, @mattyglesias, @kausmickey, @andylevy, @mkhammer, @jimgeraghty, @attackerman, @lizmair, @pareene, @alexgutierrez, @benjy_sarlin, @garrettquinn, @bradreed. I approach Twitter the way I used to approach doodling or short-form blogging. Tweets are thoughts that I consider funny but not worth extending into big, sprawling arguments. The things that appear on Twitter reflect around 10% of the odd things I think on any given day.
As for magazines, The Economist is the only magazine I subscribe to, although I read The New Yorker, the New York Review of Books, and Entertainment Weekly, and the Wired iPad app is as beautiful and useful as you could imagine. I thumb through the big journals when they come out: Foreign Affairs, Democracy, The New Criterion. It's just rare that they have big new ideas in them that I haven't read stirrings of in other outlets.
I listen to a ton of podcasts, with preference going to the 'casts about stuff I don't know or the stuff that makes me laugh. That means NPR's Planet Money and Science Friday, APM's Marketplace, This American Life, The Sound of Young America, Comedy Death Ray, All Songs Considered, and Doug Loves Money.
Before I go to bed, I read a book or watch a TV show until I get sufficiently tired. Currently the book is "The Passage" (on the iPad) and the TV show is "Saxondale," off of the excellent box set of Steve Coogan shows. I'm also currently reading Christopher Hitchens's "Hitch 22," and Edmund Morris's "Theodore Rex" in preparation for the third and final installment of his Teddy biographies.
Nobody believes me when I say this, but I got into this to be a music writer. When I was 15 I submitted fanboyish reviews to Mark Prindle's record review site – it's still up, he's still brilliant – and in 2005 I freelanced a few music reviews. There are ambitions, somewhere in my brain, to pick this back up, because I listen to new and old music all the time. Currently, it's a Rhino compilation of the history of heavy metal, all of Van Morrison's 1970s and 1980s albums, the operas of John Adams, and the new Robyn albums. When I'm polishing off an article I play one of a few ridiculous pop songs. The current favorite is Lita Ford's Kiss Me Deadly.
I try and watch at least 40 new movies per year – I've seen 19 so far, the best of which were "Scott Pilgrim" and "The Kids Are All Right." And "Doctor Who" and "The Venture Brothers" are the best things on TV.
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For a waterfront building, the Museum of Science has never really taken advantage of its location on the Charles River: Its exhibits hardly mention the river or the marvels of science and engineering that surround it.
That is about to change in a big way with construction of a $21 million gallery overlooking the river that will feature interactive displays on its ecosystem and history, live plant and animal exhibits, and an outdoor garden along the water.
The three-story gallery, funded with a $10 million gift from the Yawkey Foundations, will be the new centerpiece of the 183-year-old science museum, which is in the midst of a broader $250 million campaign to transform nearly half of its exhibit space in coming years.
"These renovations will totally upgrade our image and make the gallery space more state-of-the-art and exciting," said Ioannis Miaoulis, the museum's president. "We want to re-orient the museum gradually so visitors understand the natural world, and the human-made world, as well as how they are connected and interdependent."
The new exhibit space, to be called the Yawkey Gallery on the Charles River, will create a more vibrant entry to the museum that will take better advantage of the museum's waterfront porch. For example, the project will include massive new, electronically tinted windows that will provide a more dramatic view of the Charles and Boston's skyline. The gallery will also have digital maps and other visual displays.
The gallery's construction is one of a series of upgrades scheduled to unfold over the next five years.
The museum is already building a 10,000-square-foot Hall of Human Life, which will open in November with exhibits on human biology. It will follow in 2015 with construction of the Yawkey Gallery on the Charles River. And finally it will build another gallery focused on the evolution of technology in human life.
The master plan for the upgrades was crafted by the architecture firm Cambridge Seven Associates Inc. The planned outdoor garden will allow visitors to browse exhibits on the area's plant life.
Currently, there is space to walk outside along the Charles, but little programming to keep children and other visitors interested.
Museum executives said the Yawkey Foundations' gift, one of many they have made over the last three decades, will help ensure that construction of the Gallery on the Charles River proceeds on schedule. The foundations have been a donor for more than 30 years, mostly funding programs to help inner-city students visit the museum.
The $10 million donation is its largest in several years.
"This will bring people into the natural world of the Charles River basin," said Jim Healey, president of the Yawkey Foundations.
"It will talk about how the area was formed, how man has made it better or worse, and how science and engineering have played into its evolution," he said.
Its exhibits will cover thousands of years of history, ranging from Native American fishing techniques to construction of the dam on which the museum stands. It will also feature information on climate change and the river's changing water levels.
Miaoulis, the museum president, said the Charles River Gallery project and other upgrades will modernize the museum's technology, and make it more appealing to the hundreds of thousands of children who visit every year.
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Maynard has received help during the early part of the football season from an unlikely source.
"We have a young team," Maynard coach Harold Ogilvie said. "We started four freshmen…We're getting great play out of our freshmen class."
The Tigers offense has also begun to roll, combining in their first two games for 77 points. Of course, the defense has also allowed 77 points as Maynard split its first two games, including a 55-44 shootout at Quabbin to open the Mid-Wach C season.
This week, Maynard (1-1, 1-0) hosts Tyngsborough (1-1, 0-0), which opens league play. Tyngsborough, also called the Tigers, were shutout Sept. 15 by Northbridge, 47-0.
As usual, Ogilvie is taking nothing for granted.
"They are a physical team," he said.
Tyngsborough is led by running back Kyle Corkum, who gained 70 yards in the loss.
At Quabbin, Maynard jumped out to a 28-0 lead, absorbed a comeback and ultimately survived.
"The final score is not indicative of the game," Ogilvie said. "The best part, we had eight drives and we scored eight times."
The Tigers 55 points was the highest ever since Ogilvie took over the football program seven years ago.
Maynard's Cole Puntoni scored five touchdowns, including two through the air, while quarterback Tommy Smith ran for 179 yards and passed for 51 more and two touchdowns.
Johnny Sforza gained 110 yards and score two touchdowns.
Overall, the Tigers gained 429 total yards on 49 offensive plays. More than 280 yards came in the first half.
Meanwhile, Quabbin quarterback Ryan Malkowski completed 22 of 42 passes for 388 yards and four touchdowns, three of which went to Colby Smith.
Travis Lanpher had 151 receiving yards and a score.
Maynard opened the game recovering a Pathers' onsides kick.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — The MillerCoors partnership is now five years old, and analysts say the joint venture between Miller Brewing and Coors Brewing Co. has saved nearly $900 million over that period through lower costs.
A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel report says the two companies merged five years ago Monday. Since then MillerCoors' annual net income has risen 37 percent, from $892 million in 2009 to $1.22 billion last year.
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It always starts the same. You stand in the graveyard of the Scarlet Monastery. You take a candle and carefully place it upon the Hallow's End altar.
"Horseman rise," you say, "your time is nigh. You felt death once. Now, know demise!"
He rises from the distance -- a little to your right, actually, as you face the tomb. The cackling voice and flaming horse make it clear the Horseman has risen again. "It is over, your search is done!" he warns. "Let fate choose now, the righteous one!"
While this well-known and titular fight against the Headless Horseman is probably the most recognizable portion of Hallow's End activities, it's far from the only one. Let's take a look behind the cut at what you need to do to become "The Hallowed."