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YouTube was created by PayPal employees as a video-sharing website where users could upload, share and view content.[1] The Internet domain name " www.youtube.com " was activated on Monday, February 14, 2005, at 9:13 p.m.[2]
Founding (2005)
YouTube was founded by Chad Hurley, Steve Chen, and Jawed Karim... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
[Editor's note: Promoted from the FanPost.] -- The Philadelphia Eagles are rumored to have interest in trading for the 23-year-old Brandin Cooks out of New Orleans. Cooks was drafted 20th overall in the 2014 NFL Draft when the Saints traded up past the Eagles to draft him. The Eagles had interest in drafting Cooks that... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
From the instant they get drafted, things change in the life of an NHL prospect. There’s the rush of being drafted, attending their first training camp with the big club and, for a number of them, getting a chance to represent their home countries at the World Junior Championships.
The road to making an NHL roster is ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Hey everyone!
Many of you may recognize me from our online interactions on social media, online discussion forums or subreddits, if you don’t already know me from various shows, studios, or record stores I’ve frequented over the years. Suffice to say, music and audio have been lifelong passions of mine - no exaggerati... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
By Kathy Blackwell | April 1, 2016 | Culture
As commerce becomes increasingly cutthroat and profitability is championed at any cost, is there room in the economic equation for kindness, conscience, and humane values? Many business leaders are putting their hand on their hearts and saying yes...
For decades, the boom ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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Scottish Government private finance schemes to build public projects are secretive, give too much power to companies outwith Scotland and may not deliver value for money, according to an expert critique.
Leading independent economists, Jim and Margaret Cuthbert, are calling for a major review o... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Take a trip back to a memorable timeline in sports entertainment with the most important stories reported as fact in the journalistic world of pro wrestling dirt sheets.
Following the timeline of the last Dirt Sheet History looking back at September 2008, we get a glimpse into the top scoops from October of 2008 as we... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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You hope that when your book is published, it will break out.
It will reach some sort of tipping point, and suddenly you’re selling not piddling hundreds but thousands of copies. Success will breed more success; it will spread. You know that the chances of it happening are slight, and that you’re being naive to ho... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Scores of casualties in Sana’a have been caused by anti-aircraft munitions shot by the Huthi armed group which detonated after landing in populated areas killing and maiming civilians, said Amnesty International.
During a week-long trip to the Yemeni capital, the organization spoke to medical staff at nine hospitals a... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
A Step By Step Ladder Of Escalation
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The legendary and well-proven Dicarlo ladder of escalation.
For those of you unfamiliar with Vin, check out his popular program on how to read a woman’s mind.
The DiCarlo Escalation Ladder is a step-by step formula, followed by a number of laws which govern it’s u... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Chapter 13
This was quite the predicament. Yu was alone and vulnerable. Still, there was no sense worrying about something he could not control. He would just have to find his friends and deal with any hurdles he would have to overcome on the way. He walked for a bit, hoping to find, well, anything. The place was feat... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
I may have gotten carried away here. I started with a few funny facts about presidents, and then added some more, and then added some not-funny facts for context, and by the time I realized what I was doing I’d basically covered American History 101. Oops? So I’m going to divide it into a few parts. See also Part II (L... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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JUAN GONZÁLEZ: The Vatican has reprimanded the largest group of Catholic nuns in the United States, accusing them of promoting “radical feminist themes” and challenging church teachings on homosexuality and male-only priesthood. In a report issued last week... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Shuttleworth: On cadence and collaboration
From: Mark Shuttleworth <mark-AT-ubuntu.com> To: debian-project-AT-lists.debian.org Subject: On cadence and collaboration Date: Wed, 05 Aug 2009 10:21:38 +0100
Hi folks I've stayed quiet in this discussion, though several folks have invoked my name and ascribed motivations t... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Worse, actually. Bear with me while I plow through these two seemingly off-topic abstracts:
Female circumcision and HIV infection in Tanzania: for better or for worse? Stallings R.Y., Karugendo E. Introduction: It has been postulated that female circumcision might increase the risk of HIV infection either directly, th... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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Ed Blackburn retires this year from Central City Concern, one of the city's largest homeless services organizations. He became executive director in 2008, after more than 10 years running parts of the nonprofit's health and addiction services.
