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-0.810538 | 9.583344 | 15 | Take the 2-minute tour × I created an employee review
application that has top-level stateful tabs just like the ones
on this site. There is a tab called "My Employees" and a tab
called "Employee Management" (used by HR only). The issue that I
have is that when you are on the "My Employees" tab or the
"Employee Management" tab, the associated information that is
displayed both give the user access to the "View Employee" page.
So right now, since you can access the "View Employee" page from
both of these tabs, I am deactivating all tabs when the user is
viewing that page. I'm doing this because I don't know which tab
to have active. Does anyone have any suggestions? Is there a
better UI navigation technique that I should be using if I have
these types of scenarios, or does this indicate a flaw in the UI
design in general? Is it ok for "View Employee" to be accessable
from 2 tabs? Should I just use stateless tabs (buttons) or is
that poor design as well? Thanks and I appreciate any help you
can provide. share |
-2.425758 | 3.628052 | -1 | previous sub-section Interrelations of Marine Organisms next
sub-section The Nitrogen Cycle The main features of the
nitrogen cycle must be considered because of the outstanding
importance of nitrogen to all forms of life and because of the
great general interest it holds in illustrating the successive
ecological implications with respect to bacteria. It has been
pointed out (chapter VI) that nitrogen exists in the sea in
combination with other elements, for example, in ammonia (NH3),
and as oxides of nitrogen in nitrite ion (NO2), and nitrate ion
(NO3). Nitrogen enters into the composition of all living
things. It is one of the building blocks (nutrients) used by
plants in forming the complex protein molecules of their bodies
from which animals must derive their nitrogen. However, not all
forms of nitrogen can be used by plants, hence the complex
nitrogenous compounds found in both plants and animals must,
upon death of the organisms, be decomposed, along with their
products of excretion, to chemically si |
0.407447 | 0.493824 | -1 | Skip to main content Indiana University People | Cultural
Studies Program Courses :: CULS C701 Topic: The Promise and
Failure of Revolutionary Movements This course's primary aim is
to aid students to research and write scholarly articles and/or
potential dissertation chapters. The course will also have a
common theme: the promise and failure of Latin American
revolutionary movements during the 1960s and 1970s. The class
will begin with some methodological readings that will orient
the student about different approaches to historical research.
The subsequent readings will address several questions: a). What
were the key debates and what was the relationship between
scholarship and politics in the 1960s and 1970s? Are the
unresolved debates from that era still relevant? B). What were
the causes, consequences and historical significance of the
Latin American 1968? c) Since 1989, intellectuals and scholars
have attributed violence in Latin America and elsewhere to
revolutionary utopian thought. How do we e |
2.593918 | 1.691054 | 19 | Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 06:03:43 -0700 (PDT) From: Harry Rod
Subject: My Exhibitionist Roommate - Chapter 26 I watched Mike's
naked form as he walked down to the lake, lit by the yellow
light of the back porch and the moonlight streaming down, and
fought the tide of emotions that threatened to overwhelm me. Not
for the first time did I wonder about how my life had changed
since I had met this incredible guy! I stirred up the embers,
added some wood, and watched as Mike splashed water over himself
and dipped his head to rinse his hair. He walked up and out,
with the water streaming off of him and gleaming in the mixed
lights. He looked like some kind of water god emerging from the
lake! I fought back the tears that threatened to well up. My
emotions were all mixed up and I needed to get them squared
away, and discuss them with Mike, before they got even more
messed up. Mike shook the water from his hair, grabbed a towel
and dried off. He spread the towel on the beach and sat down
next to me and the fire. "What' |
-0.671611 | 5.102539 | 4 | Your Audi A8, like any other mechanical object, creates heat
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also includes the radiator. Make sure |
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-0.313769 | 7.265128 | 8 | UK Firm Telling Companies to Stop Using the Term 'Netbook' Paul
Lilly According to jkOnTheRun, a UK law firm representing Psion
Teklogix has begun sending out cease & desist letters to various
websites demanding that the sites stop using the term 'netbook.'
The trademark attorney whose John Hancock appears on the letters
claims that Psion retains full rights to the term based on a
pair of laptops the company used to sell called the netBook and
netBook Pro. In the letter, Langley says companies
"inadvertently mis-using" the term have until the end of March
2009 to comply. "Psion places significant value on its
trademark registrations and your use of the term 'netbook' could
damage those registrations," Peter Langley, a trademark attorney
writes. "We are therefore asking you to cease use of the term
'netbook.'" Psion may have a tough time enforcing its cease &
desist order, as the company no longer sells either the netBook
or netBook Pro, and the term 'netbook' has been widely adopted
all across the web to |
-2.129032 | 0.507024 | -1 | A DOT worker’s open letter to Cuomo Honorable Andrew Cuomo New
York State Attorney General The Capitol Albany, NY 12224-0341
Dear Governor-Elect Cuomo: [Name withheld] 1.
jakester says: Same response as other posts, I’m sick of
the BS in politics. Dave can have somewhere between 125-175
appointees ready for unethical legislators to approve but we
MUST layoff the middleclass worker. Boy are we stupid or what…
The democrats have added 9 bil to the budget without caring
where the money will actually come from. They will tax and spend
NYS into bankruptcy… 2. Reality Needs A Chance says:
Free Market Economics, I suggest you take even one basic
economics class before you continue to trash public servents. No
one can make a legitmate case for laying off the career
employees and make any economic sense of it. Yes we are
fortunate to have jobs, we are fortunate to share in paying our
25% of medical insurance costs and our deductables as well. This
is just as it is with so many other pri |
-0.737516 | 6.299649 | -1 | Vice Creator Shane Smith Lives for Absurdity | Adweek Vice
Creator Shane Smith Lives for Absurdity | Adweek Vice CEO
Punches Back at Critics of North Korea Trip Shane Smith
discusses new HBO show Photo: Elizabeth Lippman Who Shane
Smith Age 43 New gig Host of new HBO newsmagazine, Vice
Continuing gig Co-founder, CEO, Vice Media How did the idea
come about? What’s the new Vice show going to cover, generally,
and how? The tagline is “The absurdity of the modern condition.”
In more of a documentary format rather than a news format.
Telling stories that are interesting and sometimes tragic and
sometimes crazy and hopefully entertaining. Child suicide
bombers of the Taliban. The Philippines, where kids are making
guns by hand and using them to assassinate politicians. North
Korea’s defectors. You’re a youth brand and you’re making money
online. Why bother with TV at all? We make premium video
content. HBO is the gold standard of TV today. If we can be a
success on HBO, that’s just another step in our evol |
1.387847 | 5.905449 | -1 | Tell me more × I play guitar, and am attempting to teach myself
the piano. Which notes from a scale form the chord on the
keyboard? Is there a common rule for this? Thank you for your
time. share|improve this question What kind of chord? There are
many varieties, and they all exist on the guitar as well. –
Matthew Read Apr 26 '11 at 19:16 which notes from a scale form a
chord isn't anything specific to a guitar or keyboard so I'm not
sure I understand the question as asked. Are you asking how to
voice a particular chord? e.g. which C, E and G to play if
playing a C major chord? – James Tauber May 5 '11 at 14:12 add
comment 6 Answers up vote 10 down vote accepted Any keys you
like. A chord in just two notes played at the same time,
although typically three or more is used. Now, most combinations
will sound bad of course (at least for a certain value of bad,
it's all subjective) so the question rather needs to be
specified into which chord you mean. The rules to form nice
sounding chords are complicate |
-1.423509 | 4.349509 | -1 | Reply to a comment Reply to this comment NoMoDoh writes:
"We're actually coming in cheaper and more efficiently and
getting the same (energy) savings," said Bob Nuss, managing
director for Energizing Indiana. Maybe they budgeted too much
for the pitiful job they call "energy efficiency efforts" and
continue to lie and overcharge us for supplying gas and
electric. Remember, they make a big chunk of their money on
FEES, not on the products they supply. They have four ways to
increase our bills and rotate them over four years to eat up the
economy in our area. They claimed they needed $1.08 per month
from each of us for their dense pack technology, then CEO
Chapman claimed they never said they would add that onto our
bills. I found an old advertising insert from Vectren that
actually claimed they would need $1.80 per month for that
project. They lie, lie and lie again. Don't you just love this
cool weather, folks? My a/c has been turned off most of the
summer. |
-3.700746 | 2.925539 | 39 | or Connect New Posts All Forums:Forum Nav: post #1 of 6
Thread Starter Is anyone else getting some serious PP
headaches? I remember this last time with DD. I'm wondering if I
need to drink more water or maybe eat some more with all this
BFing? post #2 of 6 Is it PP or was it the massive amounts of
chocolate I had last night. *wink* When did you get headaches?
How long did they last? post #3 of 6 Thread Starter They
usually start in the afternoon and get pretty bad by bedtime.
I'm wondering if my vision is "readjusting". Somewhere I
read/heard that pregnancy can mess with your vision. Right now I
have one and it's in about the top 1/3 of my head. post #4 of 6
I'm getting headaches too. I know that I don't eat and drink the
way I should be...maybe that's why we're getting them. Right
now sleep is way more important to me than food and fluids lol.
Which is so weird bc I LOVE LOVE LOVE food. post #5 of 6 I
always get migraines pp but this is the worst yet. I am having 1
or 2 a day: If i don't have 1 on a d |
4.411284 | -4.357624 | 0 | Does Striking Out Actually Matter? Thearon W. Henderson We
often hear in scouting reports that a batter is "striking out
too much". Are high strikeout rates necessarily bad for a
hitter? Nobody wants to strike out. I would know: on my high
school baseball team, I struck out in every single at-bat I had
(but not every plate appearance! I got hit by a pitch once!). At
its most basic level, hitting is about the bat making contact
with the ball, so in that sense a strikeout is the highest level
of failure imaginable. In a more strategic sense, a strikeout is
an "unproductive out"- it doesn't advance runners. Since as long
as the game's been around, strikeouts have been synonymous with
futility. Can you imagine if the song went "For it's 1, 2, pop-
up to the shortstop at the old ball game!"? Last season, the
Oakland A's set the American League record for strikeouts.
Headlines reading "A's set record they shouldn't be proud of"
popped up all over the baseball world, but we laughed it off.
