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Chandler is a city in Arizona, and a medium-sized suburb of Phoenix with over 240,000 residents. It is a delightful place to visit.
Get in
By plane
By car
To reach Chandler head on I-10 until it reaches the Santan Freeway. Also, the loop 101 runs down the west side of Chandler near the mall and connects to all other major freeways in the area.
Get around
Car and Bus are the easiest ways to get around Chandler
The Sonoran desert as well as a beautiful residential area.
Visit Historic Downtown Chandler which is full of delightful shops and amusements.
Annual Events
Shop at Chandler Fashion Center, an upscale shopping mall featuring various department stores, located on Chandler Blvd.
There are many fine, well known establishments in the vicinity of Chandler Fashion Center as well as downtown Chandler.
San Marcos hotel is an old and luxurious hotel in downtown Chandler. Otherwise, many well known hotel chains have hotels in Chandler. There are however, few resorts in this area compared to Scottsdale, Phoenix and Tempe.
Get out
Visit the Grand Canyon- a four hours drive north near Flagstaff.
Head into Scottsdale for the day- take Loop 101 north.
Head on I-10 to Los Angeles and take in the sites of Santa Monica, Hollywood, etc.
Head south to Tucson.
Head north on I-10 to downtown Phoenix and see a show.


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Ukrainian leader signs anti-protest bills
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine's president on Friday ignored sharp Western criticism and approved controversial anti-protest legislation aimed at quashing anti-government demonstrations, which have rocked Kiev for nearly two months.
Viktor Yanukovych also fired his long-time chief of staff, Serhiy Lyovochkin, who was seen as a more liberal counterweight to some of the hawkish members of his inner circles.
Yanukovych signed into law a series of bills passed Thursday by his loyalists dominating parliament, despite fistfights and noisy objections from the opposition. The laws significantly curb the right to protest, free speech and the activity of non-governmental organizations.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in Washington Friday that "the legislation that was rammed through the Rada (parliament) without transparency and accountability violates all the norms of the OSCE and the EU."
"We believe deeply that the people of Ukraine want to affiliate and want to be associated with Europe and they want to turn in that direction," he said. "And the steps that were taken yesterday are anti-democratic. They're wrong. They are taking from the people of Ukraine their choice and their opportunity for the future."
Kerry added that "this kind of anti-democratic maneuver is extremely disturbing and should be a concern to every nation that wants to see the people of Ukraine be able to not only express their wish, but see it executed through the political process."
European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton also said she is "deeply concerned" by the legislation and called on Yanukovych to revise it.
Steffen Seibert, a spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel, told reporters in Berlin the decision would "inevitably have consequences for the cooperation with the European Union." He didn't give further specifics.
The demonstrations were sparked by Yanukovych's decision to shelve a long-discussed economic and political treaty with the European Union. Instead, Yanukovych chose to focus on improving ties with Russia and received a pledge of a $15 billion bailout loan from the Kremlin to aid the troubled Ukrainian economy. The protests swelled to hundreds of thousands after police violently dispersed several rallies.
EU enlargement commissioner Stefan Fuele, who has worked for years to get Ukraine to sign the EU treaty, voiced his disappointment Friday.
"I'm shocked," Fuele told Ukraine's Interfax news agency. "It is deeply disappointing to see such a turn from the European path of Ukraine."
Opposition leaders dubbed Thursday's legislation as unconstitutional and called for a big rally Sunday to protest the move.
AP reporters Matthew Pennington in Washington, Frank Jordans in Berlin and John-Thor Dahlburg in Brussels contributed to this report.

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Reid joins the Green Terror staff as an assistant coach, beginning in 2013, while continuing to play on the Champions Tour.
Born in Bambridge, Md., Reid was a four-time All-American at Brigham Young University, where he graduated from in 1976.
He has won mutiple PGA and Champions tour events, including a pair of majors – the Senior PGA Championship and the JELD-WEN Tradition. He also won the Caslo World Open in Japan and the NEC World Series of Golf, defeating Tom Watson in a playoff.
Reid was the first player in PGA history to earn $1,000,000 prior to winning his first tournament on tour.
In 1976, he led the US Open as an amateur and joins a prestigious small group of players, inclduing Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, whose first two victories on the Champions Tour came in major championships.
In 1988, Reid finished second at The Players Championship. His brother Bill was the general manager of the TPC at Sawgrass tournament venue at one time. Later in 1988, Reid won his second PGA Tour title by defeating Tom Watson in a playoff at the NEC World Series of Golf.
Reid held the final-round lead in both the 1989 Masters and the PGA Championship.
Reid lives with his family in Westminster. He has six children.


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Wild Fall To Phoenix Wednesday At The X
The Minnesota Wild again struggled to score goals Wednesday night in a 3-1 loss to the Phoenix Coyotes at Xcel Energy Center. The Wild were without star forward Zach Parise, who is expected to miss a handful of games after bruising his foot Monday.
Phoenix maintained the lead throughout the game after Mikkel Bodker scored eight minutes into the first period, and added a second goal when Radim Vrbata scored early in the second period.
Dany Heatley scored on a rebound for Minnesota late in the third period, but the Wild could not find the equalizer. Phoenix added an empty net goal with time winding down.
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Got the price wrong $3200 usd.. Well I guess just to except to pay over 3 k for it..
The greatly expanded DR of the K5 should be a real advantage for underwater photography, but the price of the housing is outrageous.
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so what is your Recsea/Seatool experience ??? I am very interested to have some reports from those housings.
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December Solstice
StarDateDecember 21, 2011
Seen from most of the United States, the Sun is a pretty wan companion at this time of year. It stays quite low in the south, never climbing more than a third of the way up the sky for most of the country. And it's in view for fewer hours than at any other time of the year — as few as eight for those in Minnesota and Maine, and even fewer in Alaska.
In fact, today is the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere — the winter solstice. It marks the beginning of winter.
Yet it's also a turning point. After the solstice, the Sun slowly begins to work its way northward. The days get a bit longer, and the Sun scoots a little higher across the sky.
We won't actually feel the difference for a while, though. In part, that's because there's still a lot more darkness than daylight. And in part it's because the Sun is still so low in the sky that its rays have to pass through a thick layer of atmosphere to reach us. Most of the Sun's energy is going to the southern hemisphere, where the Sun stands high in the sky.
So it'll take a few weeks more for the days to start to get warmer, working from south to north.
Incidentally, the word "solstice" means "Sun stands still." It indicates that the Sun rises and sets at the same points on the horizon for a few days. It takes a while to notice that it's starting to move again — headed back toward our half of the world. It'll reach its northern standstill — the summer solstice — on June 20th.


