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(SportsNetwork.com) - While getting back to .500 isn't the ultimate goal for either the Pittsburgh Steelers or Baltimore Ravens, it certainly is a good start to accomplishing the task of making the playoffs.
The Steelers look to continue their recent hot play and win on Thanksgiving Day for the first time in 63 years as they visit the rival Ravens.
Pittsburgh and Baltimore are two of six teams tied for the AFC's second wild card position at 5-6. That also had the clubs two games back of the AFC North- leading Cincinnati Bengals.
While the Ravens have struggled to string together consistency all season, winning back-to-back games just once and not since Weeks 2 and 3, the Steelers have won three straight and five of their past seven following an 0-4 start.
Pittsburgh is coming off a victory over another division rival last Sunday, picking up a 27-11 road triumph over the Cleveland Browns. Ben Roethlisberger threw for 217 yards and completed touchdown passes to Antonio Brown and Emmanuel Sanders, while William Gay took an interception 21 yards for a score.
Brown and Sanders both hauled in six passes total, with Brown notching a team- leading 92 yards.
"Right now we're playing playoff football," said Sanders. "We're not worrying about anything else."
Though Cleveland receiver Josh Gordon had a big game with 14 receptions for 237 yards, Pittsburgh's defense logged five sacks and recovered three fumbles in addition to Gay's pick-six.
The Steelers will now try to win on Thanksgiving for the first time since 1950 and are playing on the holiday for the first time since a loss at Detroit in 1998.
Pittsburgh is 1-5 all-time on Thanksgiving, while Baltimore will play on the day for the second time in franchise history. The Ravens and head coach John Harbaugh picked up a 16-6 win over San Francisco and John's brother Jim in 2011.
Baltimore has won two of three since a three-game slide and are trying to start up another win streak after recording a 19-3 win over the New York Jets last weekend.
Despite the windy conditions in Baltimore, Ravens kicker Justin Tucker connected on four field goals and quarterback Joe Flacco hooked up with Jacoby Jones for a 66-yard touchdown late in the third quarter.
Flacco ended with 273 yards passing, while the Jets didn't score after a first-quarter field goal and ended with 220 yards of offense. The Ravens also recorded at least one sack for a 22nd game in a row, matching a franchise record.
"Our defense played really well. All three levels played exceptionally well," said Baltimore's Harbaugh.
In addition to the sacks, linebacker Terrell Suggs recovered a fumble and cornerback Corey Graham picked off a pair of passes.
"We knew going into the game that we were going to have to play good, solid defense," said Graham. "We wanted to be aggressive and to get our hands on the receivers and make (Jets quarterback Geno Smith) make tight throws, and we were able to do that. We were able to execute our game plan, make a lot of plays, and we just took advantage of the ones that came to us."
History says that this meeting will be an exciting one to cap the NFL's slate of Thanksgiving games. Nine of the previous 11 encounters between the Ravens and Steelers have been decided by three points, including Pittsburgh's 19-16 home victory on Oct. 20.
Shaun Suisham hit four field goals, including the winner from 42 yards out as time expired. It came just under two minutes after the Ravens had tied the contest when Flacco hit tight end Dallas Clark for a one-yard touchdown pass.
However, Pittsburgh is now looking to win three straight regular-season games versus Baltimore for the first time since a four-game series win streak from 2001-03.
The Ravens, though, have won seven of the past 10 meetings at home.
Flacco and Roethlisberger should get plenty of attention on Thursday night as both teams rank near the bottom of the NFL in running the ball.
Roethlisberger has thrown for at least 150 yards in the first half in five of his past eight games and last weekend surpassed the 3,000-yard passing for an eighth time. He is also just three touchdown passes away from passing Terry Bradshaw (212) for the most in franchise history.
Big Ben's success has helped Brown put together a career campaign. He has 80 catches for 1,044 yards and a career-high six touchdowns, becoming the fourth receiver in team annuals to reach 80 catches in a single campaign.
He has been a favorite target of Roethlisberger's, making at least five receptions in a club-record 11 straight games.
Like the Steelers, the Ravens don't score a bunch of points -- both teams are averaging less than 23 points a game -- and Flacco has been going without last season's No. 1 wideout Anquan Boldin, traded in the offseason, and injured tight end Dennis Pitta, who had 61 receptions and seven touchdowns a season ago.