In that time, he helped the organization grow from about 80 employees to 80... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
1 of 30 Full Screen Autoplay Close Skip Ad × Women’s World Cup final: U.S. beats Japan, 5-2 View Photos The U.S. wins its record-setting third world title, and first since 1999, thanks to four goals in the game’s first 16 minutes. Carli Lloyd scored three times and was named tournament MVP. Caption The U.S. wins its re... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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Deep Learning for Photo Editing Malte Baumann Blocked Unblock Follow Following Apr 20, 2017 Deep learning, a subfield of machine learning, has become one of the most known areas in the ongoing AI hype. Having led to many important publications and impressive results, it is applied to dozens of different scenarios and h... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
(WARNING: This article presents a significantly simplified taxonomy. Further, there are many meta-ethical views within Christianity; this article is incompatible with some of those views, including Divine Command Theory and moral absolutism.)
Until confronted with moral dilemmas, right decisionmaking — after we untang... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Hiring is Broken… And It Isn’t Worth Fixing
Usually I fly home from client sites late in the day, but the whims of fate had me driving home instead, early (for me, anyway) this morning. The end result was a pocket of uncommon free time this evening, before resuming long days and seemingly non-stop travel on the morrow... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Not to be confused with Qatana or Kitana
Historically, katana (刀 or かたな) were one of the traditionally made Japanese swords (日本刀, nihontō)[2][3] that were used by the samurai of ancient and feudal Japan.[4] The katana is characterized by its distinctive appearance: a curved, single-edged blade with a circular or squar... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
WHAT does it mean to be a woman? What is it that makes you a woman? Are you really born a woman, or do you rather become one, as French writer and feminist Simone de Beauvoir argued? I’ve asked myself these questions many times since speaking to Juno Dawson.
It’s not that often as a grown-up that someone makes you sit... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Other YC startups keep asking us for advice on reaching bloggers, so I figured I'd write down what we do. This isn't the definitive answer by any means, but it's worked reasonably well for us. What follows is basically our step-by-step method:
0) Use Google alerts and twitter search to find the bloggers already talkin... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
When I first started this blogging venture, I left myself an opening for non-sports news and opinion–the sandwich, if you will. It gives me great joy that I have the generational opportunity to write about one of the most important elections in history. So, I want to continue to spread the good news of Sports flim-flam... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Today, Chancellor George Osborne will reveal details of his Autumn Statement. If you count it as a ‘mini-budget’, it will be his third of the year - after his pre-election budget in March and his summer budget in July.
It will be Osborne's first Autumn Statement as the Chancellor of a standalone Tory government, after... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
The State of San Diego Beer
The story of beer in San Diego is much like that of many other cities throughout the United States. A relatively rich and thriving pre-prohibition brewing culture was crushed under the homogenization and commoditization that took place during Prohibition, during the Great Depression, and du... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Editor's Note: To follow ongoing developments in the investigation of the Las Vegas shooting, including changes in the sheriff's timeline of the crime, go to CBSNews.com.
The gunman at the Mandalay Bay hotel in Las Vegas who shot into a crowd of thousands did it from a room on the 32nd floor. He may have killed many m... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
The green fields and high hedgerows in the Wexford countryside around the villages of Castlebridge, Screen and Curracloe must have felt utterly alien to Joseph Maskell.
The green fields and high hedgerows in the Wexford countryside around the villages of Castlebridge, Screen and Curracloe must have felt utterly alien ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Obama's Speech to AFL-CIO
"Hello Cincinnati. Hello Ohio. I can't think of a better place to be on Labor Day than at America's biggest Labor Day picnic-with the workers and families of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO.
First, give a big round of applause to Charlie. Charlie reminds us that in these tough times, America's workin... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Kevin Hogan is a freelance writer from Upstate New York. A former journalist, he is currently writing a book on fringe American presidential candidates.
The cyclists had crossed over the Catskill Mountains and pedaled more than 100 miles across the bucolic landscape when the peloton sprinted to the finish line.
At an... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
A survey of Dartmouth's political landscape
by Amanda Zhou and Alexander Agadjanian | 4/26/17 1:55am
Eleven percent of students said they strongly or somewhat approved of how Trump is handling his job as president, while 85 percent said they strongly or somewhat disapproved. Just under 100 percent of Democrats said t... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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Areas with Naxalite activity in 2007 (left) and in 2013 (right).