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I finally made it to Pensacola for a Blue Wahoos baseball game last week. For those of you who might not know, the Blue Wahoos comprise the Cincinnati Reds� AA Minor League Baseball affiliate that moved to Pensacola last season.
I finally made it to Pensacola for a Blue Wahoos baseball game last week.
For those of you who might not know, the Blue Wahoos comprise the Cincinnati Reds� AA Minor League Baseball affiliate that moved to Pensacola last season.
The Wahoos beat the Chattanooga Lookouts 4-3 in extra innings. Ironically, the Lookouts are the AA team of my favorite Major League club, the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Wednesday was one of those nights when I couldn't help thinking, "What if?"
The simple question has to do with former Crestview High School baseball teammates and 2006 graduates Anthony Brown and Blake Dean. Brown played three years in the Cincinnati organization. Dean walked away from baseball after two years with the Dodgers.
For a few moments I thought about what it would have been like to see the former Bulldog teammates reunited on the professional stage.
But we don't always get what we hope for in life.
I also thought about how my dad would have enjoyed the game with me, as would my granddaddy, Dad's dad. Granddaddy, who died at age 79 in 1972, instilled a love for baseball in me that remains strong to this day.
And I've shared most of my favorite baseball moments with my dad. We were even present at Tim McCarver Stadium in Memphis, Tenn., when Bo Jackson picked up his first extra-base hit as a professional baseball player.
Dad, whose health has improved in recent weeks, and Granddaddy were with me in spirit Wednesday night. Even without the former Bulldogs on hand, my first time at Bayfront Stadium was a great experience.
It's easy to understand why Baseballparks.com named Bayfront Stadium the 2012 Ballpark of the Year.
The park sits on Pensacola Bay, so long homeruns over the left-field wall could find the water.
The shiny new stadium has no covered seats, which on a rainy or hot day might present some problems. At least you don't have to worry about missing a thing as you stand in line for a hotdog or soft drink; concession stands are within the field�s sight distance.
The stadium feels fresh with towering palm trees surrounding the outside of the park. And you won't find any catacomb concourses running beneath the stands as you do in older stadiums.
Parking around the stadium is plentiful. The stadium lot itself charges $10 per car. Right across the street parking is $3.
Free parking also is available along some downtown Pensacola streets. And a free shuttle service is available for those who don't want to walk back to their car.
I'm already looking forward to my next trip to Bayfront Stadium. And as the old song, �Take Me Out to the Ballgame� says, "I don't care if I ever get back.�
After one trip to a Blue Wahoos game, you'll be hooked too.
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin�s sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (March 25, 2014) – ETSU head football coach Carl Torbush announced Tuesday that the Buccaneers have finalized their 2014 recruiting class with the addition of eight student-athletes.
Combined with the 46 players announced publicly back on Feb. 5 during national signing day, the Bucs first official class of football players now consists of 54 commitments – 42 of whom are from the state of Tennessee.
"We are very excited about adding these eight young men to our program," Torbush said. "We are very appreciative for the hard work of the entire ETSU family in making this a successful recruiting year. These eight additional student-athletes – all eight of which are from the state of Tennessee – are not only great athletes and football players, but they are even better young men."
Complete biographies for the eight commitments announced Tuesday can be found below.
Along with the players from Tennessee, the class includes commitments from Florida, Georgia, Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. In addition, 78 percent of the class had a high school grade point average of 3.0 or better, and as a group there are 15 state champions.
This first recruiting class will have the benefit of a full year to practice, get stronger and prepare for the team's first official season in 2015. ETSU's first game against Kennesaw State is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015.
For more on ETSU football, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the football link.
Recruiting Quick Facts
Position Breakdown (some players are counted twice for multiple slots):
Offense Defense Specialist
Austin Anderson
Position: Athlete
Height: 6-4, Weight: 205
Hometown: Elizabethton, Tenn.
High School: Played both football and basketball at Unaka High School … set his school's single season record for tackles and was earned the team's "Tough Man" award in 2013 … averaged 17 tackles per game, while also rushing for an average of 120 yards per contest … was named all-conference and his league's defensive player of the year … was selected to the FCA All-Star Team. Personal: Born May 6, 1995 … son of Rondal and Debbie Anderson … major is undecided … played for high school coach Steve McKinney.
Dylan Dockery
Position: Athlete
Height: 6-2, Weight: 215
Hometown: Newport, Tenn.
High School: A four-year varsity participant in both football and basketball at Cocke County High School … earned multiple all-conference honors and awards in both sports … helped his prep football team earn its first playoff appearance in 13 years … was selected by Headliners Magazine as the top tight end prospect in Northeast Tennessee in 2013 … eclipsed the 1,000-point mark in scoring on the basketball court. Personal: Born Aug. 9, 1995 … son of Tim and Mergie Dockery … expected to major in sports management … played for high school coaches Greg Hacker and Caleb Slover.
Gladstone Gunn II
Position: Offensive Lineman
Height: 6-1, Weight: 315
Hometown: Newport, Tenn.
High School: Was a three-sport standout at Cocke County High School, participating in football, basketball and track … was an all-conference selection for three seasons (2011 to 2013) … earned his team's CARE-acter awared in 2012-13 … had 107 pancake blocks during his high school career ... was a four-year honor roll student. Personal: Born Feb. 2, 1996 … son of Gladstone Gunn and Roberta Elliott … expected to major in social work … played for high school coach Greg Hacker and Caleb Slover.
Eli Hyder
Position: Offensive Lineman
Height: 6-3, Weight: 305
Hometown: Johnson City, Tenn.
High School: A four-year letter winner for the Happy Valley High School football team … was an all-conference, all-county and Lineman of the Year in 2012 … was selected all-conference and all-county in 2013 as well, and was selected to the FCA All-Star Team. Personal: Born Jan. 3, 1996 … son of Joe and Renee Hyder … expected to major in physical therapy … played for high school coach Larry Shively.
Jajuan Lankford
Position: Running Back
Height: 5-9, Weight: 185
Hometown: South Pittsburg, Tenn.
High School: Played four years of football at South Pittsburg High School … won the Class 1-A Mr. Football Award in 2013, and was a finalist for the honor in 2011 … was an all-state selection in both 2011 and 2013 … set his school's single-game rushing record with 366 yards ... finished his career with 5,400 yards in total offense, along with 83 touchdowns. Personal: Born Feb. 3, 1995 … son of Toney and Tammy Lankford … major is business … played for high school coach Tim Moore.
Charles Mitchell
Position: Athlete
Height: 6-3, Weight: 190
Hometown: Strawberry Plains, Tenn.
High School: Was a letter winner in both football and basketball at Carter High School … had 27 receptions for 606 yards and eight touchdowns his senior season … was an all-district selection in both football and basketball. Personal: Born Oct. 31, 1995 … son of Charles and Donna Mitchell … expected to major in sports management … played for high school coach Heath Woods.
Jajuan Stinson
Position: Running Back
Height: 5-9, Weight: 175
Hometown: Knoxville, Tenn.
High School: Played football and ran track at Knox Central High School … set the school single game record with 427 yards in one game … was named the Class AAA Specialist of the Year … appeared in both the Tennessee East/West All-Star Game and the Kentucky/Tennessee Border War Game. Personal: Born July 6, 1996 … son of Derick Stinson and April Wilson … major is undecided … played for high school coach Joe Hassel.
Logan Wallace
Position: Quarterback
Height: 6-2, Weight: 200
Hometown: Morristown, Tenn.
High School: Was a two-sport standout playing both football and basketball at Morristown East High School … was a second team all-conference pick, eclipsing the 1,000-yard mark for passing in both his junior and senior season … combined to throw for 24 touchdowns and rush for 12 more in his junior and senior seasons … also rushed for 400 yards as a senior. Personal: Born Jan. 30, 1996… son of Ronald and Kimberly Wallace … expected to major in kinesiology … played for high school coach Dwayne Hatcher.