Torrey Smith has emerged as a top-level deep threat in an expanded role this season, with the wideout averaging 17.9 yards per reception and totaling 859 yards on just 48 catches.
However, running back Ray Rice continues to struggle in a season that saw him suffer a hip injury that held him out of Week 3. He is averaging just 2.9 yards per carry and though he is second on the club with 37 receptions, he has just 175 yards for an average of 4.7 per catch.
Rice insists he is healthy, but he will have to get going if the Ravens are to be successful.
"It's still tough sledding," Rice said of the upcoming schedule. "We have to count them one game at a time, and I'm just glad the team was able to focus and get it done and not look past the Jets. Now, we have another challenge coming up."
The Ravens and Steelers both remain competitive because of their defenses, though Pittsburgh is yielding 118.8 YPG on the ground. The unit did hold Rice to 45 yards on 15 carries in the earlier meeting.
Of more concern for Pittsburgh may be Smith and Jones after the Steelers' secondary was lit up by Gordon. His big game helped Cleveland amass 312 net yards of passing last weekend against a secondary that is yielding 224.4 YPG.
The unit was able to overcome the yardage by forcing the ball loose on a number of occasions. Safety Troy Polamalu had two forced fumbles, recovering one, and Gay also knocked the ball free.
"It was definitely nice getting turnovers, but we gave up a lot of big plays on the back end. If we want to compete with the elite teams in this league, we can't do that," said Polamalu, who also had one of Pittsburgh's five sacks.
The Ravens have been solid all year long against both the run and the pass, and are yielding just 19.5 points per game to rank in the top 10. Graham's two picks gave him three on the season and Baltimore a total of nine.
Linebacker Elvis Dumervil had a sack versus the Jets and leads the Ravens with 9 1/2, just ahead of Suggs' nine.
Suggs had three of his club's nine sacks when the Ravens beat the 49ers on Thanksgiving.
Confidence is a big thing in the NFL. The Steelers have it right now; the Ravens don't.
"We should have a lot. We're playing for a great opportunity, a great opponent, and we know if we want to do what we set out to do, we're going to have to win on the road," said Brown.
Playing on a short week is usually a wild card, but both the Ravens and Steelers are pretty healthy and familiar with each other. This likely-close contest instead could just come down to which team is better.
Right now, that is Pittsburgh.
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Over 100 years ago, the California poppy won the title of Official California State Flower in a landslide vote by the California State Floral Society on December 12, 1890, beating out the Mariposa lily and the Matilija poppy. The winning cup-shaped flower was first discovered in California in 1815 by a Russian expedition team. In fact, the flower was named for a member of the expedition, Dr. Johann Friedrich Eschscholtz: California poppy (Eschsholzia californica).
Seven miles of trails in the reserve include a paved section for wheelchair access. In addition to the bright, orange poppy, other wildflowers found in the reserve include owl's clover, lupine, goldfield, cream cups and coreopsis. If the rains have been plentiful, the creosote may put on a sideshow with tiny, bright yellow clusters of leaves and little white fuzzy balls sprouting throughout the plant's gangly branches.
The California Poppy Reserve is a natural area and does not allow dogs, horses or mountain bikes on trails. Hiking and picnicking are allowed for day use, but there is no overnight camping. Rattlesnake sightings are not uncommon in the spring, so it is recommended that visitors stick to the trails. The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset, and during flower season the Visitor Center is open. The total drive time is approximately two and one-half hours. It is a good idea to call ahead for conditions prior to departure.
HOW TO GET THERE Take I-10 West, and merge onto I-215 North toward San Bernardino/Barstow. I-215 becomes I-15 North. Take the CA-138 exit toward Palmdale/Silverwood Lake. Turn left onto CA-138 and drive 40 miles. Turn right on 165th Street East (The sign will say Saddleback Butte State Park.). 165th Street East becomes 170th Street East. Turn left on Avenue J. Turn right on 90th Street East. Turn left (West) on Avenue I. Drive approximately 15 miles, and watch for signs directing you to the Reserve.
VISITOR CENTER INFORMATION Wildflower blooms: March through May. Peak viewing is mid-April. Weekdays: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weekends: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ranger or docent-led walks: Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. For a recorded update of flower conditions, call: 661-724-1180 or online at www.parks.ca.gov


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It was the second coming of the high-performance small-block V8 in the Corvette. The 1970-'72 LT-1 was the first one offered as an option in the Corvette that boasted more than one horsepower per cubic inch since the days of the RPO L79 350-horse 327.
