text: CDD> Facts and Maps> Business and Labor Force Data> Top 25 Employers 2017 Top 25 Employers Select an employer's name and you will go to the careers page on that organization's web site. Learn more about the Top 25 employers in Cambridge. 2017 Rank NAME OF EMPLOYER 2017 EMPLOYEES1 BUSINESS 1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 12,287 HIGHER EDUCATION 2 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 9,043 HIGHER EDUCATION 3 CITY OF CAMBRIDGE2 3,098 GOVERNMENT 4 NOVARTIS INST. FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH 2,326 BIOTECHNOLOGY 5 MT. AUBURN HOSPITAL 2,109 HEALTH CARE 6 BIOGEN 2,100 BIOTECHNOLOGY 7 CAMBRIDGE INNOVATION CENTER3 1,872 START UP INCUBATOR 8 AKAMAI TECHNOLOGIES 1,845 INTERNET TECHNOLOGY 9 CAMBRIDGE HEALTH ALLIANCE 1,824 HEALTH CARE 10 DRAPER LABORATORY 1,557 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 11 TAKEDA PHARMACEUTICALS/MILLENNIUM 1,554 BIOTECHNOLOGY 12 HUBSPOT 1,360 MARKETING SOFTWARE 13 SANOFI AVENTIS 1,318 BIOTECHNOLOGY 14 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 1,273 GOVERNMENT 15 EF EDUCATION FIRST 1,269 TRAVEL & EDUCATION PROGRAMS 16 PFIZER 1,200 BIOTECHNOLOGY 17 GOOGLE 1,200 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 18 BROAD INSTITUTE 1,135 RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 19 IBM INNOVATION CENTER/WATSON 1,077 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 20 PEGASYSTEMS 810 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT 21 ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTICALS 673 BIOTECHNOLOGY 22 FORRESTER RESEARCH 617 BUSINESS SERVICES 23 SHIRE/BAXALTA 588 BIOTECHNOLOGY 24 MODERNA THERAPEUTICS 531 BIOTECHNOLOGY 25 LESLEY UNIVERSITY 517 HIGHER EDUCATION Footnotes All figures collected between 9/1/17 and 11/20/17, unless otherwise noted. Employment at many Cambridge firms is dynamic. responding to changing market factors. Announcements affecting employment since the end if data collection are not factored into this table. All figures reflect employment within the City of Cambridge only. Whenever possible, totals are based on Full Time Equivalents (FTEs). Part time workers were counted as 0.5 FTEs, unless otherwise indicated by employer response. City of Cambridge figures include School Department employees. The Cambridge Innovation Center is a start up incubator that houses employees from 657 firms. Employers deleted since 2016: Abt Associates, Intersystems, Shaws/Star Supermarkets. Employers added since 2016: Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Lesley University, Moderna Therapeutics. Source: Cambridge Community Development Department and cited employers, except as noted, 2016. Top 25 Data from 1995 through 2017 Top 25 Employer information from 1995 to present can be found on the Cambridge Open Data site. You can use the filter tools to limit your display to one or more years of interest. Data can also be exported from the open data portal. Go to the Top 25 Employer Open Data Page. For More Information For more information about socioeconomic and demographic statistics about Cambridge, please contact Cliff Cook, firstname.lastname@example.com, Senior Planning Information Manager, at 617/349-4656.


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Hannibal Free Clinic Announces Annual Meeting
The Hannibal Free Clinic will hold its annual meeting on Thursday, February 14 at 12 p.m. at Fiddlestiks Restaurant in Hannibal.
The meeting agenda will celebrate the clinic's move and expansion into its new location in July 2012, the appointment of Dr. Alex Kosloff as Medical Director, volunteer recognition awards, the growth of the Hannibal Free Clinic in the services it offers and the scope of its practice, its outreach to the Hannibal area and accomplishments during the past year.
The program will conclude with the announcement of several new milestones for the clinic.
The Hannibal Free Clinic relies totally on volunteer physicians and staff. Its mission is to promote health and wellness by providing quality services, at no charge, to people between the ages of 18 and 65 without access to basic care. "The Hannibal Free Clinic" is a tax exempt 501 (c) 3 corporation and all donations are tax deductible." For more information about the Hannibal Free Clinic call 573-248-8307 or visit their website at www.hannibalfreeclinic.org.

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Diving the Cape Peninsula and False Bay/Castor Rock
The dive site Castor Rock is a reef in the Simon's Bay area on the Cape Peninsula side of False Bay, near Cape Town in the Western Cape province of South Africa. Information is provided which may assist in planning Recreational and Research Scuba diving at this site, and links to photographs of marine organisms that have been found there.
(reasons to dive at this site)
Name "Castor Rock"
The area is shown on SA Navy charts as Castor Rock.
S34°10.60' E018°27.56' (North reef pinnacle)
S34°10.68' E018°27.59' (Main reef northern pinnacle)
S34°10.74' E018°27.61' (Main reef central pinnacle)
S34°10.81' E018°27.65' (South reef pinnacle)
An extensive area of rocky reef north of Roman Rock lighthouse
This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2009)
Always dived from a boat. The site is 3.3km from Simon's Town, or 5.6km from Miller's Point.
The site is exposed to winds from all directions, which can produce an unpleasant choppy sea, and make it difficult for the boat crew to see a diver on the surface. Generally considered a winter dive, as this is when conditions are most likely to be good, but can be dived any time the swell is low and the visibility is acceptable. This can happen any time of the year after a period of light winds when the swell is low or short period. Poor visibility at the surface does not necessarily extend to the bottom.
Maximum depth is about 18m to the south, and 20m to the north. The highest point on the reef is about 4m deep.
Granite corestone outcrops and boulders of the late Pre-Cambrian Peninsula pluton
This is an extensive reef of granite. Basically a very large outcrop with occasional high areas, small gullies, boulders, small crevices and overhangs. Castor rock has a very different character to Roman and Rambler rocks. The reef top is of moderate relief, with relatively shallow sandy gullies, small overhangs and boulders, and has some steep areas at the edges. The sand to the south is coarse and shelly. There is a high corestone reef a few metres across the sand to the north of the main reef known as North pinnacle, which is reported to be a good site with overhangs and swimthroughs. There is also a reef section to the south known as South pinnacle, between Castor Rock and Roman Rock that is reported to be a good site.
Great white sharks have been seen in the vicinity.
Skill level
No special skills are required. The ability to deploy a DSMB is recommended.
Good photographic site.
A light is useful to restore colour at depth, a compass to keep track of your movements, and a DSMB will let the boat know where you are when surfacing.
Marine life (and features)
Large variety of invertebrates, and if you do your safety stop near one of the pinnacles you may be visited by shoals of reef fish including Hottentot, Galjoen, Dassie and Fransmadam. Zonation is variable according to depth and surface orientation. Some kelp above about 10m, but small and sparse. Red bait and other large ascidians fairly numerous, but not densely packed. There are patches of encrusting sponges and ascidians on relatively horizontal areas. Moderate numbers of elegant feather stars are scattered around. Common feather stars are also common in some areas, mostly where it is fairly steeply sloped. There are also clumps of red chested cucumbers, mauve cucumbers, striped anemones, Stephens' codium (relatively shallow), bushy corallines, encrusting corallines and Coral plocamium.
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On a recent morning two new Pinchot Institute staff members, Leila Pinchot and Susan Beecher, both research fellows, sat chatting on a terrace at Grey Towers in Milford, surrounded by budding and blooming trees and bushes. Both had roots there long before they had offices.
On a recent morning two new Pinchot Institute staff members, Leila Pinchot and Susan Beecher, both research fellows, sat chatting on a terrace at Grey Towers in Milford, surrounded by budding and blooming trees and bushes. Both had roots there long before they had offices.
Leila Pinchot has been working at the institute for only a year, having just completed her doctorate in natural resources at the University of Tennessee. But for several years she has had an American chestnut restoration project growing in Milford Experimental Forest. Those woods near the institute have been a forestry testing site since the early 1900s when Yale School of Forestry students tried various planting and harvesting schemes there. Great granddaughter of Gifford Pinchot, conservation pioneer and governor, Leila Pinchot camped in the woods growing up.
Now she says she has a dual mission. One is American chestnut research, "practical aspects of bringing the chestnut back to the forest," determining the optimal light, soil, water, nutrient and harvesting blend for the tree. The other part of her mission is environmental education, a project still in development that will involve bringing students to the experimental forest for hands on, and likely feet wet, experience.
Recently she led a group of East Stroudsburg High School North students wearing waders into a stream to test the water. They used a net to stir up sediment and catch insects, then looked at oxygen content and turbidity — what has dissolved in the water.
"I hated molecular biology in high school. It was so abstract," says Pinchot. "I want to show the practical aspects of science and math. Grey Towers already has a program. We're expanding it."
Meanwhile Susan Beecher cooperated with the institute for years in her work as executive director of the Pike County Conservation District, furthering natural resource management with environmental regulations.
"Since 2007, I've worked with the Pinchot Institute and other agencies with common goals and concerns. That effort became the Common Waters Fund," Beecher said, a combination of governmental, nonprofit and business people interested in resource conservation. "We're trying to start conversations across New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania — Pike, Wayne, Orange, Sullivan and Sussex counties."
Beecher, who arrived at the Pinchot Institute in March, was part of the original collaboration and remains on the steering committee.
She had worked with Pinchot Institute on a grant to provide landowners along the Delaware River watershed with a stewardship plan designed with professional foresters to improve forest health, important to the purity of the water needed by millions of people.
"Healthy forests in the upper Delaware basin are vital for clean water in the lower basin," Beecher said, defining "healthy" as "not impacted by insect pests, disease or invasive plant species, able to support a variety of birds and wildlife and regenerate itself."
As gas drilling and new, expanded pipelines approach the watershed and foment conflict, Beecher said, "Common Waters convened a group of stakeholders to discuss drilling and infrastructure. They developed a best practices report to minimize impact."
They also organized a meeting with scientists from the Philadelphia Academy of Sciences to discuss "information gaps" associated with drilling infrastructure.
Beecher's current work with Common Waters involves examining climate change risks to forest and water resources.
"I'm glad to still work in the conservation field," she says. "Working for a nonprofit is different from being an environmental regulator. I'm not constrained by rules and regulations. It's freer, more fluid. I can think outside the box."
"That's what the Pinchot Institute is about — thinking outside the box," Pinchot said.