The A's were in playof |
-2.142031 | 0.697894 | -1 | How Two State Tax Systems Have (and Haven't) Shaped Metro
Portland • April 18, 2012 • By Josh Goodman Portland,
Oregon VANCOUVER, Washington - To understand how tough Tom
Craig's job is, you only have to take a look at the sign in the
window of the store he manages: "NO SALES TAX-We Pay It For
You." Craig is the president of Sparks Home Furnishings in
downtown Vancouver, a city that's often overshadowed by its
counterpart in Canada with the same name and by Portland,
Oregon, which is directly across the Columbia River. In
Vancouver, the combined state and local sales tax rate is 8.4
percent. Oregon has no sales tax at all. To compete with Oregon
stores, Sparks doesn't charge its customers sales tax either.
Craig says the store doesn't raise prices to compensate for the
cost, so the money comes straight out of the store's bottom
line. "Eventually, I think all higher-end retailers will be
gone from Vancouver and Clark County," he says. "I think it's
inevitable. We'll go to Portland to set up our store. |
0.303576 | -1.253044 | 86 | Planet: Angosia III Civilized humanoids of Angosia III,
typically thoughtful and intelligent. Due to their pacifism in
matters of fighting, they used mind control and biochemicals to
create the ultimate fighting soldiers to win their Tarsian War,
which has subsequently past. Peace, however, found the Angosians
unable (or unwilling to take the time) to reverse the effects of
these alterations. After several incidents involving these
violent soldiers, the fearful Angosians voted to banish the
soldiers to a penal colony on Lunar V. Shortly before stardate
43489.2, however, escapees broke free to take over the capital
city, demanding they receive help to be able to return to their
homes. The veterans don't attack unless provoked, but they are
programmed to survive. |
0.923399 | 9.811311 | 22 | isympy -I: A saner interactive environment As promised, here is
another post describing a new feature in the upcoming SymPy
0.7.2. Automatic Symbol Definition While not as ground
breaking as the feature I described in my last post, this
feature is still quite useful. As you may know, SymPy is
inherently a Python library, meaning that it lives by the rules
of Python. If you want to use any name, whether it be a Symbol
or a function (like cos), you need to define it (in the case of
Symbols), or import it (in the case of functions that come with
SymPy). We provide the script isympy with SymPy to assist with
this. This script automatically runs IPython (if it’s
installed), imports all names from sympy (from sympy import *),
and defines common symbol names (like x, y, and z). But if you
want to use a Symbol that is not one of the ones predefined by
isympy, you will get something like In [1]: r*x NameError
Traceback (most recent call last) in () ----> 1 r*x NameError:
name 'r' |
2.584406 | 0.677464 | -1 | How Fast a Son Grows Up Holidays Printable Cards How Fast a Son
Grows Up Cover Verse: To a Wonderful Son, On His Where Has
the Time Gone? Parents seldom realize, until their son is
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has flown... Inside Verse: He learns so much- too fast, it
seems- you're breathless from the pace! Then suddenly the boy is
gone and who's this in his place? A young man filled with more
than dreams, but hope and promise, too, Facing life on his own
terms, with visions to pursue... And though you always trusted
he'd be second-best to none, You never knew how proud you'd be
to say, "There goes my son." With Love Always |
-0.429981 | 0.598049 | 6 | KBTX - News - Misc Bryan Man Arrested After Police Find Two
Handguns During Search By: KBTX Staff Email Bryan Police
officers make surprise find when stopping a suspicious person
Monday afternoon. Just before 2 p.m., BPD officers were on
patrol near South College, when they asked a man waiting for the
bus if he had seen anything suspicious. Officers say they are
trying to address the burglary problem in the area. The man
said he saw a black male in a red shirt with bushy hair leave a
home up the street. The man thought it was suspicious because he
knows a Hispanic family lives there. Officers patrolled and
found a man matching that description off Truman, standing in
front of a house. According to the report, officers approached
the man, 21-year-old Ronnie Lott, and explained why they were
stopping him. During the conversation, Lott had to be repeatedly
told to keep his hands out of his pockets. Lott told police his
cousins lived at the house. When officers asked where he lived,
he gave them his girlfr |
-0.043681 | 2.816519 | -1 | From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation,
search Aft (PSF).jpg For the acronym, see AFT (disambiguation).
Aft, in naval terminology, is an adjective or adverb meaning,
towards the stern (rear) of the ship, when the frame of
reference is within the ship. Example: "Able Seaman Smith; lay
aft!". Or; "What's happening aft?" • The corresponding
adjective, in distinguishing one feature of the vessel from
another is after. See the caption to the right. Its antonym is
forward. • The corresponding preposition is abaft. For
example, the mizzenmast is abaft the mainmast. Its antonym is
before or, in a more clumsy form, forward of. Aft also
describes the direction of movement within an aircraft; that is,
towards the tail. Example: "Let's go aft." Meaning to pull back
on the yoke. It may also describe the back/tail location or
region within an aircraft cabin. Example: "Aft lavatory." The
difference of aft and stern is that aft is the inside (onboard)
rearmost part of the vessel, while stern refers |
2.440886 | 1.72517 | 19 | March 23, 2010 Bride Dumped on Wedding Night Because She Isn't
a Virgin The post racked up 102 pages of replies. I only
translated a small portion. Translation:
新婚之夜新郎出走了,原因太雷人了,新娘现在还在崩溃中 My best girlfriend was supposed to
marry today. More accurately, yesterday. She got the marriage
certificate but the wedding ceremony hasn't been held yet, so
the couple just invited a few people to celebrate. The bride and
the groom dated for about two years. Of course they knew each
other long before that because the two families live in the same
neighborhood. The groom came from a good background--he works as
an accountant on one of the Big Four firms. The bride is a civil
servant (Note: In China government jobs are some of the better
positions because they are always more stable and less taxing.
Some people also say there are more opportunities for "gray"
earnings). The two met at a reunion party after the groom
returned from studies abroad, and the two quickly fell in love.
Then they bought an apartment last year, d |
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-2.108497 | 2.804092 | 54 | General Question Seelix's avatar Can anyone identify this bug?
Asked by Seelix (14738 points ) July 22nd, 2012 A friend of
mine who lives in central Ontario posted this picture of a bug
that landed on him this morning while he was sitting in the
yard. He says it was about two inches long. I know the picture
isn’t the best and I’m sorry, but it was the only one he was
able to take before the bug took off. I’ve Googled to no avail;
I can’t figure out what this guy is. Anyone able to shed any
light on it? Thanks in advance. Observing members: 0 Composing
members: 0 15 Answers Mariah's avatar It looks like a kind of
cicada to me. PhiNotPi's avatar It definitely looks like a
cicada. Michael_Huntington's avatar Fluther entomologists
HOOOOOOOOOOOO @Mariah is right, it could be a Swamp Cicada.,
given the season and the area Seelix's avatar I think you’re
right, @Mariah! I’ve heard cicadas calling in summer all my
life, but I’ve never seen one. They must keep themselves pretty
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-1.352341 | 8.843351 | -1 | What is meta? × I recently came across a webcomic which was
titled "Fridaynosaur goes traveling" and the last place he
visited(apparently) was Iceland. I believe I recall a
programmer-ish comic or two for that webcomic but I can't
remember for sure. What do you think? Are the Meta-Memes already
becoming mainstream? share|improve this question 1 Answer 1
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2.46828 | 5.048771 | -1 | Lot # 625 (of 1641) < Previous Lot | Next Lot > 1955
Felin's Franks #10 John Meyer Starting Bid - $300, Sold For -
$1,659 Graded VG 40 by SGC. Rare sample card of 1955 Felin's
Franks, one of the 1950s most mysterious regional card sets. The
4 x 3-5/8 inch round-cornered panels are designed with a player
photo on the left, stats on the right, and a bright red border
on front and back. The reverse gives details of a contest, and
lists contest rules and various prizes available. All Felin's
Franks feature Philadelphia Phillies players. This sample card
is #10 John Meyer. Virtually every example of Felin's Franks in
the collecting world originates from a single small find of
approximately sixty cards, which surfaced in the Philadelphia
area during the mid-1980s. Over the years, there has been some
speculation that this hot dog-set was never released. Robert
Edward Auctions is very comfortable going on record that we are
absolutely certain this set was never released, and that is why
all of the few known ex |
3.10302 | -4.567666 | 38 | The Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens aren't going to
relive last season at training camp this summer. The first full-
squad practice Thursday will mark the beginning of a renewed
quest for greatness, making the Ravens vastly similar to each of
the other 31 NFL teams. "To me, it feels like we're working to
get a Super Bowl, because there are a lot of new people, a lot
of new faces," offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie said. "The
chemistry has to grow with all the new people and everything.
Different people have to play different roles this year, as far
as stepping up and becoming leaders." This team has undergone a
vast makeover in the months since Baltimore defeated San
Francisco 34-31 in the Super Bowl. The retirement of linebacker
Ray Lewis, the trade of wide receiver Anquan Boldin and the loss
of free agents Ed Reed, Paul Kruger, Cary Williams, Bernard
Pollard and Vonta Leach means Ravens will defending their title
with an altered cast of characters. Five things to know as the
Ravens open camp: 1. M |
4.27049 | 3.077013 | 5 | Is Spanish cinema a victim of Almodovar's success? Spain's
best-known director says British distributors are to blame for
the paucity of Iberian cinema over here. What do you think?
Pedro Almodovar Pedro Almodovar promotes his most recent film,
Volver at Cannes 2006. Photograph: Francois Guillot/Getty Your
seats, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, for this week's trial-
by-blog (fingers crossed there'll be another one next Tuesday).
The dispute centres on a recent Guardian article headlined "The
curse of Almodovar", which highlighted the problems faced by
those Spanish exports that are not "un film de Almodovar". "The
Spanish film industry churns out up to 100 features a year,"
explained the writer, Paul Julian Smith. "Of these we in the UK
get to see perhaps four or five .... Ironically, it seems that
one super-sized name can capsize a national film industry by
monopolising international interest." This morning the article
prompted an angry response from the super-sized name himself.
Pedro Almodovar wrote |
-1.304658 | 8.692208 | -1 | Take the 2-minute tour × I am creating a small company, and
would like to send out emails to my clients once they have
signed up for my service to activate their accounts. I am
currently using PHP's mail() function, however I am worried that
my emails are being filtered out by spam filters. Is there a
better way to go about this? $email = 'XZY Client Email address
@ somedomain.com'; $emailSubject = "Welcome to XYZ Service!";
$to = $email; $subject .= "".$emailSubject.""; $headers .=
"From: [email protected]\r\n" . "X-Mailer: php"; $message
= "<html><body>"; $message .= "Welcome to XYZ Service! \n
Activate your account by clicking the following link: link...";
Is there a way to authenticate these emails so that my clients
know that they are from my actual service? Thank you in advance!
share|improve this question There are lots of reasons messages
get caught as spam. HTML-only instead of multipart/mime
including both plain & html is one of them. A no-reply from
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1.571617 | 2.597807 | 62 | How do you squirt? Average Rating: Your Rating:
enlightenment(Age:25 to 29) Category: Sexuality My boyfriend
loves squirters and I want to figure out how I can do it for him
to turn him on. Any pointers? 3000 characters left Anonymous
Question Id From Guys From Girls What Guys Said •
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yeah...you don't get it • dsuarez41 WOW! I just responded
this on another question.. All right... I like this..