New for 1970, the LT-1's factory gross horsepower rating stood at an impressive 370, thanks to off-the-shelf Chevy high-performance parts like big-valve heads, a solid-lifter camshaft, and a big (780 cfm) Holley four-barrel atop an aluminum intake manifold. Combine that with a "big block" hood that was marked with unique "LT-1" striping, and you had a screamer that found its way into 1,287 '70 Corvettes in that shortened model year. For '71, the advertised horsepower number dropped to 330 for the 1,949 RPO LT1-equipped Corvettes. The following year, as GM and the rest of the U.S. auto industry changed to "net" horsepower ratings, 1,742 Vettes got the LT-1 as a factory option, now rated at 255 net horsepower. Tightening Federal emission regulations spelled its demise (and "replacement" by the RPO L82 350) following the '72 model run. 1972 was also the only model year that the LT-1 could also be equipped with air conditioning from the factory.
Charlie Carr found his '72 LT-1 at Carlisle back in August 1992, but not where you might think you'd find a 54,000-mile car. "It wasn't in the car corral--it was in one of the sections where the parts vendors are located," he recalls from his Randolph, New Jersey home. "The guy had rebuilt the engine and he'd painted the car, which are probably the two toughest things to do. The entire suspension and underneath was original. So, I knew when I bought it, I'd have to tear the whole underneath out to re-do it." But the Shark was drivable, and Charlie bought it, took it home, and set to work on it. Even though the mileage was low, and the body and engine had been taken care of, there was still plenty that needed doing on this now-20-year-old Stingray. "I rebuilt the entire suspension," he says of the work that replaced the aged pieces with new ones, including a set of stainless steel brake lines from the master cylinder to rebuilt calipers at all four corners.
Inside, the LT-1's cabin had been worked on by its previous owner--to a point. Says Charlie, "The interior was a little rough. He'd put new door panels and carpeting in, and that looked good." However, looks were deceiving, as there was old seat foam under the new leather covers. Charlie says that replacing that old foam with new cushions was one of the most difficult things he did on his '72. Along with the new seat foam, Charlie also rebuilt the center-stack gauge cluster and console, and replaced all the gauge glass.
During his ongoing restoration work, Charlie joined NCRS, receiving a Second Flight in 1994, and he used the detailed judging sheets to correct more things on the Shark as the years passed. His work paid off in Chapter and Regional Top Flight awards in 2006, and the following year the LT-1 received a National Top Flight at the NCRS National Convention. "It's hard to describe the work and effort required to restore a 35-year-old car to Top Flight," Charlie says, "but the accomplishment is very rewarding, and you make many good friends along the way." He notes that his car Top Flighted without one piece of hardware that was most often removed and tossed, even before the window sticker came off: the Air Injection Reactor (smog) pump. "It was very difficult to get an NCRS Top Flight without the smog system," he says. "You lose a lot of points without that whole system. Frankly, just driving the car and working on it, you don't really want it on there."
Charlie says that he's contacted the '72's original owner, who says he still has the OEM smog pump--somewhere in a barn full of parts. "That's the reason I haven't gone out and bought it myself," he says. "Actually, I probably never will, now that I finally made it through the NCRS with a National Top Flight. That was my goal. It's hard to get to that point--I'm one of the guys who drives and enjoys my car."


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Biodiversity in Panamá is well known worldwide. Case in point: Panamá's prime humid forests, especially in Darién, with one of the oldest jungle areas, as well as Gamboa, Chiriquí and Bocas del Toro. Rainforest tours are very popular, and many adventure tour operators offer them, in combination with bird watching.
But there is a place, almost unknown to visitors and foreigners, called the Summit Botanical Park, situated 30 minutes from the city, with an area of 620 acres, over 15,000 exotic plants, and close to 300 animals of all kinds.
It started 90 years ago as an experimental farm summit for tropical and sub-tropical plants, including Panamánian species. There you can see jaguars, monkeys, iguanas and all kinds of animals. But the most important is the Harpy Eagle, Panamá's national bird, which has a magnificent sanctuary open to the public.
Entrance is extremely inexpensive, around $2 for adults, and worth a visit.