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This article is not intended to diagnose or treat any diseases.
Due diligence is a necessary part of the healing process. If you believe you are worth the effort, then seek the knowledge you need to reveal the truth.
In the world of functional medicine and nutrition we use a large array of herbs, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and other biological substances to restore function and support healing. Most of the supplements we use are fairly safe. Even when the diagnosis is incorrect or if a side effect occurs, most reactions will resolve quickly with no permanent harm. However, there is a handful of supplements that can cause, at best, a setback and, on occasion, significant side effects. Betaine hydrochloride (HCl) is one of them. When used appropriately and under the correct diagnosis, Betaine HCl can have seemingly magical effects on conditions like acne, eczema, asthma, idiopathic malnutrition, GERD and other digestive issues. However, a visit to most mainstream medical websites will advise you, "Do not take Betaine HCL". This is with good reason. Betaine HCL can exacerbate several underlying health conditions and, in rare instances, can cause life-threatening health issues.
Betaine HCL is used to treat a condition called hypochlorhydria (insufficiently strong stomach acid). Although it hasn't been subject to rigorous clinical trials, here is the simplified hypothesis; when acid is the stomach is not strong enough (pH between 1.5 and 3.5) animal protein cannot be effectively digested into amino acids and smaller protein fragments. As a result, the stomach somehow detects this problem and continues to produce weak acid. The weak acid fills up past the stomach and into the esophagus. Unlike the iron-clad lining of the stomach, the esophagus is easily damaged by acid. The thinking is that Betaine HCl works by restoring the correct pH (increasing the acidity) of stomach acid. When the correct dosage achieved, the excess production of weak acid stops and normal digestion of protein and minerals resumes. If the correct dose is not achieved, supplementing with Betaine HCl has little value. Practitioners, here is a link to a method that was originally presented by Jonathan Wright M.D. on how to figure out the correct dose of Betaine HCl. As the author describes, most cases require no more than 2500mg for reestablishing adequate acid levels. I have seen a few cases where the replacement dose was over 6000mg per meal.
Accurate Diagnosis is Crucial
There are many downstream health issues that can arise from inadequate digestion of protein. These include IBS, excessive flatulence, leaky gut syndrome, asthma, acne, allergies, eczema, acid reflux, idiopathic malnutrition, premature osteoporosis etc. There are scientifically sound explanations for each of these that we will discuss another time. However, any of these conditions can be caused by other factors and, none of them is a defining symptom of low stomach acid (hypochlorhydria).
Most importantly, acid reflux, often diagnosed as GERD, is NOT a pathognomonic symptom of hypochlorhydria. The exact same symptoms can be caused by overgrowth of bacteria and in small intestine, excess production of acid, stagnation of the motor migrating complex and, more commonly, by excess histamine. This is why decades of research produced two classes of drugs to treat GERD. These are the proton pump inhibitors (PPI's) and H2 blockers (Histamine receptor blockers). It can be implied that the effectiveness of these two categories of drugs in treating symptoms can shed some clarity on the root of the problem. In more complex cases, hypochlorhydria and excess histamine will occur simultaneously.
The Big Cautions With Betaine HCl
Esophageal Damage and Strictures
Pills of Betaine HCl can get lodged in areas where the esophagus has narrowed from scar tissue or has shrunk from old age. This usually causes a strong, sharp pain. If the pill remains for more than a couple of minutes, it can literally burn the area. If this happens, the irritation can last several days and it is best to discontinue the course of Betaine HCl therapy until it is completely healed. To prevent damage to the esophagus in cases like these, it is crucial to flush the area until the pill is small enough to move on. This can be done by sipping a weak solution of baking soda in warm water (1/4 tsp per 12 oz of water) OR by diluting a full dose of a liquid antacid in warm water. DO NOT use baking soda if the patient has high blood pressure. This scenario is more common in elderly patients and it is better to break up the Betaine HCl capsules before swallowing them. As a general rule, if this happens, don't hesitate to seek medical attention.
Exacerbation of Gastritis
Gastritis is inflammation of the stomach lining. It has many causes but ultimately occurs because the cells lining the stomach cannot replace themselves quickly enough to maintain the integrity of the tissue. When this happens, any small amount of acid can quickly damage the lining. This is a potentially dangerous situation as ulcers can form. Possible causes include excessive alcohol consumption, use of corticosteroids and NSAIDS, stress, excess acid production, nutritional deficiencies, excess levels of histamine and infection.
Combine a stomach that is severely irritated by excess histamine and add Betaine HCl and you have yourself a new condition that can take several weeks to fully heal.
Symptoms of gastritis can easily go unnoticed. This is especially true for people who are busy, overwhelmed and/or highly driven. I meet people all the time in my practice who have had low to mid-grade symptoms of gastritis for years without giving it a single consideration that something could be wrong. This can also happen because some people have an altered perception of pain in their digestive tract. Nerve blocks and cauterizations as well as medications, like antidepressants, narcotics and opioids, can reduce pain sensations. Practitioners! Confirm your diagnosis before prescribing Betaine HCl and proceed cautiously with the dose. DO NOT assume that patients will notice side effects immediately.
A True Story of a Gastritis Nightmare
More than a decade ago, I had a nutrition consultation with a gentleman who had clear signs of gastritis. Although he didn't think so, his lifestyle was extremely stressful. He was founder and CEO of a very successful chain of stores. He worked long hours and traveled frequently. Drinking too much alcohol was one way he compensated for the stress. His symptoms manifested as a dull ache (fairly mild) above his naval that was worse on an empty stomach, with water, with spicy food and about 20 minutes after eating (food usually absorbs acid for a few minutes before the stomach makes more). He denied any sign of dark, tarry pieces in his stool (a sign of bleeding in the digestive system). At the time of our meeting, he was preparing to leave for a big game hunting trip in east Africa. I insisted that he consult a physician before departing. His first week in the African bush he developed anemia as a result of a bleeding ulcer. It took several days for him to reach a facility with adequate medical care. He ended up having to have surgery and, more unfortunately, a blood transfusion that left him with a lifelong disease.
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Yale PR's
1500m 4:03.37
Mile 4:23.78
3000m 8:44.00
5000m 15:06.49
10000m 31:57.77
Steeple 9:40.21
2010-2011: Outdoors, ran PR in 3000m steeplechase at Harvard-Yale to place fifth … Took third in 5000m at Springtime Invitational … Set PRs in mile, 3000m and 5000m indoors.
2009-2010: Placed eighth in 5000m at Harvard-Yale in outdoor.
2008-2009: Scored at the outdoor track Harvard-Yale meet in the steeplechase.
2007-2008: Opened the outdoor season with a 31:57 10000m, and ran a 1500m PR at season's end in 4:03…Did not contribute to the cross country squad as a walk-on, but made headway in the indoor and outdoor track seasons.
High School: Made cross country team as a walk-on … Had a 15:53 5000m cross country PR.
Personal: East Asian Studies and Psychology double major … Trumbull College … speaks Mandarin Chinese … Hopes to race Olympic distance triathlons after college.


