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G4 2004 Regular
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Jack WestTrademark
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North Korea Answers Sanctions With Nuclear Threat
The U.N Security Council imposed its most stringent set of sanctions on North Korea in response to its latest nuclear weapons test. The WSJ's Alastair Gale has the story.
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DelTel necesitaba un nuevo diseño de papelería y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 46 diseños de 7 diseñadores freelance.
Cell It Out! (pun on "sell" it out !)
DelTel is a telecom co based in So Cal. We pride our selves on our technologies and are really excited to launch our newest offering - Mobile Marketing. Cell It Out ! needs to express itself to our small business customers as a FUN, Simple, Fast, Easy way to stay in touch with their customers
Our target audience is primarily Small Businesses located in the USA. Customers include Restaurants, Bars, Retail Shops, Churches, Gym's, Surf/Skate Shops, and the like!
would like a catchy two sided card and stationary to match! Looking for letterhead and envelope to match. Letterhead may be used as fax cover too.
See our site at http://www.cellitout.com for an idea of colors, vibe, etc.
I have also uploaded a current brochure and logo as well.
Once a final design is chosen, I'd like files in AI format.


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Yes! We have a sister company, Fast-Dry Courts, Inc. (www.fast-dry.com) that builds new tennis courts and repairs/resurfaces existing tennis courts throughout Florida and the Caribbean. We also work with a network of tennis court contractors around the country. Please visit our construction website at www.fast-dry.com for more details.
Sprinkler irrigated Har-Tru courts will lose material over time due to the effects of watering, wind, rain, and play. Sprinkler irrigated Har-Tru courts in most regions of the country will lose 2-3 tons per year (50-75 80 lb. bags). Sprinkler irrigated courts in Florida lose 4-5 tons per year (100-125 80 lb. bags) due to more rain and year round play. Har-Tru courts must be top dressed on an annual basis to maintain their safety and playability. You can either top dress using a small amount of material (8 bags per court) multiple times per year or top dress using a large amount of material (50-75 bags per court) once per year. However, if you have neglected to add the proper amount of material on an annual basis, a more extensive laser-tapered resurfacing may be needed. In this procedure, laser guided grading equipment is used to remove built-up material at the low end of the court and add new material at the high end of the court to restore the proper court slope. Generally 10-20 tons (250-500 80 lb. bags) are added during a laser-tapered resurfacing. Laser-tapered resurfacing projects should only be completed by qualified tennis court contractors. For more information, click here.
In order to purchase custom sized windscreens, you need to first have the measurements of the fences where they will be installed. We have put together this easy to follow guide to help you through the process. Click here to view.
We have put together the following windscreen comparison chart so that you can see the most popular types of windscreen that we sell. This chart also illustrates which windscreens are most popular with which types of facilities. Click here.
There are four basic decisions that you have to make when it comes to deciding which type of windscreen to purchase.
The first decision that you need to make is whether an open mesh windscreen or a closed mesh windscreen is more appropriate for your facility. Most windscreens are purchased in order to (a) provide a good backdrop to visually pick up the ball (b) provide some protection from the wind (c) provide a small measure of privacy for the court. For most tennis court applications, an open mesh windscreen is ideal. Open mesh windscreens provide 70%-80% visual and wind block and provide an excellent visual backdrop for the tennis ball. If you are purchasing windscreen to block out an unsightly area or to provide a high degree of privacy, a closed mesh windscreen is probably more appropriate. Closed mesh windscreens provide 90% to 100% visual and wind block. These windscreens will provide a higher level of privacy. However, they cannot be used in very windy areas as they exert too much pressure on the fencing.
The second decision you need to make is to decide if custom cut windscreen or cut-to-size windscreen is better for your facility. Cut-to-size windscreens are sold in rolls. These rolls are 6' or 9' in height by 120' or 150' in length. The advantage to cut-to-size windscreens is that you do not need to know the exact dimension of the fencing to place your order. You simply roll out as much windscreen as you need (10', 20', 30' etc.) and then use a utility knife or razor to cut the windscreen. Some cut-to-size windscreens are available with grommets in the top and bottom of the screen to make installation easier. Cut-to-size windscreens are also less expensive than custom cut windscreens. Custom cut windscreens are made at the factory to exactly fit the dimensions of your fencing. You provide us with the height and the length of the screen you need and we have the windscreens manufactured at exactly those dimensions. The big advantage to custom windscreens is that they look fantastic and provide a very professional appearance to your facility. All four sides of the screens are bound and include brass grommets for easy installation. However, there are few downsides to custom windscreens. First, you need to take the time and effort to measure the fence before you can order your screens. We have included this easy to follow guide (link to how to measure windscreens page) to make this process easier, but it still takes effort. Second, custom windscreens are more expensive then cut to size windscreens.
The third decision you need to make is what material type/grade of windscreen is most appropriate for your facility. All cut-to-size rolled windscreens are made from the same type of material – polyethylene. If you have decided to purchase cut-to-size rolled windscreen, you simply need to determine whether you would like a 70% shade factor (Windshade), 73% shade factor (10-Shade) or 95% shade factor (Enviroscreen). The Windshade and 10-Shade products are generally used for typical tennis applications whereas Enviroscreen is generally used for privacy or block-out screen. If you have decided to purchase a custom-cut windscreen, you will need to choose between polypropylene, vinyl-coated polyester (Tenn-Air/VCP) or heavy-duty vinyl-coated polyester (ProScreen/Royale). Polypropylene is the lowest cost custom-cut windscreen available. It is very popular with cities and municipalities and works well in heavy wind areas. It is not as attractive as the higher grade vinyl coated polyester windscreens because the linear weave of the product is visible. Vinyl-coated polyester is the workhorse of the custom-cut windscreen class. It is very popular throughout the Midwest and in many resort and country club applications. These products look great and work well. The top-of-the-line custom cut windscreens are the heavy-duty vinyl coated polester windscreens – ProScreen and Royale. These windscreens last the longest and were specially designed to stand up to the sun and humidity experienced in the southeast, particularly Florida. This heavier material also hangs really nicely on the fencing and is the choice of most high end country clubs, resorts, condominiums and private homeowners.
The last choice you need to make is color. Most windscreens come in two standard colors – dark green and black. Dark green is the most popular color, but Black has made big inroads in the last few years as many new tennis courts are built with black fencing. Depending on the product chosen, other colors (blue, red, orange) may be available.
We have included the following diagram to give you an idea of which facilities generally purchase which types of windscreen. If you have other windscreen questions, please feel free to give us a call (800) 247-3907 or fill out an information request form.
We recommend the use of 50 lb. breaking strength ty-raps for most windscreen installations. High winds can cause damage to windscreens and fences. 50 lb. breaking strength ty-raps are designed to break with high winds. This releases the windscreen from the fence, preventing structural damage to the fence.
Some facilities use plastic snaps along the top of the windscreen and 50 lb. ty-raps around the sides and bottom of the windscreen. This arrangement allows the ties to break on the sides and bottom in high winds, releasing some of the pressure on the fence.
Rope is generally not recommended as an exclusive fastening agent for a windscreen for the reasons listed above. If rope is used to attach windscreens to the fence and high winds are experienced, the windscreen may act as a sail and bring the entire fence down.
It is permissible to use rope along the middle of a 9' windscreen to attach the anti-billow tab to the fence, provided 50 lb. breaking strength ty-raps are used along the top, bottom and sides of the windscreen.
We get this question a lot! Installing tennis nets is fairly easy. We have put together this instructional guide to help you through the process. Click here.
We get this question a lot too. We have produced a short video to show you how to install a center strap. Click here to view.
Installing a net post is a fairly major project. We strongly suggest you contract with a reputable tennis court contractor to perform this operation. However, if you are a do-it-yourself kind of person, or if you are a contractor yourself, we have put together an instructional guide to help you through the process. Click here to view it.