If you like, you can have a family picnic, and spend all day enjoying the quiet and the beautiful plants. You can also extend your visit to Gamboa, a former military base with a beautiful rainforest and a nice resort that offers boat and other tours to see butterflies, snakes, and monkeys, etc. And the hotel itself is a peaceful and graceful place.
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Date of Posting: 31 October 2013
Posted By: Lourdes Townshend
I just want to bring up some information that very few visiting Panamá are aware of.
If you are a visitor, for the first 30 days, you are 100% covered with medical services, totally free of charge. This is a courtesy service provided by the Tourism Department.
This free coverage includes home (hotel) visits, hospital, or whatever you need to get better, and doctors speak English.
Even if your health issue is only something you think is not an emergency, don´t take any chances. Just ask for your brochure at the airport, (or cruise ship) upon your arrival. The hotels should also have this information available. Panamá is the only country that offers this service. That´s one of the ways how Panama values its visitors, and shows her appreciation for visiting the country. They want you to stay healthy, happy and have the greatest experience.
Sorry I don´t have the direct phone number available, but the number to the Tourism Bureau switchboard is: +(507) 526-7000.
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Date of Posting: 31 October 2013
Posted By: Lourdes Townshed
My name is Giselle and I have been a runaway for 12 years.
Well...at least according to some of my stateside friends.
It all started innocently enough (as most adventures are want to do): My husband and I had begun to contemplate our retirement options. We were living in Florida at the time. He was a doctor and I was a Real Estate Agent. We talked up a storm about places we would like to see and destinations that would be good fun to wake up in. Of course, this being a marriage, we went from a discussion to a debate and from a debate to an argument about these places, their relative prices insofar as living there, the crime rates, and their relative proximity to outlets offering comfortable shoes at reasonable prices (the important stuff, as you can plainly see). This went on for a good few months before my dear husband, in his typical fashion, grew frustrated with our continual deadlock and shouted out the first thing to come to his lips, "Fine! Why not Panama?!"
To hear him tell the tale now, you'd think he had been carefully planning this turn of events like he was channeling Machiavelli by way of Ricky Ricardo. But the truth is, Panama? Neither one of us had ever visited Panama at length (and the only times I had set foot there was during layovers). But the idea stuck with me. So much so that we bought tickets to come down and stay in Panama for a month. That month turned to twelve years. The phone calls I got from my friends were understandably apocalyptic:
"What?! Panama?! Why are you in Panama? You'll get robbed!"
"It's a third world country! Disgusting!"
"You'll be back in a month. Why are you wasting your time? That place is too rough for you."
...and of course, they all ended their calls with the ever popular "How can you live there?!"
The calls kept coming in, seemingly without end. But I did not pay them any heed. They didn't know. How could they? They had not seen the beauteous rivers coursing through moonlit mountains, nor the cliffs which beheld both Heaven and the sea. They had not heard the grand symphony of rain through the jungle canopy , nor the soulful aria of a humpback whale mere inches away from the boat. They had not felt the sand from deserted islands at their feet, nor tasted the powerful, life-giving bitterness of coffee so fresh that the flower's subtle perfume still clings to the bag. They didn't know about the lower crime rates, they didn't know about the wonderful people, and they didn't know how much this place reminded me of my Cuban homeland.
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Date of Posting: 31 October 2013
Posted By: Gisselle Socarraz
One of the best things about moving to Panama is that I have met and I am now friends with people who I would have been likely to even meet at a coffee shop back in Toronto. My group of amigos range from 30 years to 65+ years in age and come from all walks of life and corners of the earth. In the last few months a group of these "unlikely's" as I would call them got together with a common interest and goal of completing a series of Triathlons in Panama. It really happened at a weekly expat gathering when I asked a few of the unlikely's if they ever thought of doing something of this nature. Two months later we completed the Coronado Extreme Triathlon and for 4 out of the 6 of us it was their first completed triathlon. This past weekend, we all traveled up to Fort Sherman and knocked off another Sprint Triathlon and now there is no stopping this group of Coronado Triathletes.
While up on the Caribbean coast we got the opportunity to check out the new Italian Canal Doors that will be installed in the Atlantic locks of the 3rd Canal, which is the recent expansion of the existing canal. It was truly an incredible site, to see these doors on land that will be the gateway to the Atlantic and the entrance into the Canal.