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Cross Preserve Projects
Biology • Culture • Education • Facilities & Administration • Land & Water Management • Technology
The Center creates unique learning opportunities by engaging students, faculty, partnering organization, and community members in all aspects of running preserves. Projects emerge from the needs and opportunities of each preserve and are made possible with funding through grants, contracts and donor generosity. For more projects and independent research, see Info Hub..
California Coastal Prairie Website
The Center worked with Diana Jeffrey and Kathleen Kraft to create the California's Coastal Prairie website, the first of its kind to bring together a diversity of information about the evolution, ecology, and management of this rare habitat. The website serves part of the training manual for the Preserve's Land Management Training program which is open to students and community members. The Project was developed as part of the Coastal Prairie Enhancement Feasibility Study, a project jointly funded by California State Coastal Conservancy, Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District, UC Natural Reserve System, and the UC Davis Office of Research.
Coastal Prairie Training Materials
Coastal grasslands are some of the least well-known and least protected of California's plant communities. As part of the Coastal Prairie Enhancement Study, Preserve staff prepared a suite of educational materials and trains SSU students and community members how to identify, appreciate and manage these disappearing unique habitats. Training materials are made available on the California's Coastal Prairie website. These materials are used each Spring as part of the Preserve's Land Management Training program which is open to students and community members.
Marketing Plan for SSU Preserves
Spring 2013
The Center creates educational and research experiences for disciplines across campus, yet the SSU community has limited awareness of Preserve opportunities. MBA students in Kyuho Lee's Strategic Branding class developed a strategy to raise awareness about the preserves with the SSU campus and surrounding communities. These strategies are being adopted by the Center.
Soundscape Project
May-December 2013
Soundscapes of the Center's Preserves serve as the soundtrack for interpretive dance performances. This cross-disciplinary project engages biology, engineering, and performing arts students to record and interpret soundscapes of the preserves, and increases awareness about changing natural soundscapes. Performances are scheduled for November and December 2013. The project is funded by the GMC/Academic Integration Program and Sonoma County Community Foundation.
Mobile Climate Monitoring
Engineering Science Master's student Peiwen Yu worked with us to develop a low-cost mobile climate measurement system that can be mounted on a backpack or car to measure location, temperature and humidity. The pod is of interest to scientists interested in recording variation in climate and how it may affect organisms.


text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Kahramanmaras Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Kahramanmaras Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Turkey View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message QaaolchouraJoined: 10 Oct 2008Posts: 539Location: 21 miles from the Syrian border Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 10:01 am Post subject: Kahramanmaras Shot in the dark, since there don't seem to be too many people here who've even been to the part of Turkey I'm now in, but does anybody know if there are any good schools in Kahramanmaraş? It's a lovely little city and an Anatolian Tiger, and I'd like to include it in the list of cities with schools I apply to, but only if there's decent schools. (I had to rule out Konya, for example, because people on this forum have nothing good to say about any of its schools.) Thanks, ~Q Back to top billy orrJoined: 15 Jul 2009Posts: 229 Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 10:47 am Post subject: You should call yourself Odysseus or Jason given the length and variety of your quest for employment in asia minor. Back to top sedaa91Joined: 07 Jan 2012Posts: 34 Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 3:47 am Post subject: There is Kipas Schools in Kahramanmaras, which opened its door not too long ago (maybe like 5 years?). Other than that, I'm not sure if there is anything else really. It's a cute, small city and has amazing ice cream and friendly people Back to top Eagle EyesJoined: 26 Apr 2012Posts: 121Location: Istanbul Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 9:31 am Post subject: There is really not much at all in offer in teaching jobs in this small Turkish city. Most EFL jobs you find are with small private or government schools teaching kids offering about Turkish Lira 1,000/MonthlyHowever if you come here as a tourist the city's restaurants offer excellent kebabs, turkish sweets and turkish coffee! Accomodation is not bad either see Lonely Planet Guide for cheap hostels in the area. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Turkey All times are GMT Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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Lindsay Lohan's Elizabeth Taylor biopic slated
The troubled actress had hoped her role as the late screen legend in upcoming TV movie Liz & Dick would turn her career around, but the film has been branded "an awful mess" in an early review by Tim Goodman of The Hollywood Reporter.
Goodman compares the drama, about the Cleopatra star's tumultuous relationship with Richard Burton, to a spoof sketch on U.S. comedy show Saturday Night Live and calls the Mean Girls star "woeful as Taylor from start to finish".
He adds, "The talking part doesn't turn out so well for Lohan. There is not one minute in this film where she's believable," and claims one of the most dramatic scenes is "like a high school play".
However, the reviewer is sure the film will eventually gain a cult following, insisting, "Whatever you do, don't miss Liz & Dick. It's an instant classic of unintentional hilarity. Drinking games were made for movies like this. And the best part is that it gets worse as it goes on, so in the right company with the right beverages, Liz & Dick could be unbearably hilarious toward the tail end of the 90-minute running time."
Lohan recently revealed she had to fight to land her dream role as Taylor and even offered to star in the film for free.
Liz & Dick will premiere in the U.S. on 25 November (12).


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The remaining suitors, Drew, Chris and Brooks meet up with Desiree on the Caribbean island of Antigua.
Drew and Des do some sightseeing and have a picnic.
Rain ruins their plans for a beachside dinner. Chris and Des take a helicopter ride to the island of Barbuda and then a romantic dinner.
Brooks and Des talk and it doesn't fair well for Des when Brooks leaves the show.


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The Hotter 'N Hell Hundred is one of the oldest and largest cycling events in the nation, held each year in Wichita Falls, Texas. Riders and racers come from virtually every state and several foreign countries. This year they had another record-setting ride with 13,067 participants lining up for the 29th 100 mile Endurance Ride on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010 (see the picture below to see what that many cyclists look like on a start line!)
But more than just the Endurance Ride happen during the Hotter 'N Hell weekend, as there is also a Consumer Show, Spaghetti Dinner, USA Cycling Criterium Race, USA Cycling Road Race, the Hotter 'N Hell Hundred Endurance Ride, an Off-Road bicycle race, off-road trail run, plus entertainment, food and fellowship at the Finish Line Village. The local Wichita Falls newspaper, the Times Record News, has a great photo gallery of all the weekend's festivities, plus a video of the Hotter 'N Hell Hundred experience.
Now of course it takes an army of volunteers to help the cyclists face the wind and heat out on the roads (and trails), so we here at Performance Bicycle were more than happy to send out a crew (from some of our 8 stores in Texas) to the Hotter 'N Hell Finish Line village and to 2 rest areas along the route. They had a great time (as they always do) meeting, greeting, and otherwise helping people out at our hospitality tent.
We also kept riders hydrated at our hydration station, and entertained & informed guests during our hourly giveaways.
We fine-tuned and provided on-the-spot repairs for those last minute rider needs.
Our guys also surprised guests with free swag bags with water bottles, Power Bar nutrition products, and $5 discount cards.
We registered several hundred guests for peopleforbikes.org and for our free bicycle giveaway.
And provided on site repairs at 2 rest areas – #16 on the 25 mile route and the infamous Hell's Gates rest area.
All in all, it was another great Hotter 'N Hell weekend (even if the temperature didn't quite live up to the name, not that anyone is complaining). Maybe next year we'll see you out there on the road!


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Jefferson Hospitals
In Jefferson HospitalsCenter.com current lists one hospital and emergency rooms. Below you will find the hospitals which are located in Jefferson, Iowa. Select one of the following medical centers in Jefferson to research patient statistics and reports, find out about the medical specialties as well as find contact information and directions to the facility.
- Jefferson County Health Center
2000 S Main
Fairfield, IA 52556
This facility is a local/municipal government run critical access hospital
- Iowa Hospitals Sorted by County


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Egypt's Golden Empire "The Last Great Pharaoh" The final hour tells the story of Ramses II who resurrected the Egyptian empire. His reign is the high point in the life of the New Kingdom but also is the precursor of its ruin. He embarks on an ambitious building program. Part 3 of 3G
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Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs Since the discovery of his treasure-filled tomb in 1922, King Tutankhamun has captured the imaginations of people around the world. The Emmy-nominated TUTANKHAMUN AND THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE PHARAOHS highlights the celebrated exhibit of Tutankhamun artifacts - the most impressive collection ever assembled outside of Egypt - at the Museum of Art in Fort Lauderdale. These objects - ranging from everyday housewares to ornate gold crowns - offer a compelling portrait of the tumultuous times of Tutankamun and his fabled family. D
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Bonaparte's Retreat Not as well-known as his younger brother, Joseph Bonaparte escapes to the United States after his brother's downfall at Waterloo. The story unfolds through interviews with scholars and historians. They relate how the Frenchman settles in New Jersey, lives on a lavish estate, designs elaborate gardens, entertains leading figures of the day, and gathers an important collection of fine and decorative art.G
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Moyers & Company "Fighting The Filibuster" President Obama's second inauguration will be a day of celebration, but whether or not he accomplishes his second-term goals depends on what happens the next day -- Tuesday, January 22 -- on Capitol Hill. That's when the United States Senate decides the fate of the filibuster. Once "the world's most deliberative body", the Senate has become a graveyard of democracy where, says Bill Moyers, "grown men and women are zombified in a process no respectable witch doctor would emulate for fear of a malpractice suit. D
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Lübecker Marzipan
Strict rules for the highest quality
For the composition and manufacture of marzipan in Germany, the regulations for oilseed apply. According to these regulations, the marzipan raw paste M0 must comprise of sweet, peeled almonds with a moisture content of no more than 17 %. No more than 35 % of sugar may be added, and no less than 28 % of the mass should be almond oil. In the marzipan raw mass MI, up to 12 % of bitter almonds may be added.
Marzipan is a mixture of raw marzipan mass and, according to the German guidelines for oilseed, at most the same weight in sugar. The sugar can be replaced by up to 3.5% glucose syrup and/or 5 % sorbitol in relation to the total weight of the marzipan. Fine marzipan consists of at least 70 parts raw marzipan mass and at most 30 parts added sugar.
Lübeck Marzipan is a protected geographical indication (PGI) according to EU law. The quality requirements of Lübeck Marzipan are set higher than those of conventional marzipan and are regulated by the RAL German Institute for Quality Assurance and Classification. The following maximum sugar additions are permitted:
- Lübeck Marzipan: 70 parts raw mass, 30 parts sugar
- Lübeck Fine Marzipan: 90 parts raw mass, 10 parts sugar.
If normal, conventional marzipan is called Edelmarzipan, or fine marzipan, it must have the precise composition of Lübeck Marzipan.
Our traditional methods of production and our high demands on quality guarantee a highly respected degree of quality, recognised particularly by marzipan experts as much now as in the past. As well as the roasting process in copper roasting boilers, the secret is also the previously mentioned high demand on the raw materials. For example, we prefer to use almonds from plantations in the Mediterranean region for our top products, which have an excellent almond aroma due to the provenance and the climate.


