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Bret Hitman Hart: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling Book
Hardcover: 592 pages
Publisher: Random House Canada (Oct 16 2007)
*Note this is the Canadian hardback cover release, not the version released in the US in fall of 2008.
In his own words, Bret Harts honest, perceptive, startling account of his life in and out of the pro wrestling ring.
The sixth-born son of the pro wrestling dynasty founded by Stu Hart and his elegant wife, Helen, Bret Hart is a Canadian icon. As a teenager, he could have been an amateur wrestling Olympic contender, but instead he turned to the family business, climbing into the ring for his dads western circuit, Stampede Wrestling. From his early twenties until he retired at 43, Hart kept an audio diary, recording stories of the wrestling life, the relentless travel, the practical jokes, the sex and drugs, and the real rivalries (as opposed to the staged ones). The result is an intimate, no-holds-barred account that will keep readers, not just wrestling fans, riveted.
Hart achieved superstardom in pink tights, and won multiple wrestling belts in multiple territories, for both the WWF (now the WWE) and WCW. But he also paid the price in betrayals (most famously by Vince McMahon, a man he had served loyally); in tragic deaths, including the loss of his brother Owen, who died when a stunt went terribly wrong; and in his own massive stroke, most likely resulting from a concussion he received in the ring, and from which, with the spirit of a true champion, he has battled back.
Widely considered by his peers as one of the businesss best technicians and workers, Hart describes pro wrestling as part dancing, part acting, and part dangerous physical pursuit. He is proud that in all his years in the ring he never seriously hurt a single wrestler, yet did his utmost to deliver to his fans an experience as credible as it was exciting. He also records the incredible toll the business takes on its workhorses: he estimates that twenty or more of the wrestlers he was regularly matched with have died young, weakened by their own coping mechanisms, namely drugs, alcohol, and steroids. That toll included his own brother-in-law, Davey Boy Smith. No one has ever written about wrestling like Bret Hart. No one has ever lived a life like Bret Harts.
For as long as I can remember, my world was filled with liars and bullshitters, losers and pretenders, but I also saw the good side of pro wrestling. To me there is something bordering on beautiful about a brotherhood of big tough men who pretended to hurt one another for a living instead of actually doing it. Any idiot can hurt someone.
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Is Google's Memorial Day logo a joke, or is it a true representation of how Google feels toward the contribution of those Americans who gave their lives in defense of this country? While I understand that we have an international audience that may not feel as offended by such a trespass, I have to take a moment and expose Google for this pathetic display of tribute to the very men and women who gave them the opportunity to become the behemoth they are now. Take a moment and feast your eyes on the fascinating piece of work that Google decided to use as the front page tribute to Memorial Day, pictured below.
No my friends, your eyes do not deceive you. That is about a 50 pixel square that shows "Memorial Day 2012″ when you put your mouse over it. It doesn't even take you anywhere when you click it! Just a pathetic graphic that you can barely make out at the bottom of the page. It looks like clip artwork a 3rd grader would do. So this begs the question, "what is the meaning of such a pitiful display?" Honestly, I can only make assumptions. As someone who tries to be logical, I try not to read into things that are not clearly stated. However, considering that the inventor of the zipper received a super cool doodle with an animated zipper running down the screen, it is hard not to come to the conclusion that Google's regard for our fallen soldiers is less than its regard for a good working zipper!
Now let's take a peek at Bing. Pictured below, you can see a screenshot of Bing's tribute to Memorial Day.
When you click on certain areas of the picture, you are taken to a beautiful photo montage of Arlington National Cemetery. This seems a much more befitting tribute to our nation's fallen than what was previously seen on Google's page.
It wasn't cappuccino sipping geeks who made this country free. It won't be the Ivy League elite that keeps us free from tyranny in the future either. When we fail to teach the young the sacrifices of the past, we fail to protect them in the future from tyrants like Hitler. I wish more than anything that there were no need for guns and war, but the harsh reality is that there are evil people in this world. Even if you're not American, but you are reading this in the context of freedom, take a moment and find out why it is that you are free to do so. More than likely you'll discover that some brave group of souls sacrificed their very lives for a cause greater than themselves and for the love of their country and the people in it. Folks, that is what Memorial Day in America is all about!