Properly tensioned tennis nets do put a lot of stress on the center strap anchor. It is therefore not unusual for a center strap anchor to become loose or dislodged. We have put together an instructional guide to help you through the process. Click here to view it.
The cost to build a new asphalt tennis court is dependent on a variety of factors, including the size of the court itself, the geographic location, the surfacing system installed on top of the asphalt, the fencing materials and layout chosen, etc. In south Florida, new asphalt tennis courts range from $30,000 to $80,000 or more. Please visit (www.fast-dry.com) for more information.
The cost of resurfacing an asphalt tennis court is dependent on the current condition of the court. There are several variables that go into pricing a resurfacing project including (a) the amount of patching that needs to be done on low areas (b) the amount of patching/repair that needs to be done on cracks (c) the number of coats of acrylic resurfacing product and acrylic color product required to get the court back to "like new" condition (d) the location of the tennis court. Consequently, resurfacing and asphalt tennis court can range from $3,000 to $7,000 or more. Please visit the asphalt resurfacing page on www.fast-dry.com for more information.
The amount of color material required to resurface an asphalt or concrete tennis court will vary depending on the condition of the court. If the court is in excellent condition, it may only require 2 coats of tennis court paint. If your court is standard size (60' x 120' = 7,200 square feet), then you will need to purchase +/- 90 gallons of paint. You will also likely need to purchase acrylic resurfacing product, court patching material and line paint for a complete resurfacing project.
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We do! In addition to tennis court supplies we also sell basketball equipment, volleyball equipment, table tennis equipment, shuffleboard equipment, bleachers, and water fountains. Click here for more information.
The primary difference between these two products is the roller material. The Seamless Unit and Seamless Replacement are made with a spongy, grey material. The Master Unit and Master Replacement are made with a more durable, blue polyvinylalcohol (PVA) material. The PVA material holds up better over time and does a better job pushing the water off of the court.


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September 22, 2011
Betty Keller
Theme: For the Birds — Each theme answer consists of a familiar two-word phrase that starts with a type of duck, then the second word of that phrase is used as the first word of another familiar two-word phrase. Put them all together, clue wackily, and voilà!
Theme answers:
- 17A: Daffy trying to hit the piñata? (DUCK BLIND FOLDE).
- 25A: Survey response at the farm? (CHICKEN FEED BACK).
- 43A: Tom fooler? (TURKEY LEG PULLER).
- 57A: Loosey's cake-making aid? (GOOSE EGG BEATERS).
- 1A: Clips for trailers (SCENES). When I saw the word "trailers," the first thing I thought of was movies, but then I second-guessed myself and tried to think of the equipment people use to hitch trailers to their cars/trucks/RVs. Have y'all seen the trailer for "Moneyball"? I can't wait for that movie. Loved loved loved the book. Seriously, one of the most entertaining books I've ever read. And I'm not crazy into baseball. I mean, I like it, and I follow it a little, but I'm not sitting at home crunching numbers this time of year. Anyway, looks like it will be good.
- 11A: Triangular sail (JIB). This one was a gimme, and only from solving crossword puzzles regularly. In real life, I don't know my JIB from my SPAR.
- 15A: Dagwood's pesky kid neighbor (ELMO). See what I mean about the clues being toughened up? Today must be Tertiary Comic Strip Characters Day. See also IRMA (23A: "Garfield" waitress).
- 22A: Pops (DADDY). Sometimes the one-word clues are really frustrating. When the answer provokes a chuckle, though, then I think the frustration is worth it. That's what happend for me today on this one.
- 37A: Sends regrets, perhaps (RSVP'S). That's right, folks: RSVP'ing isn't just about saying "yes"! It's also about saying "no"! The point is to let the host know how many people to expect. If you don't respond with regrets then the host really doesn't know if you'll show up or not. Manners, people! Manners!
- 54A: Likely result of failing a Breathalyzer test, briefly (DUI). When I was growing up, it was always a DWI. Then somehow it became DUI. Then when I moved to Iowa they called it OWI, which sounds all kindsa wrong, but whatever.
- 62A: Blanche Dubois's sister (STELLA). [Insert obligatory yell here.]
- 6D: Strauss opera based on a Wilde play (SALOME). No idea. Totally crosses.
- 7D: Flat bread? (RENT). My first thought, of course, was NAAN, but if NAAN were the answer, the clue wouldn't need a question mark. "Bread" in this clue means "money" and "flat" means "apartment."
- 23D: Brain freeze cause (ICES). I entered ICEE without thinking about it too much. Had to go back and fix that S.
- 55D: Bing info (URL'S). Do people actually use Bing?
- 58D: Bulldog booster (ELI). An ELI is a student at Yale University, where the mascot is a bulldog.
Other crosswordese in the puzzle that we've already covered:
Everything — 1A: Clips for trailers (SCENES); 7A: Fridge incursion (RAID); 11A: Triangular sail (JIB); 14A: Kia model (OPTIMA); 15A: Dagwood's pesky kid neighbor (ELMO); 16A: Japanese salad ingredient (UDO); 17A: Daffy trying to hit the piñata? (DUCK BLIND FOLDED); 20A: Campfire remains (ASH); 21A: It originates from the left ventricle (AORTA); 22A: Pops (DADDY); 23A: "Garfield" waitress (IRMA); 24A: Detective Spade (SAM); 25A: Survey response at the farm? (CHICKEN FEED BACK); 33A: Stows in a hold (LADES); 34A: x, y or z (AXIS); 35A: Many a Louis (ROI); 36A: Supplies for Seurat (OILS); 37A: Sends regrets, perhaps (RSVP'S); 39A: Entry in a PDA (APPT.); 40A: Maui strings (UKE); 41A: Waterfall sound (ROAR); 42A: Not at all good at losing? (OBESE); 43A: Tom fooler? (TURKEY LEG PULLER); 47A: Only reason to watch the Super Bowl, some say (ADS); 48A: Like a pretentious museumgoer (ARTY); 49A: Plane parking place (APRON); 52A: Mountaintop home (AERIE); 54A: Likely result of failing a Breathalyzer test, briefly (DUI); 57A: Loosey's cake-making aid? (GOOSE EGG BEATERS); 60A: Dedicatee of Lennon's "Woman" (ONO); 61A: Jazz singer Laine (CLEO); 62A: Blanche Dubois's sister (STELLA); 63A: Place with presses (GYM); 64A: It may be a peck (KISS); 65A: "Mustn't do that!" ("TSK! TSK!"); 1D: Fizz in a gin fizz (SODA); 2D: PC "brains" (CPU'S); 3D: Make quite an impression (ETCH); 4D: Beat back? (-NIK); 5D: Boards at the dock (EMBARKS); 6D: Strauss opera based on a Wilde play (SALOME); 7D: Flat bread? (RENT); 8D: "M*A*S*H" actor (ALDA); 9D: Currency-stabilizing org. (IMF); 10D: Thingamabobs (DOODADS); 11D: Hirsch of "Numb3rs" (JUDD); 12D: Picked from a lineup (ID'ED); 13D: Shampoo ad buzzword (BODY); 18D: Shah's land, once (IRAN); 19D: New ewe (LAMB); 23D: Brain freeze cause (ICES); 24D: Juanita's half-dozen (SEIS); 25D: Leverage (CLOUT); 26D: 17-syllable verse (HAIKU); 27D: Slugabed (IDLER); 28D: Green Bay legend (FAVRE); 29D: Abbr. on food labels (EXP.); 30D: Adrien of cosmetics (ARPEL); 31D: Small woods (COPSE); 32D: Bad-check passer (KITER); 37D: Acuff and Clark (ROYS); 38D: Actor Mineo (SAL); 39D: With skill (ABLY); 41D: Scapegoat in some down-home humor (REDNECK); 42D: Downs more dogs than, in an annual contest (OUTEATS); 44D: "Get Smart" evil org. (KAOS); 45D: Shirts and skirts (GARB); 46D: Mass leader (PRIEST); 49D: Visibly wowed (AGOG); 50D: Chincoteague horse (PONY); 51D: Sufficient space (ROOM); 52D: Sits in a wine cellar (AGES); 53D: Inflatable items (EGOS); 54D: Shoulder muscle, for short (DELT); 55D: Bing info (URL'S); 56D: Writer Dinesen (ISAK); 58D: Bulldog booster (ELI); 59D: Shatner's "__War" (TEK).