There's no better thing than finding someone who wants to learn
something new. 1st: You must had done pee before you do
this. Since your squirt will come from you urethra which is the
passage that your pee comes from. So, you must drink lots of
water during the day to clean your system up. Y |
3.973197 | 3.685594 | 35 | Wiki User Tools: Help View Page Source Marvel Universe Sin-
Eater (Stanley Carter) Marvel Universe Real Name Stanley
Carter Publicly known Place of Birth Ft. Meade, Maryland
First Appearance Spectacular Spider-Man #107 (1985) Spectacular
Spider-Man #110, Spectacular Spider-Man #134 The death of
police officer Captain Jean Dewolff came as a shock to everyone
who knew her including the superhero known as Spider-Man.
Wanting to help in the investigation, Spider-Man met Sergeant
Stan Carter, the lead detective on the case, in order to trade
information. The police were stumped as to who committed the
crime, but were determined to find her killer. Later that day,
Daredevil, in his civilian identity as lawyer Matt Murdock, was
threatened at gun-point by a man calling himself the Sin-Eater.
Playing like he was a helpless blind man, Matt tried to speak
with the intruder until he could get the drop on him.
Unfortunately, Judge Horace Rosenthal, a friend of Murdock’s,
walked in on them, and even though he |
4.294256 | -2.982532 | 1 | Virat Kohli, Gautam Gambhir warned for ugly spat Virat Kohli,
Gautam Gambhir warned for ugly spatBangalore: Skippers Virat
Kohli and Gautam Gambhir, who were involved in an ugly spat
during Royal Challengers` match against the Knight Riders, were
warned and reprimanded for breaching the IPL code of conduct.
Kohli and Gambhir were involved in an on-field altercation after
the former was dismissed in the 10th over of the innings. As
Gambhir and other players walked towards cover region to
celebrate the dismissal, Kohli instead of trudging back to the
pavilion walked towards short extra cover and apparently made a
remark. Suddenly, Gambhir was seen walking angrily towards his
junior India teammate. However it was another Delhi lad Rajat
Bhatia, who got in between them and tried to calm Gambhir down.
Both skippers admitted to the Level One offence (Article 2.1.4)
of using language or a gesture that is obscene, offensive or
insulting during the match. |
-4.294485 | 1.047132 | 18 | HOME > Chowhound > Food Media & News > Nov 1, 2009 06:10 PM
Next Iron Chef America - Indian Challenge (Spoilers) OK. So who
else was happy that Nate Appleman was eliminated? Chef Trevino
cooked beef in an Indian cuisine challenge? What was he
thinking? Chef Mehta did not walk away with either the quick
challenge with his one bite! 1. Click to Upload a photo (10
MB limit) 1. i do not mind at all that Chef Appleman is gone,
and I was very happy Chef Mehta did not take either challenge.
:) 1. Clearly, these chefs should have participated in COTM
this month so they knew what they were cooking..... 1.
Very happy to see both Appleman eliminated and Mehta not
declared the winner. Apparently snapper prepared like
southern American fried catfish with a side of sneering
cockiness isn't enough to be the next Iron Chef. This
was an excellent episode because it showed that you can't be an
Iron Chef just cooking your own cuisine and if you cook your own
cuisine it better be amazing. |
-4.54812 | 1.07441 | 18 | Other Love Before I left on a trip to New York many years ago,
I called an old college buddy who'd grown up there and asked him
for restaurant recommendations. He gave me about ten names,
including an eatery on the edge of Chinatown that he said served
some of the best Chinese food he'd ever eaten. Since my friend
was from Taiwan originally, I visited the restaurant with high
expectations. So imagine my disappointment when I was handed a
menu filled with the usual tired sesame-chicken and orange-beef
offerings; I then proceeded to eat one of the more humdrum meals
of my Big Apple experience. After I returned home, I called my
friend and asked what was up--at which point he sheepishly
admitted that he'd forgotten to give me a crucial bit of
information: To eat the real Chinese food at this place, you had
to go around to the alley and enter through the back door of the
restaurant. Lucky for me, I returned to New York that year and
went to the same Chinese restaurant, this time nervously
sneaking around to the |
3.050269 | 5.312176 | 2 | View Full Version : Pseudo 60 FPS tech comes too late to make it
into TFU 2 Char Ell 08-28-2010, 08:41 AM Saw a tweet about this
article and found it of interest. Eurogamer.net - LucasArts'
60FPS Force Unleashed II tech demo
(http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-force-
unleashed-60fps-tech-article) The article has links to
download sites for the actual video. Too bad that this
innovation didn't make it into TFU 2 but the article states this
was due to the fundamental change this would have made to the
existing game design. Perhaps TFU 3 will overcome the rumors of
its early demise and use this tech or maybe it will find its way
into another LucasArts game. 09-01-2010, 12:31 AM Developers
often use pixel shaders to "cover-up" any oddities. That's why
all Unreal Engine 3 games use film grain, motion blur, depth of
field, and a hundred other effects to compensate for UE3's lack
of anti-aliasing. Mirror's Edge on the PC looks abysmally jagged
and rough without motion blur and depth of field, but |
5.035216 | 1.063151 | 13 | When Musicians Mix How to create the right conditions for
success and train your musicians to mix sound. The time is
right to train your community’s musicians and artists to mix
sound. Over the past 50 years technical systems within most
churches have increased in complexity to meet the ever changing
demands of modern ministry. This lead to the introduction of a
new role within the Church: the audio technician, the working
professional with the appropriate technical background to make
it all work together in harmony. However times are changing.
With the advent of digital audio workstations, music producers
have taken on more and more of the engineering responsibility as
the tools they use have evolved to better support their creative
workflow. Now that many churches have transitioned their mixing
systems to digital, technical directors have a unique
opportunity to create the conditions your musical community
needs to participate in mixing sound. What follows is a 10
point plan designed to create the cond |
-0.531205 | 7.411304 | 8 | Take the tour × I often send mobi files to my Kindle using the
email and I also use Instapaper to send myself links weekly.
Till now I only used this feature with my Kindle connected to
the Wi-Fi. I guess that if it's not connected I'd receive my
stuff as soon as I connect my Kindle to my Wi-fi network. But a
few questions arise: 1. How much stuff can be stored in the
amazon.com storage before they just drop the data? (I guess they
can't have endless storage) 2. For how long will Amazon.com
keep my stuff on the server if my Wi-Fi connection won't turn
on? On my account I have the following settings: •
Whispersync turned on. • Personal Document Archiving NOT
enabled. share|improve this question Have you asked Amazon or
checked their site for this information? – ChrisF Jan 3 '12 at
10:43 I checked their site but I couldn't find any information
about this. I didn't ask directly to them, though – Emiliano
Jan 3 '12 at 11:35 add comment 1 Answer I'm pretty sure that
once it's synced to your devic |
2.838563 | 1.585499 | 19 | Notes: This is a manga-based fic set after the end of the
series. It was inspired by Duel 8 - The Poison Man. By:
SilvorMoon The classroom was abuzz with the usual chatter. Yugi
watched his fellow students mill around, feeling faintly amazed
that the world could be so quiet and normal in the wake of all
that had happened to it. Some days it still felt like only
yesterday that he and his partner had been busy saving the world
together - Yugi still felt like he would wake up and find the
Millennium Puzzle and its inhabitant there waiting for him. The
ache of loss had faded a bit by now, but he doubted he would
ever look at the world quite the same way ever again. "Hey,
Yugi, wake up!" Yugi jumped and looked around to find Honda
leaning over him. "Sorry, just thinking!" said Yugi. Honda
laughed. "Nah, it's okay. I just wanted to ask your opinion on
something. Look here!" He spread a catalogue out across Yugi's
desk. The pages were filled with glossy pictures of various
electronic items, several of which |
0.778561 | 2.35482 | -1 | The best sentences we read today - "'I got white hair,' he
says. 'It sticks out of my baseball cap. If you're old, why
would you be pretending to be someone else who's old? Using
their picture?'" - "Minimizing cheating is a terrible top
priority. The top priority should be teaching students better."
- "If you’re conceding—and it sounds like you are—that your
fears are built atop academic prototypes and long-term tech
projections, then it follows that your case is as thin as any
other futurist’s." Also on Wonkblog |
4.267068 | 2.955989 | 5 | In NYC.... Sunday, February 19, 2012 This Means
War....Between Me & All Those Snobs Who Dissed It! My wife and
I were looking for some light comic relief today, and decided to
go see This Means War (the new action/romcom hybrid starring
Reese Witherspoon, the young Captain Kirk, and an English actor
largely unknown in the US, Tom Hardy), despite our both having
seen some REALLY strongly negative reviews. Something about the
concept of the film drew us, and we went in without overly high
expectations. I am so glad we did, because it turned out to be
exactly what Reese Witherspoon said it was in an interview I
heard-----a witty, fast-paced, cleverly constructed hybrid that
winks at the audience at every single step, inviting discerning
filmgoers to let their hair down and enjoy a well constructed
and (most important) unpretentious romp. Which is why I am
diverging from my usual Austenian fare to vent my spleen at the
herd of top critics who have all apparently scared each other
into conformity, |
-1.368099 | -0.280314 | -1 | La elected officials take sides on Voting Rights arguments
Advocate Washington bureau WASHINGTON -- Louisiana could soon
come out of the oversight of the federal government on voting
procedures, depending on how the U.S. Supreme Court rules on a
case heard Wednesday. The Supreme Court case involves Shelby
County, Ala., challenging the requirement of nine mostly
Southern states, including Louisiana, to acquire federal
approval for any changes to voting procedures. The issue
pertains to Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that was
created in the aftermath of racial discrimination and voter
suppression efforts that occurred in Louisiana and other states.
