Aaron, this is why we, and by we I mean everyone, need the ability to do polls. This way we can avoid the name calling...Ashley Armstrong wrote:Besides, breakfast burgers are stupid and you're wrong ;)
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Fixed that for ya, Reverend.Curt Luther wrote: Aaron, this is why we, and by we I mean Me, need the ability to do polls.
Edited to add: seems as though the Rule Verbologist should be able to conduct polls...
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Egg McMuffin + Fruit and yogurt parfait (no hash browns) = Well rounded, not too fatty, awesome breakfast.
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The originator of a post can create a poll.Mike Simanyi wrote:Fixed that for ya, Reverend.Curt Luther wrote: Aaron, this is why we, and by we I mean Me, need the ability to do polls.
Edited to add: seems as though the Rule Verbologist should be able to conduct polls...
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I ain't seein' that in here at least for me.Bob Beamesderfer wrote:The originator of a post can create a poll.Mike Simanyi wrote:Fixed that for ya, Reverend.Curt Luther wrote: Aaron, this is why we, and by we I mean Me, need the ability to do polls.
Edited to add: seems as though the Rule Verbologist should be able to conduct polls...
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Hey, Seb. What aisle are the tampons on in Walgreens?Sebastian Rios wrote:Egg McMuffin + Fruit and yogurt parfait (no hash browns) = Well rounded, not too fatty, awesome breakfast.
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I got new socks. 

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Turns out I've only got it in the PSCC, Solo Talk and Events areas. Maybe you have it in Rules?Curt Luther wrote:I ain't seein' that in here at least for me.Bob Beamesderfer wrote: The originator of a post can create a poll.
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Nope but I have it in Committee and Exec. Hey. That's not "public". Friday Pole in that board...Bob Beamesderfer wrote:Turns out I've only got it in the PSCC, Solo Talk and Events areas. Maybe you have it in Rules?Curt Luther wrote:I ain't seein' that in here at least for me.Bob Beamesderfer wrote: The originator of a post can create a poll.
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Aisle 7, why do you ask?Curt Luther wrote:Hey, Seb. What aisle are the tampons on in Walgreens?Sebastian Rios wrote:Egg McMuffin + Fruit and yogurt parfait (no hash browns) = Well rounded, not too fatty, awesome breakfast.
See it's awesome being married to a cute girl everyone knows, I can make these statements and no one questions my sexuality. I could probably even pull off the pink unitard and daily driving a miata.

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Here you go Steve, although for your case it is a little late.
An electromagnetic sensor system capable of automatically detecting the presence of large animals on or near roadways and alerting drivers to their presence is being tested in Colorado. So far, the system appears to be working; the only problem might be the drivers themselves. Colorado is trialing the system on a road where up to 70% of all accidents involve vehicles colliding with animals. But how does it work?
Cables have been buried in the ground several feet from the road, running parallel to it. The electromagnetic field they emit has been calibrated to detect the interruptions caused by deer, elk, or other large animals passing over it. Signs positioned along the roadway then light up to alert drivers to the presence of the animals. For the trial phase, radar detectors are being used to calculate both the volume of traffic and its speed. Should the alerts be capable of convincing a significant enough portion of drivers to slow down when animals are present, the system could be rolled out across frequent animal crossings statewide.
We’d love to see technology like this applied to roadways. Combined with other advanced warning systems like BMW’s night vision-equipped 7-series it could make the road a safer place for humans and animals alike. [via Treehugger; photo nrcdeer.com]
http://jalopnik.com/5063254/deer-detect ... n-colorado" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
An electromagnetic sensor system capable of automatically detecting the presence of large animals on or near roadways and alerting drivers to their presence is being tested in Colorado. So far, the system appears to be working; the only problem might be the drivers themselves. Colorado is trialing the system on a road where up to 70% of all accidents involve vehicles colliding with animals. But how does it work?
Cables have been buried in the ground several feet from the road, running parallel to it. The electromagnetic field they emit has been calibrated to detect the interruptions caused by deer, elk, or other large animals passing over it. Signs positioned along the roadway then light up to alert drivers to the presence of the animals. For the trial phase, radar detectors are being used to calculate both the volume of traffic and its speed. Should the alerts be capable of convincing a significant enough portion of drivers to slow down when animals are present, the system could be rolled out across frequent animal crossings statewide.
We’d love to see technology like this applied to roadways. Combined with other advanced warning systems like BMW’s night vision-equipped 7-series it could make the road a safer place for humans and animals alike. [via Treehugger; photo nrcdeer.com]
http://jalopnik.com/5063254/deer-detect ... n-colorado" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Sebastian Rios wrote:
See it's awesome being married to a cute girl everyone knows, I can make these statements and no one questions my sexuality. I could probably even pull off the pink unitard and daily driving a miata.
Don't push it too far... It didn't help David Copperfield or Michael Jackson. Maybe you're both gay and its a marriage of convenience to live in the straight Prop 8 world and have kids.
Of course, in Seb's defense I've seen him at strip clubs blush and get little kid giddy over some of the scenery. In my professional opinion.... He's straight. Plus he's never hit on me.
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Christine Berry wrote:Here you go Steve, although for your case it is a little late.
I held my breath past every one of the 1500 or so Deer/Elk/Bullwinkle crossing sign I passed on the way home.
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Here is a shot of an early prototype in use prior to calibration.Christine Berry wrote:But how does it work?
Cables have been buried in the ground several feet from the road, running parallel to it. The electromagnetic field they emit has been calibrated to detect the interruptions caused by deer, elk, or other large animals passing over it.
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...anyone want to fund an A-mod car with me?
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Sold, will you have it ready by the 9th?Marshall Grice wrote:...anyone want to fund an A-mod car with me?
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Update:
Jack in the Box Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich > Carl's Jr. Breakfast Burger > Jack in the Box Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit...
...but I wouldn't say "No" to any of them.
Jack in the Box Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich > Carl's Jr. Breakfast Burger > Jack in the Box Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit...
...but I wouldn't say "No" to any of them.
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Nah. Happy Burrito in Oakland's breakfast burrito trumps them all. Best breakfast grub ever, period, bar none.
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Biscuit, Beer, BJ Combo > Jack in the Box Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich > Carl's Jr. Breakfast Burger > Jack in the Box Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit...Curt Luther wrote:Update:
Jack in the Box Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich > Carl's Jr. Breakfast Burger > Jack in the Box Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit...
...but I wouldn't say "No" to any of them.
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Steve winsSteve Ekstrand wrote:Biscuit, Beer, BJ Combo > Jack in the Box Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich > Carl's Jr. Breakfast Burger > Jack in the Box Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit...Curt Luther wrote:Update:
Jack in the Box Ultimate Breakfast Sandwich > Carl's Jr. Breakfast Burger > Jack in the Box Bacon, Egg and Cheese Biscuit...
...but I wouldn't say "No" to any of them.

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Yeah, I've gotta give that one to him.
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What out Steve. Kurt sounds pretty enthusiastic about the opportunity. But at least you'll know what's up when you see him walking towards you carrying a beer, biscuit and silly grin.Kurt Rahn wrote:Yeah, I've gotta give that one to him.

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