A Naxal or Naxalite ()[1] is a member of any political organisation that claims the legacy of the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist), founded in Calcutta in 1969. Communist Part... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Soylent, the yet-to-be-released food substitute, promises to replace meals you're too busy to cook. It attempts to provide all essential nutrients so you only get what your body needs. With an indefinite release, some clever individuals decided to make their own and let others do the same. So can you make a decent food... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
This is a sequel to one of my first lists, 10 Mammals with odd defenses. Most birds can fly, and flying is already a very effective defense against many predators; however, with over 10,000 species of birds known to date, it was to be expected that some of them broke the mold.
Here’s a small selection of birds with un... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
FEATURE INTERVIEW - March 2016
Dr. Ben Carson
FastForward Speaks with Dr. Ben Carson
By Matt Geffen, Student Editor
Dr. Ben Carson speaks with FastForward about his place in politics, his endorsement of Donald Trump, his upcoming book, and the future of America.
Just five months ago, Dr. Benjamin Carson was a lead... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Quick Overview
According to College Atlas, 70 percent of Americans will study at a 4-year college, but less than two-thirds of them will graduate with a degree.
When it comes to freshmen in the U.S., 30 percent of the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed students will drop-out after just one year at campus.
The decision t... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
In Praise of Depression
Not long ago, I had a conversation with a woman fifteen or twenty years older than myself, who told me that she thinks of Prozac as “the penicillin of my generation.” She was interviewing me about my book about growing up on antidepressants, and she didn’t try to hide the fact that she found my... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) have attracted great attention because of their intriguing molecular topologies and potential applications in chemical separation,1 gas storage,2 drug delivery,3 catalysis4 and chemical sensor technology.5 Particularly, MOFs could also be potential energetic materials because of their hi... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Published by Steve Litchfield at 7:17 UTC, December 7th 2015
It's all very well saying that the Lumia 950 and 950 XL camera is the best, across all shots and use cases, that has ever existed in the Windows Phone world , but how does it compare with the best of the competition? The latter is almost unanimously the LG G... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Introduction by Gilad Atzmon
Every so often we come across a secular Jewish ‘anti’ Zionist’ who argues that Zionism is not Judaism and vice versa. Interestingly enough, I have just come across an invaluable text that illuminates this question from a rabbinical perspective. Apparently back in 1942, 757 American Rabbis ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Movie review: Limitless
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Limitless, starring the very Aryan looking Bradley Cooper, is about the discovery of a pill that makes you more intelligent. Of course, such a pill would make you able to do pharmaceutical research and perfect the drug even more, which then makes you smarter, which then makes yo... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
By raypierre , with the gratefully acknowledged assistance of Spencer Weart
In Part I the long struggle to get beyond the fallacious saturation argument was recounted in historical terms. In Part II, I will provide a more detailed analysis for the reader interested in the technical nitty-gritty of how the absorption o... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Just a word before everything: I love ballet.
Seriously. Similar to yuri, if it is ballet then I am already interested in it. I’ve always wanted to do ballet but never manned up and said so as a young boy, nor had the money to engage in the endeavor in the first place (though in my adulthood I’m still considering it).... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Perry Gruber is taking a free-market approach to eliminating the market entirely.
Just as the cassette tape edged out the 8-track in the early 1980s, he said his software-based system for exchanging goods and services, called Copiosis, will eventually send capitalism the way of the VCR. Like any other new technology t... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Dear Mark: Resistant Starch, Zinc Deficiency, and Something New By Mark Sisson
For today’s edition of Dear Mark, we’ve got a three-parter. In the first section, I discuss the extremely hot (and then allowed to cool off) topic of resistant starch, explaining who might benefit from it, who might not, and where you can f... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Every year offers music both good and bad, but some years have a special pull. In My Favorite Music Year, A.V. Club music writers choose the years that speak to them most deeply, however fresh in memory or far in the past.
I have a friend who subscribes to a school of music fandom that strikes me as being fundamentall... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Russell Street Report Filmstudy Ravens v. Saints Offensive Notes
Ravens 23 Saints 14 ~ September 1, 2016
For all but the winners, the best time for a big lottery jackpot is before the drawing when everyone has their chance to imagine how they’ll spend the money.
The 2016 Ravens offer some of that pre-drawing excitem... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
We all know by now that the Texas Longhorns are in a drought of talent and production from its upperclassmen and veterans. And this has motivated head coach Charlie Strong and his staff to play more younger players, which is not a situation coaches usually want to be in. But as Texas continues to search for the right g... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Let's posit something.