Louisiana Secretary of State Tom Schedler, who is a Republican,
said he hopes the provision is repealed or at least "strongly
relaxed." But those who disagreed with Shelby County argued
that the Section 5 provision is ensuring voting moves forward
properly in a world with reduced, but still existing,
discrimination. Discrimination is "strongly on |
2.910023 | 4.576587 | -1 | WELCOME 2 THE THUGZ SITE!, submitted by Nordo. I'm not ashamed
to admit that this ALoD is hands-down the absolute most
hilarious waste of bandwidth that I've read in months, excluding
the times I've had to refresh Something Awful to make sure the
server hadn't been hit by an errant air molecule and
consequently gone down for the last six hours. The "THUGZ" are
the most hardcore Worms clan you'll ever meet, assuming you'll
ever find another group of people who admit to forming a clan
based around the game Worms. There are so many wads of pure gold
on this page that I don't know where to begin. Oh well, let me
start with the opening page, where viewers are treated to the
following cryptic flying greeting: Yes. "Welco Me 2." That
sounds like one of the bleak space mining colonies in those
shitty futuristic sci-fi movies starring Rutger Hauer as "The
Old Ugly Guy Who Shoots First and Is Too Dumb To Ask Questions
Later." Like most hardcore websites, the author chose to make
the background 100% black and the text |
-0.744856 | -0.064629 | -1 | Thursday, May 03, 2012 Violating the office and position I
want to point out that the very vocal anti American clowns at
OWS who don military and police uniforms at political events are
violating US laws. There are numerous laws agaainst this
behavior and people like Ray Lewis and Shamar Thomas should be
prosecuted. A mentally deranged Thomas was viewed on tape
screaming and foaming at NYPD officers who were remarkably
restrained durring his temper tantrums. The media portrayal of
the event could not be further from the truth. This was the case
of a publicity seeking imbecile abusing his former status as a
member of the military to aid and abet Communists and Anarchists
seeking to provoke the NYPD and ordinary NYC resdents into
violent counter reactions to their provokations. The script is
familiar and really fools nobody who is familiar with the thugs,
losers and morons of OWS. A police officer is provoked by
lawless behavior and the cameras film screeching protesters
screaming about police brutality. D |
1.934547 | 0.279752 | 44 | Tue, 21 Jan 1997 09:18:17 -0500 "Wycliffe only did for England
what Matthew and Mark did for the Roman world. Christianity from
its beginning spoke the tongue of the peasant" (Glassman,
Eugene. The Translation Debate: What Makes a Bible Translation
Good? Downer Grove: IVP, 1981. The two basic approaches, formal
correspondance or dynamic equivalence leads to four types of
translations: 1. highly literal 2. modified literal (KJV, NKJV,
NASB etc) 3. idiomatic (NEB, NIV, TEV, NLT etc. 4. unduly free
(LB and other paraphrases). Acceptable types are 2 and 3 for
me. If I'm reading historical narrative, I like the idiomatic
type. If I'm studying logical discourse, I like modified literal
type. The important thing is to read the Bible. Whichever type
translation works for you, use it. Fred Haltom |
-0.147083 | 9.278572 | 16 | Subject: An idea on font management To: None <> From: Masao
Uebayashi <> List: tech-pkg Date: 03/01/2002 01:34:35 I have an
idea that how we can manage fonts. This idea is not yet
complete, but not so bad to be shared with you, I think. own
domains as symbolic links. There need some casts. They can
look like fonts-common - the main font manager fonts-x
- X font manager intlfonts - intlfonts The main font
package, `fonts-common', owns the main font directory and
provides the Pkgsrc font user interface (pkgfontscfg???), with
which users can view what fonts are available on the system.
`fonts-x' is kind of a driver of configuration scripts. Or
simply a wrapper of mkfontdir and/or mkttfdir in the case of X.
`intlfonts' has real fonts, and `intlfonts-x' is a set of
symlinks from the real fonts to X font directories. When
`intlfonts-x' is installed, it doesn't do configuration, but
kicks the `fonts-x' Font file naming for real fonts doesn't
matter because fonts looked at by programs are sy |
0.857901 | 10.091524 | -1 | Take the tour × I want to test for example int orderId =
myRepository.SubmitOrder(orderA); orderB =
myRepository.GetOrder(orderId); Assert.AreEqual(orderA,
orderB); // fail Obviously I need a value comparison here, but
I don't want to have to provide an overridden Equals
implementation for all of my classes purely for the sake of
testing (it wouldn't be of any use in the rest of the app). Is
there a provided generic method that just checks every field
using reflection? Or if not, it is possible to write my own?
EDIT: As it seems people are kind of missing the point. I don't
want to have to write my own comparison logic. That would
require hundreds of lines of extra code. I'm looking for
something like a generic bool ContainSameValues<T>(T t1, T t2)
method which recursively uses reflection to pull out all the
values in T. FURTHER EDIT: Since it doesn't appear there is any
built in support for doing something like this, you can see my
(failed) attempt at writing my own here share|improve this
questio |
-4.145707 | 1.444071 | 21 | Here’s what’s next Swedish furniture giant IKEA says it pulled
nearly 18,000 prepackaged elk meat lasagnas from its European
stores because they were contaminated with pork meat. Belgian
officials discovered in late March that elk meat produced by
Swedish food manufacturer Familjen Dafgard contained just over 1
percent pork, The Local.se reported Saturday. Familjen Dafgard
supplies IKEA with elk meat for its lasagnas. At that time,
IKEA held more than 11,000 tons of lasagna at its central
warehouse. The company pulled 17,600 packages of lasagna from
its stores throughout Europe without telling customers why, the
Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet reported… Familjen Dafgard
said the contamination was due to its facilities not being
properly cleaned between the handling of different kinds of
meats, the BBC said. I guess that’s supposed to be a “good”
reason. “Together with our supplier, we have implemented
improvements to ensure that our products should not contain any
other ingredients than those declar |
-1.799701 | 8.948751 | 59 | PokeBase Battle Subway Meta-PokeBase Q&A Professionals getting
more votes! 12 votes Sometimes I see that some of the Experts
and Moderators get more votes than anyone else. Please tell me
if it is just me. But I know this Q will be hidden Sigh. Here`s
an example. asked Dec 18, 2012 by Infiniti edited Mar 17 by
Infiniti Why are you bringing this back up? Honestly the only
reason you would post it in the first place is because your
point hungry because it honestly doesn't matter when the higher
users get points. This was finished months ago and the example
you gave was from 2010? Everybody had the ability to vote lol.
Look at DarthDestiny on some of his answers he would be getting
11 votes for like a one word answer. the higher users get more
votes because people like you give them votes... This is done
already But I don`t care about points. It`s just that they get
more votes than other people. And that`s just not fair. Other
people might be annoyed,case closed. If you don't care about
points then why the |
-2.283533 | 1.886072 | 26 | Attn: All Ontario, Canada Dog Owners James Bond, NPC ADOPTED!!!
I'm a Lover, Not- A Fighter! Barked: Mon Sep 24, '07 8:35am PST
September 20, 2007 A Message For All Ontario Dog Owners By Lori
Gray Please remember to VOTE on Oct 10th. Thank Dalton
McGuinty for stripping rights from Ontario dog owners! Thanks
for targeting the responsible owners in your lame attempt to
protect the public from dangerous dogs! What this (previous)
story illustrates is that the message from above is that it's OK
to persecute people based on a subjective belief and that if
they are perceived as easy targets, all the better. I hope
Dalton McGuinty realizes dog owners in Ontario have a strong
message for him and his Liberal caucus on Oct 10th. We are
sending a message they cannot ignore. Say NO to the Liberals on
Oct 10th! If you are an Ontario dog owner and your pet could be
even remotely construed to be a 'pit bull' as described in the
Ontario Liberals' pet piece of discriminatory legislation.
Until the Ontario law is over |
-1.096642 | 8.321206 | -1 | Gem Version Build Status Coverage Status Dependency Status Code
Climate The Geokit gem provides: • Distance calculations
between two points on the earth. Calculate the distance in
miles, kilometers, meters, or nautical miles, with all the
trigonometry abstracted away by Geokit. • Geocoding from
multiple providers. It supports Google, Yahoo,, and geocoders,
and others. It provides a uniform response structure from all of
them. It also provides a fail-over mechanism, in case your input
fails to geocode in one service. • Rectangular bounds
calculations: is a point within a given rectangular bounds? •
Heading and midpoint calculations Combine this gem with the
geokit-rails to get location-based finders for your Rails app.
• If you need help, use Stack Overflow. (Tag 'geokit' and we'll
be alerted) • If you found a bug, use GitHub issues. • If
you have an idea, use GitHub issues. • If you'd like to ask a
general question, use GitHub issues. • If you want to
contribute, submit a pull request. |
1.204309 | 2.456851 | -1 | From: Erik Naggum <> Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2002 01:53:11 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.lang.lisp Message-ID: <> * Erann Gat | whether
using symbols instead of keywords is a good idea or not, but you
| refuse to do that too. SO JUST DO IT! What is hell _wrong_
with you, man? You cannot even do what you "would much
prefer" if somebody else manages to derail you, and more than
that: you seem to seek _excuses_ to get derailed to begin with.
But the _reason_ you do not do this is that you are lying about
what you would much prefer. You say that only to blame me for
your own problems. I do not wish to engage you in debate,
Erann Gat, because you are clearly clinically insane. I only
want you to stop obsessing about me, which includes, but is
not limited to, your talking about me, attacking me,
harrassing me, and making me and my person more important than
anything you could possibly have done in a public forum by
virtue of switching to discuss me at every goddamn
opportunity.. That you cease and |
0.972793 | 2.244372 | 40 | December 11, 2013 Change Without Judgment — Beware: Reasons
Always Win (Part 4) This is Part 4 of a series called “Change
Without Judgment.” If you have not read Part 1, Part 2, or Part
3, go back and read them now. We’ll wait, and you’ll be glad you
did. Suppose we get past all those judgments and accusations
and start moving toward the change we want. Does that mean we’ve
put the negativity behind us for good? Unfortunately, no. In
fact, be warned: the longer we keep moving forward, the more
we’ll hear those judgments again and again. At first, they’re
bombastic and in your face. Over time, they get sneakier,
camouflaging themselves as just plain reasonable and prudent
common sense. Maybe you’ve heard some of those already: “Hasn’t
this gone on long enough?” “Isn’t it about time you gave up this
nonsense and got a real job?” “Haven’t you made your spouse/
family/ friends suffer enough?” Talk about a guilt trip. I do
an exercise in my workshops where I ask people to list all the
reasons why they can’t h |
0.711957 | 4.834486 | -1 | Lego Carrier Carrier 700x411 Lego Carrier Please like MCS on
Facebook Leave a comment ? 7 Responses to Lego Carrier 1.