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AMC's 4TH AND LOUD Docu-Series Premieres Tonight
AMC has greenlit "4th and Loud" a docu-series focused on the inaugural season of the LA KISS Arena Football League team. The 10-episode (60-minute) series will premiere tonight, August 12 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT (Note new date and time), and will follow team owners Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of KISS fame, along with additional owners, long-time KISS manager, Doc McGhee, managing partner/owner, Brett Bouchy, and president/owner, Schuyler Hoversten, as they and the dedicated players and coaches work to turn LA's first professional football team in years into a winning franchise.
"We look forward to capturing all the trials and tribulations of launching a sports franchise in a great sports city like Los Angeles," said Eliot Goldberg, AMC's senior Vice president of unscripted programming. "These are incredibly dedicated athletes, coaches and management who want to win, and the fact that the team has rock and roll royalty in the ownersbox just adds another great dimension to the series."
"We are thrilled to partner with AMC in bringing our show to the viewing public," Paul Stanley said. "Anyone who knows Gene and I knows we have never played by the rules. This opportunity to see the making of our team of rebels, the LA KISS, from behind the scenes will once again show everyone that we play to win."
"4th and Loud" is produced by Thinkfactory Media (Gene Simmons Family Jewels, Hatfields & McCoys), with Adam Freeman, Adam Reed, Chris Gillen, Erin Kelly and Leslie Greif serving as executive producers. Goldberg, Marco Bresaz and Andrea Beckerman will oversee the series for AMC.
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Whether commemorating favorite films from every genre and decade, or creating acclaimed original programming, AMC brings to its audience something deeper, something richer, Something More. The network reigns as the only cable network in history ever to win the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series four years in a row, and four of the last five with the current Outstanding Drama Series honoree, "Breaking Bad." The network boasts the most-watched drama series in basic cable history and the number one show on television among adults 18-49 for the last two years with "The Walking Dead." AMC's original drama series include "Mad Men," "Breaking Bad," "The Walking Dead," "Hell on Wheels," "Turn," "Halt and Catch Fire" and the forthcoming "Breaking Bad" prequel, "Better Call Saul." AMC also explores authentic worlds with bold characters through its slate of unscripted original series like "Comic Book Men," "Small Town Security," "Talking Dead," "Game of Arms" and "Freakshow." AMC is owned and operated by AMC Networks Inc. and its sister networks include IFC, SundanceTV, and WE tv. AMC is available across all platforms, including on-air, online, on demand and mobile. AMC: Something More.
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Thinkfactory Media is a full-service production company that creates high-quality entertainment content. Renowned for award-winning productions, the company was the driving force behind the Emmy® and Golden Globe®-nominated hit mini-series Hatfields& McCoys (History), starring Kevin Costner. They are currently in production on numerous projects including the highly-anticipated eight-hour television event, Texas Rising (History). Other recent credits include: Marriage Boot Camp (We tv), Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars (We tv), Preachers' Daughters (Lifetime), R&B Divas: Atlanta (TV One), R&B Divas: Los Angeles (TV One), The Hook Up (MTV), Spell-Mageddon (ABC Family), Prank My Mom (Lifetime), Gene Simmons: Family Jewels (A&E), Tony Danza: Teach (A&E), among many others. Find out more about Thinkfactory Media and its projects at www.ThinkfactoryMedia.com and follow them on Twitter at @TFactoryMedia.
About LA KISS
The Los Angeles KISS (LA KISS) is the newest expansion team in the Arena Football League (AFL), now in its 27th season. The team is owned by Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of the legendary rock band, KISS, along with Brett Bouchy, Schuyler Hoverstenand Doc McGhee. LA KISS plays its home games at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA, with select matchups broadcast to a national audience on CBS Sports and ESPN.
To learn more, visit www.lakissfootball.com, or connect with the team via Facebook and Twitter.


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Price Elasticity Can Work: Dropping Ebook Price To $1 Catapulted Year-Old Book Onto NYT Best Seller List
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Of course, anyone who's followed Gabe Newell at Valve knows all about how price elasticity works. Dropping your price significantly doesn't always mean a decrease in revenues or profits -- and can actually mean an increase due to significantly greater volume. So, again, this isn't revolutionary, but it's still quite amazing how resistant so many publishing companies are to this idea that selling for less might actually be a good idea. For all the talk about "devaluing the book," who is actually going to complain if lower prices bring in both more readers and more money?


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Nationally-ranked No. 25 MIT defeated Mount Holyoke College, 30-10, 30-19, 30-22, in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Women's Volleyball Championship Tournament quarterfinal match on Tuesday. As the No. 1 seed, the Engineers (33-1) will host the remainder of the tournament and square off with No. 4 U.S. Coast Guard Academy at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 2 in a semifinal match up. The No. 8-seeded Lyons concluded their season with an overall record of 5-21.
After trading points to start the match, MIT mounted a 14-2 run which was keyed by strong serving from Amanda Morris. With a 19-6 advantage, Lindsay Hunting's serve set off another six-point spurt by the Engineers that put the game out of reach.
Mount Holyoke maintained a two-point edge during the early stages of the second stanza. Trailing 11-9, MIT won the ensuing serve and then took the lead on back-to-back hits from Kelsey Cappelle. The Lyons immediately evened the contest at 12, however, the Engineers countered with four unanswered points for their largest advantage of the game. Mount Holyoke closed the gap to three (16-13) on a service error, but it would not be enough as MIT captured 14 of the final 20 points for the victory.
The Engineers raced out to a 10-2 advantage in the third game. The Lyons slowly chipped away at the deficit, eventually narrowing their margin to five (17-12). MIT responded by doubling its lead for a score of 26-16. After exchanging points, Rosa Marruffo's prowess at the service line sparked a late rally that brought Mount Holyoke once again within five (27-22). The Cardinal and Gray won the ensuing point and thwarted the comeback with a blast by Anna Dikina from the back row. Emily Obert's kill clinched the match and sent MIT to its 10th consecutive NEWMAC semifinal appearance.
Morris had a solid night for the Engineers as she finished with 24 assists, 10 digs, three aces, and three blocks in two games. Katie Rowe posted a match-high 12 kills and eight blocks as Barden Cleeland contributed eight kills. Cappelle notched seven kills and a .600 hitting percentage while Jenny Li added six kills on 13-errorless swings for a .462 performance. Carrie Buchanan led the way with 18 digs as Hunting chipped in two aces. In one game of work, Cassy Piela distributed eight assists.
Marruffo tallied 14 digs, five aces, and three kills while Kendall Burns recorded 11 digs and three kills. Kathryne Schwartz paced Mount Holyoke with 19 digs as Rachel West dished out nine assists. Amanda Trask and Chelsea Tracy rounded out the attack with three kills apiece.


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There were reports yesterday of Eagles defensive coordinator Todd Bowles' interest in the vacant head coaching job at Temple.
The timing was good, since according to the Philadelphia Inquirer, he interviewed at his alma mater last night.
Bowles played at Temple in the mid-1980s, and was the sixth candidate to interview. Giants offensive line coach Matt Rhule was among the others, according to the report.
Temple athletic director Bill Bradshaw declined comment on Bowles or any of the other candidates, saying he thought he'd have a decision by next week.