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LAS VEGAS — In the last two Olympics, the starting forwards for the U.S. Men's Senior National Team were Carmelo Anthony and LeBron James. In the 2010 World Championship, the starting forwards were Kevin Durant and Andre Iguodala.
As the U.S. has gone undefeated in those three major competitions, they've started just one traditional big man — Dwight Howard in 2008, Lamar Odom in 2010 and Tyson Chandler in 2012 — and had just two others on their roster. Though the numbers made it clear last year that the presence of one of the bigs on the floor was critical, only two of them were in the rotation.
One of the two was Chandler, who is probably done playing international basketball. The other was Kevin Love, who was also on the roster in 2010 and could be back for next year's World Cup in Spain.
At this point, more than 13 months before the World Cup tips off, absolutely nothing is set in stone. A couple of bigs that aren't at this week's mini-camp — Taj Gibson and David Lee — are still in the mix. So there could be as many as three and as few as one roster spot available for the 10 bigs that are here.
One of those 10 is Anthony Davis, who was the 12th man on last year's Olympic squad. He was raw then, didn't make a big impact as a rookie with the New Orleans Hornets (now Pelicans), and said this week that he's not guaranteed a roster spot next summer. But USA Basketball managing director Jerry Colangelo had good things to say about Davis on Tuesday.
"He's had some experience, real early, last year with us," Colangelo said. "He observed and he learned a lot, just playing with the guys he did. I can see growth and experience and maturity already in him. And you can kind of project him out. He could be a tremendous shot-blocker in the international game."
We'll have to wait and see how Davis does in his second season in the league, but his experience, potential and skill set make him the likely frontrunner among this week's group of bigs. With his athleticism, his ability to protect the rim on defense and finish at the rim on offense, he's the prototypical USA Basketball big man. With stars in the backcourt and in those forward positions, those are the kinds of skills that are needed from the guys who will play the five spot.
Colangelo doesn't want to think that specifically just yet. This week is just about seeing what guys bring to the table, and the selection process will wait until next summer.
"It depends on who your nucleus might be," he said. "It's way too early to know what our nucleus is. That's why we have to continue to look at all the bigs. And then when the time comes, when we have to select those who we want to bring into camp next summer, it'll be based on what kind of complementary players we have."
It will also be based, in part, on how these guys do with their NBA teams next season. And since most of the group is so young – seven of the 10 are 23 are younger – one or more just might have a breakout year and prove to be better than Lee or Gibson by next July.
"Some of them just have more growing to do," Colangelo said. "They're young bigs. And of all the positions in basketball, it takes them longer to get where they can be."
This is the first exposure to Colangelo's program for most of this group of bigs. In addition to Davis, DeMarcus Cousins and Derrick Favors were here last year as a member of the Select Team that practiced against the Olympic Team. But the rest are new.
The rest = Ryan Anderson, Andre Drummond, Kenneth Faried, DeAndre Jordan, Greg Monroe, Larry Sanders and Tyler Zeller.
Maybe one or two of those names might get a trip to Spain next year, because there's a possibility that Colangelo and coach Mike Krzyzewski take four bigs instead of three to the World Cup. Better safe than sorry, especially if one or two hasn't played in a major international tournament before. For Krzyzewski, the lack of bigs on last year's roster — a result of injuries more than anything — was a concern.
"We were actually really vulnerable in London, because Tyson was our only true center," Krzyzewski told NBA TV before camp opened. "We were vulnerable in the fact that then we had to use LeBron, Carmelo and Kevin Durant as guys who would have to guard the fours and the fives. And since you only get five fouls, we were vulnerable in that one of those guys could get in foul trouble."
So it's good that they have a deep group here in camp this week. It's a little difficult to envision any of the 10 as a starting center on a U.S. National Team, but things could certainly be different a year from now.