Let's assume the UFC decides it has had enough of the performance enhancing drug (PED) issue affecting the sport or, at least, their side of the sport. They want to do something about it and address the matter once and for all. UFC management decides there's no cost too heavy, no regulation too ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
I’ve always believed Lahore is the cultural capital of Pakistan. Famed for its architecture, one of its lesser-known marvels is the Lahore Gymkhana Cricket Ground, the second oldest cricket ground in the South Asian subcontinent.
The cricket ground is nestled in the Bagh-e-Jinnah. Because I live near the garden, it wa... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
By Paul Armentano
[Author's note: This essay originally appeared in article form in the June 2007 issue of Heads Magazine. It has been updated for publication by NORML.]
Few issues concerning cannabis and health evoke more disparate opinions than the question of maternal pot use during pregnancy. It's easy to see why... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Building James Webb: the biggest, boldest, riskiest space telescope
GREENBELT, MARYLAND—For months, inside the towering Building 29 here at Goddard Space Flight Center, the four scientific instruments at the heart of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST, or Webb) have been sealed in what looks like a house-sized press... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
As a television viewer I like to think I'm easy to please. All I need from m'programs are: (1) characters I continue to care about after the credits roll; (2) stories I think about long after they end; and (3) images I've never seen before and may never see again. Oh, and beautiful people. BECAUSE YOLO. (Except, honest... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
An energy revolution is happening atop homes in the United States, with one new rooftop solar system being installed every four minutes in 2013.
Great for the environment. Not so good for the U.S. electric companies that happen to be in solar energy hot spots.
U.S. policymakers encourage and subsidize solar installat... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Dear Mr Lochhead,
Firstly, as members of the science community, we wish to congratulate you on your recent announcement of a GM-free status for Scotland.
You have received a letter from Sense About Science urging you to abandon Scotland's ban on genetically modified (GM) crops and asking for a meeting to persuade you... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Recently Riot released a patch, namely Patch 4.20, that has changed a lot about the game. As expected, it is the pre-season, so there are big changes to come to make the game more diverse. I thought I’d take some time to look at the jungle changes of the new patch since they are the biggest changes overall.
Rift Scutt... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Deloitte's annual publication of the richest sides in football sees a familiar Spanish duo stretch their advantage over England's finest in 2010-11
Matchday revenue, consisting of gate receipts and season tickets
Broadcast revenue, including both international and domestic TV contracts
Commercial revenue, notably fr... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
What is progress? How do you define bodybuilding progress? What types of changes are occurring within the body? Do we define change from oxen to automobile to jet aircraft progress? Can speed and efficiency the criteria of progress? Man’s clothes have changed, his food has changed, his toys have certainly changed! Athl... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Quarterback: B-
Philip Rivers was not great in a game where he needed to be excellent. He completed 19 of his 29 attempts (65.5%) for 241 yards (7.5 YPA) and a TD pass to Danny Woodhead. What surprised me was Rivers not seeing the Broncos using a lot of man-to-man coverage, and changing plays to take advantage of favo... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
B.J. Penn is perhaps one of the greatest mixed martial artists of all time and certainly one of the few men to this day who has proven to be truly dangerous and elite in almost all areas of the fight. Lately though, if it weren't for the constant references to it in the UFC commentary, you would be forgiven for not kno... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
CLOSE The next time University of Cincinnati women's basketball team has a home game it will be in a high school gym. Meanwhile, the UC men's team will play in a college arena nearby. Wochit
Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Jamelle Elliott watches from the sideline in the fourth quarter of the NCAA women's basketball ga... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
By Paul Helinski, Editor
This November 22nd will be 50 years since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The shooting itself has been the subject of movies, documentaries and countless books and articles; the legitimacy of any of them, including the official government explanation, called the Warren Report, ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Members of the UC Berkeley Department of Nuclear Engineering participated in the Reddit.com Science AMA Series, responding to a large number of largely hostile questions. Lots of variations of “Can I still eat fish from the contaminated Pacific”. As typical with these AMA sessions the signal to noise ratio is low due t... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
I’ve self-identified as a feminist since my late teens and have been very vocal about it, sometimes to my own detriment. Not that I’m some sort of knight in shining armor, I’ve made my share of mistakes along the way despite my best intentions and I can’t claim to be motivated entirely by altruism. While I am very much... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic,” go the famous words of Arthur C. Clarke. Often with seemingly-magical technology, a small dose of knowledge is enough to wash away our wide-eyed awe and bring us back to sweet, comfortable cynicism. Yet some ideas don’t lose their lustre so easily;... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
6/16/04, 3:06 PM mrRee: what's up mr joe? mrJoe: hey, not a whole lot... how's it goin mrRee: good ... just got done giving cloey a bath... you know... another exciting day ) mrJoe: off work already? mrRee: no work on weds. got school. mrJoe: i see. mrRee: so how goes work? mrjoe: freaking sucks mrRee: better than the ... | blog | human-written | 1 |
The Filmoria team have put together the ultimate End of Year list. Here's our official Top 10 Films of 2016.