If you do ever get the opportunity to visit Fort Sherman, go for it. Nestled into the Rain Forest on the Atlantic coast you will be sure to encounter a jungle creature or have a monkey cross the road or a gang of "cotamundis" or possibly even a sloth. You may also get a chance to meet a new "unlikely friend" and proceed to experience such amazing adventures in Panama.
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Date of Posting: 31 October 2013
Posted By: Karyn Saunders
hola. ayer estuve visitando la playa santa clara y al pasar por rio hato senti una gran sensacion y motivacion, ya que este aeropueto es una gran oportunidad para las provincias centrales, en especial para cocle porque nuestro turismo aumentara al igual que el comercio, ver como playa coronado practicamente se esta convirtieno en una cuidad tan solo por la construcion de esta obra produce una gran satisfaccion, estoy muy contento por estoy muy contento por la contruccion de este proyecto y quiero felicitar a quien iso posible de este proyecto una realidad.
Soy estudiante de servicios de aerolineas y me desidi por esta carrera porque espero formar parte al nivel laboral...
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How much damage have the Republicans done to themselves going into the elections of 2014 and 2016? And has President Obama resolved to hang tough, not just in this round, but in the one that follows and the one after that?
The contrived shutdown crisis proved two things. It proved that Republicans are split down the middle between a lunatic, fundamentalist wing that prefers wreckage to governing and a pragmatic wing often allied with Wall Street. And it proved once and for all that being tough in the face of blackmail beats appeasement that only courts more rounds of blackmail.
Business elites applied escalating pressure on the Republicans not to let the United States default on its debt. In the end, 144 House Republicans voted against the measure, and 87 voted for it. That 144, though, exaggerates somewhat the true strength of the Tea Party faction. Some of that vote was a protest against the failure of the Democrats to give anything in return.
For now, public opinion has turned against the Republicans. Whether that shift endures depends in part on what Democrats do.
The crisis will recur this winter. As part of the deal, Congress and the White House have until December 13 to come up with some kind of scheme for budget "reform," meaning spending cuts, specifically in the big social-insurance programs such as Social Security and Medicare. The enforcement mechanism is the threat of yet another crisis. The deal funds the government only through January 13 and provides the necessary debt authority only through February 7.
This set of deadlines and linkages is Bowles-Simpson and the super-committee and the usual blackmail all over again: put a gun to the government's head to force cuts in social insurance.
In the past, President Obama has been an enabler of these rightwing maneuvers because he has backed the idea that we need to rein in "entitlements." He has already put into his own proposed budget a cut in the annual cost of living adjustment for Social Security, the so-called chain-weighted CPI.
What Obama needs to do now is very simple. He needs to say that we are just not playing these games any longer. Any long-term discussions about revising Social Security and Medicare need to be delinked from threats to shut down the government or to allow America to default on its debt. We need to revert to the normal process of passing budgets.
The fact is that spending has already been cut by roughly $5 trillion over a decade.
Further cuts, as the Congressional Budget Office keeps documenting, would only retard the recovery and further harm needy people.
Obama, in this crisis, has discovered that a spine is a very useful thing to have. He has discovered that when he hangs tough, the latent schisms in the Republican Party break open. He needs to carry that new toughness into December and January, and beyond. His own worst enemy is both his congenital desire to appease and his on- and-off flirtation with cutting social insurance.
If the Democrats do hang tough, the Republicans will cave again. Major figures (and funders on the right—even the Koch Brothers—are rethinking their alliance with rightwing populist fundamentalists who dislike Wall Street almost as much as they dislike government.
Keep the pressure on and the Republican split will only widen. Keep shining a spotlight on the sheer recklessness and unreality of the Tea Party, and the Republicans will lose in both 2014 and 2016.
The real hero of this episode is Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. In the January "fiscal cliff" crisis, Reid was prepared to hang tough at a time when the expiration of all Bush tax cuts gave Democrats a strong hand. But Obama undercut Reid by sending up Vice President Joe Biden to negotiate a much weaker separate peace.
This time, Reid's resolution led Obama, and produced a resounding victory both for the country and the Democratic administration. Let's see whether the lesson carries over into the next round.