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Cigarettes Laurens/Le Blason des Villes de France : Armoiries de Gray (Item number: #368388067)
Description See the complete description
55x70 mm. reverse shows the number and some advertising.
Series information Series name : Le Blason des Villes de France (Coats of Arms of French Cities) Issued by: Cigarettes Laurens, France Date of issue : ? (1910s-20s ?) Company The company ´Cigarettes Laurens´ was...
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People seem to like devices that are available in different colors. Going with this notion, Research In Motion released the original Torch in white and red aside from it's regular chrome look. They've followed the same mold and now the Torch 2 is being released in white. Maybe soon we can expect it in red as well?
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Seib & Wessel: Bombshell Poll
WSJ's Aaron Zitner says the new WSJ/NBC poll shows the American public is deeply angry with government, with unhappiness with the GOP now spreading to President Obama. Also: Do the numbers signal better prospects for third-party candidates?
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
the ... he'll start going right Aaron um ... so in that in the new Wall Street Journal NBC News poll this week you got ... the clear picture of problems with the Affordable Care Act ... as well as lingering feelings of unhappiness about the shutdown fine the head home ... for President Obama is no longer just Republicans ... is present Obama of taking the heat as well ... and those number showed up for it that's really vividly ... Jerry you know ... people ... in a burst of optimism around on this first collection ... pill been so ... unhappy with government angry looking for alternatives not feeling represented ... deep into the Bush here is ... that what we found in our poll that just came out yesterday ... Anna Prior formally took early October during the shutdown ... it's freaking day ... the deaths that ... people have some two and a regard for Washington political institutions and local leaders are hitting the bottom of the barrel here ... the headline as you said is the anger ... that attached to the Republicans during the shutdown ... has now spread to President Obama but everyone's help in this regard ... Obama for the first time is really dragged into the ... monkey he used as a reservoir of personal goodwill so that when people didn't think he was doing the job as president ... they still like him personally the poll shows ... that for the first time more people see him in a negative light ... and in a positive light ... his job approval is down to forty two percent of people thinking he's ... doing a good job losses last year and I Lois he took on lower step ... now ... people are angry ... us ... with their hoses popularity is low ... yet they continue to relax their homes ... the poll suggests a little bit maybe that's often absolutely the old adage ... that ... people dislike Congress like the congressman seems gone ... in our poll ... record high sixty three percent of people ... said he was trying to get the new person a chance rather than real union are spent in their own district ... what was shocking has three quarters of people ... think that Congress is contributing ... to the nation's problems instead of solving it ... ended ... higher fraction of people think that their own congressman ... is contributing to the nation's problems ... and think that their congressman ... or woman ... this all in ... their forty three percent said ... Mike Irishman a Congresswoman is contributing to the problems in Washington on that's not a good number for any incumbent of any party no matter what I'd ... I suspect you know tea party Republicans an industry still feel they're somewhat immune to that ... but at some point nobody's really immune from that kind of feeling ... there's also and this is in this is the head of the ... political reporters dream you know there's a question we asked about whether people would vote for third party or an authentic and in the district of thirty percent ... said they would now of course three percent Walt ... aam and in most cases there will be a third party were intended on independent alternative but there's going to be ... conversation I predict over the next three years about is there now spaces their own lane ... for a third party in our pollsters is you know but have thought that since two thousand while you can find it interesting a third party people on alternatives to going ... they rarely materialize ... in a meaningful way in the political marketplace crucial elections ... is a sign of disaffection ... thirty percent wanting an independent third party candidate is important and another on toward finding is ... if you add up ... everyone would enterprise is a Democrat to everyone who identifies a Republican ... that number adds up to less than fifty percent in other words ... more than half of the public ... doesn't feel attached ... or connected to the ability to third party has argued that some outsiders might be able to win congressional races write in it that the reality is that that happens rarely and when the conditions are right I mean Bernie Sanders one is an independent and Vermont for example but you know he's really a Democrat he's calling himself an independent ... social what to do what is passed on November five Virginia yet where her Terry McAuliffe some people see him as a ... possum flawed candidate Ken Cuccinelli ... cast is ... too conservative for the state is there an annual libertarian ... whose testing in about ten percent in the polls ... the poll numbers invariably are higher than what so total ... a third party candidate who gets to see if he gets that was the lowest ... giveaway paper the given him the mantra for Washington agreed Hedland in the Virginia race ... called ... the not so amazing race ... yet the Richmond Times dispatch


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SuperGenius Life 4 Day Workshop with Ryan Pinnick
SuperGenius Ltd
Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 9:30 AM - Sunday, April 8, 2018 at 7:00 PM (BST)
Event Details
SuperGenius Life is a 4 day practical training where you will learn:
- A simple 3 step process to accessing your Superconscious Mind
- An incredibly powerful Awareness technique that neutralizes your Ego
- Insights in to your unique Genius and Natural Gifts
- Why your thoughts and feelings aren't real
- How your Ego is sabotaging you unconsciously
- How to discover your True Purpose through our High Level Creative Frequency method
- A Written Guidance process to discover what actions to take to live your Genius
Many people who have attended SuperGenius trainings have said that this is by far the best training they have ever experienced.
Timings for each day:
08h30: Registration Opens
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We will have short breaks and a lunch break during each day.
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- This training is only suitable for people who are 18 years of age or above only. Under no circumstances will we allow anyone younger in to the room.
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Roundup of Genealogy Webinar Providers
Legacy Family Tree Webinars - They provide genealogical webinars nearly every week. Their usual time slot is Wednesdays at 2pm EST but they also do some on Fridays and other times. The webinars are free when viewed live and for 10 days afterwards. Viewers have the option to purchase CDs of the webinars.
Family Tree University - They provide live and on-demand webinars as well as a fall and spring virtual conference chock full of webinars. There is a fee associated with these webinars so check for the prices though discount coupons are frequently available. Follow them on Facebook or Twitter for the coupons. Webinars are held at varying times.
Dear Myrtle - Dear Myrtle has been right there at the forefront of webinars since they began to take hold within the genealogy community. The Dear Myrtle webinars are free and the upcoming schedule can be found on the Dear Myrtle blog and on the GeneaWebinars Calendar. Archived webinars can also be accessed from the Dear Myrtle site.
Michael John Neill - Neill, the author of Casefile Cluse and Genealogy Tip of the Day, regularly holds genealogy webinars. His archived webinars are available to buy via download. There is also a fee for the live versions. Find notices of upcoming webinars on his Rootdig blog.
Illinois State Genealogical Society (ISGS)- Societies are getting in the swing of providing great webinar content too. ISGS is presenting webinars every month and they publish the full-year calendar in advance which is great for scheduling. Webinars are held the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 8pm Central (9pm EST). The live webinars are free but replay is only for members. Access to their webinar library may be enough to convince you to join!
Southern California Genealogical Society (SCGS) - Pioneers in the webinar arena, SCGS was the first society to offer webinars to their members and the public at large. Called the Jamboree Extension Series, they also publish a full year schedule in advance. Their live webinars are free but membership is required for the replays. Webinars are held twice a month on the first Saturday at 1pm EST and the 3rd Wednesday at 9pm EST.
Association of Professional Genealogists (APG) - APG has begun catering to the needs of its members by providing business focused webinars. The topics might also be of interest to genealogists in general or people who are considering becoming a professional. The webinars are free to watch and the replays are available in the members only section of the website. See the GeneaWebinars calendar for individual webinars by APG or look for press releases on the APG website.
Friends of the National Archives - Southeast Region - This is another regional group that is providing a full year slate of webinar content. The topics tend to have a more southern focus but some are general interest as well. The webinars are free to watch live but membership is required for later viewing.
You can view the full schedule of webinars by ALL genealogy webinar providers at the GeneaWebinars site.
If you know of any other webinar providers that I have missed please let me know so that I can add them to the list.
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Great idea to collect all of these resources in one place! Here are two more sources of webinars for your list that aren't listed on the Geneawebinars.com calendar:
Georgia Genealogical Society (GGS): The society sponsors a monthly series of webinars which are provided free to live webinar participants at 8:00 pm (Eastern time zone) on the third Monday of each month. Recorded webinars (and handouts) are archived on their website, in a members-only section. About 1/4 of the webinars are on topics specific to researching Georgia ancestors while the others would appeal to a very wide audience.
Although I have never lived in Georgia, I do have Georgia ancestors. The GGS webinars on Georgia records and resources have been extremely helpful to me.
RootsMagic Webinars: The folks who created the RootsMagic software offer free webinars, usually on topics related to using various features of their software. However, they've offered two free webinars by Lisa Louise Cooke: Google Earth for Genealogy and How to Find Your Family History in Newspapers. All 40 of the webinars they've offered so far are archived on their website and access is free to everyone. It looks like they're planning to schedule some new webinars, although the schedule isn't posted yet.
Here's a tip for using the Geneawebinars.com listings: I subscribe to their calendar in my personal Google calendar and then turn on the email notification feature. That way every time a new webinar is added to the calendar at Geneawebinars I receive an alert in my inbox and the calendar listing (which includes the registration link) is available in my Google calendar.
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Thanks for mentioning these two other providers and for the email tip. That tip is going to come in very handy!
- Barbara McGeachyAugust 14, 2012 at 10:30 PM
Here are two more webinar providers:ReplyDelete
Looking4ancestors just held their first webinar on July 24, 2012 (Mapping Your Ancestor's Footsteps). http://www.looking4ancestors.com/
Ancestry.com also has webinars. Their most recent one was in June, so maybe they'll start up again for the autumn. Their webinars are at http://www.ancestry.com/cs/us/videos
Thanks for gathering this list! DearMyrtle has most, but not all the webinars on her calendar.
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Thanks for this collection . I have also found video about all topics on genealogy on youtube as well.ReplyDelete
The Utah Genealogical Society (home of SLIG) offers a FREE online UGA Virtual Chapter Meeting. The next one is Speaker – Pat Jensen, Finding United States Naturalization RecordsReplyDelete
7:00 pm MDT, August 16, 2012.
To attend the presentation, go to virtual.ugagenealogy.org and, on the date and time of the meeting, click on the UGA logo. Enter the presentation as a guest.
This presentation is FREE and open to the public, so share, tweet & spread the word! This meeting will be recorded and placed in the members area of the website (www.ugagenealogy.org) where current members have access to all of the past meetings!Replies
Thanks for including UGA. I meant to include them in the original post and somehow got distracted away from it. A good addition!
The Graduate School of Library and Information Science is offering a 6 week non-credit course on Genealogical Research and Library Service. Open to all, but there is a fee.ReplyDelete
Course description: This course covers the basics of family history research, which is a very specialized field. We will examine sources used for family history research, both print and online, as well as methods of assessing, compiling, and presenting information extracted from the sources. You will learn about a variety of sources including home sources, government documents at the local, state and federal levels, and non-governmental records, such as church records, city directories, local histories, and newspapers. We will also cover how to organize and store research, and how to share it. Finally, we will discuss the major providers of genealogical information in the U.S. and strategies for providing good service.