December means only one thing: movie lists. Okay, two things including Christmas…
To keep festive traditions alive, the Filmoria team has burrowed deep into the archives of 2016 to extract the very best films ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
On Feb. 4, Maclean’s is hosting “Health Care in Canada: Poor Health No More,” a town hall discussion at the Winnipeg Art Gallery. The free, two-hour event—focusing on the social conditions that impact the health and longevity of Canada’s Aboriginal people—is held in conjunction with the Canadian Medical Association, an... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
I was at a Free Code Camp meetup in San Francisco a few days ago (for those not familiar, Free Code Camp is a group of people who get together to learn JavaScript and web development), and someone getting ready for frontend dev job interviews asked for JavaScript questions to practice. After a bit of Googling, I couldn... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Can Sanders do it? Or is Clinton truly inevitable?
Math vs. Media: Part One
UPDATE: 5/31 All the material here is covered & more in a newer article with updated math, here.
Bernie Sanders has vowed to fight relentlessly for the 2016 Democratic Party’s nomination up to the convention and, despite the apparent consens... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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It’s been true for a while now, but I’m making it official: Girldrive, as an ongoing presence in the blogosphere, is dead. I will no longer be posting updates, takes on the news, or Your 2 Cents. As much as I have loved maintaining this site for the last four years, I need to concen... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
How to Cure Common Shooting Mistakes
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As any new shooter soon discovers, shooting a handgun accurately isn't nearly as easy as they make it look on TV. Attaining proficiency requires a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of marksmanship coupled with a strong desire to improve. One of the best wa... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
You can find evidence of a changing climate everywhere on Earth. But nowhere are the changes more dramatic than in the Arctic.
Our world’s northern polar region is warming twice as fast as the global average. And the consequences are easy to spot. On average, Arctic sea ice extent is shrinking every summer. The Greenl... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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By Darren Henderson (DizzyPW), General Manager
Perhaps the biggest surprise of the show was held within the third floor private Square-Enix meeting room. Thanks to a little extra funding, BE Haviour is now serious and pushing towards a functioning Warhammer 40k MMO… (wait for it)… TPS! Yup Planetside 2 finally has som... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Ashley Farley of the Gates Foundation: “Knowledge should be a public good.”
Hi Ashley, and thanks for joining us here! Could you start off by letting us know a little bit about your background?
Certainly! I began college aiming for a Zoology degree while working at the University’s library. My love for information gr... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now!, democracynow.org, The War and Peace Report. I’m Amy Goodman, as we continue our update on the presidential election to look at the results of the recount effort in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Wisconsin’s Election Commiss... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Since the end of the Cold War, unconditional American support for military dictators has diminished and democracy promotion has taken center stage in US foreign policy, making putsches less acceptable. Militaries also have had to adapt to a world where foreign investment has made the image of a government more importan... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
With a fast track background and a training base in Flagstaff, the 26-year-old is redefining what we think is possible in the trail and ultra world.
“Who’s the kid in the crop top?" my friend texted me on a Saturday late last June.
Jim Walmsley wasn’t quite an unknown entity in the ultrarunning world when the 2016 We... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
CLOSE Clem Sohn in his final performance. He plunged to death when his parachute failed to open. CriticalPast
Clem Sohn, in his bat wing parachute, with which he made a 10,000-foot descent at the Women's Championship Air Races at Long Beach, Calif., Nov. 10, 1935. When he reached less than 1,000 feet from the ground, ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Update (1st of Dec 2015):
detailed technical documentation is available at netjsonconfig.openwisp.org.
Update (February 2017):
netjsonconfig is now the official configuration engine of the OpenWISP 2 Controller. for more information you can take a look at How to install OpenWISP and Introduction to OpenWISP 2.
netj... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Gosh, I can’t imagine why you reblogged this in a format that obscures what PON is saying.