Thu, 2013-10-17 09:46
What Obama needs to do is trust Reid. The only thing that needs to be done with Social Security is eliminating the tax ceiling. Why should a CEO get so much salary FICA free when the majority of people pay FICA on every dollar they earn. Worse yet is that CEO and his wife, who hasn't done anything but stay home with the kids can each claim the top amount . In order to cover her then he by rights should have to at least pay FICA on 150K of that salary rather than 75K. Just remove the ceiling and Social Security will be solvent permanently! With Medicare the only change needs to be to Part D. It has a medical school cap in it that keeps the number of doctors low and affects access, remove it. There are plenty of Millennials with the brains and the drive to succeed in medical school if we will just let them. If we haven't allowed negotiating drug prices for part D then fix that too. The House is just going to have to learn that anything it wants must come with a new source of revenue or cost savings regardless of it hurting their friends.
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Thu, 2013-10-17 12:39
Harry Reid may be the "real hero," but let's give some credit to the women of the U.S. Senate, OK? Political differences haven't stopped them from meeting and working together, which is what legislators are supposed to do, right? Several reports give them credit for helping break the logjam and open the way toward the reopening of the federal government. I don't favor "bipartisanship" as long as one of the parties is off in Bizarro World, but if bipartisanship is female I might give it a try.
Fri, 2013-10-18 10:05
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Fri, 2013-10-18 05:10
Do we really know much about what actually happened? I like the idea of Obama's sudden transition from mollusc to vertebrate: I just don't believe it. Just as I don't believe in the sudden nobility of the 'responsible' rightists who went along with their 'crazy' colleagues all the way to the edge of the known world.
I'd like to say: make me a believer, tell me for the 1000th time what Obama 'needs' to do to make everything OK. But I'm also tempted to say more simply : wake up & smell the wreckage. Or even more simply yet: see you in December.
Fri, 2013-10-18 10:09
it'd be nice if obama showed that kind of backbone in the discussions with iran; in addressing the massive need for tax rate increases for the top brackets; in driving immigration policy; in driving climate change policy; in addressing the nation's awful industrial policy; etc.
i'm not hopeful.
Fri, 2013-10-18 12:19
Maybe he's finally realizing his legacy will look a lot better if he actually accomplishes some things most people want (Tea Partiers are not people; look at Michelle Bachman, Ted Cruz, Louie Gohmert, etc.) and stops wetting his pants every time the Republicans say "we want, fill in the blank, or we're going to, fill in the blank. Every one who has voted for Obama twice is waiting to see the President we thought we were electing, instead of the one we have.
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PANAMA CITY — Two South Florida lawmakers are pushing a bill in the Legislature that would allow state agencies and local governments to prohibit concealed firearms inside public buildings and at some public events.
But area representatives aren't ready to change any gun laws.
Under the bill filed Monday by Rep. Bobby Powell, D-RivieraBeach, state agencies and local governments would have the choice on whether those with licensed concealed weapons could bring them into a "publicly sanctioned or sponsored recreation, concert or sporting event conducted in a public building or at a government-sponsored outdoor public venue."
Powell said under current law if a gun owner has a concealed-carry license, firearms can be taken "into any place." He said the bill could keep concealed weapons out of public parks, libraries and commission meetings.
Right now, with few exceptions, the Legislature is the sole regulator of firearms in Florida.
Powell views the bill as particularly relevant in light of recent shootings in Newtown, Conn., Colorado and Oregon.
The bill only has been in the hopper a few days, and Powell is unsure of the amount of support it will receive. He said he already has heard from some who favor it and believes he will get a lot of support in the Legislature.
But he shouldn't count on Reps. Marti Coley, R-Marianna, and Jimmy Patronis, R-Panama City, to endorse the bill. Both say they are comfortable with Florida's current gun laws.
"This is legislation I could never support," Patronis said.
He said gun rights are established by the Constitution and letting local communities carve out different ordinances on concealed weapons is not in the spirit of that constitutional right.
Both Patronis and his wife are concealed carry permit holders and he said the bill may be "good for debate" but he won't vote for it. "I like the way the (gun) laws are written," he said.
Patronis said since Newtown he's gotten just two emails requesting stricter gun laws and those only addressed high-capacity magazines. He said they were "canned emails" and he doubted they were typed for his specific viewing.
Patronis said gun laws are not a partisan issue and it's not just Republicans who are satisfied.
"I think there's a number of Democrats that are very content with the way the [gun] laws are right now," he said.
Patronis favors the Legislature increasing education funding this year and some of that money may go toward safeguards to prevent a Newtown massacre in the state. But, changing gun laws won't stop another school shooting, Patronis said.
Coley said the state's current gun laws adequately safeguard residents.