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Kuemper Leads Wild To Shootout Win
The Minnesota Wild topped the Los Angeles Kings 2-1 in a shootout win at Staples Center Tuesday night. Goaltender Darcy Kuemper made 39 saves in the win and saved all four of the Kings' shootout chances.
The game was scoreless until the third period when the Kings took a 1-0 lead on Jarret Stoll's sixth goal of the season at 0:50. Assists were credited to Jeff Carter and Dwight King.
Nino Niederreiter scored the tying goal for the Wild at 3:25 with assists given to Jason Pominville and Mikael Granlund.
After neither team scored in overtime, Minnesota's Niederreiter scored on the Wild's fourth shootout attempt to earn the win.
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The reason i didn't translate "Stuper" and "grunt" is because Anders is using them in the Danish sentence, and that is why there is an "Er" in the end of "stup."
The rule really means, "don't swim if you don't know how deep the water is."Since I'm half German (and half Norwegian), I particularly liked these lines:
Brygge = A pier (hope that is right)
Stupebrett = A Tipper
"Dytt" or "dyt" is a Danish slang word, that means hump... But in Norway it means push...
"Get some friends!"And for balance, here's the cast of a Norwegian television show (Uti Vår Hage) making fun of the Danish language.
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If you hadn't noticed, the world didn't end yesterday, despite predictions by radio host Harold Camping, who spread the world via a multimillion dollar campaign, funded by donations from other believers. But while many were "celebrating" the Earth's continued existence at "Rapture Parties," for Camping's believers, the noticeable lack of earthquakes, brimstone, famine, and death was deeply disappointing.
In New York, retired transportation agency worker Robert Fitzpatrick, who spent "over $140,000 of his savings on subway posters and outdoor advertisements," stood in Times Square at 6 p.m., Reuters reports.
When the hour came and went, he said: "I do not understand why ...," as his speech broke off and he looked at his watch.
"I do not understand why nothing has happened."
New York Magazine reports the story of Jeff, a Long Island firefighter, who ordered a pizza shortly before 5 p.m. on rush delivery, thinking he might not have time to eat it.
Rosana, Jeff's wife, who had been out at a friend's birthday party, comes home a little after 6. "What, nothing happened?" she asks with no small amount of contempt.
Meanwhile, Jeff is checking his text messages. "There are a bunch of friends here who are mocking me," he says. "And that's all right! I just put on my spiritual shield and endure."
Keith Bauer hopped in his minivan in Maryland and drove his family 3,000 miles to California for the Rapture, reports the Los Angeles Times.
If it was his last week on Earth, he wanted to see parts of it he'd always heard about but missed, such as the Grand Canyon. With maxed-out credit cards and a growing mountain of bills, he said, the rapture would have been a relief.
Tom Evans, who acted as Camping's PR aide, took his family to Ohio to await the rapture. Early next week, he told the Times, he would be returning to California.
"You can imagine we're pretty disappointed, but the word of God is still true," he said. "We obviously went too far, and that's something we need to learn from."
"As bad as it appears—and there's no getting around it, it is bad, flat-out—I have not found anything close to the faithfulness of Family Radio," he said.
As for Harold Camping, no word has been heard from him. His daughter Sue Espinoza received a call from him Saturday morning, according to the Times.
"He just said, 'I'm a little bewildered that it didn't happen, but it's still May 21 [in the United States],'" Espinoza said, standing in the doorway of her Alameda home. "It's going to be May 21 from now until midnight."
The shades were drawn at his Alameda home and no one answered the door, though neighbors said he was there.
Sheila Doan, 65, who has lived next door to Camping since 1971, said he is a good neighbor and that she is concerned about Camping and his wife, because of the attention his pronouncement has received.
"I'm concerned for them, that somebody would possibly do something stupid, you just don't know in this world what's going to happen," she said.
Camping's believers would do well to follow that piece of advice instead.
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As always, we are a huge supporter of the United States Marine Corp and their toy drive they do every year since 1943! But they need our help because they have raised so many toys, they need people to help to fill the bags before they distribute them on December 19th!Please contact 1st Sgt. Carlisle at (509)575-6936 Ext. 25 or stop by the USMC Reserve Training Center between 8am and 4pm this week!
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What Can Fear Teach Us About Love? Hanan Harchol's Animated Short
In this third installment of Hanan Harchol's Love & Fear trilogy, one of our favorite animators and interpreters of Jewish thought pairs two emotions (fear and love) in a surprising way. The characters explore fear as a complicated issue. It can paralyze you, but it can also motivate and focus your life; it is not only connected to, but necessary for, finding real love — not just among other people but also with God.
Of all of Harchol's videos that we've featured, this one may be the most challenging to get one's head around since "fear" is often perceived in a negative light. But Jewish teachings support this idea of an edifying possibility for fear, and it's role in love.
As his mother's character says:
"Real love needs to be created, in the space between the two people without the ego. That space between the two people is the unknown, the uncertainty, the otherness…the fear. If we embrace the fear as an opportunity to discover something deeper… something more meaningful… then… fear can become a catalyst to grow beyond ourselves, … and it is in that space beyond ourselves, …without ego, where we can ultimately find our true selves, where can find meaning, and where real love exists!"
There is also an important role for trust in navigating love and fear. She calls out a biblical verse from Job (11:18):
"Letting go of the ego and embracing fear is possibly the most difficult thing a person can do. But, if one chooses to do it, if you choose to trust because there is hope, then your choice gives meaning to the idea of Echad."
The Hebrew word "Echad" has a few mystical meanings, and (*semi-spoiler alert*) the final line alluding back to it feels like encountering a Zen koan — I may not understand it, but I know something wise when I hear it.