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The Pony Expresso in Dolores is issuing a "Giving Challenge" to customers and the people in Montezuma County. The business is collecting donations of items needed by The NEST Child Advocacy Center and The Bridge Emergency Shelter. People who bring in a donation, will get 15 percent off an order. Here are the items needed: Stuffed animals, blankets, board games, gift cards for any grocery store (to buy items needed for the Shelter), bowls (10 or 12 oz.)
The stuffed animals, blankets and board games can be used but should be in good condition. This will run through Dec. 21 so donations can be delivered before Christmas.


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Thursday, October 16, 2008
In the mailbox
8 comments:
- ediFanoB said...
Dark Wolf, this is a nice collection.
I'm looking forward to your reviews.
I'm glad that you get books from publishers.
- October 16, 2008 at 12:27 PM
- Dark Wolf said...
Thank you Michael :) And I'm quite happy too ;)
- October 16, 2008 at 5:27 PM
- Hagelrat said...
You are soo lucky.
- October 16, 2008 at 9:53 PM
- Dark Wolf said...
I will not deny it :)
I'm thinking on a post with he last books I bought (in the last 2 weeks I bought 21 books) ;)
- October 17, 2008 at 11:29 AM
- Hagelrat said...
People like us...books are our crack.
- October 17, 2008 at 5:35 PM
I've just been loaned a proof of "The Sweet Scent of Blood" which mixes vampire and fae. So, would be interested in that review ;)
- October 17, 2008 at 6:04 PM
- kyodnb said...
you bought english books? or translated in romanian :D
i don`t know any of the authors of the books that you got it through the mail...i guess they are mostly new ones :)happy reading
- October 17, 2008 at 7:30 PM
- Dark Wolf said...
Hagelrat - I suppose we are, but I'm not going to the disintoxication ;)
Anonymous - I will get to it sooner or later :)
Kyodnb - I bought 8 in English and 13 in Romanian. And I just added a new order on Polirom.
Andrzej Sapkowski's works are the inspiration for the game "The Witcher" and Paul Kearney has published two series already, "Monarchies of God" and "Sea Beggars". But I haven't heard of him until recently and I think he is unknown in Romania. The others are new ones indeed :)
- October 18, 2008 at 12:48 PM