"Right now I think that our laws in Florida are sufficient — that they offer protection, but they also offer citizens the freedom to protect themselves," she said.
Coley said her conversations with fellow lawmakers have shown a desire not to react to Newtown by infringing on Second Amendment rights.
"That doesn't mean we don't care about the safety and security of our citizens — we do — but we want to allow them to have that freedom to protect themselves," she said.
Rep. Elaine Schwartz, D-Hollywood, who co-sponsored the bill, said the issue makes her think of Harvey Milk, the first openly gay person elected to public office, who was shot and killed by another elected official inside San Francisco's City Hall in the 1970s.
"Government can raise the blood pressure of a lot of people, and I do think there should be some control and exception to allowing people to walk around with weapons," she said.
Schwartz said Powell's bill makes sense and safeguards public officials and residents in these buildings. She stressed local governments should be able to decide where concealed firearms can be carried. She said the norms in urban areas could differ from other parts of the state.
"You have towns that are rural based, and those people drive around in their pickups with guns and those governments can decide what to do," she said.


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- Tony Naggs said...
Gosh, a lot of technic treads required her. I estimate about 80 for each chain, x 4 = 320 approx total.
Maybe the design could be adapted to use shorter chains? The Star Wars [tm] SandCrawler http://shop.lego.com/product.asp?p=10144 is not cheap, and it apparently has only 273 tread links.
- Aug 9, 2006, 5:47:00 AM
(this is talking about the text below the picture)I don't think that it would be a good idea for him to mount a rotating ultrasonic sensor. At that height, it would probably see right over most houshold clutter and as a result wouldn't be a very eficiant obstical avouder. I think that I would put the NXT brick on horozontaly instead.
- Aug 9, 2006, 7:42:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I agree... with my bots, I typically mount the US close to the ground. But there might be some instances where having it up high might be needed...
- Aug 9, 2006, 7:45:00 AM
- Ripbud said...
You're right - the sensor mounted high would be a problem with the current state of the robot - however I'm planning on creating a bumper system using the touch sensor. As for the treads... um... Let's just keep all that caculating between us... (Don't want my wife stumbling on this blog :-P
- Aug 11, 2006, 1:37:00 PM
- Upright Solutions said...
"Overall I'm starting to like this design - just having him run around and yell "OH NO!" was amusing. :-P " that made me really laugh i think its a brilliant design!
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Prunus is a genus of trees and shrubs, including the plums, cherries, peaches, apricots and almonds. It is traditionally placed within the rose family Rosaceae as a subfamily, the Prunoideae (or Amygdaloideae), but sometimes placed in its own family, the Prunaceae (or Amygdalaceae). There are around 430 species spread throughout the northern temperate regions of the globe.
The flowers are usually white to pink, with five petals and five sepals. They are borne singly, or in umbels of two to six or sometimes more on racemes. The fruit is a drupe (a "prune") with a relatively large hard coated seed (a "stone"). Leaves are simple and usually lanceolate, unlobed and toothed along the margin.
Many species produce hydrogen cyanide, usually in their leaves and seeds. This gives a characteristic taste in small (trace) quantities, and becomes bitter in larger quantities.
The Online Etymological Dictionary presents the customary derivations of plum and prune from Latin prūnum, the plum, which is frequent in a number of authors, including Pliny. The word is not native Latin, but is a loan from Greek προῦνον (prounon) which is a variant of προῦμνον (proumnon), origin unknown. Most dictionaries follow Hoffman, Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Grieschischen, in making it a loan from a pre-Greek language of Asia Minor, related to Phrygian.
The Latin word prūnus and Greek word προύμνη (proumnē) refer to the plum tree.
The first use of Prunus as a genus name belongs to Linnaeus in Hortus Cliffortianus of 1737, which went on to become Species Plantarum. In that work Linnaeus attributes the word to "Varr.", who it is assumed must be Marcus Terentius Varro.
In 1737 Linnaeus used four genera to include the species of modern Prunus — Amygdalus, Cerasus, Prunus and Padus — but simplified it to Amygdalus and Prunus in 1758. Since then the various genera of Linnaeus and others have become subgenera and sections, as it clearer that all the species are more closely related. Liberty Hyde Bailey says:
Historical treatments break the genus up into several different genera, but this segregation is not currently widely recognised other than at the subgeneric rank. ITIS recognises just the single genus Prunus, with an open list of species, all of which are shown below, under "Species".