Or… you could have got laid 2. Faggot, that’s why GI JOE made
the U.S.S. Flagg. 3. …and then the big wave came and all the
nifty LEGO planes and personnel were washed off deck. >_< 4.
I’ll pay good money for a video of this thing floating in the
middle of a lake while being buzzed w/ RC helicopters & planes,
or shot at with fireworks ’til it sinks. 5. i would fucking
loveeeeeeeeeee to blow that thing up. |
3.564908 | -4.33854 | -1 | Quick links: Latest Team Rankings Free Text Alerts Member
Services ShopMobileRadio RSSRivals.com Yahoo! Sports September
26, 2012 Wake Forest (3-1, 1-1 ACC) enters Saturday's bout
against Duke with more than a conference contest on the line,
but a 12-game winning streak versus the in-state rival. The
Demon Deacons got a much-needed win under their belts Saturday,
Sept. 22 with a 49-37 decision against Army (0-3). Jim Grobe
and select players discussed this week's challenges the Blue
Devils bring and more. Wake Forest head coach Jim Grobe You're
defense will have a totally different look this week won't it?
"Yeah, Coach [David] Cutcliffe and his offense are always tough
to handle. They score lots of points and lots of yards, but just
spending the whole week trying to stop the running game and then
turn right around and go back to a really solid passing-attack."
"And I thought their running game was impressive against Memphis
Saturday. They got that going a little better, so they'll be a
challenge." |
-1.302115 | 5.5811 | -1 | Software Engineering: Function Point Analysis: Effort Estimation
Intro Counting Data FPs Transactional FPs Estimation After you
have a function point count, Rapid Development has the necessary
formulas to compute the total effort in man-months, the optimal
schedule time in months, and the number of lines of code (LOC).
The following abbreviations are used here: Choose type of
project and team capabilities. Jones's first-order estimation
gives an estimate for optimal schedule months from the function
point count. First you must choose the appropriate exponent, j,
to use by identifying the type of system and the general
capability of the development team. Exponents for Jones's
first-order estimate Kind of softwareBest in classAverageWorst
in class Systems 0.430.450.48 Business 0.410.430.46 Calculate
schedule months from function points Jones's first order
estimate formula uses the exponent, j, from the above table to
compute schedule months, s, from function points, f. Schedule
months do not include the |
3.640278 | 5.17186 | -1 | Star Trek Online Star Trek Online ( - Tribble - General
Discussion and Feedback ( - - Why This Testing Isn't Working
( thlaylierah 11-02-2012 10:23 PM Why This Testing Isn't
Working There are NO people in any of the Space STF ques. Thus
no way of making Omega Marks. Thus my disappointment. Make
marks available for non qued missions. tom61sto 11-02-2012
10:51 PM There's no display of numbers of the people in the
queues, but there are people here and there in the queues.
Infected Space usually has a decent turn out during prime time,
try joining it. The new Into the Hive Space one also has people
going for it usually (being the new STF today). thlaylierah
11-02-2012 10:53 PM I qued for all 3 "old" STF Space missions
and finally got into a pretty good group for Infected and we got
the optional! That said, I hope the wait isn't always that
long. Now I don't understand the Upgrade job asking me for 5 of
the Borg Neural things in exchange for rep? tom61sto 11-02-2012
11:22 PM For this time of da |
-1.146214 | 0.048873 | 48 | Announcements > Weekend DEJs posted Oct 21, 2014, 5:33 AM
by Marc Williams [ updated Oct 21, 2014, 5:37 AM ] “Get a
Knife, Get a Dog, But Get Rid of Guns” p. 198 (24 points) 1.
Describe the three most intriguing arguments made. How does
Ivins support those arguments? (6 points) 2. Identify the use of
appeals in the argument? How do they increase the effectiveness
of the argument? What other techniques could the author employ
to increase the effectiveness of her argument? 3. Examine the
analogy between guns and cars. How does it hold up? Where does
it break down? 4. Identify Ivins’s thesis. Choose to defend or
challenge this argument. What support would you use in your
argument? “The Case for Torture” p. 400 5. What is Levin’s
thesis? How does he support this notion? 6. Discuss the idea of
torture as punishment as it pertains to Levin’s argument. 7.
Discuss torture to save lives as it pertains to Levin’s
argument. 8. Choose to defend or challenge Levin’s argument.
Use three current events to suppor |
-5.168015 | 1.377848 | 33 | Executive chef Alex Stanislaw simmers lehua honey with guava
concentrate for a few minutes and then cools it and pours it
into a squirt bottle. He wraps scallops in half a slice of par-
baked bacon and puts two of them on skewers. He squirts them
with the honey glaze and bakes them on a sheet pan.He drizzles
plates with teriyaki sauce and makes designs with the guava-
honey mixture. He also drizzles the plate with chive oil and
sprinkles it with chile powder. He puts three skewers on each
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3.578337 | 3.378633 | -1 | Feb 2, 2006 Disneyland "Art of Animation" poster Here's a copy
of the Disneyland poster for the brief "Art of Animation"
display that was stationed in--of all places--Tomorrowland from
1960-1966. One of the lesser designs for these gigantic sheets,
but interesting for its subject. Adjacent to the exhibit were
bins of cels that customers could paw through at will (yes,
that's how it was described to me by someone who was there, and
bought plenty of them)--everything from "Alice In Wonderland" to
"Peter Pan", "Sleeping Beauty", numerous TV programs and shorts,
etc....all for just a few dollars each. I wonder what the
thinking was, doing this attraction in Tomorrowland? Perhaps it
was just a space issue. It'd be nice to see something like this
return, wouldn't it? In more recent times my friends and I
always looked forward to the corner area in Main Street with
small displays of upcoming animation projects(defunct last time
I was there--crowded out by the ubiquitous t shirt displays that
so overran the entir |
-0.5748 | 6.627079 | 60 | Supply Chain Management …..the Netflix way July 13, 2012 by As
a loyal customer of Netflix since 2008, or whenever it became
available to stream on Xbox, I have been completely satisfied
with my subscription…..until…..the whole Qwikster fiasco. As
was probably the case with almost every subscriber at the time
of the price and company changes, I was extremely upset. I was
very happen with the product I was getting and I was extremely
happy with the price I was paying for it. One factor i never
noticed until taking Operations Management was how it directly
influenced Netflix’s business decisions. Please check out this
article by CNET,;morePosts …I know it is kind of lengthy, but
it really gives the inside look into why Netflix’s CEO did what
he did.(regardless of if he was wrong or right) Netflix success
was founded on there efficient structure of Supply Chain
Management. They became the best at delivering movies straight
to the customer. Netflix, with the help from the internet, can
claim that they k |
-0.125673 | 0.942218 | -1 | Student murder - fresh appeal View all 7 updates › "Don't let
the cowards who took my son's life kill again." Samuel Guidera
was stabbed to death in 2011. Credit: Met Police handout
Samuel's parents, Sarah and Chris Guidera, said that his death
had given them a life sentence. They said: "We still feel a
sense of anger and all we can do is continue to cope with each
day as it comes, with the help of medication, family, friends,
whatever it takes. As parents we have seen the devastation and
heartbreak it has caused Sam's brother and sister, other family
members and friends. "It could be somebody reading this who
gets the call about the savage death of a loved one next.....
"Time is not a healer, we will never get back to normal; the
people we were before no longer exist. So please look at your
son, brother, uncle, think how you would miss them and if you
know anything come forward; don't let the cowards who took my
son's life kill again." More top news |
-1.058618 | 7.598904 | -1 | Hacktivist group AntiSec has released what it claims are
1,000,001 Apple Unique Device Identifiers (UDIDs) that were
allegedly obtained from an FBI breach. The anti-security group,
which is loosely associated with Anonymous, claims that this
leak is just a small piece of the original file, which it says
contains 12,367,232 UDIDs, in some cases with associated
personal data. AntiSec released the set of 1,000,001 UDIDs on
Pastebin, a website where Anonymous and AntiSec routinely store
the text announcements of their various conquests. The group
says it has “trimmed out” other personal data, including full
names, cellphone numbers, addresses, and ZIP codes. The
purported purpose of the leak is so that users can look up their
own UDIDs, which are unique identifiers assigned to each and
every iOS device that Apple makes. According to the group, the
list of 12,367,232 UDIDs was obtained from the Dell Vostro
notebook computer of Special Agent Christopher K. Stangl of the
FBI Regional Cyber Action Team and New Yo |
0.913266 | 2.254405 | 40 | Dyscalculia: the social math of multiplicity Throughout history
and across many cultures, there have been various phenomena that
fall under the umbrella of multiplicity: the experience of more
than one self in one body. Modern psychiatry has pathologized
this as Multiple Personality Disorder (now Dissociative Identity
Disorder) but many multiples are now coming forward as healthy,
functional groups of people who don't seek a psychiatrist to
"integrate" them. This is a collection of short essays, poems,
and doodles by our group, trying to explain our experiences and
how other people have treated us when they discover our
multiplicity. Topics include depersonalization, human rights,
gender and sexuality issues, psychiatry, alienation, and
struggling to learn how to co-operate as a collective when
joined at the hip. dyscalculia.pdf1.17 MB Incorrect please
try again Enter the words above: Enter the numbers you hear: |
-1.99329 | 4.192357 | 61 | Saudi, US officials pledge response to tight oil markets Nick
Snow Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON, DC, May 18 -- Saudi
Arabian and US government officials expressed their
determination May 17 to respond to tight oil markets that have
pushed prices above $50/bbl. But they emphasized that their
countries wouldn't be able to solve the problem by themselves.
"Let me assure you that Saudi Arabia is responding to the
challenges we face in today's oil market," said Ali I. al-Naimi,
Saudi minister of petroleum and mineral resources. Efforts
include offering additional crude oil as needed, expanding
production capacity to meet future demand and maintain spare
capacity, building refineries while expanding existing plants
domestically and abroad, upgrading the Saudi tanker fleet, and
investing in new technology, he said. Achieving stable oil
prices and balanced markets requires a global effort, Naimi told
a Washington conference sponsored by Saudi Aramco, Chevron
Corp., and the Center for Strategic and Interna |
3.59349 | 1.958113 | 5 | Digital Spy Search Digital Spy Reality TV News 'Jersey Shore'
recap: 'Where is my boyfriend?' Jersey Shore's latest episode
opens with Snooki about to face the consequences of bashing into
a police car. She's just been ushered into the back of another
police car while the boys whizz through the Italian traffic with
her driving licence. Unfortunately, they don't reach her in
time so it's off to the station for Snooki and passenger Deena
where the boys have to wait two hours to pick them up. The
outcome? A revoked licence but, as Snooki tells us, that is fine
by her because she has no intention of ever tackling Italian
roads again. Jersey Shore S04E07 Snooki can now concentrate
on the impending arrival of boyfriend Jionni, although there is
bad news for JWoww - her boyfriend Roger can't come anymore
because of work commitments. She's understandably devastated so
the girls - minus Snooki - take her out for drinks while the
boys head off on their own BNO. This means Snooki - who wanted
a chill night - i |
-2.006638 | 2.934465 | 54 | DNA Lights In the last ten years, countless personal genomics
companies have popped up. From 23andMe to Family Tree DNA to
Ancestry.com, these services mostly focus on health markers and
genealogy. Undoubtedly, those are excellent uses for genetic
testing but that isn’t the complete story of the human genome.