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In medical language "coding" generally doesn't refer to someone who's in a good state of health. So if the customer is coding, having to pay full price on a book is the least of his worries.
Yes, medical coders, I know what it's really referring to. But it still give me a laugh.


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Everyone can shop & save at our twice-a-year events!
Item are organized by size, gender and category to help you find want you need.
• clothing • shoes • coats • toys • books • games • baby gear • strollers • swings • playsets • nursery items • kid's furniture • room decor & more •
We gladly accept cash, Visa, Matercard, Discover and American Express!
Spring 2018 Schedule
Thursday April 4th- Presale
*Must preregister for tickets. No Children or strollers at the presale. Infants in carriers only.
1:00-9:00 12-hour helpers
2:00-9:00 8-hour Helpers
3:00-9:00 4-hour Helpers
4:00-9:00 Consignors
5:00- 9:00- Primetime presale
6:00- 9:00- Early Shopping presale
7:00- 9:00- First time parent & grandparent, teacher, military and foster family presale
Friday April 5th-
Open to the Public
3:00-5:00- Open to public $5, must preregister for a ticket
5:00-9:00- Open to the public, FREE ticket online or $3 at the door
9:00 Second consignor drop off
Saturday April 6th-
Open to the Public
9:00-3:00- Open to public, FREE admission, no ticket needed
3:30-6:00- Half off presale- for consignors and helpers
Sunday April 7th-
Half off day!
Many items are 50% off!
9:00-2:00- doors close at 1:30. FREE admission, no ticket needed
Washtenaw County Fairgrounds - Buildings C&D
Parking is free!
From 94:
Turn towards Target on Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. Stay on Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. for approximately 2 miles. The road will dead end and you will turn left, staying on Ann Arbor-Saline Rd. The Fairgrounds are on your left surrounded by a fence.
Abby K
May 09, 2019
"Anne and Sarah are so helpful, warm and willing to answer any questions that you have. The registration and tagging system are very simple to use. The drop off is organized and does not take much time at all. I earn quite a bit from my used equipment, toys and clothing and know that the event will be well attended with shoppers so it is worth my time. "
Sandhya J
May 08, 2019
The stuff I bring to sell actually sells
Joanne B
May 08, 2019
It's very organized. I like that I don't have to be there throughout the entire sale and I make great money for my efforts.
Sarah & Anne
We know that raising a family can be expensive! Our hope is to provide a resource within the community for parents to find quality items for their family at great, affordable prices. We also love to facilitate any way to reuse what people have and no longer need by passing it from one family to another.


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Incredible Enjoyment in South Florida. Miami Beach, home to some of the world's most amazing stretches of white sand beach, crystalline waters and incredible relaxation, has long been the ideal spot for visitors. Of course, Miami Beach is made up of quite a wide range of neighborhoods spread out like pearls on a string. In this case, A1A, or Collins Avenue is the string and the pearls offer visitors and residents almost any form of rest, relaxation or enjoyment they might want. From the beauty of South Pointe to the refinement of Sunny Isles Beach, a visitor to the area will discover an immensity of dazzling enjoyment.
The tour starts at the tip of Miami Beach, in the South Beach neighborhood, 1st Street, near South Pointe Park. South Beach was once a languishing relic of a bygone era, but renewed interest from developers, consumers, tourists and those dedicated to saving the amazing Art Deco area changed all that back in the early 1980's. Today, South Beach stands at the heart of Miami Beach's famed culture and plays host to some of the most amazing nightlife, shopping, dining and relaxation in the world. Obviously, South Beach real estate is a worthwhile investment, whether you purchase in the famed Art Deco District or venture into a luxury condo of SoFi (South of Fifth). South Beach is much more than a hideaway for hedonists or a place where celebrities congregate. It's a way of living not found anywhere else in the world.
Take a stroll out of South Pointe Park heading North, the cross streets run numerically and you'll find Washington Avenue as a main street running parallel to Collins Avenue, as well as Alton Road and South Pointe Drive bisecting the area furthest South. A short stroll up Ocean Drive will show you to Prime 112 (a local celebrity restaurant), while South Beach's Lummus Park is only 2 blocks up the coast spanning 12 blocks along Ocean Drive. North on Ocean Drive past Fifth Street, you will find News Café, as well as Mango's Tropical Café and the amazing stretch of Lummus Park, where you can waste away the entire day and enjoy the tropical environment & beautiful beaches. For a day of recreation, check out the 7 mile Lummus Park bordering the pristine waters and sands of the Atlantic Ocean. This immense park is home to an incredible diversity of oceanfront enjoyment options and connects tourists & visitors alike to the white sandy beaches at Ocean Drive from 5th to 15th Streets. The Miami Beach Golf Club is also justly famed with those who enjoy hitting the links. South Beach condos dot the area, as it has become home to some very luxurious modern condo developments over the past decade including Il Villaggio, 1500 Ocean, Continuum, Apogee, Murano Grande, Portofino Tower and more.
South Beach is home to much more than beaches and South Beach condos, though. Of course, Miami Beach is justly famed as being home to some of the area's most historic architecture & monuments to tropical indulgence and relaxation. It's also home to an incredible nightlife, which regularly draws visitors from around the globe. You can stroll the city streets beneath the fantastic Art Deco architecture, and enjoy the scents and sounds of the clubs and restaurants coming alive around you. Twenty-Four hour entertainment is close at hand, as the streets of Ocean Drive are often dotted with musicians playing bongos, guitars and singing the night away here in the heart of a tropical paradise. Once the sun drops below the Downtown Miami skyline to the west, the area truly comes alive and explodes in entertainment as the sun dips below the western horizon. You can wind down each day by enjoying Miami Beach's famed nightlife, which boasts open-roof lounges, corner musicians, celebrity nightclubs, international DJs and much more provide you with any type of excursion you might want after the sun sets.
For this reason, Miami Beach has become an incredible melting pot of cultures, with several different languages floating on the air at any given point in time. The area boasts a very strong European influence, legacy of the jetsetters visiting the area, as well as a strong European community of expatriates. Visitors will also find a strong Cuban flavor in the area with a large population of foreign "locals".
Miami Beach real estate offers proximity to some of the best options for enjoyment in the world, whether you love the beach, dining, shopping or just indulging in people watching. The area is home to the Wolfsonian-FIU Museum, where visitors can get a unique glimpse of modern history. The Jewish Museum of Florida is also located here. Art Basel Miami Beach, however, remains one of the strongest draws to visitors and local alike, offering an art-fair atmosphere in tropical luxury along with the Miami Beach International Boat Show & Strictly Sail, Art Deco weekend and so many other great attractions. Miami Beach condos also put you in close proximity to the Art Deco Colony Theater over on Lincoln Road, as well as the Byron Carlyle for dance and theatrical performances. Fillmore Miami Beach, the Jackie Gleason Theater, the Holocaust Memorial and the "Arts in Public Places" program are also top attractions. Those in need of something to eat will find an immensity of options, such as Joe's Stone Crab, China Grill, Evolution (within the Ritz-Carlton) and the area's Wine and Food Festival held each year.
Retail therapy for the shopaholic is likewise popular with the shopping district of Collins Avenue offering shopping just off the beach, while designer names like Nicole Miller, Club Monaco, Armani Exchange, Kenneth Cole and Ralph Lauren are also found in plenty. Those who prefer boutique shopping in an outdoor environment will not suffer for options, as Lincoln Road has become a shoppers' playground, where almost anything with a price tag can be bought or sold.