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TransferMe 1.0.2 beta (needs QT4 >= 4.8)
Subject description: Remote file sharing
Dear puppians,
Here is a pet for TransferMe (v.1.0.2 beta) that I compiled in Lucid using AT 4.8 (if you don't have it, pemassu has it in his repositories). It allows for filing sharing/sending across networks. It is a bit like kontrolpack
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Posted: Sun 04 Nov 2012, 12:40
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Hi vovchik !
I did not find it a fair way you treated me regarding my posting (topic teamviewer ).
and the way you cut off while trying to justify my posting .
I did not come to Puppyland looking for trouble...... only for solutions .
Nevertheless .....have a nice day .
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Hi vovchiK !
Please be so kind look at the posting here
I try here again to justify my posting regarding this Teamviewer thing .
It was not my intention to make advertising to a commercial Product .
i was just looking for tools ,apps sharing files remote way to get remote acces to other computers things like this ...
this programm seemed to me a simple answer to multiple questions .
As far as i understand this programm seems free for personal use ( maybe like virtual box Sun )
Please let me know if there are any risks,drawbacks or problems could be caused using this app,
If there are good advice for tools apps pogramms ( I like it simple )(the open source way ) let me know too .
Thanks in advance .
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Sorry backi,
I didn't mean to be rude, but I am always wary of ANY UNTESTED commercial product that opens up your machine, particularly if you are running as root. Moreover, the portable app is 18MB, and, with distros that are about 90MB, which is enormous compared to the rest of the OS. Most of us try for tiny and elegant solutions because bloatware is against Puppy's fundamental philosophy. Sorry if I seemed rude, but I still worry about any untested network software that is a "black box" in Unix terms. We all like seeing the source and knowing what it does. And we all hated M$'s tendency to "report home". We do not know what it does, so I would be extremely cautious before posting it for download.
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And we all hated M$'s tendency to "report home". We do not know what it does, so I would be extremely cautious before posting it for download.
Its not only M$'s tendency to "report home" but each and everyone hits M$. And then, the right next moment they run to the next shop to buy the newest iPhone or any other smart phone whenever it's available and getting wet (not only in the eyes) in front of that. Knowing they all do "report home" - and track you.
It's the same old story with the same old set of words.
People are so dumb...
...sorry to say this, but it's the truth.
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Hi vovchic ! Hi RSH !
Your quite right with your opinion on that topic security,unknown software , maybe how someone could get control or spying or abusing your computer via backdoors ,viruses and god knows what .
I am just a ( Linux ) beginner .
This All in One Programm looks quite attractive to me on first sight . It does a lot of things that are usefull to me . I did not inspect all the features that are build in .
I did test it in my test enviroment not in my working Os . Using DpupExprimo on a USBstick with a " no save at shutdown " option .This stick is just for testing . Thats how i test and play,experimenting with new or unknown programms .
When something completely goes wrong i throw out my corrupted savefile and replace it with the backuped savefile to start from ground . So there will be ( i hope so ) not much damage .
O.K. but nevertheless ... i am quite curious if someone else have some opinion or experience or maybe warnings regarding the use of this TEAMVIEWER programm .
Your statement " Most of us try for tiny and elegant solutions because bloatware is against Puppy's fundamental philosophy .I still worry about any untested network software that is a "black box" in Unix terms " i do fully agree . I tried complete in vaine to get remote control from my Desktop pc to my notebook . Vice versa forth and back . But this program does it with a few clicks .To handle it is very simple . Maybe to nice to be true .
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Posted: Sun 04 Nov 2012, 16:03
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Hi RSH !
Excuse me .....but i am not quite sure what you wanted to say with your comment ..
Should i better avoid using this App .?
Nevertheless regarding Microsoft ....... go ....let`s fight the cabal ..... by getting better .
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backi wrote:
Hi RSH !
Excuse me .....but i am not quite sure what you wanted to say with your comment ..
Should i better avoid using this App .?
Nevertheless regarding Microsoft ....... go ....let`s fight the cabal ..... by getting better .
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Hallo backi.
Ich kann Dir nicht sagen, ob Du TeamViewer verwenden sollst oder ob nicht. Ich kenne das Programm nicht und dachte nur, es könnte nützlich sein, einen Link zur portablen Linux Variante zu posten ---> nachdem vovchik so barsch reagierte.
Zitat hier.
Was ich mit meinem Kommentar (zwei posts weiter oben) sagen wollte, ist:: die Leute sehen immer alles nur aus ihrem jeweilig aktuellen Blickwinkel - und so etwas ist einfach nur dämlich
- als Autofahrer sich über Fußgänger aufregen und als Fußgänger im umgekehrten Fall über die Autofahrer
- über Datenschutz bzw. Spionage aufregen und doch bei jedem Furz, den es in irgend einem Preisausschreiben zu gewinnen gibt, die eigenen Daten preiszugeben
- Microsoft verteufeln wegen der "report home" Funktionen aber ein feuchtes Höschen bekommen und nachts im kalten draußen campieren, wenn das neue iPodPadMacPhone auf dem Markt erscheint
- TeamViewer als kommerzielles, teures Produkt anprangern, aber Wine haben wollen, um eben solche Produkte in Linux verwenden zu können
- TemViewer Portable als zu groß (18mb) verteufeln im Vergleich zu Puppy Linux (ca. 90mb)
Zitat hier
, aber für ein 140kb großes Kindermalprogramm
geposted hier
, ein 25mb bzw. 34mb großes qt-4.8 installieren wollen
Du verstehst nun, was ich meine? Die Leute sind dämlich! Ich will wirklich niemanden persönlich verletzen, ich meine das generell.
Tried to translate this to English. Did reply in German because he's a German user as well.
Hello backi.
I can not tell you if you should use TeamViewer or should not use it. I don't know the program, just thought it might be useful to post a link to the portable Linux version ---> after vovchik reacted so rough.
quote here.
What I was trying to say with my comment (two posts above) is, people have always a look at things from their respective current perspective - and acting/thinking like this is simply dumb (or maybe stupid is the right term for that - don't know)
- upset as motorists over pedestrians and upset as pedestrians in the opposite case
- screaming on Data protection and espionage but giving personal data away to win every little fart that there is to win in any contest
- Microsoft demonizing because of its "report home" functions but getting wet panties and camping at night in the cold outside when the new iPodPadMacPhone appears on the local shop
- Denounce TeamViewer as a commercial, expensive product, but want to have Wine to use the same kind of products in Puppy Linux
- calling Portable TemViewer too big (18mb) compared with Puppy Linux (approx. 90mb)
quote here
, but for a fart of a Kindermalprogram sized 140kb
posted here
one should install a 25mb or 34mb large qt-4.8 package
You understand now what I mean? People are stupid! I really don't want to hurt anyone personally, I mean that in general.
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Dear RSH and backi,
I hab' gesagt, wollte nicht grob vorkommen, aber in Puppy sind die kommerzielle Sachen ein bisserl fremd - und wir kennen Bahnhof ueber ihre echte und innerliche Funktionen. Ich hab' 35 jahre in Deutschland und Oesterreich gelebt und hab' fuer Oesterreich die erste TPC/IP historische Verbindungen gemacht - UNO-CERN (1990). Ich bin mit Unix seit 1980 beschaefftigt. Vorsicht ist nicht unwichtig.
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Hi vovchic !
Ich denke schon das deine Vorsicht und Zurückhaltung in Bezug auf unbekannte kommerzielle oder auch nicht kommerzielle Programme ihre Berechtigung hat . Wer heutzutage nicht paranoid ist muss total verrückt sein (the one who is not paranoid these days must be completely insane )
Du weisst wahrscheinlich wesentlich mehr über Linux als ich . Ich glaube nicht dass du ein Linuxfundamentalist bist .
Mach dir nen schönen Tag .
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Leiber backi,
Na, kein Fundamentalist, aber es gibt besssere und schlechtere OS. Unix-artige sind, meiner Meinung nach, bessere und sicherere Loesungen. Leider sind sie nicht so gefragt in der Oeffentlichkeit. Aber wart mal. Es gibt in der Welt 500 Supercomputer. 499 davon operierien unter Unix/Linux....Weltraumforschung etc. Ist was!
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Posted: Mon 05 Nov 2012, 23:33
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backi wrote:
(the one who is not paranoid these days must be completely insane)
There is not really any reason for people like you (and me) to be paranoid in any way - usually.
By a global view there would be maybe only two reasons why anyone should be paranoid.
1. The world would end on 21. December 2012
- like many people do believe (carrying tons of food into their homes and bunkers)
2. One would live in a country at war or leaded and under pressure by dictators
- what must be terrible
To 1.:
if the world would end on 21. December 2012 we could never change it - wether if we are paranoid or not - so, better to be not paranoid
To 2.:
both of us do not live in a country at war or leaded and under pressure by dictators or something similar - also a reason better to be not paranoid
But we are here on the forum, so there would be possibly a third reason, why to be paranoid:
security reasons
in case of the use of a
- that would be really a funny joke
You don't trust online banking? Move your feet to your local bank or money institution.
You are afraid your mails are read out by third persons and/or government? Write a simple letter.
You are afraid your data, transferred from your notebook to your netbook will get lost or corrupted? Use usb sticks or cd, dvd...
You are afraid of your pc getting infected by viruses and/or worms etc.?
Don't save any important data on your personal computer.
USE YOUR BRAIN to save important data!
I mean: no one of us do has a supercomputer and also no one of us do has a need for the use of such a computer. No one of us has to have the need to store important data on the
computer ---> especially not on that computer which is used for online entertainment!
All this is a whole lot of useless discussion and paranoia because only of acting without to think about what you are intended to do before you are going to do it. This kind of acting is generally human acting and it is stupid in general and in each and every way.
Btw: to be paranoid does mean to be mental ill.
To be insane does mean to be mental ill, to have mental illness.
So it must be said as:
the one who is paranoid these days must be completely insane
Cut down the network connection and/or switch down the power supply and all your paranoia will be gone ---> some of us can't do that, because they are online/display-junkies...
Just to make clear: I'm not talking about computer-workers. I'm talking about us, that we are here for free and for private/common matters.
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Posted: Tue 06 Nov 2012, 08:22
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Hi RSH
Thanks for your goodwill ....
but it was just meant a bit ironically with my opinion on being paranoid .
"if you got nothing ......you got nothing to loose"----- " Bob Dylan-Like a Rolling Stone-" .
Sure there is nothing on my computer or in my live which could be for much interest or much importance to anyone .
Nevertheless.... thanks for your technical and psychological support !!
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According to a press release issued by Bravo:
In a season about taking chances, the hottest Housewives in the South are embarking on new ventures and returning to their roots. Kandi, Phaedra and Cynthia are exploring their entrepreneurial prowess. Though their dreams vary drastically – sex toys, funeral homes and a modeling school – each woman has jumped into their chosen endeavor with a signature boldness and innate sense of humor that defines these Atlanta ladies.
On the relationship front, NeNe and Kim remain estranged, but their personal love lives have changed drastically. Kim is madly in love, pregnant and building a home with Kroy, while NeNe's now-official separation with Greg teeters on the brink of divorce. Sheree has grand plans for her own dream house, however the pieces aren't coming together so smoothly. The interworking of these six unique women continues to captivate audiences, as "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" remains the highest-rated city in the franchise.
The series delves into the lives of six sassy women from Atlanta's social elite. Juggling families, careers and a packed personal calendar, the Real Housewives live their triumphs and frustrations out loud. Atlanta continues to be a character in itself as one of the hottest entertainment hubs in America. These driven and ambitious women prove that they're not just "housewives," but entrepreneurs, doting mothers and feisty southern women.
NeNe Leakes – This season, NeNe and Gregg have officially separated. Though Gregg no longer lives with NeNe and the boys, they have a complex relationship.
NeNe struggles with her decision on whether or not to sign the divorce papers and truly move on from their 15-year relationship. Since her experience on Celebrity Apprentice, NeNe has realized she has a knack for business and uses one of her Trump connections to pursue an entrepreneurial endeavor.
Kim Zolciak –As her psychic predicted, Kim's life has changed dramatically for the better. Kroy adores Kim, her daughters and is a loving father to baby KJ.
Though they have established a new life together, Kroy has to return to the NFL, leaving Kim to get their new house in order and tend to three children. To add to her juggling act, Kim is pursuing a country music career without the help of Kandi.
Sheree Whitfield –Sheree has recently moved out of her home and is building a fabulous new house for her family in the same upscale neighborhood.
Frustrated with her ex-husband for not paying the 4 years of child support he owes, Sheree takes action against him with legal help from her friend and fellow Housewife, lawyer Phaedra Parks.
Kandi Burruss – After a year spent recording and touring to support her solo album, Kandi has shifted her focus to a new endeavor: an intimate luxury line. She's also switching gears with music and focusing on writing country hits for a popular artist..
While she has yet to find Mr. Right, Kandi is spending more time than ever with Mama Joyce. Ever the mediator, she remains close with the other Housewives.
Phaedra Parks – With baby Ayden growing up so quickly, Phaedra is realizing her parenting style is different than expected. Once a firm believer in "spanking" a child, she has become a doting mom who tends to annoy Apollo by babying their son.
Phaedra continues to work hard at the law firm and has begun her next business venture: a family-run funeral home. Her only hurdle before becoming a certified mortician: convincing Apollo of the benefits of this new undertaking.
Cynthia Bailey – At 44 years old, Cynthia is still a working model and is using her decades of experience to help the next generation. By opening The Bailey Agency School of Fashion, Cynthia seeks to teach Atlanta's most promising girls about the industry. Her marriage to Peter is barely one-year along, but the shadow of the marriage-certificate wedding debacle still hangs over the Bailey-Thomas household.
Cynthia's sister Malorie and Peter still haven't addressed her attempted wedding sabotage and Cynthia finds herself in an uncomfortable position between her husband and her sister.
I know y'all are waiting for it so here's just a lil housewives TEA… Marlo Hampton will be on the show. She isn't in the cast photo because she won't be introduced until after the Kim drama (which is when Kim will transition to her spinoff Kim & Kroy show ~ Kim will be playing double duty kinda like how Bethany did on RHONY).
I've got so much more to share, but I'm saving it to coincide with the show…
It's about to be on and poppin this season… TRUST!
What did think of the trailer? Are you anxiously anticipating RHOA's return?
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Cross-over Soiree
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This was actually the first jumper I ever made out of the "Stitch in Time" book, and in fact the first knitting I'd done for about fifteen years; as ever, I was trying to run before I could walk.
I acquired seven ounces of this 3-ply metallic wool (1 strand cream, 1 strand orange, 1 strand metal fibre) and thought it would be a 'golden' opportunity to try one of the single-colour patterns from the book, which is full of 2- and 3-ply jumpers from the 1930s. It had to be a reasonably plain design as the fancy wool would be quite 'flashy' enough on its own and is too textured to show up an intricate stitch, but on the other hand I wanted some interest in the knitting-up: sixteen inches of stocking-stitch is my idea of pure tedium. So I chose this 1936 pattern from "Woman and Home" magazine for a deep-ribbed jumper (each rib is 3 stitches wide) where the bodice is in five pieces, sewn together: "The little vest-front gives the becoming cross-over line. A large brooch fastened on it gives a distinctive touch. Make it now—you can never have too many woollies in early summer" urges the pattern….
In fact, as I eventually realised, the 'little vest-front' visible between the sloping panels of the bodice actually belongs to the lady's under-slip and is not part of the garment at all: I had to acquire (for 10p at a local jumble sale…) a slip with embroidered neckline to fill in the very deep gap at the front, as glimpses of my yellowing vests underneath didn't look attractive at all!
In fact this three-ply "Soiree" wool is really too light-weight for the garment; in the 1930s 3- and 4-ply was considered a standard knitting weight rather than a super-fine baby wool, and was sturdier than its modern equivalent. The jumper is feather-light to wear (and surprisingly warm, given the large neck opening) but the ribbing stretched out of shape on its first wearing, and the cross-over front now sags sadly unless pinned right through the slip beneath.
With a brooch and belt, however, it is still possible to simulate the intended appearance of the original to a convincing degree (betrayed only by a bulge of excess fabric where the extra cross-over section is being held under), and the dramatic colour and striking diagonal rib across the front and in a V at the back of the neck (the long ends of the cross-over fronts actually fit together into a corresponding hole left at the top of the back) mean that this is a garment which literally does attract attention from across a crowded room: I've been approached by total strangers when wearing this one.
I've seen this pattern suggested as a forgiving design for more bosomy ladies; I have to say that on the contrary, in order to get the effect illustrated in the pattern photo you really need to have no bust at all, as any excess distorts the vertical line of the sewn fronts in an unattractive manner. The actual width of the garment is 38", but it's obviously designed to fit a 30"-32" chest size – with the right underpinnings I can just about get away with it!
See Flickr for a modern interpretation of this pattern in 4-ply wool. And apologies for the poor lighting in my own photos: it was raining outside at the time….)
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6oz of 3-ply "Soiree" metallic gold wool (I didn't need the seventh ball)
No. 8 and No. 11 (for the welt and cuff ribbing) knitting needles.
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CRESTVIEW � A video depicting the ultimate result of severe bullying premieres Tuesday night during Anti-Bullying Week, which runs through Nov. 22.
CRESTVIEW � A video depicting the ultimate result of severe bullying premieres Tuesday night during Anti-Bullying Week, which runs through Nov. 22.
Producers Amber Ellis and Trevor Dennis, who also wrote, directed and edited the 21-minute production, were motivated by Ellis' daughter, Danielle, who founded the Crestview High School Students Offering Support, or S.O.S., anti-bullying club.
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The Okaloosa County School District, the Crestview Police Department, the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office, Okaloosa County EMS, the North Okaloosa Fire District and Circuit Judge Michael Flowers participated in the production.
Production took more than a year after shooting began around Crestview in September 2012. Crestview High student and alumni actors include stars Jack Barr, Dylan Cobb and Kyndalle Allen.
Barr, who graduated in 2013 and appeared in school and community theatre productions, said the video's vivid message increased his awareness of bullying's impact on its victims.
"It was the most amazing thing I have done yet, to be honest. It was fun but it was horrid," he said. "It made me really want to reach out to people who are being persecuted in schools by other kids and make a change."
Ellis praised Barr, who plays Ryan, the bullying victim, as a "good sport" and a "trooper" for his patience and performance in some of the more difficult and emotional scenes.
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Because of the video's emotional content, Ellis said Okaloosa Schools Superintendant Mary Beth Jackson decided against allowing the video to be shown in area schools.
Jackson said she couldn't allow even the hint of suicide after she learned that two students in Sparks, Nev., took their lives after watching a similar video.
"If a person is already teetering at the end of their rope, and they think there's nowhere to go, I'm certainly not going to ... let our students see that," she said.
Jackson said she and several other school district representatives saw the video and agreed it was inappropriate.
Ellis hopes parents will join their children and attend one of several screenings scheduled for Tuesday and Friday.
"We want the parents to see it, too, and not just drop their kids off," Ellis said. "Parents don't understand what their kids go through. We wanted it to be real and good and show emotion, and Jack really did that."
WHAT:Screenings of "Breaking Point," a new anti-bullying video produced in Crestview
WHEN: 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 7:30 p.m., 8 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Nov. 19 and 22
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DU's Olkinuora excited for rematch with CC Tigers
That headline might not fit the copy below, but there's no doubt DU sophomore goalie Jussi Olkinuora is pumped to play the rival CC Tigers this weekend, on Friday (Denver) and Saturday (Colorado Springs). On Nov. 16, Olkinuora was credited with the 6-5 win over CC in the Springs, blowing a 6-2 lead and then being assessed a game-misconduct and one-game suspension for fighting at the buzzer. The former walk-on from Helsinki will at least play Friday (unofficially) and might again get both starts (he has started eight of the last nine games for DU).
DU is a tie shy of reclaiming the Gold Pan as the four-game, regular-season winner in this series.
We'll have much, much more on Olkinuora in Friday's paper and online. Here's a leftover element I couldn't squeeze into the story: The last goalie to walk-on to a major NCAA Division I team and make an impact like Olkinuora is … Shawn Hunwick, younger brother of Avalanche defenseman Matt Hunwick. Shawn played four years at Michigan, beginning as the No. 3 guy, and got his chance as a junior and and ultimately led the Wolverines to the Frozen Four last spring. He went 24-12-3 last season, with a 2.00 GAA and .925 SP.
Olkinuora is 9-2-4 this season, with a .195 GAA and .939 SP. He nor the coaching staff like to label him as the "No. 1 guy," ahead of senior Adam Murray and junior Sam Brittain, but I like to call it like it is.
Surprised he's the No. 1 guy for the Pioneers?
"When you say the word 'surprise' maybe you're not giving credit to the player," DU associate head coach Steve Miller said of Olkinuora's current role on the team. "Anything is possible when you get an opportunity. You work, you work hard every day, and you really compete, I think anything can happen."
Besides Hunwick, Miller and I couldn't think of another goalie who has made such a big impact for a big-league college team, after joining it as a walk-on. Very rare indeed.
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A military judge has again refused to throw out two of the 22 charges against an Army private charged in the biggest leak of classified information in U.S. history.
Attorneys for Pfc. Bradley Manning argued earlier this week during a hearing at Fort Meade that two charges should be dropped. The judge overseeing the case, Col. Denise Lind, denied the request Wednesday. She agreed with military prosecutors it would be improper to drop the charges at this point.
Prosecutors say Manning, now 24, gave hundreds of thousands of classified diplomatic cables and war logs to the secret-sharing website WikiLeaks.
Lawyers for Manning and the government Monday began a five-day hearing to discuss a number of issues in advance of his planned September trial.