Inside the cells of every human being lies the key to
understanding our shared history as a species. As it turns out,
we can use our genes to help track every major migration that
humanity has ever experienced. Dr. Spencer Wells and his team
at the Genographic Project are taking it upon themselves to test
hundreds of thousands of people from all over the globe to help
garner a better understanding of human populations and
migrations. Traditional and indigenous populations from all over
the globe have been DNA tested, and currently anyone interested
can buy a personal test for $200. Dr. Wells was kind enough to
sit down for a phone interview this week. I spoke to the world-
renown geneticist and the fac |
2.69934 | 1.450957 | 19 | Chapter 10: Old Stone Caedmon acknowledges Marin's discontent
as she enters the room, but at the discovery of what appears to
be a secret door his focus clearly shifts back to the search.
"Indeed Marin, and here we are. Though I do not see how it is
opened. Perhaps we should check amongst the supplies on the
other walls." Turning to the wall of carefully arrayed barrels
he begins inspecting each one carefully probing with his knife
when necessary. "We should have brought another light, we can't
search each on our own with only one torch" grumbles Marin
looking in what is left of the firewood pile for a branch still
stable enough or enough splinters to make a small bonfire.
"What do you think is on the other side of that door, Caedmon?
If this is the state of what should have been remembered, I
can't imagine how would be what has been forgotten" Up on top
of the wall, Alelip continues his silent vigil, waiting for
Marin and Cademon to return, while keeping an Dice Roll: d20
Results: 1 (Total = 4) eye on |
2.913238 | 1.867588 | 19 | Film: Short Films Production: 'Deadline' (See all 5 roles)
Holly Warner (Supporting) This listing has expired. Search for
similar casting calls Production Details Female, ages
30-45, Caucasian Role Description Holly Warner: (Supporting)
the wife of Ted Warner, host of "The Final Word" (think "The
O'Reilly Factor), it is a May-December romance, mother to their
son Brandon, while Ted likes to preach family values and brags
about being home with the family, the fact is he is rarely
around and it's Holly who does everything, not unlike the long-
suffering wife of a politician who must always be supportive and
provide a shoulder to cry on, but who must remain behind the
scenes for the most part, has dealt with her fair share of
problems in the marriage (infidelity for sure), but her
traditional and strict Catholic upbringing has played a major
role in her willingness to stay and try to work things out.
Holly Sides Ugh, we had quite the adventure today. The lugs on
the back tire nearly fell off as we |
3.831676 | 2.989385 | -1 | Mechanic Infantry Overview Our Rating User Rating ( 0 Ratings
) Game Information Mechanic Infantry Review Aug 31, 2011
Some people say that watching TV is bad for you. That's all well
and good, but why does no one ever consider what's bad for the
TV? Won't someone please think of the television set? In the
world of Mechanic Infantry, TV is being wiped out, and you're
tasked with pelting around, dodging nasty robots and saving your
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-0.775201 | 2.931542 | -1 | In SE ks the hedge hog saw his shadow, so more bad weather, but
this year s much like last winter. Rather mild. Only one 2 inch
snow and little other moisture. So the six weeks of similar
weather won't be bad. But it is the first of Feb still and
there is lots of winter left. There are 10 kinds of people.
Those that understand binary and those that don't. |
0.095532 | 7.384243 | -1 | Accelerometer Toy Accelerometer Toy Along with the Readings
page you have the Bounce page. As with the Readings page, the
Bounce page is a simple demonstration on the accelerometer where
a green ball moves about the screen as you tilt and move your
Windows Phone. As with the Readings page, if you want to stop
the ball from bouncing about you can hit the stop button.
There's not much to this page but many will find themselves
bouncing the ball about for minutes on end. Accelerometer Toy
isn't going to appeal to everyone but it's a simple, clean
looking app that demonstrates your Windows Phone accelerometer
nicely. It would be nice to change the color of the ball or
maybe add multiple balls to bounce about though. Accelerometer
Toy is a free app for your Windows Phone 8 device and you can
snatch it up here at the Windows Phone Store. QR: Accelerometer
Toy |
1.544342 | 2.343081 | 62 | Phrase Structure Grammar A grammar describes the structure of
the sentences of a language in terms of components, or phrases.
The mathematical description of phrase structure grammars is due
to Chomsky.[See, for example, Aho, A. V. and Ullman, J. D., The
Theory of Parsing, Translation, and Compiling, Prentice-Hall,
1972; Hopcroft, J. E. and Ullman, J. D., Formal Languages and
their Relation to Automata, Addison-Wesley, 1969.] Formally, a
Grammar is a four-tuple G = (T, N, S, P) where: Contents
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0.851478 | 3.967325 | 29 | Take the tour × I know there is no single correct answer to my
question, so I would be grateful if mods could turn my question
into community wiki. I’m looking for a book about information
architecture in everyday life outside Internet. The books I’ve
read so far focus on architecturing information on the Internet.
However, I can see lots of things that are informing us in a
misleading way on the streets, public transport, etc. Just two
cases I recall: • When I go by bus to the city centre, an
information board shows the current date, and names celebrated
this day. There is no information about the next stop that I
look for but every three minutes all stops names are displayed
in a small font sliding quickly. Fortunately, there are also
trams in my city that provide information about next stop (and
stops after it) in a clear way. So it is matter of usable design
• When I was looking for a doctor in a backyard of one’s house,
there was a set of arrows and labels on house informing both
about doctor’s of |
1.486659 | 9.361413 | -1 | Take the 2-minute tour × I was wondering if there is a way to
convert a number like 100u 10km 300nm and so on
so that they are interpreted as: 100*10^-6 10*10^3
300*10^-6 I need to compare this numbers (100u 10km etc). For
example if I want to compare 100u to 10u that's ok I just do the
following, which is not correct but does the job: $distance =~
s/(.*)u/$1/; if ($distance >= $desired_distance) { printf
$distance; where (.*) u is the number eg 100u. So i just remove
the "u" and then compare it with a number. But what about if I
have the number and I want to compare it with The above
thing wouldn't help. share|improve this question add comment 3
Answers up vote 7 down vote accepted If there’s no CPAN module
for that you can always roll your own: my %units = ( m =>
1, km => 1000, mm => 0.001, for my $num (qw(10 10km
10mm)) { $num =~ /(\d+)(\w+)?/; my $value = $1; my
$unit = $2 || 'm'; print "$num = ", $value*$units{$unit}, "
m\n"; |
3.657566 | 2.428993 | 5 | Powered by British interior designer Kelly Hoppen takes on TV
The famous interior designer who has overhauled the Beckhams'
home hits the small screen British interior designer Kelly
Hoppen takes on TV Kelly Hoppen's soft and textural rooms
sparkle against a neutral colour palette. Photograph by: Mel
Yates , National Post She is designing the Kensington Palace
apartment for William and Kate. She has designed homes for many
celebrities including the Beckhams, and spearheaded the seminal
"east meets west" design style. Here, she reveals the next step
in her journey. Everyone has their personal bucket list, a
mental file of things they'd like to do before it's too late.
For me, it was television. I'd been asked many times to do a TV
show, but I wanted to do it when I could have real input and
make it properly. I'm pleased to say Superior Interiors will be
shown in the United Kingdom next year (and may follow soon after
in Canada). It's a little nerve-racking, to be honest. There
are already quality TV s |
3.451796 | -4.330435 | -1 | One of the most stressful jobs in the NFL is the salary cap
manager. He or she doesn’t get an untethered vacation, they are
consistently clawed at by players and agents for more of the
salary pie, and have to please a GM, a head coach and of course,
their owner(s). In doing so, they are constantly negotiating
year round to keep, acquire and cut salaries of players. When
you do business long enough in the NFL, you get a good idea of
how these cap managers operate. Including their strengths, their
weaknesses and their tactics. Conversely, they also get a feel
for the style and strategy of the multiple agents that they must
deal with. The used car salesman can't always get the deal
done. The Car Salesman: This cap manager has little authority
to do a deal. He/she has to run back to the GM, or the HC or the
owner on every move he/she makes. Just like a car salesman when
he says they have to talk to the manager to authorize a deal.
Ultimately, they are a mouthpiece in which a higher authority
hides behind. The |
2.969656 | 1.866249 | 19 | Authoress: Michelle C. Date: October 5, 2002 Series: Yu-Yu
Hakusho Disclaimers: Love the bishonen-red-head Kurama, but…
sadly, I don't own him *sobs* I don't own any of the characters
here (at least, I haven't developed one for the story yet.) The
Ordeal Chapter 1 "Kuraaaamaaa…Kurrraaaamaaa…" said
soft sing-song voice. " Kurama. Follow me, Kurama. Don't be
frightened. Come," the voice said… "Kurama?
Kurama! Please wake up!" cried a very shaken Botan. "Kurama!
What's wrong with you?" she asked while shaking the still body
of Kurama. "Yuusuke! Kuwabara! Help me!" Yuusuke
and Kuwabara rushed to Botan's side. "Botan, hey, what's wrong?"
asked Yuusuke. "I-I don't know!" said the panic-
stricken Botan. "One minute, Kurama and I were talking and the
next minute, he collapsed." She turned her worried, tear-
streaked face back to the unconscious red-head. Oh Kurama…
Please be ok… she thought. Kuwabara, who was silent
throughout everything so far, gen |
-2.393679 | -0.289463 | 36 | Defense secretary wants spending cuts... Really - Tina Dupuy
You know what we value most as a nation by what we are not
allowed to take on without widespread hysteria. The illuminating
metaphor is known as the "third rail" of politics. Lose your
footing and step on something, we as Americans, hold dear and -
ZAP! Our most lethal third rails are cutting Medicare, cutting
Social Security, cutting defense spending, and raising taxes.