A short jaunt north of South Beach brings us to Miami Beach or mid-beach, also known as Millionaire's Row (Concrete Canyon) where luxury towers were built in the 50's, 60's & 70's bringing the celebrity demand to Miami Beach along with new condo towers from the last 5 years including Bath Club, MEi, 6000 Indian Creek, Canyon Ranch and Akoya. Miami Beach is one of the hottest areas abutting Miami's mainland and occupies a relatively large footprint on this delightful barrier island. With the Biscayne Bay Intracoastal Waterway to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Miami Beach is bounded by South Beach to the south and Bal Harbour & Sunny Isles Beach to the north encompassing Miami Dade County "beaches".
North of Miami Beach, you'll find the famous location of Bal Harbour (92nd-102nd Streets). Bal Harbour real estateputs you in the immediate vicinity of the Shops at Bal Harbour. This ultra-luxury area plays host quite regularly to some of the world's most noted celebrity hangouts & shopping, as well as the most desirable St. Regis Resort & Spaand One Bal Harbour condos catering to the rich and famous. Dining at Carpaccio, enjoying the Bal Harbour Shops and, of course, the incredible azure waters of the Atlantic are paramount attractions near Bal Harbour condos and you will find that the area is simply stunning, whether you want to relax on the beach in seclusion, or take advantage of the area's incredible retail options. Collins Avenue (A1A) is the area's main thoroughfare, which connects Bal Harbour with Sunny Isles Beach to the north and Surfside & Miami Beach to the south.
North of Bal Harbour (159th-192nd Streets) lies the amazing area known as Sunny Isles Beach. To reach Sunny Isles Beach from Bal Harbour or Miami Beach, simply follow Collins Avenue (A1A) heading north. This will actually continue up the main barrier island on which Miami Beach is situated. In addition, you'll find that this is the same direction you must travel if you wish to reach the Haulover Beach Park & Marina. Within Sunny Isles Beach, you will find an incredible number of options for rest and relaxation, as well as for shopping, dining and beach combing. Sunny Isles Beach real estate is some of the most sought after in the area and includes uber-luxury condo towers such as Turnberry Ocean Colony, Jade Beach, Jade Ocean, Acqualina, Trump Palace, Trump Royale as well as Trump International Beach Resort and many more.
For recreation, whether shopping or simply enjoying the warm sunshine, the newly christened Newport Hotel & Fishing Pier is an excellent option. This used to be Sunny Isles Fishing Pier, and is still home to tremendous fishing options, as well as being a great place for sightseeing and R&R. One of the most beneficial aspects of purchasing Sunny Isles Beach condos is the fact that they put you in easy proximity of destinations like Downtown Miami, Miami Beach, Golden Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Bal Harbour and of course, South Beach. A short drive will take you to each of these destinations in just minutes; thus, the city is one of the most centered locations for visitors to the area, as well as for long-term residents wanting a reserved atmosphere.
Sunny Isles Beach is justly famed for the number of luxury residential accommodations. However, its true claim to fame is the 2 mile stretch of pristine beachfront, lapped by the pure waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Here, you will find anything you might wish to do, whether you favor snorkeling, scuba diving, walking on the beach with that special someone, or simply lounging the day away, serenaded by the sound of the waves caressing the shoreline. Sunny Isles Beach is also home to a restored and reinvigorated park area. With their reenergized approach to development, the area is "going back to its roots" and visitors (as well as residents) are applauding the new park projects. Dining options also abound, both on the oceanfront condo strip and in areas along Collins Avenue on the west in many of the shopping plazas. The Porterhouse Bar & Grill, Tony Roma's, Jalisco's, La Terrazza, as well as Christine Lee's are good choices for dining, while those who prefer retail therapy will find a host of shopping options on Collins Avenue, particularly in the town center where boutique properties proliferate.
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Outdated applications and add-ons (resource overusage)
Web applications (WordPress, Drupal, etc.) that are out of date can contain bugs that significantly affect resource usage on your hosting account. They also leave your site at risk of compromise, which can affect resource usage as well as security.
Is this an issue for me?
Here are some common causes and indicators of issues related to outdated applications:
- Web applications that are not up to date, regardless of the traffic the site receives
- Application plugins or add-ons that are not kept current
- Frequent code errors inside your error logs
- Sites that are experiencing symptoms of possible security compromise
How can I correct this issue?
You can try to correct resource usage caused by outdated applications by following any and all of these steps:
- Scan all local computers that have hosting account access for the presence of malware such as trojans, keyloggers, etc.
- Keep all web applications up to date at all times.
- Update any hosted web applications and their appropriate add-ons or plugins.
- Review all hosted content for possible compromise.
- Implement additional security measures on your site
, such as Website Security.
Next steps
If you are still experiencing issues with resource usage, review your hosting for other possible causes at Common causes for resource overusage (Linux).
Note: You will want to make sure that you are correcting the underlying cause to any resource issue. Simply removing sites and/or files without correcting the underlying issue can cause the problem to recur.


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The Paul LePage meltdown
Gov. Paul LePage is having a summer meltdown.
Since June, the Maine Republican has sparked outrage over a crude sexual comment he made about an opponent; remarked — jokingly, he said later — that he wanted to blow up a newspaper, and, according to a Maine media report this week that he denied, told a roomful of Republicans recently that President Barack Obama "hates white people."
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LePage, up for reelection next year, is one of the most vulnerable gubernatorial incumbents in 2014.
( Also on POLITICO: LePage denies 'white people' remark)
"If you poll Maine people and describe the policies he's advocating, I think his rating's around 60 percent, if not higher," said former Republican state senator and political commentator Philip Harriman. "When you put his name beside the policy, he loses about 40 percent of that. I think he's on the right track, but he has the propensity to create self-inflicted injury."
The GOP governor was first elected in 2010, winning a seven-way primary with tea party support. Even his critics acknowledge his impressive personal story: LePage, the oldest of 18 children, left a violent household at the age of 11. He was homeless for a time before making his way through college and the business community to a seat as mayor of Waterville, Maine. He ultimately arrived at the governor's mansion, where he has railed against spending and promoted tax cuts.
But LePage's a lengthy and colorful history of gaffes is now threatening his political career. He once said NAACP leaders could "kiss my butt" if they didn't accept that he had to miss an event and, "If they want to play the race card, come to dinner; my [Jamaican-born] son will talk to them." Another time, he likened the IRS to the Gestapo, sparking outrage. He later said, "What I am trying to say is the Holocaust was a horrific crime against humanity and, frankly, I would never want to see that repeated. Maybe the IRS is not quite as bad — yet."
( Also on POLITICO: Stakes high in 2014 governor battles)
The Portland Press Herald on Monday evening reported his alleged remarks about Obama, citing anonymous GOP lawmakers.
When asked Tuesday whether he made that statement, LePage told reporters, "No, I never said that, and you guys are all about gossip." But that didn't stop the media reports or stem the skepticism, including among some Republican sources.
Republicans nationally control 30 of the 50 governorships and many of the incumbents up next year look to have strong paths to reelection. Not so for LePage. Rep. Mike Michaud (D-Maine) threw his hat into the governor's race earlier this month, and Eliot Cutler, an independent who narrowly lost to LePage in 2010, is running again.
( PHOTOS: 10 gaffes caught on mic)
"Aside from his own personal implosions, the big linchpin is whether this remains a three-person race," said a senior Maine Republican who spoke on condition of anonymity. "There's a very strong Democrat in the race. … If the independent exits the race, there's almost no chance [LePage] gets reelected. If that takes shape, I think you see him reconsidering running at all or at least getting a substantial primary challenge."
Maine observers note that it's still too early to know, however, how those dynamics play out, though a spokesman for the Democratic Governors Association told POLITICO that "a vote for Eliot Cutler is a vote for LePage," offering a look at one line of messaging against the independent.