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For generations of kids, summer was what you wrote home about. For the week or two of camp — even the whole expansive summer for the lucky ones who lived on the water or traded inland homes for once fashionable boarding houses — you might as well have been in heaven, were it not for the sea nettles.
Those times have never ended.
This week, Bay Weekly shows you how, where and when the kids in your life can continue the tradition. With or without jellyfish.
We created this week's Summer Camps Guide in the spirit of seed catalogues. Whether you plant a garden or not, you can enjoy seed catalogues for beauty and variety. Whether you have kids or not, you can romp through these camps for fun, as writer Michelle Steel and I have, savoring the experience of armchair camping.
It's so readable that we've restructured this week's paper so the Guide can be pulled out for future reference. Calendar has moved up to the front of the paper to accommodate it. Find Sporting Life, Bay Gardener and Sky Watch in the back of this week's paper.
Have kids? Read with them and dream. There's so much to be made of this summer that you'll wish you were the kid instead of the parent. Kids from toddlers to teens can learn to swim, sail and paddle; ride a horse or act like an Oscar winner; climb a rock wall, row a boat, sing a song or create a masterpiece. You can sharpen your brain, build your muscles or strengthen your game — in most any sport. You can train with midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy or go to college early at Anne Arundel Community College or the College of Southern Maryland. Field trips all over Chesapeake Country and beyond add to the fun at many camps.
If you're in the right age range, you can share in the fun no matter what your abilities or disabilities. We've made special effort to include camps for every taste and person.
Wherever you live, you'll find many choices within your commuting circle — on the Bay, on rivers and creeks, at yacht clubs and boat docks, in pools and at beaches, in parks and recreation centers and schools public, private and specialty. Our Camp Guide is organized by geography, so your dreams don't take you too far from reality. A few camps offer bus service from local elementary schools; with those you can widen your dreamscape.
Most of our listings are day camps, ranging from half to full days. But don't shorten your dreams. You'll also find overnight camps and camps offering both options.
We've written each listing as a tempting overview. For prices and full details, check the camps' websites. Some, especially city and county parks and recreation camps, are surprisingly affordable. One — Game Plan Camp sponsored by Mount Zion United Methodist and other Southern Anne Arundel County churches — is free. For others, you'll have to break open the piggy bank.
In making this Camp Guide, we've tried to turn every stone. No doubt we've missed some; let us know for our Last-Minute Summer Camp Guide in May — for all who aren't early birds.
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The Bisons won the doubles point to start off the match, a 4-3 win.
Daniel Hangstefer and Mario Hernandez lost to Melvin Prada and Vircious Santos at No. 1, 6-8.
With a loss at No. 1, Lipscomb's other doubles teams picked up the slack.
Chad Pierron and James Murrell won their match at No. 2, defeating Renato Castro and Fabio Santos 8-6.
At No. 3, Colby Shaw and Tanner Brown pulled out a win over Matthew Dyer and Alvano Morcillo 8-5, awarding Lipscomb the doubles point.
The Bisons headed into singles play with a 1-0 edge.
Hangstefer lost his match against No. 1 Prada, rallying back in the second set in a tiebreaker for a 1-6, 6-7 (8) defeat.
At No. 2, Pierron fought a tough battle against V. Santos, unfortunately losing in a close-matched three setter 6-7, 7-6, 6-7.
Brown, a freshman, picked up a win at No. 3, easily beating Castro 6-2, 6-2.
With the match score tied 2-2, the Bisons' bottom half of the line up needed to step up their game to give Lipscomb the advantage.
Murrell, at No. 4, fell to F. Santos 6-3, 7-6 (7), giving Martin Methodist a 3-2 lead.
At No. 5, Hernandez grabbed the Bisons a win to even the match score at 3-3. Hernandez defeated Morcillo 6-4, 6-4.
Granting Lipscomb the win, Shaw won his match at No. 6, handily defeating Dyer 6-0, 6-1.
"It was certainly nice today to be back at home for the first time in a year," Bisons coach Andrew Harris said. "Martin Methodist played a very hard match obviously based on the scores, and we were able to come together when needed. Our doubles continues to get better, and hopefully by next weekend, we will be able to take to an even higher level.
"Singles continues to be a work in progress as we need to close out matches and come out stronger in the first set of matches. Martin Methodist was very accommodating this week to come to Nashville on such short notice. But the guys needed more repetition and this was a good day for them."
The Bisons return to the courts Friday, March 5 in their first Conference match of the season against Campbell. The match will be played at home on Lipscomb's new courts.
1. Melvin Prada/Vircious Santos (MMU) def. Daniel Hangstefer/Mario Hernandez(LU) 8-6
2. Chad Pierron/James Murrell (LU) def. Renato Castro/Fabio Santos (MMU) 8-6
3. Tanner Brown/Colby Shaw (LU) def. Matthew Dyer/Alvano Morcillo (MMU) 8-5
1. Prada (MMU) def. Hangstefer (LU) 6-1, 7-6 (8)
2. V. Santos (MMU) def. Pierron 7-6,6-7, 7-6
3. Brown (LU) def. Castro (MMU) 6-2, 6-2
4. F. Santos (MMU) def. Murrell 6-3, 7-6 (7)
5. Hernandez (LU) def. Morcillo (MMU) 6-4, 6-4
6. Shaw (LU) def. Dyer (MMU) 6-0, 6-1
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Though systematic theologians generally use terms like "redemption" to refer to our ultimate deliverance from the penalty and presence of sin, the Bible uses these terms differently in some of its passages. As we saw today, that Jesus "bought" the ...Read More
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In John 13:20, Jesus tells His apostles that whoever receives them receives Him. We cannot separate our reception of Jesus as Lord with our reception of His apostles and the Bible that He has given us through them. If we ...Read More
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If you agree that one of today's terms is true of Scripture, then you must agree that all of them are true. If the Bible is inspired, if it is breathed out by God as 2 Timothy 3:16–17 says, then ...Read More
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We can be certain that in His providence, God has provided us with all the special revelation He intended for His church to have. The people of God hear His voice in the 39 books of the Old Testament and ...Read More
Authority and Authorship
When we speak of the authorship of Scripture, we must never forget that the individual human authors of each book did contribute a distinct style and emphasis to our understanding of God. However, we must always remember that though each ...Read More
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Biblical authority does not mean that there are not other authorities for the Christian. The concept of sola Scriptura simply means that the Bible is the final and unquestionable authority for the church and the individual in all matters of ...Read More
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Argentina's president to undergo surgery on head
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Argentina's president will undergo surgery Tuesday to remove blood between her brain and skull that has been causing new and worrying symptoms, her physicians said.
The president's doctors said they had ordered President Cristina Fernandez on Saturday to rest for a month after discovering the subdural hematoma — a clot inside her skull pressuring her brain and causing headaches. In some patients, such blood clots reabsorb by themselves over time.
But the situation became more urgent after Fernandez felt a weakness and numbness in her upper left arm Sunday evening, according to doctors at the Fundacion Favaloro, one of Argentina's top cardiology hospitals.
"Facing these symptoms, the team decided on surgical intervention," the hospital's doctors said in a statement Monday.
The surgery involves drilling small holes through the skull to remove old blood.
In a three-paragraph statement released late Saturday that raised more questions than answers, her doctors attributed the injury to a still unexplained blow to her head she suffered Aug. 12. That would have been the day after a primary vote showed a significant drop in support for ruling party candidates, despite her intensive campaigning.
As the 60-year-old leader returned to the hospital for pre-surgical exams Monday, Vice President Amado Boudou made no mention of the planned operation. He said in a speech that top officials would run the country as a team "while she gets the rest she deserves."
"What Cristina wants is for us to maintain the administration, and to carry on this project that (her late husband and predecessor as president) Nestor Kirchner began and that Cristina has continued," Boudou said.
Boudou didn't say whether Fernandez would formally delegate her executive powers during the surgery or thereafter, during her recovery. The question has hung over the government in part because Boudou has become unpopular while under investigation for alleged corruption and illegal enrichment.
There was no official announcement about a transfer of power, but Boudou reportedly signed a document formally assuming control after his speech, and by Monday night government websites were describing him as "the vice president in charge of the executive power."
Questions left by The Associated Press with the president's spokesman, Alfredo Scoccimarro, were not immediately answered.
Argentina's constitution provides for, but does not require, a formal transfer of power in case of health problems, said Daniel Sabsay, a constitutional lawyer. A full medical leave would require congressional approval, but short of that, "she alone decides, according to the problem she faces and her doctors' advice, if she needs to delegate some powers to the vice president," he told Radio Continental.
The president's critics said the government should be more transparent.
The statement issued Saturday night contradicted earlier claims about the nature of Fernandez's hospital tests. During one visit in August that had been described as gynecological, a brain scan was performed that didn't find anything wrong, her doctors revealed.
"There needs to be more information to lower the people's anxiety," said Fabian Perechodnik, who directs the Poliarquia political consulting firm.
Experts said it's not unusual for symptoms of a chronic subdural hematoma to take weeks to appear, and many patients don't even recall injuring their heads, according to the Mayo Clinic in the United States. The U.S. National Institutes of Health said symptoms can include confusion, decreased memory, difficulty speaking and walking, drowsiness, headaches, and weakness or numbness in the arms, leg or face.
The surgery is considered low risk, and the symptoms can be effectively and safely treated by draining the blood mass through a catheter, according to guidance from the University of Los Angeles.
The president is such an outsized figure in Argentine politics that it's difficult to imagine the government without her at its center. Now she'll be off the campaign trail three weeks before elections that could loosen the ruling party's hold on Congress.
Before Boudou's speech, he and top Cabinet members made a show of unity as they delivered some squad cars to the border police. They were joined by one of the president's would-be successors in the 2015 election, Buenos Aires Gov. Daniel Scioli, and her hand-picked candidate leading the ruling party's congressional slate Oct. 27, Martin Insaurraulde.
Kirchnerism "is more united than ever," Scioli said. "We want to reassure the people that this team is united and determined."
Associated Press writer Almudena Calatrava contributed to this report.