So, we can't cut anything and we can't ask citizens to pay for
it. Our third rails have us painted into a mixed-metaphor
corner. This all could be a quaint ideological tug-o-war
between Left and Right: Left wants to spend and tax. Right wants
to cut and cut. If that were actually true, it would be as
simple as choosing your side and making your case. Do you want
to be taxed more or do you want the government to spend less?
What's clouded this question is what the dreaded government
actually is. For example: the slogan often used by right-
wingers, "We are a nation of laws," is si |
-0.699048 | 1.999727 | -1 | • December 9, 2013 College Presidents Are Too Complacent
Michael Morgenstern for The Chronicle Enlarge Image close
5737-yankelovich Michael Morgenstern for The Chronicle This
issue of The Chronicle features two important surveys of higher
education: one with college presidents and one with the public.
These new data give us a chance to take a second look at some of
the trends I discussed in an article for The Chronicle in
November 2005. At that time, those trends appeared to be pushing
higher education into a new era of turmoil, crisis, and
challenge. In sharp contrast to my 2005 article, the tone of
the two new Chronicle surveys suggests to me the opposite of
turmoil and crisis. Though some Americans grumble about not
getting great value for their money, the vast majority are
pretty well satisfied with the performance of higher education.
Most Americans who have been exposed to higher education feel
that their investment has been a sound one. A majority of
college presidents believe that higher educat |
1.817609 | 0.335966 | 44 | 1 Corinthians 6 (The Message) View In My Bible 1 And how dare
you take each other to court! When you think you have been
wronged, does it make any sense to go before a court that knows
nothing of God's ways instead of a family of Christians? 2 The
day is coming when the world is going to stand before a jury
made up of Christians. If someday you are going to rule on the
world's fate, wouldn't it be a good idea to practice on some of
these smaller cases? 3 Why, we're even going to judge angels! So
why not these everyday affairs? 4 As these disagreements and
wrongs surface, why would you ever entrust them to the judgment
of people you don't trust in any other way? 5 I say this as
bluntly as I can to wake you up to the stupidity of what you're
doing. Is it possible that there isn't one levelheaded person
among you who can make fair decisions when disagreements and
disputes come up? I don't believe it. 6 And here you are taking
each other to court before people who don't even believe in God!
How can they render j |
1.017787 | 8.922424 | -1 | Code Location: Ohloh Project Analysis Widelands is an open
source (GPLed), realtime-strategy game, using SDL and other free
librarys, which is still under development. Widelands is
inspired by Settlers II™ (© Bluebyte) and is partly similiar to
it, so if you know it, you perhaps will have a thought, what
Widelands is all about. File Name LOCs Language --- --- |
3.056222 | 2.033807 | -1 | Book Talk: Turow's 'Identical' gives modern twist to Greek myth
NEW YORK Thu Dec 12, 2013 4:07am EST Related Topics NEW YORK
(Reuters) - Best-selling author Scott Turow turned to Greek
mythology for his latest legal thriller, "Identical," which
centers on a contemporary Greek-American family and community
headed by a patriarch named Zeus. The story is loosely based on
the myth of Castor, who is mortal, and his immortal brother
Pollux, the twin sons of the Greek god Zeus. It includes key
elements of Greek tragedy such as love, anger, devotion, deceit
and incest. According to the myth, when Castor was killed his
surviving brother Pollux wanted to share his immortality with
him so they would not be separated. Zeus granted the wish and
the twins were transformed into the constellation Gemini. In
"Identical" one twin, Cass Giannis, is serving a prison sentence
for a murder his brother Paul is sure he didn't commit. When
Paul runs for mayor, the brother of the murder victim embarks on
a television ad campaign |
4.47082 | 2.907212 | 5 | 10 Best Black Filmmakers Friday, January 21 by Twynna Elpmertz
Any real movie junkie will recognize the names of these 10 best
Black filmmakers of all time, and those less familiar with the
folks behind the screen will at least recognize the names of the
films they made. If there is anyone or any movie on this last
that you have not heard of, it is time for a trip to the video
store. These ten people have created some of Hollywood’s most
loved and most respected movies. 1. Spike Lee. In the past 20
years, Spike Lee has made more films than any other director,
black or white, except Woody Allen. Founder of his own
production company called 40 Acres and A Mule, Lee is perhaps
most known for his Oscar-nominated 1989 film, "Do the Right
Thing". 2. Oscar Micheaux. You have probably never heard of
him, but this Black film-making pioneer from Illinois was the
first Black man to make his own films. He made black and white
silent films, including "The Homesteader" and "Body and Soul",
and even started his own p |
0.968195 | 6.265597 | -1 | Speedlite 420EX Speedlite Flash Lineup Item Code: 4590A009
The new Speedlite 420EX is sure to appeal to EOS users
everywhere with its combination of power, features and
affordability. It's fully E-TTL compatible, and reverts to
standard TTL operation when used on older EOS bodies or the T90.
The fully swiveling bounce head zooms automatically over a range
of 24mm-105mm. Most impressively, its Wireless E-TTL
compatibility permits it to function as a "slave" unit,
triggered by a 550EX; ST-E2, or MR-14EX. Any number of 420EX and
550EX Speedlites can be combined as "slave" units. |
-0.876458 | 3.739537 | -1 | Maryland Department of Natural Resources Seismic Network
Components The seismic network consists of a remote sensing
station, equipment to transmit and receive data, a computer to
log and display the data and an Internet connection to
distribute the data. Signals from the seismometer are sent via a
transmitter at Soldiers Delight to a receiver on the roof of the
MGS building. From the rooftop receiver, the data signal is sent
to a dedicated computer for processing, display and storage. The
data is then made available on the Internet from our World Wide
Web site. Seismic network data path Data Collection and
Processing The Maryland Seismic Network uses a variety of
software to collect, analyze and display data. Some of this
software was developed by MGS, and some came from other
sources. Earth movements are detected by the seismometer and
converted to a digital signal by the instrument's internal
digitizer. The digitizer also compresses the data before it is
transmitted to the Survey laboratories. The |
-0.917194 | -1.022577 | -1 | A Guide to the Patriot Act, Part 2 The law, lawyers, and the
court. Sept. 9 2003 6:30 PM A Guide to the Patriot Act, Part 2
Should you be scared of the Patriot Act? This is the second of
a 4-part series about what's really in the USA Patriot Act.
(Read Part 1 here.) Section 218 aka "FISA: It's everywhere you
don't want to be" Section 218 amends the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act, a "bargain" struck in 1978 wherein the usual
requirements for a police search—probable cause to believe a
criminal act had occurred and a warrant—would be unnecessary in
a teeny, tiny number of cases. That teeny, tiny number of cases
just expanded dramatically. What it does: Secret searches can
now be authorized by a secret court without public knowledge or
Department of Justice accountability, so long as the government
can allege there is any foreign intelligence basis for the
search. The law before and how it changed: In 1978 the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act created an exception to the
Fourth Amendment's " |
-2.04763 | -0.625753 | 10 | Ryan’s Hope: Don’t Cut Military Spending So Deeply • Share
• Read Later Shannon Stapleton / REUTERS Sort:
Newest | Oldest Kevin Brent Kevin Brent The author needs to
just say no to crack. This is not Nazi Germany and the Founding
Fathers had a reason for not making it a requirement to have
been in the military to be President or Vice President. Get your
fascism in check Thompson. Jim O'Neill Jim O'Neill Under
Clinton, the federal government had a surplus and had begun to
pay down the national debt. It accomplished that with most of
the social programs we have today. The Bush jr tax cuts did
away with the surplus and then two wars, one optional, created
huge deficits. Then the Great Recession dug us deeper into debt
because during recessions, government spending goes up and
revenues go down. So we are up to our eye balls in debt. I
agree with Republcans that spending needs to be cut but I also
think that revenue needs to be increased. When you need more
revenue, you have to go where t |
-0.165616 | 0.531059 | 6 | Thursday 19 December 2013 Oxford University lecturer held
over death of a science professor Oxford University Professor
Steve Rawlings has been found dead at the home of a fellow
academic Dr Devinder Sivia, who claimed that the victim had
attacked him after they spent an evening out together. Prof
Steve Rawlings (left) was found in the Oxfordshire home of Dr
Devinder Sivia (right) The body of Prof Steve Rawlings, 50, a
married astrophysicist, was found at the Oxfordshire home of Dr
Devinder Sivia, 49, a mathematics lecturer, late on Wednesday
night. Police believe that the pair, said by neighbours to be
"the best of friends", had an argument after returning to Dr
Sivia's house following a meal at local pub. Prof Rawlings and
Dr Sivia, who lectures at Tony Blair's alma mater St John's
College, had been friends for many years. They co-wrote a book
called Foundations of Science Mathematics, which was published
in 1999. Dr Sivia was arrested at his bungalow in Southmoor and
on Thursday night was being q |
-1.76079 | 2.49168 | 54 | 15:08, UK, Tuesday 22 September 2009 Tv expert says let the
panda die out Giant pandas cost too much to protect and should
be allowed to become extinct, television presenter Chris Packham
has declared. The wildlife expert thinks the millions of pounds
spent on trying to save the species could be better spent on
other environmental projects. In an interview with Radio Times,
he argues the money should be invested in the conservation of
environments with a diverse range of flora and fauna, such as
rainforests. "It's time to give up on the cute and cuddly
because we just can't afford it and we need to think of a much
bigger picture," he says on his website. It is estimated that
there are only around 1,600 of the black and white bears left in
China, with nearly 200 more being bred in captivity. The
animals have become critically endangered as a result of their
natural habitat being destroyed and also their reluctance to
breed in the wild. Mr Packham says ongoing breeding programmes
are pointless if there |
-1.616558 | -1.173218 | 63 | Andrea Mitchell Sings A Song About How Her Husband Broke the
CountryS DC's annual "Gridiron Club Dinner" is pretty much just
like the White House Correspondents Assocation Dinner, except
it's White Tie. Barack Obama skipped it, god bless him. It is
maybe the best move he's made as president. Obama is now the
first president since Grover Cleveland to skip a Gridiron dinner
in his first year in office (and he's the first black president
ever to skip it!), because he wanted to spend the weekend with
his family, not at a too-cozy tone-deaf mutual jackoff session
hosted by the press featuring "entertainment" by elected
officials and the US Marine Band. So, yeah, Joe Biden did his
thing, with the stupid jokes, and some other people told some
more stupid jokes, etc. And hey, who'll step up to the plate to
accept the annual "Bob Novak award for exemplifying everything
broken and gross about Washington and the press"? How about
NBC's own Mrs. Greenspan? Here's NBC's Andrea Mitchell in a
bear costume introducing a |
-3.49694 | 2.517854 | -1 | Should the fact that individuals have HIV/AIDS be made public?