The Republican source also pointed to occasions in which the governor suggested he might not seek reelection, though he has since indicated interest.
( PHOTOS: Scandal pols: Where are they now?)
"I think there's a bigger question now about whether he'll even stay in the race," the source said. "Among the pundit class up here, there's a lot of chatter about that. As you can see, he's an erratic personality."
Brent Littlefield, a political strategist for LePage, expressed optimism about the race, alluding to internal polls, though he declined to provide any figures to POLITICO, saying he never shares such numbers.


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A New Generation of Space Robotics
To build and maintain
the International Space Station, space walking astronauts will
work in partnership with a new generation of space robotics. The
space shuttle's mechanical arm and a new space station arm operate
both as "space cranes" to precisely maneuver large modules and
components and also as space "cherry pickers" to maneuver astronauts
to work areas.
The shuttle's Canadian-built
mechanical arm has been enhanced with a new "Space Vision System"
(SVS) that helps the operator literally see around corners. Tested
on past space shuttle missions STS-74, STS-80 and STS-85, the
SVS uses video image processing and a series of markings on the
objects being maneuvered to develop a graphical laptop computer
display to assist the arm operator. It allows the shuttle arm
to be operated with great precision even when visibility is obstructed,
and the system was used operationally during the first assembly
mission as Astronaut Nancy Currie, with her view partially obstructed,
attached the first station component, the Zarya Control Module,
to the second component, the Unity Connecting Module.
Canada also has provided
the new station mechanical arm. Called the Space
Station Remote Manipulator System (SSRMS), or Canadarm2, the
55-foot-long arm was launched on April 19, 2001 aboard Space Shuttle
Endeavour during STS-100.
The station arm has the capability to move around the station's
exterior like an inchworm, locking its free end on one of many
special fixtures -- called Power and Data Grapple Fixtures, or
PDGFs -- placed strategically around the station, and then detaching
its other end and pivoting it forward. Eventually, the station
arm will be able to ride on a Mobile Servicing System, or MSS,
platform that will move on tracks along the length of the station's
360-foot truss, putting much of the station within grasp of the
As the ISS grows, more
PDGFs will be added, some fixed, and some on a mobile trolley,
allowing the arm to move about and reach the new sections of the
ISS. Canada also is providing a new robotic "Canada Hand" for
the station, called the Special Purpose Dexterous Manipulator,
scheduled to be launched in 2003. The "hand" consists of two small
robotic arms that can be attached to the end of the main station
arm to conduct more intricate maintenance tasks.
Two other
robotic arms will be on the International Space Station. A European
Robotic Arm (ERA) built by the European Space Agency will be used
for maintenance on the Russian segment of the station and the
Japanese laboratory module will include a Japanese robotic arm
that will tend exterior experiments mounted on a "back porch"
of the lab. In addition to mechanical arms, other robotics that
may be used aboard the station include a free-flying robotic camera,
a prototype of which was tested during a 1997 space shuttle mission,
that may be used to inspect the exterior of the station, including
the acre of solar panels. Called the AERCam,
more flight tests may be planned on future shuttle missions.
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Oct. 2, 2011
HAMPDEN, MA-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's men's golf team posted a team score of 312 good for sixth place in the 16-team field at the Eastern College Athletic Conference Division III New England Championships at the par-72 Hampden Country Club Sunday. The tournament was reduced to 18 holes after play was cancelled Saturday due to inclement weather.
For the Corsairs, junior Kevin Rewinski (West Springfield, MA/West Springfield HS) led the way with a score of 74, finishing four strokes out of first place and tying for fifth place. Senior Nick Jagoe (Westport, MA/Westport HS) came in at 78 and tied for 20th, senior George Gillmore (Cotuit, MA/ Barnstable HS/Fairfield) shot 79 and tied for 27th, sophomore Brendan Kelleher (Hopedale, MA/Hopedale HS) shot an 81 and tied for 40th, and junior John Coucci (Mattapoisett, MA /Old Rochester Regional HS) came in at 86 and tied for 61st.
"We wanted to improve on our performance at Middlebury, and we worked hard in practice for two weeks, and it showed on the golf course today," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Joel Baptista. "We showed remarkable improvement, and hopefully, it will give us some momentum going into next weekend. Team wise, we asked a couple of people to step up this weekend, and Kevin was one of them. So far, we've seen some good things from Kevin so far this fall. He has put up solid numbers in practice, he earned his spot, and he came through with flying colors."
The Corsairs will return to action at the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championships next weekend.


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Post-Gibran Anthology of New Arab American Writing
Munīr ʻAkash, Khaled Mattawa
Kitab, 1999 - Fiction - 460 pages
An anthology of 44 essays by new & familiar Arab writers reveals the multileveled textures of the exiles of new Arab writing. This marks the beginning of an era when Arab American writing will stand on its own, alongside other established American literature.
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Yes I did stop bleeding after 9 weeks
phew, im so glad to hear that you stopped bleeding!
We can only presume that the bulb end of the catheter must have been keeping a tear open maybe and when it was deflated the tear must have just snapped shut if you know what I mean?
yeah, I think I know what you mean
Other than that we still have no idea why I bled so severely for so long but I have been told by my surgeon that he has never known anyone bleed for so long after a vaginectomy so please don't let me story put you off as I know many guys who have had no bleeding problems after this surgery.
Don't worry, your story doesnt put me off since i gather everything is okay now..?
What does somewhat put me off is that i can't find anyone in my country that has done this even though the surgeon told me he has done the procedure 12 times before. Also, when i first asked about it (several years ago im guessing around 2008) they simply told me it's not being done. And now, this year they tell me (after asking again) that I can get it, however the surgeon wont give me any odds on how big a risk im taking when it comes to complications. He just told me what the risks are (wich are kinda severe) and no odds.
The transmen i talked to all seem to think the risks are high. So well.. I'm kinda trying to find some positive input


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One of the Heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto Revolt
A native of our city, Eli Radzyminsky managed to slip away from the Radzymin ghetto some time before its liquidation. He lived several months in the Warsaw ghetto and during the uprising fought with a hand gun and died as a hero at his post.
During the period of my incarceration (in the ghetto) I hadn't the slightest idea that Eli Radzyminsky was there. On the last day of Pesach 1943, because of the suppression of the revolt that had started on April 19th, we retreated to avoid the barrage of shells raining down upon us on the corner of Shavo Street. I fled past destroyed Russian houses and found my way into one of the courtyards on Zemenhof Street, on the corner of Ginshah. Suddenly I saw close to the wall, half-sitting, half-lying, a wounded man holding a German pistol in his hand. Blood was pouring from his body, particularly from his neck. I hastened to him to give some kind of help. When I came near, I saw that it was Eli Radzyminsky. He too recognized me, in spite of his serious condition. I saw that a bullet was stuck in his neck and that he was also wounded in the foot. He tried from time to time to get up on his feet, with no success.
I tried to tie up the wound in his neck with a handkerchief, but he quietly said to me that there was no need to take care of him, that there was no chance to save him. Greatly upset, I called to someone who appeared in the courtyard to find some water quickly for the wounded soldier. But Eli Radzyminsky in these last moments proved himself a hero, completely fearless. He said to me, in these words, "Weinstein, go and continue our fight against the murderers of our people. I am going to die. I will die peacefully after I have accomplished my task."
He had time to tell me that shortly before the outbreak of the revolt in the Warsaw ghetto he worked as one of the people in charge of the supply storehouses under the aegis of the Judenrat. When the uprising started, he broke into the storehouse, divided the needed weapons among the rebel fighters, and attached himself to one of the fighting groups. His account was confirmed by conversations I had later with other Warsaw ghetto fighters.