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NM Tech MST Program Expands Horizons to China, Aug. 3, 2000
Chieftain reporter J.P. Moore
SOCORRO, N.M., Aug. 3, 2000 -- Water quality studies, schools, and food were on the agenda for a group of New Mexico educators, including five from Socorro schools, on a recent trip to China. The trip, "Chinese Area Studies in Water Law and Quality: An Intercultural Perspective," was funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education Fulbright-Hayes Group Project Abroad Program and was coordinated through New Mexico Tech by Vannetta Perry, Master of Science Teaching (MST) program director.
The group spent 32 days in the Hubei province touring, attending lectures on culture, and learning about issures surrounding the Three Gorges Dam, a water project under construction on the Yangtze River. Tech professors Baolin Deng and Clint Richardson also were part of the entourage. Chinese environmental law and water quality assessment procedures were the focus of the lectures, but the education went far beyond those topics.
"It was a unique experience," Perry said. "It was a rich mixture of cultures, science, and engineering. The international component of the MST program is very important to us--it brings the world home. And, teachers bring back experiences that will enrich their teaching and learning."
Perry said the group was busy the whole time, collecting samples and recording data. "The collaboration with China University of Geosciences will be very beneficial to them," she said.
"The program was not limited to water law and quality, though," said recent Tech graduate and Sarracino Middle School teacher Joleen Welborn . "We also toured schools in Wuhan and Yichang. The educational system was of interest to the teachers. Because the culture is so different, naturally there will also be a different sort of student."
Dena Odell, also a teacher at Sarracino, agreed: "Education seems to be highly valued in China. Students pay attention in class and are very respectful. I did not see any behavior or discipline problems. Parents spend a large percentage of their time and income to send their children to school."
"Kids can learn a lot more than we give them credit for," said Paula Rogahn, a teacher at Socorro's AIM High School. "We saw rote learning in China and it works. (Rote learning is a method involving repetition and memorization.) Of course, we probably saw the best--both teachers and students--but classrooms had between 48 and 60 children each. Teachers are very respectful, and they would have to be to handle that many students."
Applying what they experienced to their classrooms in Socorro won't be difficult, according to Rogahn. "I'll be teaching geography, and, of course, China will be first. And, Maria (Rogahn) and Dena are planning a workshop for our teachers on doing a teaching unit on China. Social studies, science, and math will all apply."
Experiencing the tastes of real Chinese food was an experience Paula relished. "Tastes like chicken, looks like chicken, but is not chicken. That's because it was tofu," she said. "As a matter of fact, we had a 22-course meal in which every item was tofu. What a gustatory experience, not unlike many main meals we enjoyed in which the entrees were varied, delicious, and always photogenic."
Interacting with the people was high on the list for Maria. "Throughout China, the people warmly welcomed our group," she said. "We encountered several 'Guardian Angels' along our adventure, who graciously and proudly introduced us to their country and culture. They were patient with our stumbling attempts at speaking Chinese and were eager to practice their English," Maria related.
The group returned to Socorro on July 2, ready for the coming school year.
"We have a wide range of experiences with which to supplement our teaching methods and to integrate into our respective curricula," Wellborn said. "Travel really broadens the mind and the result is an enlightened teacher. I feel very lucky to have participated in this project."
Other China travelers were Mike Torres from Socorro; Mendy Caviness and Patti Ann Ancell from Lovington; Bruce Lewis from Crownpoint; Keith Julian from the Albuquerque Academy; Mary Mitchell from Raton; and Martha Dyer from Durango, Colo.


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I'm tired and grouchy today, and Alex told me I was having an Oscar Madison kind of sports writing day. Which I am. This got us on a stream-of-consciousness email thread that moved naturally onto Jack Lemmon and led to our discovery of the following facts:
-Alex can't stand Billy Wilder's "The Apartment," which in case you haven't seen it, is awesome;
-He thinks Alfred Hitchcock is overrated;
-He doesn't like Jimmy Stewart;
-He didn't come right out and say it, but I assume he hates puppies and picks his teeth with their adorable little bones.
Meanwhile, I don't like Faulkner and am kind of bored by Buster Keaton.