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- Monaco GP - Qualifying
Rosberg beats Hamilton to pole in Monaco
Nico Rosberg took pole position at the Monaco Grand Prix by less than a tenth of a second from team-mate Lewis Hamilton after a mistake on Rosberg's final run brought out yellow flags and scuppered any chance of a last-minute improvement from Hamilton.
Rosberg set the quickest time on the first runs in Q3, but as he attempted to improve on his second run he locked up and ran down the exit road at Mirabeau. Hamilton was behind him on the track and the yellow flags as Rosberg recovered meant he was unable to improve on his final attempt with time running out. The incident was investigated by the stewards but they found no wrongdoing on Rosberg's part.
Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel secured the second row of the grid for Red Bull, with Ricciardo managing to qualify within 0.4s of Rosberg's best effort. Fernando Alonso was less than 0.2s shy of Vettel for fourth place, but had to settle for fifth ahead of team-mate Kimi Raikkonen. Jean-Eric Vergne followed up on his promising pace from the practice sessions to take seventh in the Toro Rosso ahead of Kevin Magnussen's McLaren. Daniil Kvyat took ninth on the grid on his first visit to Monaco ahead of Sergio Perez who rounded out the top ten.
Nico Hulkenberg failed to make the cut for Q3, missing out by less than 0.1s to Force India team-mate Perez. Jenson Button could only manage 12th and will be joined in the second half of the grid by Valtteri Bottas in the Williams in 13th and the two Lotuses in 14th and 15th. Felipe Massa qualified for Q2 but failed to run in the session after being taken out towards the end of Q1 by an out-of-control Marcus Ericsson.
The accident started on the run down to Mirabeau as Ericsson locked his left front, failed to get the car slowed down properly, but still tried to make the corner. He hit the barrier head on and in doing so clipped Massa and pinned him against the tyres too. The incident is set to be investigated after the session.
Kvyat only just made it out of Q1 after hitting the barriers halfway through the session. He lost the rear of his Toro Rosso under braking for the Nouvelle Chicane, initially catching the slide as it pitched him towards the barriers but then unable to stop the pendulum effect that rubbed the nose of the Toro Rosso against the barriers. Aside from the front wing, the car was largely undamaged and he was able to return to the pits for repairs and another crack at the circuit.