May his memory be for a blessing and may he be bound in the bonds of life as one of the heroes of the Jewish people who gave their lives for the honor of our struggling nation.Photo p. 281: "Eli Radzyminsky ... in Polish military garb"
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Brazil's chief justice has ordered that Sean Goldman be handed over to his father, David, who has been fighting for custody since his now-dead wife fled the United States with his son in 2004.
Chief Justice Gilmar Mendes lifted a stay on a lower court's order last week that Sean be returned to his father, who lives in Tinton Falls, N.J.
The boy's Brazilian grandparents and step-father might possibly appeal, but lawyers said their chances of success appear slight, the Associated Press said.
Sean, now 9, was taken to Brazil by his mother, Bruna Bianchi, who divorced Goldman and remarried. In 2008 she died giving birth to a daughter.
The case has affected diplomatic ties between Brazil and the U.S., and has been discussed by President Barack Obama and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Last week, a U.S. senator reacted to the case by blocking renewal of a $2.75 billion trade deal that would lift U.S. tariffs on some Brazilian goods.
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Slow Fourier Transform
I promised to examine the Raspberry Pi as a digital signal processing platform. Thanks to the Portaudio library, getting audio data in and out is super easy. The challenge is that the Pi isn't exactly a super fast computer. I started out reading audio data from a microphone and last time you saw code that generates TouchTone sounds programmatically. Soon, I want to try to decode the same tones.
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Forget the Pi for a minute. How do you decode tones? Portaudio is great for reading and producing audio data, but it doesn't do much for detecting tones. There are two common (and related) techniques for detecting tones in audio data. The Fourier transform takes time domain data and converts it to frequency domain data.
What exactly does that mean? When you read a signal you typically sample its amplitude at different times. That is a time domain data set. A frequency domain data set represents the amount of energy in the signal at different frequencies. In simple terms, a 1kHz tone looks like a sine wave in the time domain, but looks like a single spike (at 1kHz) in the frequency domain. The Fourier transform can convert time domain signals to frequency domain signals and vice versa.
The math behind this is a bit complex (in fact, it uses complex math, but the pun was unintentional). You can find whole books on the subject (I suggest Steven Smith's book, Digital Signal Processing for Engineers and Scientists). The math may be tough, but translating it into practice is even worse. In practice, you don't have a nice continuous signal. A real piece of software gets a list of measurements at discrete times. This requires a specialized form of the Fourier transform known as the discrete Fourier transform or DFT. The other problem is you want an algorithm that is computationally efficient. A common way to do this is to employ the algorithm known as the fast Fourier transform (FFT).
There is an even faster method if you only need to determine the presence of a few frequencies and you don't care about the entire spectrum of frequency data. This method is the Goertzel algorithm. It is a simplified version of the Fourier transform.
In truth, I didn't want to write either algorithm — I wanted to use something off the shelf. There are several options for FFT libraries, including the amusingly named Fastest FFT in the West. However, I decided to go with the GNU Scientific Library (GSL). This is available in the Pi's package manager (install libgsl0-dev using apt-get).
The library is very easy to use. The version of the FFT that this project will use is gsl_fft_real_radix2_transform. This version of the FFT takes an array of float values that has to be a power of two in size. When complete, the buffer will contain frequency domain data where the real part is in the first half of the buffer and the imaginary part is in the second half (the result of the operation is a complex number with a real and imaginary part).
For a given sampling frequency, the only meaningful data will be at half that frequency. That's why the library routine places its output in half of the buffer. The data that would be in the top half of the buffer is meaningless. Each element in the array (upon output) represents a frequency and is sometimes known as a bucket. Since there are only discrete frequencies, the bucket really represents a range of frequencies.
Suppose you have a sampling rate of 10,000 Hz and there are 1,000 buckets. Each bucket will represent 10 Hz. Of course, in the time domain, the entire array represents 100 milliseconds. You can see there is a trade-off between sample rate, number of samples, response time, and frequency resolution. In addition, longer buffers will take more processing time.
Modern C compilers have support for complex numbers (that is, numbers with real and imaginary parts). If you include complex.h, you can define variables as complex (for example, complex double). To initialize these variables, you can use the predefined I constant (I is traditionally used to represent the square root of negative 1). For example:
complex double c0=fftbuf[tonemap[i]]+fftbuf[tonemap[i]+BUFSIZE/2]*I;
The job should be simple: Grab audio data from Portaudio, call the FFT routine, and examine the results for the tone frequencies of interest. There are a few wrinkles, of course. Portaudio only returns floats, but the GSL routine expects an array of doubles. But the basic scheme is just that easy.
To help manage the trades of sample rate and buffer sizes, I created a simple spreadsheet. There are several key points to the spreadsheet. The GSL FFT requires a power of two for the FFT size. That means it has to be a number like 256, 512, or 2048. The sound card won't have an endless supply of sampling rates, either. A common one is 44100 Hz. However, this is overkill for reading just a few tones, all under 1500Hz. Even worse, it means that the frequency resolution will be reduced for a given buffer size.
Realistically, you want to make sure the bucket column for each tone is more than one away from its neighbors. If you have two buckets that are the same, the frequency resolution is too coarse to be usable.
Of course, it is easy to pick a large buffer size to get good resolution. The problem then becomes the total time calculation. To detect tones that last, say, 100 milliseconds, the total time for each packet needs to be less than 50 milliseconds. So you have to balance.
A few random experiments showed that with my hardware, a sample rate of 8000 and a sample size of 256 would probably be my best bet. The frequency resolution is adequate (although not great). The time each data set represents would be a little more than 30 milliseconds.
I've made it sound all rather simple, and it isn't too hard. But, as always, the devil is in the details. Next time, I'll show you some practical code that uses these ideas to decode tones.


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Pop-Up North Queensland (PUNQ) is a festival of pop-up exhibitions and shops to activate empty spaces throughout the Central Business District. The festival will feature all things creative such as films, workshops, and performances.
Pop Up North Queensland will bring local and interstate creatives into various spaces across the Central Business District, activating the area and demonstrating the importance of a vibrant and active community and the exciting possibilities of creative business.


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A fresh dusting of snow over Park City heralded the beginning of the Sundance Film Festival on Thursday.
Sundance Institute founder Robert Redford opened the festival by characterizing the slate of 117 feature films as products of "dark and grim" times and the "suffering from a government that's in paralysis."
"Even though the work reflects hard times, there's not paralysis here," the 75-year-old filmmaker said at an afternoon news conference. "They're breathing life into fresh, new stories."
The selection of films are "as diverse as they can be" and no overriding theme has emerged, said festival director John Cooper.
"Independent film is the theme," he said.
For 11 days every January, Sundance becomes the focal point of the independent film world as established directors and stars mix with up-and-coming talent, while theatrical distributors prowl the festival looking for the next indie hit, and film lovers just have a good time being the first audiences to see new movies.
"You can't make a film with a festival in mind, and it's not something I would have expected or taken for granted. But it's always kind of the dream in the back of your mind," said Lauren Greenfield, who premiered her debut documentary "Thin" at Sundance in 2006 and returns this time with one of the opening-night films, "The Queen of Versailles," chronicling the housing-bust story of a couple that tried to build a palatial 90,000-square-foot mansion.
"I think it's this really magical environment, a place that's such a nurturing, supportive influence for independent films. Even when you're out there making your film, I think that you think about Sundance, and it just kind of gives you motivation."
Also opening Thursday is "Hello I Must Be Going," actor-turned-director Todd Louiso's U.S. dramatic entry that centers on a love story between a 19-year-old man and a 35-year-old divorcee, and stars Melanie Lynskey; the world-cinema drama "Wish You Were Here," a dark story of a vacation gone wrong from Australian filmmaker Kieran Darcy-Smith that stars Joel Edgerton and Teresa Palmer; and Swedish director Malik Bendjelloul's world-cinema documentary "Searching for Sugar Man," a portrait of promising 1970s singer-songwriter Rodriguez and his fade into obscurity.
Sundance also is a launch place for films that already have distributors, who show off their films hoping to build buzz among audiences and the legions of cinema journalists and bloggers who attend the festival.