Research this topic: United States • I believe the fact that
someone has HIV/AIDS should be made public because that would
help prevent the spread of the disease. I believe the fact
that an individual has HIV/AIDS should be made public because it
is a communicable disease that is fairly easily spread. If
others knew that someone had this disease then they would have a
lesser chance of getting it and spreading it, due to the fact
they knew about it. The only problem I foresee is who and how
people access this information. It could be a slippery slope to
other diseases, and the information could be used in the wrong
way. Posted by: MycCra2ii • Protect the innocent. I
believe anyone who is HIV positive should have a tattoo visible
only to potential sex partners. It should be a standard and put
in the same place on the body on all infected people. This way a
potential sexual partner can check that spot for the tattoo. I
would be wo |
1.688948 | 6.763131 | -1 | Take the tour × What is each mathematical step (in detail) that
one would take to get from: $E^2 - p^2c^2 = m^2c^4$ $E =
\gamma mc^2$, where $\gamma$ is the relativistic dilation
factor. This is for an object in motion. NOTE: in the answer,
I would like full explanation. E.g. when explaining how to
derive $x$ from $\frac{x+2}{2}=4$, rather than giving an answer
of "$\frac{x+2}{2}=4$, $x+2 = 8$, $x = 6$" give one where you
describe each step, like "times 2 both sides, -2 both sides" but
of course still with the numbers on display. (You'd be surprised
at how people would assume not to describe in this detail).
share|improve this question I've changed $m$ to $m_0$ to make it
clear it's the rest mass. If you didn't mean this please revert
my edit. – John Rennie May 18 '12 at 15:46 I forgot about that,
thanks – Olly Price May 18 '12 at 15:48 Oh wait, I think this
is for when it's moving, because this equation $E=\gamma mc^2$
goes to show how if an object reached the speed of light it
would have used infi |
-0.839718 | 8.153882 | -1 | Technology, Tips, tricks and how-tos. From Thursday, 8
September 2011 Antivirus Software - Should I have it and if so
which one should I have? You need some sort of antivirus
software if your computer is connected to the internet (or even
if it’s not, although problems are less likely). This is a big
topic but I’ll try to be as brief as possible. Firstly we need
to understand the difference between the terms malware, virus,
worm, adware, Trojan (horse), and spyware. · Malware -
Short for malicious software - This is the general term covering
virus, spyware, worm and all of the others. · Virus - A
small program designed to change the way a computer operates
without the permission of the owner/user. Viruses run by
themselves and can cause a variety of things to happen and are
designed to replicate and spread from one computer system to
another. Some viruses are designed to cause as much damage as
possible, e.g. deleting the entire contents of the hard drive
or changing the contents of your files. O |
1.494546 | 1.818696 | -1 | Experience Project iOS Android Apps | Download EP for your
Mobile Device Disjointed Events I was going out somewhere and
it was night time and I had on a weird arrangement or sequence
of garments I went back into the house to change and something
shocked me there were bats flying all around inside everything
seemed dark and out of order I think I had to go to the doctor
in the middle of the night and left with a few people we ended
up at some function on an island where a hut was then I seen
some people they were hanging around royalty or officials and
people were getting up close the officials were sitting on
these out door chairs in a square shape and near a water bank
and I remember seeing the sun peaking through then very bright
it was some public thing and something happened like a death or
disaster somehow I felt like I was turning into someone else
and suddenly zipped in time to another place completely
different I looked away... and put my heads over my face in
horror to a old photo o |
-0.971786 | 7.773715 | -1 | View Full Version : Blank logs 09-29-2011, 10:13 PM Just got a
log, kind of, from a cacher that registered today. It was blank.
I usually don't care much about logs, but I did not think blank
was possible. With the extremely limited info provided in their
profile and the strange arrangement of the finds today, I'm
suspicious. 09-30-2011, 05:05 AM Looks like a case of someone
new who just doesn't know.:confused: Everything doesn't have to
be an ulterior motive you know.:p They did the same on another
cache and the third log was just a short statement that a
trackable was missing. 09-30-2011, 06:11 AM My guess these are
from people logging via phone - the default log used to say
something like "Logged from my android phone", but I am guessing
they found a way or the app has been re-written to strip that
out now. That's progress! I know if I had to write my logs with
my phone, they'd be shorter or empty too. Used to be when
logging through a web page, there had to be something for text
in there, not sure i |
-4.925867 | 1.310857 | -1 | HOME > Chowhound > General Topics > Favorite Asian Sauce
Disappearance & Strange Grocery Mystery My favorite asian
sauce/condiment has disappeared from my local asian market (Tan
Tin Hung Supermarket 121 Bowery, NYC). They stopped stocking it,
and when ever I ask about it they look at me like I'm crazy and
have no clue what I'm talking about, maybe because I don't know
the name/company info of the sauce. Anyway, it was always
stocked next to the Huy Fong products because the packaging was
identical (see photo) except the color of the sauce was a dark
dark brown with a drawing of a horse or maybe a unicorn instead
of a chicken. Anybody know the name of the sauce? I would like
to order it online or buy here in NYC. 1. Click to Upload a
photo (10 MB limit) 1. Sriracha! My dh puts that on
everything. That's odd they stopped stocking it. Our Asian
section at Kroger carries it. Good luck! 1 Reply 1. re:
UTgal The picture the OP supplied is just for reference.
The OP states "except the colo |
3.732218 | 4.934483 | 2 | Take the 2-minute tour × I occasionally have Endermen teleport
into my mines, creating the possibility that they may move a
block of dirt or gravel and inadvertently open up holes for
monsters to spill through, ruining the relative safety of my dig
sites. As such, I have taken to sealing my mine walls by
removing dirt and gravel and replacing it with spare
cobblestone. Unfortunately, I happened to notice an Enderman in
what I thought was a dirt-and-gravel-free mine branch wandering
around with a block of dirt. Either I failed to replace some
dirt (which he subsequently moved) or he picked it up somewhere
else and teleported in with it. Is the second explanation
possible? Can Endermen teleport while carrying a block?
share|improve this question add comment 3 Answers up vote 22
down vote accepted 1. Spawn Endermen enter image
description here 2. Wait for one to pick up a block
enter image description here 3. Hit Enderman 4. Observe
teleportation enter image description here sh |
-0.064367 | 8.019661 | -1 | Windows 8 Consumer Preview available now Microsoft's president
of Windows Steve Sinofsky took to the stage over in Barcelona at
MWC (well, a bus ride from MWC to be more accurate) to
officially launch the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. Describing
the forthcoming OS as "a bold re-imagining of Windows", Sinofsky
said that "the goal with Windows 8 is to deliver PCs without
compromise". He said he wanted "a unified operating experience".
"There's too many hard stops between phones, tablets and PCs -
we want it to be much more harmonious and seamless," he
explained. The Consumer Preview is said by Microsoft to boast
"significant product changes since Windows Developer Preview".
It has more than 100,000 code changes from that version as well.
"It's beautiful, it's modern, it's fast, it's fluid," said the
Windows boss, describing Windows 8 as a "generational change".
Microsoft's Julie Larson-Green gave the assembled tech hacks an
overview of the work-in-progess OS and showed off the Xbox Live
app, which offers t |
1.110565 | 8.379865 | -1 | Automate your color correction with a Perl script Card Trick ©
articular, Fotolia Last month, I wrote about using reference
cards to correct the white balance in digital photos by taking a
test snapshot (see Figure 1) [2]. The black, white, and gray
plastic cards, which are available from any good photography
equipment dealer, should not generate any color values in a
digital image. This provides three calibration points for low,
medium, and high light intensity, which the GIMP photo editing
tool can then reference to correct your snapshots. Perl Magic
How can a simple Perl script find out which pixel values the
three cards create, even though their position in the image is
not known, without using artificial intelligence? If the
photographer manages to spread the cards in the center of the
image as shown in Figure 1, the script can follow an imaginary
horizontal line and identify the cards on the basis of pixel
values along the x axis. The light intensity measured along
this line remains constant for |
-1.926327 | -0.185222 | -1 | Reply to a comment Reply to this comment san_angelo_ex_pat
writes: in response to Barkeep103: ex_pat: Gunnison must have
way more money, probably from the out-of-state vacationers, than
Sangelo does. 11 to 1 and someone thinks a retrial will get a
"guilty"? They will recruit a jury pool from where, Mars? The
money spent already would take care of Sangelo's street budget
for a year. $5,000/hr experts contending over water flow no one
measured? Yes, Shea, the voters there will remember the names.
Maybe when the snowplows run out of gas they will remember why
and vote accordingly. I don't know who did what 5 years ago, I
wasn't there. I do know this is sillier than the Federal
sequester, and that's saying a lot. The editor of the
newspaper in Gunnison would seem to think as we do. I have sent
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0.414939 | 7.929992 | -1 | Take the 2-minute tour × I was surprised to find that I needed
to install software in order to watch my Flip Video files (first
generation device). My initial thought was "what happens if this
company goes out of business? Will I be unable to view my files
20 years from now?" Should I just leave the files as-is, or
should I convert them to something more open? share|improve
this question add comment 3 Answers up vote 4 down vote
accepted You don't need to install the software to access the
videos on a Flip camera. If you look in the /DCIM folder (in the
Mac Finder or Windows Explorer), you can see each of the videos
stored as .MP4 files. You can copy the files as you wish and
play them in any program that plays .MP4 movies. Be careful if
you manually copy the files. The flip software uses the file's
date stamp to determine the date of the movie. If you copy the
movie to another location, the date stamp is updated to the
present time, and there is no permanent record of the time when
the video was origi |
0.71349 | -2.052019 | 96 | Text size this story is by It is indeed true that Israel does
not have, and quite possibly could not have, an "umbrella
definition of a Hebrew nation that, from a political and legal
standpoint, is supposed to embrace us in all our factions and
variations, including religious and ethnic ones, while
separating religion and state," as Doron Rosenblum wrote
(Haaretz, February 3 ). Such lamentations over the lack of
"Israeliness," and therefore, of "normalcy," date back many
years, and represent the feelings of a nontrivial segment of
Israeli society. The longing for a normal life is shared by
most of the public. But in general, the argument made by those
who term themselves "Israelis" is that we have failed to achieve
"normalcy" because we cling to outdated ideologies and beliefs.
In contrast, those the "Israelis" term "the Jews" feel that
"normal" normalcy, at least at the present time, is impossible,
and is also not the top national priority. We are here in order
to live in a Jewish and Zionist state, in whi |