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I'm paranoid about getting scammed.
It's almost to the point where I don't even want to answer the phone out of fear I'll accidentally blurt out my social security number to someone claiming to work at my bank.
When it comes to car buying, my guard goes up like I'm a schizophrenic at a CIA interrogation.
That's why I was intrigued when I discovered an auto buying program at Costco. The company's website claims Costco saves members a lot of hassle and an average of $1,000 off a typical transaction price. It works like this:
Members choose the make and model they're interested in, then Costco refers them to a local dealer who shows the customer the vehicle's invoice price, the MSRP, and the Costco no-haggle price.
A no-haggle price with built-in savings sounds pretty good on the surface, but still my paranoia wasn't eased by browsing Costco's website. Digging a little deeper online, I found a lawsuit filed in January by a New Jersey woman who says the program is deceptive.
Her main accusation, according the paperwork, is:
The Costco auto program is misleading and deceptive because its "members only" price is exclusively defined in reference to the "invoice price" of authorized dealers. The Costco auto program does not control the underlying invoice price, and its participating dealers can and do manipulate that price in any number of ways.
A-ha! I knew there had to be something. Everyone knows dealers try to squeeze every ounce of cash they can out of people, so if there's a price they'll immediately accept, they must have a good amount of profit built in. Still, I trust Costco….
So I decided to put its auto buying program to the test.
While I was shopping to replace my wife's car a few weeks back, we looked at getting a 2009 Honda CR-V EX AWD. It was black with a window sticker price of $25,635. We got pretty far into the negotiations before they broke down over the value of our trade-in. The purchase price we arrived at: $23,600.
With this in mind, I contacted the Costco Auto Program with no intent of buying, but to research this story. I wanted to see how close their offer was to the price I negotiated myself. I filled out the online form and waited 24 hours. They never called. So I called the "specially trained" Costco-approved salesman I was referred to and asked what my price would be.
He asked me to come in and see the car. I told him I'd seen it already and just wanted to know the Costco price. I eventually convinced him I wouldn't come in unless I knew the price was acceptable.
Then he told me: $23,900.
I admit, I was impressed. I came to the conclusion that programs like Costco's just might be worth it if you're the kind of person who cowers at confrontation and despises negotiation. The deal, at least in this case, wasn't too bad!
If you're a negotiation pit bull, though, go after 'em, and take every hundred you can get!
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DENVER A complicated plan to redo the way Colorado pays for public education is on hold for two weeks, after it was changed to appease La Plata County schools and about 20 other districts that would have had to raise their taxes.
Meanwhile, several statewide ballot issues to raise income taxes to pay for schools were filed Friday afternoon.
Senate Bill 213 ran into trouble at its first hearing this week when leaders from several school districts protested that the new plan for school budgets would be unfair to their students.
All three La Plata County superintendents went to Denver to testify against the bill Tuesday. As originally written, the bill would have required all three districts to raise their property taxes.
Based in part on their complaints, the sponsor Sen. Michael Johnston, D-Denver amended the bill to make sure no district has to pass a tax increase just to keep their budget intact.
Durango School District 9-R spokeswoman Julie Popp said the new amendments came as a relief.
Its looking a lot better for our school district, said Popp. At least we wouldnt have to pass on taxes to our homeowners, and it looks like well get additional funding for our students rather than none or less funding or needing to raise $12 million more dollars, she said.
Popp said the bill, in its evolved form, was far from perfect and still tended to give larger districts preferential treatment over smaller districts.
Its not the ideal, Popp said. We would hope to have fairly easy access to equal funding same as bigger districts would, but the new version is supported by (superintendent) Dan (Snowberger) and our district.
Another amendment would raise 9-Rs base funding by the state to $7,000 per student, up from a current $6,468. The new funds would let the district continue with improvements and enhancements to its work, Popp said.
The changes also pleased Rocco Fuschetto, the Ignacio superintendent.
I can live with the amendments, Fuschetto said.
However, the bill is still in flux, and the amendments could change.
A sticking point will be the minimum state support per student. Johnston wants to raise the minimum funding beyond what the state now pays the La Plata districts. But a coalition of Republicans and one Democrat on the Senate Education Committee successfully added an amendment to raise the minimum even beyond what Johnston wanted, at a price of around $200 million.
The challenge is they didnt balance the budget by saying where the money will come from, Johnston said.
One possibility would be to raise taxes even beyond what Johnston and his allies want.
I dont think voters will like that answer, Johnston said.
Johnstons bill seeks to rewrite Colorados complicated school finance formula for the first time since 1994.
His idea would focus more state support on districts that need it for full-day kindergarten, at-risk students and English learners. The reform would not take effect until 2014, and not unless voters approve a tax increase of about $1 billion this fall.
Twenty-four possible plans for a tax increase were filed Friday afternoon, the deadline to apply to be on the 2013 ballot.
Backers will choose one, and then they will need to get 86,105 valid signatures from registered Colorado voters.
The school finance bill will have to sit on the shelf for the next two weeks. The Senate will be busy with the state budget next week, and the week after, Johnston will be gone to attend to a family medical issue.
Sen. Ellen Roberts, R-Durango, isnt unhappy with the delay.
She thinks the current school finance system needs to be changed. But shes frustrated at the way Johnstons bill is moving during an unusually busy and emotional legislative session.
I wish that school finance reworking had been the centerpiece of this legislative session, Roberts said. (It) should be an all-hands-on-deck experience.