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Towering 2007 Toyota TundraPosted in Project Vehicles on August 1, 2011
When James Fonnesbeck points his '07 Toyota Tundra into the backcountry, he has just about everything he needs for a reliable and comfortable outdoor experience.
Fonnesbeck, of Ogden, Utah, is president and chief engineer at Expedition One, and he and his family are backcountry regulars. He has wheeled this Tundra in a variety of areas including '50s-era logging roads near Idaho's Sawtooth National Recreation Area and on trails in the Bruneau and Jarbidge river basins of Idaho. The Tundra is also a great on-road machine and has served as a method of conveyance for a family trip to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks (with some off-highway exploration in western Wyoming on the way home, of course). The truck has also plied the trails around Moab, Utah, which is where we found it.
With a bevy of well thought-out mods, this capable 5.7L-powered Tundra is an example of a fullsize overlanding machine that can do it all.
The Tundra towers over trail obstacles, thanks in part to a Pro Comp suspension system integrated into the 'Yotas IFS. This kit features new crossmembers and knuckles as well as MX2.75 coilovers. The kit generates six inches of total lift.
Fuel capacity is paramount in the backcountry, and this Tundra has plenty on tap thanks to a Transfer Flow 46-gallon unit. This tank helps to provide massive range and it only hangs down one inch below the lowest part of the framerail. Fonnesbeck says the Tundra averages 14 mpg on the highway, which translates to a cruising range of 644 miles.
Helping to keep trail crud from ending up on the Tundra's body are a set of Bushwacker Pocket Style fender flares. These flares add two inches of tire coverage, and they're made from Bushwacker's Dura-Flex material so they're up to the task of overlanding.
Out in the backcountry, Fonnesbeck sleeps in the Eezi-Awn Series 3 1600 roof tent. This tent is quick to set up and take down (we've seen it in action, and it takes just a few short minutes), has a 2.5-inch-thick mattress, board locking mechanism, anodized custom-designed aluminum extrusions, mosquito mesh at the doors and windows, zip-up privacy panels, and an aluminum retractable ladder. The tent is mounted to a Mule Expedition Equipment bed rack system that consists of steel bed clamps and aluminum load bars. Also added to the exterior of the truck area a pair of AMP Research PowerSteps to aid ingress and egress.
Out back, the Pro Comp kit lifts the Tundra's leaf-spring suspension via a pair of lift blocks and an additional leaf spring. Pro Comp MX-6 shocks help keep the rear end in check.
The rig rolls on rugged and meaty 37x12.50R20LT BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain KM2 tires. The BFGs wrap around a set of 10-inch-wide RBP 93R black wheels.
The rear of the rig harbors a multitude of off-highway-centric components, including an Expedition One RangeMax bumper that sports a pair of clevis mounts as well as a prototype spare tire mount and mounts for the four Expedition One Geri Can Water Packs. The bumper also mounts a pair of PIAA lights and a Superwinch EP9.0 winch with Viking Offroad synthetic winch rope.
Here you can see how the Geri Can mount and spare tire mount on the Expedition One bumper swing open to allow unobstructed access to the Tundra's cargo area. A neat feature of the bumper is a custom wireless remote control system that locks and unlocks the swing-out mounts.
Here's a close-up of the rear-mounted Superwinch EP9.0 electric winch. Note the easy access to the winch drum.
The big Expediton One RangeMax bumper not only protects the front of the truck, it also offers a pair of clevis mounts and it serves as a mounting point for a quartet of forward-facing PIAA lights as well as a Superwinch Talon 12.5 winch with Viking Offroad synthetic rope.
Mounted on the cab of the truck is a Mule Expedition Equipment prototype 48x54-inch steel roof rack. It's made from 1-inch-diameter, 0.10-inch-thick tubing. FW
The Details
Owner/Hometown: James Fonnesbeck/Ogden, Utah
Vehicle/Model: '07 Toyota/Tundra CrewMax
Estimated value: $50,000
Type: 5.7L V-8
Aspiration: Fuel injected
Output, hp/torque (estimated): 236/266
Transmission: Factory automatic
Transfer Case: Factory part-time 2-spd
Front: Pro Comp 6-in, MX2.75 coilovers
Rear: Pro Comp 6-in, MX-6 shock absorbers
Front: Stock/open
Rear: Stock/limited-slip
Ring and pinion: 4.30:1
Wheels: 20x10 RBP 93R
Tires: 37x12.50R20 BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain KM2


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Nashville, Tenn. - The Tennessee State men's basketball team will look to enter next week's OVC Tournament with some positive momentum by ending the regular season with a home win over Eastern Kentucky on Mar. 2 for "Senior Day".
The Tigers (16-13, 10-5 OVC) have had a tough time in the Gentry Center lately, dropping a pair of contests by a combined three points.
In TSU's latest, 101-100, defeat at the hands of Morehead State, TSU couldn't quite overcome a 20-point second half deficit even though Kellen Thornton ended up with a career-high 29 points on 10-of-17 shooting and four rebounds.
Thornton is now averaging 16.2 points per contest against conference opponents and his 135 boards in league play is second in the OVC.
Robert Covington finished the Morehead State game with 23 points on 7-of-15 shooting including a 4-of-6 mark from downtown. The senior also had a team-high eight boards.
The forward is scoring 16.3 points and grabbing 6.9 rebounds in the seven games since returning from injury earlier this year. He was averaging 17.7 and 7.7 before the injury.
Patrick Miller had a chance to put Thursday's game into overtime, but his buzzer-beating three went strong. The junior guard finished the game with 15 points on 5-of-13 shooting and five assists.
Miller also played 38 minutes against the Eagles, moving him to second place in the OVC with 1030 minutes played this season.
Tennessee State's 100 points on Thursday night were its most in a regulation game since defeating Miles College, 109-92, in 2008, but its 101 points allowed were the most given up at home since losing to Eastern Kentucky, 109-83, in 2003.
The defeat means that the Tigers will have to settle with the No. 4 seed in the upcoming OVC Tournament and receive a first-round bye. TSU could get another chance at defeating Morehead State in the second round if the Eagles defeat their first-round opponent.
First, the Tigers will have to tangle with the Colonels of EKU who come into Saturday's contest with a 23-7 overall record and a 12-4 mark in the conference.
EKU will be the No. 3 seed in the OVC Tournament thanks to strong play from Mike DiNunno (15.1 ppg), Glenn Cosey (15.1 ppg) and Corey Walden (12.6 ppg). The members of the trio all rank inside the top-20 on the OVC's scoring list.
The Colonels have been playing well defensively and efficiently on offense all year and currently rank second in the league in both opponent points per game (64.0) and shooting percentage (47.6 percent).
TSU is 23-27 all-time against EKU and lost this season's previous meeting, 76-67. The Tigers won the last time at home, 91-85, in two overtimes.
The Tigers and Colonels tip-off at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday night and it will be the last home game for Covington, Jordan Cyphers, Tashan Fredrick and Thornton. The matchup can be seen on the OVC Digital Network or heard on 102.1 FM.
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