Or maybe it was an accident. I dunno.
obscurity-bizarre:
Okay. This is going to be my only post on this - a desire to explain my position, rather than enter into argument with you - and I pray that you will read no hostility i... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Labor Force Participation and the Future Path of Unemployment
Although the labor market has slowly begun to recover, unemployment remains stubbornly high. The pace at which unemployment comes down over the next two years depends in part on the cyclical recovery of labor force participation and the extent to which that... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
This is the sixth installment of our Top Recruit Series, which will outline the recruiting history since 2000 for each of the seven power conferences. Here, we examine the Big Ten.
Conference realignment has totally shaken up the landscape for recruiting in the ACC. As recruiting, in general, has become less regional ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Update May 19: Video Added!
Original Post Mar 30: Samsung has launched a new “advanced” lock screen UI in the Galaxy Apps store called Good Lock. It’s kind of a mix between a lock screen app and theme, but it leaves large parts of the familiar Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge UI intact (Note: Good Lock is now available fo... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Colin Busch is a dangerous man. His words, imbued with a relentless optimism and bounding energy, somehow wend their way deep into your subconscious past your best defenses, the hell hounds named "I can't", "I shouldn't" and "What If", to enter that space where old dreams long forgotten slumber undisturbed under layers... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Hillary told secret service agent who refused to carry her bag to ‘get the f*** away from me’, and treated her detail like hired help but Bill was a softie . . . says former agent in bombshell book
Dan Emmett was a Secret Service agent with the Presidential Protective Unit and guarded George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton a... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Assorted s from the community:
The LEFT pedal is the CLUTCH. It must be depressed to crank the car, then released SLOWLY with the stick in 1 to go. It may take you some practice to get it down, but don't quit.
Be careful because as you learn a manual transmission you'll see there are considerable differences in how i... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
This is a lightly edited dialogue between TIME’s games critic Matt Peckham and assistant managing editor Matt Vella about playing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The conversation took place over email over the period of several days.
It’s big.
MV: Good lord this game is large. This is the kind of thing that’s often said ab... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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In the IPCC’s 2001 third report (TAR), the total surface temperature increase for the 20th century was reported to be “about 0.6°C”.
IPCC TAR (2001):
“The global average surface temperature has increased over the 20th century by about 0.6°C.”
This Met Office graph of global temperatures for 1860-2000 ... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
OSH: Schematics
Arduino Yún is open-source hardware! You can build your own board using the following files:
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It is recommended to power the board via the micro-USB connection with 5VDC. If you are powering the board though the Vin pin, you must supply a regulated 5VDC. The... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
CNN reports that some 200 US troops are staging along Syria’s border, this as reports reveal huge amounts of US-provided flour smuggled into Syria have formed the foundation of Al Qaeda’s public relations strategy. Together with huge amounts of US-provided weapons, the aid is fueling Al Qaeda’s continued operations and... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Free Writing Prospectus - iPath NIB
Free Writing Prospectus
Filed Pursuant to Rule 433
Registration No. 333-145845
June 10, 2009
Free Writing Prospectus
Filed Pursuant to Rule 433
Registration No. 333-145845
June 10, 2009
iPath Exchange Traded Notes
iPath® Dow Jones-UBS Cocoa Subindex Total ReturnSM ETN
iPat... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
A Guide to the Playable Characters in Mario Kart 8
Mario Kart 8 boasts a total of 30 racers to choose from from what we've seen so far. This massive selection includes returning veterans and some surprising new racers... so we can understand if you need some assistance in choosing the one thats right for you, well our... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
NEW YORK, 7 March 2013 - Between 2011 and 2020, more than 140 million girls will become child brides, according to United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).
If current levels of child marriages hold, 14.2 million girls annually or 39,000 daily will marry too young.
Furthermore, of the 140 million girls who will marry b... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
Sharon Ellman/Associated Press
When Urban Meyer inks what currently stands as the country's second-ranked class on national signing day, he'll add to one of the most—if not the most—impressive recruiting resumes in college football history.
From Tim Tebow and Percy Harvin to Cam Newton and Joe Haden to Ezekiel Elliot... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
I had to re-blog everything from today onwards as I've deleted my messy version of the first blog. A real mess indeed.. Hope that this edition will be better and more informative.. Support my blogging by giving feedbacks and comments.. Good or bad.. All welcomed! *Smile* Tues 1:42Am Made a new format for blogging and a... | blog | human-written | 1 |
Since last May, five polls have placed the Parti Quebecois (PQ) in third place behind the Liberal Party of Quebec as well as the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ). In addition, the party is now second place among francophones and is no longer first in any demographic category. Since the defeat of the 1995 referendum, the P... | openwebtext | human-written | 1 |
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