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Santa Cruz had a new carbon version of their Blur LT trail bike on display at the Sea Otter Classic, and BikeRadar got the lowdown. We also checked out a new carbon frame from Taiwanese manufacturer Trigon, new tyres from Continental, Schwalbe and Vittoria, and the latest eyewear from Giro and Tifosi. Some grippy bar tape from Lizard Skins also caught our attention, along with a clever new car/home bike rack from Saris.
Santa Cruz add second carbon model
Santa Cruz Bicycles have taken the lessons learned in developing the recently debuted Blur XC Carbon and now applied them to its longer-travel cousin to yield the new Blur LT Carbon.
At a claimed weight of just 2.54kg (5.6lb) with the included RockShox Monarch 3.3 air shock, the new model is a full pound lighter than the old alloy version and is nearly as light as the old alloy Blur XC.
Even so, Santa Cruz claim that the Blur LT Carbon is not only stronger than before, it is the stiffest and strongest chassis in their entire range – downhill, freeride or otherwise.
The Blur LT Carbon retains several revisions already proven on the the alloy version – such as 140mm of travel with second-generation VPP suspension geometry, a carbon upper link and grease port-equipped alloy lower link, and the improved pivot seals and locking collet hardware – but adds to it a tapered 1 1/8in-to-1 1/2in head tube for more fork flexibility as well as a direct-mount front derailleur for easier setup.
Santa Cruz now have two carbon frames with the launch of the Blur LT Carbon
Other details include a stainless steel 'chain-slap guard' on the bottom of the swingarm just aft of the bottom bracket, a replaceable rear derailleur hanger, lower profile cable stops and housing guides, carbon rear disc tabs and a moulded chainstay protector.
Santa Cruz will offer the Blur LT Carbon in four sizes beginning in June for a suggested retail price of US$2,399 (approx £1,635 – although price for UK buyers may vary). The alloy Blur LT will remain in the lineup at a cost of $1,850 for powdercoated frames and $2,050 for anodised ones.
The Blur LT Carbon's lower link includes handy grease ports for creak-free running
Trigon bring factory-direct carbon to US consumers
Trigon are hoping to emerge from their current status as a Taiwanese carbon frame and component manufacturer for other brands with their own eponymous range now available in several markets, including the US.
The factory-direct model obviously brings with it certain advantages in pricing, as demonstrated by Trigon's top-end RQC-929X road model. Just US$1,699 (approx £1,160) gets you a 980g carbon frame (claimed weight) with an integrated seatmast, BB30 or standard threaded bottom bracket shell, carbon rear dropouts and a tapered 1 1/8in-to-1 1/2in front end. Add another US$374.99/£256 for the matching 390g full-carbon fork with carbon steerer and dropouts and you're quickly on your way to a fully UCI-illegal machine.
Trigon make frames for other brands but now look to make a name for themselves
Features and buzzwords are one thing but ride and construction quality, handling and fit are another entirely. We'll see about throwing a leg over one for a real-world evaluation sometime in the future but given Trigon's comprehensive range of products – including road, mountain, time trial, and cyclo-cross frames plus a slew of parts – this may be one to watch.
Check out www.trigonbicycles.com to see more but be forewarned: some of the items may look a bit familiar, if you know what we mean.
The RQC-929X will be available with BB30 or standard threaded bottom bracket shells
New gravity rubber from Continental and Schwalbe
Continental's new Kaiser features a meaty 2.5in-wide double-walled reinforced casing plus an aggressive downhill competition-specific tread made with a soft Black Chili rubber compound for improved grip in dry conditions. An open centre section promises good purchase on mixed terrain while the stout shoulder looks to provide secure cornering hold. Claimed weight is 1kg.
Continental's new Kaiser 2.5in downhill tyre
For wet conditions, Continental now offer the Rain King, which uses the same 2.5in casing as the Kaiser but with a more open tread pattern and different Black Chili compound to shed mud. Claimed weight is 950g.
The Rain King is designed for wet conditions
German competitor Schwalbe also debuted a pair of new tyres – the Dirty Dan and Wicked Will. The 2.35in-wide Dirty Dan is a mud-specific downhill tyre sporting Schwalbe's tacky Gooey Gluey rubber compound, a double-walled casing with pinch flat protection and Snakeskin sidewall reinforcement, and an aggressively siped and spiked tread pattern to dig into soft surfaces.
In addition, Schwalbe have also added their unique 'Curve Claws', a series of short knobs positioned radically far down the side of the casing for extra grip at extreme cornering angles.
Schwalbe's unique Curve Claws provide extra security at extreme cornering angles
Drier conditions will call for the Wicked Will, which uses the same casing construction as the Dirty Dan but with shorter and fatter knobs for better bite on hard surfaces plus a more stoutly reinforced shoulder tread. Schwalbe add the Curve Claws here as well, and the Wicked Will will be offered in both Gooey Gluey or Triple Nano tread compounds.
Schwalbe's Wicked Will comes in two compounds
Higher thread counts and new 'cross treads from Vittoria
Vittoria have increased the thread count of their already-high Corsa tubular and clincher tires from 290tpi to 320tpi for an even suppler ride while a second-generation puncture-resistant belt supposedly offers better protection than before.
Vittoria have increased thread count to 320tpi in their top-end tyres
Vittoria will continue to use the 290tpi casing on their new Cross Evo XM 'cross tire, though, which features a more open tread for wetter conditions plus specially angled knobs to provide better grip in corners. The Cross Evo XM will be available in both tubular and clincher varieties in 32mm and 34mm widths.
The new Vittoria Cross Evo XM is intended for muddy conditions
Riders who insist on both racing and training on tubulars will also find solace in Vittoria's new Rubino Pro, which uses a more conventional 120tpi thread count but a seamless construction for easier mounting and rounder profile. Claimed weight is 290g and retail price is a modest US$50 (approx £35).
Expanded eyewear options from Giro and Tifosi
Giro have expanded their eyewear range into the more casual realm with two new models – Fader and Cymbal. Giro expect the squared-off Fader to appeal more to men and the decidedly more rounded lines of the Cymbal more to women.
Giro have added the squared-off Fader to their eyewear range
Both feature Zeiss-certified optics in a variety of tints and subtle metal details around the temple hinges, and the Fader also adds rubber pads on the nosepiece to prevent slip.
The Cymbal offers a more rounded and softer profile, and metal detailing
Giro will also add yellow and orange lens tints to their sport performance range – including Havik, Semi and Filter – for low light conditions.
Giro also add new yellow and orange tints to their range of lenses
Tifosi will add at least three new models to their range including both casual and sports glasses. The Salvo definitely falls into the former category with its stout metal frame and military-inspired styling. Polarised and standard versions will be available for US$59.95 and $39.95 (approx £40 and £27), respectively.
Tifosi's new Salvo uses a metal frame for its military-inspired styling
At the other end of the usage scale is the Scatto FC (full coverage) with a feathery 24g claimed weight and customisable temples and nosepiece. Standard and photochromic Fototec lens-equipped versions will be available for US$39.95 and US$59.95 (approx £27 and £40), respectively.
The new Tifosi Scatto is said to weigh just 24g with customisable temples and nosepiece
Tifosi have also removed some frame material from their popular Pavé model, making them less bulky and a tad lighter while also easing lens swaps.
The popular Tifosi Pavé model gets a revised frame that is less bulky than before
Lizard Skins debut grippy bar tape
Cyclo-cross season is still several months off but Lizard Skins are prepared with their new DSP Road Tape. The textured Dura Soft Polymer material offers superb dry grip – and only barely affected wet grip – and a slightly cushioned feel. The closed-cell surface cleans up easily, the tape is lightweight at 56g per set including plugs, and it's also available in a generous range of eight colours.
Lizard Skins' new DSP Bar Tape is impressively grippy and easy to clean
Lizard Skins are also now offering custom-etched lockrings for their range of lock-on grips. Though there is a minimum order of 15 sets, Lizard Skins let you mix and match colours between red, blue and black, and designs are apparently limited solely by what you can fit in the limited real estate.
New T-Bones hitch rack from Saris
Saris's marketing co-ordinator Maggie Walz was in her own mobile booth at Sea Otter, carrying the company's latest T-Bones hitch rack which has been designed as a dual-purpose car rack and indoor storage system for "urban cyclists and people on the go".
Saris intend for the rack's sturdy four-point plastic base to remain indoors while a second base stays mounted on your towbar.
Saris's new T-Bones rack is aimed at urban cyclists
A handy Qwik Dock lever secures the 4.5kg (10lb) aluminium upper section to either one, meaning you don't have to leave the rack on your car when not in use and – at least in theory – you also always have a place to store your bike inside your apartment or loft off the ground and away from walls.
The four-point plastic base is meant to stay inside
The upper section folds into a fairly compact form and fits into the included backpack-style carrying bag for transport back and forth with room left for other gear such as shoes and helmets.
An integrated cable lock and a number of lock cores help keep things secure
The T-Bones uses the same folding arms and rubber-coated cradles as Saris's popular Bones trunk rack and an integrated cable lock and lock cores help keep everything reasonably secure, too.
Saris will offer the T-Bones in both two-bike and three-bike versions for US$349 and US$379 (approx £240 and £260), respectively, both of which will include the rack, both bases and the carrying bag.