"All the film press in North America is at Sundance to discover films," said Michael Barker, co-president of Sony Pictures Classics, which is showing director Nadine Labaki's Lebanese drama "Where Do We Go Now?" and Gareth Huw Evans' Indonesian action tale "The Raid" at the festival. "Sundance is like the best place to set up a film for release. You have instant press junkets at Sundance."
Among the more established filmmakers showcasing their work at the festival are Spike Lee with his urban drama "Red Hook Summer," in which he reprises the character he played in "Do the Right Thing"; Stephen Frears with his sports-wagering caper "Lay the Favorite," starring Bruce Willis, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Rebecca Hall; documentary veteran Joe Berlinger with his Paul Simon portrait "Under African Skies"; and Julie Delpy with her relationship comedy "2 Days in New York," in which she stars with Chris Rock.
The Sundance Film Festival has grown tremendously over its 28 years, but Redford said the institute's mission remains the same: to support and encourage independent filmmakers and provide a platform for their work to be seen.
"There are those people who say, 'Why give money to art? It means nothing,'" Redford said. "I think it means a lot. And we're here to try and prove how much it does mean. So we can only do what we can do, but we're going to keep doing it.
The Sundance Film Festival continues through Jan. 29.
AP Entertainment Writer Sandy Cohen is on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/APSandy . AP Movie Writer David Germain contributed to this report.


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Ed. Note: Thursday Trade Tree? On a Friday? Just trust me that I wrote it last night.
With a turn of the head so sharp it gives you whiplash, here comes Mike Fetters.
A couple of memorable Pirates in this tree, for positive and negative. Fetters' trademark headsnap to the plate was always fun to watch even of the results weren't always pretty (8 saves, 1.50 WHIP & 0.4 WAR over 48 innings.)
Then there's Randall Simon, who is infamous for the Sausage incident. In July of 2003, on his way to hitting a robust .274/.305/.417 (85 OPS+), Simon inexplicably took a swing at the Italian Sausage during a game in Milwaukee. Luckily the runner inside the costume was unharmed and Simon got off with a $432 fine. The Bucs were lucky to trade him a month later for Ray Sadler. Leave it to Dave Littlefield though. He liked what he had seen enough to bring Simon back the next season. After 194 at bats of .194/.264/.280 (42 OPS+) Randall was finally released.
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Hey everyone, I gratuated from THS in '90 and went into the military so time back home is far and few between. This is a great thing for people like me always away from home. Since leaving, I have seen 7 countries and 37 states, thanks to the Air Force. I encourage anyone who recognizes the name to drop me an E-mail. Thanks
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Hello Tomahawk: I was just browsing the web to see if I could get any fishing reports from around the Antigo area where my family is from. No luck but was excited to see that Tomahawk is giving us fishing reports from God's country. Thanks a lot. Just so you know; I love to fish and have taken my gear to every country I have worked in. From catching black bass in Papua New Guinea (big, mean and hard to catch) to trying my luck here in Taiwan. Nothing to brag about yet but envy all you folks who will be out opening day for the BigEyes. Wish I could be with you. Thanks for being there. I will follow the fishing reports with envy and relish.
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sorry didn't put in the correct e-mail address so I fixed it. Just in case.
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Oak Lawn, Il USA - Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 00:34:58 (EST)
HI Tomahawk, I used to live there from 1975-1979, but spent many a summer there in the 60's and 70's. At one time I was employed at Jack's I.G.A. Had many a good friends in Tomahawk. I was a patron of "Provo's" and "While A Ways" I think Bob and Beth still own it. My parents once owned a home on Lake Nokomis but now live at Clear Waters Trailer Park north of town. Some of my old friends still live in the area. If anyone who remembers me please drop me a line, I'd love to hear from you. This was really a great idea to have you online. I just found out about a short time ago. Hope to hear from some of my old friends soon. Take Care
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Oak Lawn, Il USA - Wednesday, April 28, 1999 at 00:26:23 (EST)
I really enjoy this website. Being at college and working almost full time limits me from coming back and visiting family and friends to find out what is going on in good old Tomahawk. This website is a great way to keep informed of all the news and to keep me in touch with my roots.
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Winona, MN USA - Monday, April 26, 1999 at 12:24:24 (EST)
Hi... My girlfriend is from Tomahawk, and used to write for this newspaper (don't know if she wants me to use her name, but she's a redhead and lives out in the Boston area!). As I may be coming out to visit the area this summer, I'll have to stop by here and read up on the events this summer!
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Waltham, MA USA - Monday, April 12, 1999 at 22:22:26 (EST)
Love coming to the Northern Wisconsin area, BUT ONLY DURING THE SUMMER!!!
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Cleveland, TN USA - Wednesday, April 07, 1999 at 12:47:44 (EST)
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Butte des Morts, WI USA - Saturday, April 03, 1999 at 23:13:12 (EST)
Great idea to catch up on all the news, our home away from home,We really enjoy the Tomahawk area we have been coming up for the last twenty years...Even our e mail address is Tomahawk....
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Burlington,, WI USA - Sunday, March 28, 1999 at 13:41:57 (EST)
Greetings from the "really" Far North. I needed to send you another message to just say that reading the Leader is a lot of fun and a real joy to connect with my Hometown! We have a new e-mail address and wanted to send you some more "kudos" on the web site. Thanks again. John Beiler
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Juneau, AK USA - Thursday, March 25, 1999 at 13:32:57 (EST)
SHEBOYGAN, WI USA - Monday, March 22, 1999 at 22:59:00 (EST)
I was born and raised in Tomahawk but haven't lived there for 26 years. I love coming back to visit and hope to return permanently in the coming years. This web site is wonderful, makes me feel like I am back home again. I miss the Northwoods. No other place like it.
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Eagle River, AK USA - Sunday, March 21, 1999 at 20:10:20 (EST)
The Tomahawk area is one of the greatest places to visit. The fishing and the surrounding area is a treasure. I have only visited there three times, each time was an experience. The Pine Point Poker Run, going from tavern to tavern, is a blast. I would recommend it to everyone this year. It is the first week in August. So come out, and the beer will be flowing.
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chicago, IL USA - Tuesday, March 16, 1999 at 12:53:23 (EST)
To start with I am probably the BIGGEST northwoods fanatic that ever lived! I'v been coming up to Rhinelander for 28 straight years now. I first started coming up when I was just three years old! Now I bring MY family up every year. We ALWAYS stop in at Tomahawk every year! We just LOVE it there! The biggest thing we enjoy at Tomahawk is your Tomahawk Speedway, it is the ace of all racetracks we love the asphalt track! Someday I can't wait to do some musky fishing in your town. I am an avid musky fisherman! YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT TOMAHAWK AND THE NORTHWOODS!!!!
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Logansport, Indiana USA - Monday, March 15, 1999 at 17:46:46 (EST)
It's great to get caught up on what's going on in the northern woods. I've been going up to Tomahawk since I was born visiting my grandma Dorothy Turner and my uncle Dean who owns Three T's Resort on Lake Nokomis. Now I bring my 4 kids up to enjoy the great Tomahawk experience. Thanks Tomahawk Leader for the updates.
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West Chicago, IL USA - Sunday, March 14, 1999 at 00:52:13 (EST)
My old friend and colleague, Mel Miller, has a cabin on Lake Nokomis that I have visited regularly over the last 20 years. For several years now, I've helped him open the cabin in the spring. I've always been impressed by the friendliness and vitality of the people in Tomahawk. I tell friends that it is the busiest town in the upper Midwest, there always seems to be something interesting happening in Tomahawk. I'm looking forward to another early spring visit this May. Keep us "outlanders" posted on fishing conditions, please. Thanks
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Tulsa, Ok USA - Thursday, March 11, 1999 at 10:46:59 (EST)
Nice web site. I go up to Tomahawk every year on vacation. My grandpa and grandma live up there 6 months out of the year. They will really like this site.