One standard contemporaneous treatment of subgenera derives from the work of Alfred Rehder in 1940. Rehder hypothesized five subgenera: Amygdalus, Prunus, Cerasus, Padus and Laurocerasus. To them C. Ingram added Lithocerasus. The six contemporaneous subgenera are described as follows:
Another recent DNA study found that Amygdaloideae can be divided into two clades: Prunus-Maddenia, with Maddenia basal within Prunus, and Exochorda-Oemleria-Prinsepia. Prunus can be divided into two clades: Amygdalus-Prunus and Cerasus-Laurocerasus-Padus. Yet another study adds Empectocladus as a subgenus to the former.
The genus Prunus includes the almond, apricot, cherry, peach and plum, all of which have cultivars developed for commercial fruit and "nut" production. The edible part of the almond is the seed; the almond seed is a drupe and not a true "nut".
There are also a number of species, hybrids, and cultivars grown as ornamental plants, usually for their profusion of flowers, sometimes for ornamental foliage and shape, occasionally for their bark. These ornamentals include the group that may be collectively called flowering cherries (including sakura, the Japanese flowering cherries).
Other species such as blackthorn are grown for hedging, game cover, and other utilitarian purposes.
The wood of some species is a minor and specialised timber (cherry wood), usually from larger tree species such as the wild cherry.
Many species produce an aromatic resin from wounds in the trunk; this is sometimes used medicinally. There are other minor uses, including dye production.
Pygeum is a herbal remedy containing extracts from the bark of Prunus africana. It is used as to alleviate some of the discomfort caused by inflammation in patients suffering from benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Because of their considerable value as both food and ornamental plants, many Prunus species have been introduced to parts of the world to which they are not native, some becoming naturalised.
Prunus species are used as food plants for the larvae of a large number of Lepidoptera species (butterflies and moths); see List of Lepidoptera which feed on Prunus.
Old World:
Prunus africana
Prunus apetala
Prunus armeniaca
Prunus avium
Prunus buergeriana
Prunus campanulata
Prunus canescens
Prunus cerasifera
Prunus cerasoides
Prunus cerasus
Prunus cocomilia
Prunus cornuta
Prunus crassifolia
Prunus davidiana
Prunus domestica
Prunus dulcis
Prunus fruticosa
Prunus geniculata
Prunus glandulosa
Prunus gracilis
Prunus grayana
Prunus incana
Prunus incisa
Prunus insititia
Prunus italica
Prunus jacquemontii
Prunus japonica
Prunus korshinskyi
Prunus laurocerasus
Prunus lusitanica
Prunus maackii
Prunus mahaleb
Prunus maximowiczii
Prunus minutiflora
Prunus mume
Prunus murrayana
Prunus myrtifolia
Prunus nipponica
Prunus occidentalis
Prunus padus
Prunus persica
Prunus pleuradenia
Prunus prostrata
Prunus rivularis
Prunus salicina
Prunus sargentii
Prunus serrula
Prunus serrulata
Prunus sibirica
Prunus simonii
Prunus sogdiana
Prunus speciosa
Prunus spinosa
Prunus spinulosa
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Prunus subhirtella
Prunus tenella
Prunus tomentosa
Prunus triloba
Prunus ursina
Prunus vachuschtii
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Prunus besseyi
Prunus caroliniana
Prunus emarginata
Prunus fasciculata
Prunus fremontii
Prunus havardii
Prunus hortulana
Prunus ilicifolia
Prunus maritima
Prunus mexicana
Prunus munsoniana
Prunus nigra
Prunus pensylvanica
Prunus pumila
Prunus serotina
Prunus subcordata
Prunus texana
Prunus triloba
Prunus umbellata
Prunus virginiana
The Princeton finds are among a large number of Angiosperm fossils from the Okanagan Highlands dating to the late early and middle Eocene. Crataegus is found at three locations: Mcabee, Republic and Princeton, while Prunus is found at those locations and Quilchena and Chuchua. A recent recapitulation of research on the topic reports that the Rosaceae were more diverse at higher altitudes. The Okanagan formations date to as early as 52 mya, but the 44.3 mya data, which is approximate, depending on assumptions, might still apply. The authors assert: "... the McAbee flora records a diverse early middle Eocene angiosperm-dominated forest.


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