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UT Tyler student health and wellness, in conjunction with the Office of Student Services, will hold a public event as part of the National Rally Against Rape 11:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31 on campus, Kim Harvey-Livingston, student services director, announced.
The public rally will begin at 11:30 a.m. on the patio just outside The Met.
Discussions and a showing of the film "Transition to Survivor" and documentary "The Line" will begin at 12:30 p.m. in the University Center theater.
"This event is open to everyone, and it will be a safe place for survivors," said Samantha Dwight, health education specialist.
The event is being organized in cooperation with the national event sponsored by Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment. PAVE is a leading national nonprofit group that shatters the silence of sexual violence, Dwight added.
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Arsene Wenger insisted Arsenal's players should not feel embarrassed despite the Gunners losing the Capital One Cup quarter-final to a Bradford team which cost a total of £7,500 in transfer fees.
The npower League Two side, currently 64 places lower than the Gunners, triumphed 3-2 on penalties after the match ended 1-1 following extra time at Valley Parade. Only one Bradford player commanded a transfer fee - James Hanson, who cost £7,500 from non-league Guiseley plus the proceeds of a friendly.
Asked if his players felt embarrassed, Wenger said: "You feel embarrassed when you don't give everything but I feel the team did fight and they will be more disappointed and frustrated."
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Our mission is to ensure the information system updtime, data integrity and availability, and business continuity.
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Twins Bats Continue Their Slumber In Loss To Red Sox Tuesday
The Red Sox beat the Twins 2-1 at Fenway Park in Boston Tuesday night. Minnesota falls to 32-37 with the loss and now trail the Kansas City Royals by 5.5 games in the American League Central.
The Twins managed just four hits in the loss, with Danny Santana accounting for two of them. Joe Mauer also had an RBI double.
Phil Hughes took the loss despite allowing just two runs on eight hits with six strikeouts and no walks in a complete game effort.
Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester earned the win with 6.1 innings of one-run, four-hit ball.
The Twins will look to avoid being swept this afternoon when they take on the Sox in the final game of the series. First pitch is scheduled for 12:35 with Kyle Gibson starting for Minnesota against Boston's John Lackey.


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E.O. Smith at Northwest Catholic, Wednesday: Good early season test for Class L runner-up Panthers, who knocked Northwest out of the tournament in quarterfinals last year
Mercy at Career, Dec. 11: Classic early-season SCC matchup between the league's top teams.
Capital Prep vs. Career, Dec. 13: Capital Prep opens its season with a bang against Class LL champion Career at the Doc Hurley Classic
Northwest Catholic at Glastonbury, Dec. 13: Northwest has Hartford-bound Alyssa Reaves and Glastonbury has Courtney Latham, headed to Hartford's America East rival Boston University.
Manchester at Glastonbury, Dec. 18: Manchester lost a lot to graduation, including Player of the Year Ashley Perez, and Glastonbury will want to avenge last year's overtime loss in the Class LL quarterfinals to the Indians.
East Catholic vs. Lauralton Hall at Mercy, Dec. 27: Rematch of a Class LL second-round tournament game last year, in which 15th-seeded East Catholic upset No. 2 Lauralton Hall 45-43.
Cheney Tech at Somers, Dec. 27: Cheney Tech's 1,000-point scorer Colleen Cosker goes up against Somers' Diandra DaRosa.
RHAM at Tolland, Jan. 2: Class M runner-up Tolland blasted RHAM in their first meeting last year by 30, but the Eagles graduated their top player Kristin Schatzlein, while the Sachems' best player, Sarah Veilleux, is only a junior.
Coginchaug at Cromwell, Jan. 4: Defending Class S champs visit Shoreline foe Cromwell.
Cromwell at Bacon Academy, Jan. 5: A non-conference battle between one of the top teams in Class M (Cromwell) and the Class L defending champion.
Career at Mercy, Jan. 9: Second game of the season between the top two SCC teams.
Glastonbury at Weaver, Jan. 11: Glastonbury started its run to the CCC tournament championship with an upset of Class M champion Weaver last year.
Archbishop Malloy (N.Y.) at Capital Prep, Jan. 12: New York powerhouse, which won the state federation Class A championship in 2011, visits Hartford.
Avon at Ellington, Jan. 18: Always a good NCCC matchup
Berlin at E.O. Smith, Jan. 22: Rematch of the Class L semifinal, which E.O. Smith won, 63-52.


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Joe Longley, State Bar of Texas President-Elect. As the twenty-nine year-old Chief of the Antitrust & Consumer Protection Division of the Texas Attorney General's Office, he co-authored and nurtured the passage of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices-Consumer Protection Act, together with the private remedies sections of the Texas Insurance Code, now found in Chapters 541 and 542. In 2000, he and his law partner, Philip Maxwell, were named to the Texas Lawyer's exclusive list of 100 LEGAL LEGENDS. Since then he has been named by the Texas Lawyer as the Number One GO-TO-LAWYER for Insurance Law in the State of Texas.
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The Chain Garden: Get the Look
The current issue of the online gardening and outdoor mag Leaf features this budget minded garden in London that is chock full of good ideas. I thought it would be fun to deconstruct, so you might also be able to 'get the look'.
Katrina Keiffer-Wells of Earth Designs created the space, and she has shared some of her sources.
The garden has 2 central features and the design created 3 zones. Zones help to give the garden purpose and structure, and enable you to begin laying out plants and hardscaping to define the areas that you wish to create. In this garden there is the eating area, which is inside the arbor/chain curtain structure, the relaxing area at the back of the garden, near the water feature, and then, near the entrance to the garden, the storage area.
All three areas got a major makeover with some relatively simple projects.
The pergola was constructed of Green Oak — this is a product that I have not found easily in the US. It is a shame really since the only comparable option that is readily available is pressure treated softwood beams. (Green Oak is naturally rot resistant, as opposed to chemically induced rot resistant). The simple structure took on a much more interesting form with the addition of Chain Curtains. The curtains have a great texture to them, they are fun to run your hands through, they break up the space in a soft way, and they provide interest. These curtains came from Chain Screens in the UK, but in the US you can buy them through Daisy Cake. They come in a rainbow of colors, and daisy cake also sells the railing to hang them.
The table and chairs were the clients' own...but I found these similar versions:
Calligaris at All Modern
Lacko chair by Ikea
Rex chair by CB2.
The storage area got a mini makeover — the shed was given a 'green' roof with a layer of astro turf stretched over the whole thing.
The back of the garden is the real focal point. The water feature is a simple construction of green oak with a trough fountain. (The fountain can be purchased in the UK at Water Features; in the US you would order the same trough, but purchase the pump locally.) Above the water feature is metal outdoor wall paper from Susan Bradley and a lit moosehead from Northern Lighting to top it all off. The containers (from Flora Select) help to give height to the greenery.
The hyper cool chair and the day bed belonged to the owners before the project, and neither are made for full season outdoor use.
If you want to read more about the project and how it came together (including what it looked like 'before'), check out the full story at Leaf Magazine, (on pages 77-82) .
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This show-stopping, spot-on likeness of Grammy-nominated Adam Lambert is the ultimate fan must-have! You'll definitely want this original-one-of-kind "Trespassing" in your collection! Inspired by Adam's performance with Queen at London's Hammersmith Apollo, Mattel designer Carlyle Nuera meticulously recreated every detail of Adam's concert look, right down to the spiked epaulettes on his leather jacket! Yes, Adam doll is wearing a real leather jacket; leather-look pants, gloves and boots are all rock-star worthy!There are several Barbie themed auctions - not all of them are items I'd want in my collection.
The Adam Lambert doll features a hand-painted face in Adam's likeness and his signature tousled hairstyle. His mic is fully embellished with Swarovski crystals.
Your original one-of-a-kind collectible comes with a certificate of authenticity, a rockin' display case, the bejeweled mic and mic stand shown.
Designed by Mattel designer Carlyle Nuera.
Terms: In condition as donated. Additional shipping charges may apply based upon the location of the winner. Cannot be returned or exchanged. Cannot be resold or re-auctioned.Shipping and Handling The minimum shipping, handling and applicable insurance for this item is $39.95. Additional shipping charges may apply based upon the location of the winner. Hard copies of tickets, travel certificates and merchandise are shipped via FedEx or professional shipping service. Detailed redemption information for non-tangible items will be emailed to the winning bidder.
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