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Seneca, IL USA - Sunday, March 07, 1999 at 14:26:54 (EST)
Hello up in the North Woods! Can't wait for warmer weather so we can get back up to fish. We have relatives in Tomahawk & usually get up there several times a year, from Spring to Fall. We also have a favorite resort on Lake Alice, Big John's Fish-a-While, where our German Shepherd, Trini, thinks she's queen of the place. Hope to see every one soon.
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Cedar Lake, IN USA - Saturday, March 06, 1999 at 20:25:49 (EST)
Greetings to our friends in Tomahawk, It is so nice to beable to find the Tomahawk Leader on the net. It keeps up on the news from home. We look forward to being back for the summer, but not missing your cold weather. We have been in the 80's and 90's down here. Doug and Dee Polar
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This site is great. I graduated from Tomahawk in 91and it is nice to be able to see home when I can't make it up to visit my family from here in Chicago. Keep up the good work and thanks for letting us keep up.
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Tomahawk has always been my families little retreat town, and now that I'm in college, I love it there even more!! Never change it!!!
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We're up every Sept for Harley Open House for 15 years,even subscribed to the Leader for 2 years. We were visiting friends there over Valentines weekend, and now see that the Leader is on internet. This is wonderful, I'll read it every week... Thanks again.... Terry&Dave
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When Elon University football coach Jason Swepson and his staff of assistants set out to nail down the recruiting class that arrived in full Wednesday, there was no mistaking the mission statement.
Go big.
And size indeed emerged as the defining characteristic for the Phoenix on national signing day.
Of the 14 prospects who faxed in letters of intent and will join the team as scholarship players, six were linemen, split evenly along the offensive and defensive fronts.
Attrition at those positions last season left Elon frustratingly plugging holes with walk-ons � and subsequently getting pushed around at times � while backsliding to a 3-8 finish.
�You should take a running back in every class. You should always take a linebacker because of special teams,� Swepson said, noting areas in his third recruiting class that became de-emphasized. �But I made the decision that we had to secure both lines of scrimmage.
�The last two years, we�ve made it a focal point. It�s the way I was brought up in college football. You win in the trenches. That�s something we�ll continue to strive for. We�ll try to be a more physical football team.�
Offensive line signees Graham Albright (of Westerville, Ohio), Dakota DeYent (of Tallahassee, Fla.) and O�Shane Morris (of Bronx, N.Y) all stand at least 6-foot-3 and weigh 275 pounds or more.
Swepson said DeYent, whose Lincoln High School team twice participated in Florida state championship games, is strong enough to have a chance to earn an immediate spot on the depth chart.
Across the line of scrimmage, Dominic Bourne (of Tampa, Fla.), Dondre Howell (of Mooresville) and Ikenna Nwokeji (of Randolph, Mass.) are billed as impact defenders. Bethune-Cookman was interested in Bourne. Nwokeji�s older brother is an offensive lineman at Connecticut.
Howell, who caught the eye of North Carolina State�s new coaching staff, actually was Mooresville High School�s top receiver as a junior. There, he played under former Western Alamance coach Hal Capps.
Elon recruiting coordinator Scott Browne called Goldsboro defensive back Asunji Maddox �maybe the best football player in the class.� Swepson raved about Maddox�s leadership potential and passion, and said N.C. State�s previous coaching staff might have landed him had Tom O�Brien not been fired.
Maddox also proved valuable in the recruiting process, pitching Elon to several targets through social media. Adrian Williams, a defensive back from Fayetteville, became convinced, despite visiting Appalachian State.
�Those two hit a friendship and Adrian committed to us,� Swepson said. �I think it was truly because of Asunji.�
Junior college quarterback Trevor Vasey, who spent a post-graduate season at Hargrave Military Academy, already is enrolled at Elon. He�s expected to compete with returnees Mike Quinn and John Loughery for the starting quarterback job next season.
The Phoenix reeled in a pair of Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas receivers from the Charlotte area in Demitri Allison and Demetrius Oliver.
Allison, Elon�s first commit in the class, owns impressive speed and leaping ability. �He�s really the complete package,� Browne said. Swepson said he suspected Oliver, an outside receiver from Gastonia Ashbrook, might be lost to Ball State and former Elon coach Pete Lembo.
Wilmington Laney tight end R.J. Pearsall had four offers from Mid-American Conference schools before suffering a knee injury. �I think we stole one there.� Swepson said.
Pearsall is considered more of a pass-catching threat while East Forsyth tight end Austin Richardson projects as a tougher, more proficient blocker.
Elon needs signee John Gallagher of Caldwell, N.J., to take on its place-kicking duties, which the departed Adam Shreiner handled during the last four seasons. Old Dominion offered Gallagher some scholarship money.
Logan McPherson of Fort Payne, Ala., appeared set to be Elon�s kicker of the future. But on Monday he switched his commitment to Louisiana Tech.
Offensive lineman Eric Hampson of Largo, Fla., (Old Dominion) and defensive end Shawayne Lawrence of McDonough, Ga. (Georgia State) were two other notable Elon commits who got away.
Elon signees
Graham Albright, OL, 6-5, 275, Westerville Central HS, Westerville, Ohio
Demitri Allison, WR, 5-11, 173, Southlake Christian Academy, Cornelius
Dominic Bourne, DL, 6-2, 270, Tampa Catholic HS, Tampa, Fla.
Kelly Brooks-Muse, RB, 5-10, 164, Oakton HS, Vienna, Va.
Dakota DeYent, OL, 6-3, 290, Lincoln HS, Tallahassee, Fla.
Keith Dilley, TE, 6-2, 205, Edgewater HS, Orlando, Fla.
Rev Ford, OL, 6-2, 298, Charlotte Country Day, Charlotte
John Gallagher, K, 6-1, 210, Caldwell HS, Caldwell, N.J.
Anthony Hambright, DB, 5-8, 170, Ashbrook HS, Gastonia
Nick Haskin, DB, 5-11, 184, Cardinal Gibbons HS, Cary
Dondre Howell, DL, 6-4, 230, Mooresville HS, Mooresville
Asunji Maddox Jr., DB, 5-11, 184, Goldsboro HS, Goldsboro
Joey March, QB, 6-0, 174, Walnut Grove HS, Loganville, Ga.
O�Shane Morris, OL, 6-4, 285, Iona Prep, Bronx, N.Y.
Ikenna Nwokeji, DL, 6-5, 250, Thayer Academy, Randolph, Mass.
Demetrius Oliver, WR, 6-0, 200, Gastonia Ashbrook HS, Portsmouth, Va.
R.J. Pearsall, TE, 6-3, 220, Wilmington Laney HS, Castle Hayne
Austin Richardson, TE, 6-5, 256, East Forsyth HS, Kernersville
C.J. Scarpa, QB, 5-8, 166, Andover HS, Andover, Mass.
Trevor Vasey, QB, 6-6, 228, Dean Junior College, Cumberland, R.I.
Connor Wade, LB, 6-0, 212, Haddon Township HS, Haddon Township, N.J.
Adrian Williams, DB, 5-11, 165, Cape Fear HS, Fayetteville
(list includes eight preferred walk-ons)


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The New York Times is reporting Chrysler's expected to seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday, most likely in New York. And that's when Fiat swoops in for the kill like an Italian bird of prey.
The automaker, which is in talks with the Italian automaker Fiat, would file for bankruptcy first. It subsequently would present an agreement with Fiat to the court for approval, possibly on Monday.
This comes, despite President Obama's prime-time press briefing at the White House on Wednesday, claiming it was "not yet clear" Chrysler would have to move forward with a bankruptcy. "I am actually very hopeful, more hopeful than I was 30 days ago, that we can see a resolution that maintains a viable Chrysler automobile company out there." Yeah, we'll have to wait and see on that, won't we? [NYT]