Pistols at dawn.
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Rallying from mid-pack under the red-hot Joe Talamo, Halo Dolly charged into command in the stretch and went on to score by 1 ¼ lengths over City to City, the 2011 winner of the race under its former name, the Palomar Handicap.
Halo Dolly, a daughter of Popular owned by Hoefflin, Tahajian and Todaro and trained by Jerry Hollendorfer, won the Solana Beach Handicap August 19, her second straight success in that race, also rallying from far back, as she did again Monday.
Halo Dolly provided Talamo with his eleventh stakes victory of the meeting, only one behind Rafael Bejarano who was sixth in theYellow Ribbon aboard well-supported Byrony. The record for most stakes wins in a Del Mar season is 12 shared by four riders, Laffit Pincay, Jr., Gary Stevens, Chris McCarron and Corey Nakatani.
Halo Dolly went to the gate at 5-1 and returned $13.60, $6.40 and $4.60 while earning $150,000 after her 13th win in 22 career starts. Her earnings now total $623,396.
City to City, also trained by Hollendorfer, paid $4.20 and $3.20, while Vivo Per Lei returned $9.60 to show.
Final time for the mile and one-sixteenth over the infield grass course was 1:40.52.
In the first of two supporting features on the Labor Day program, 14-1 outsider Native Treasure and jockey Juan Hernandez scored a decisive victory in the $150,000 I'm Smokin Stakes for California-bred two-year-olds.
Native Treasure, a son of Tribal Rule owned by Heeg, Neary Racing and trainer Ed Moger, Jr., who had been competing in Northern California, defeated The Humancomplaint by almost two lengths in 1:09.69 for the six furlongs. Strong Wind was third, with 3-2 favored Ballard Ruler fourth.
Native Treasure returned $30.40 to win after scoring his second triumph in five starts. He increased his earnings to $103,100 after receiving first money of $85,500.
In the second stakes on the undercard, GEM Racing Stable's Renee's Queen, the longest shot in the field of ten two-year-old fillies at 30-1 under jockey Agapito Delgadillo, outfinished her rivals in a blanket finish to win the inaugural $100,000 Oak Tree Juvenile Fillies in a $63.60 upset.
Renee's Queen, a non-winner in three previous starts, hit the wire a head in front of 13-1 Shrilanka, with 3-2 favorite Speedinthruthecity another nose back in third and a neck in front of Truly Marie.
Renee's Queen, a daughter of After Market trained by Eric Guillot, ran the mile on the infield turf course in 1:36.36 to earn first prize of $60,000. GEM Racing Stable is the nom de course of Gabriel Moreno of Lafayette, Louisiana.
With no perfect tickets in Monday's Pick Six, Wednesday's closing-day card will have a carryover of $194,259. Wednesday's Pick Six will begin with the fifth race of the ten-race program. Post time for the first race will be 2 p.m. and the feature will be the Grade I $300,000 Del Mar Futurity for two-year-olds.
Monday's attendance was 12,223.


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Though his life changed dramatically, his love for cooking and fresh California ingredients remained stronger than ever.
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No, not really. But there is some good stuff on at the moment.
As already mentioned, Cilla is a lorra lorra fun (sorry, couldn't resist)
Even better, based on this week's opening episode, is Manchester set thriller The Driver in which Ian Hart's ex-con talk's David Morrissey's put upon cabby to drive for Colm Meaney's local criminal Mr Big. Tense, occasionally funny and as you'd expect from such a cast, very well acted: http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... -episode-1
And the second series of top notch "Post WW1 Brummie gangsters look moody to a Nick Cave soundtrack" epic Peaky Blinders starts on Thursday: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b045fz8r


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Sunday, February 26, 2012
WTF mk. II
I have been riding this bike to work and back. Second childhood in the making. Embrocation Journal online just put up a piece about my shop by Jeremy Jo with some of the best photos of my shop ever taken. He created art out of my bicycle garbage dump/workshop! Check it out.
Posted by swiggco world at 9:44 AM
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- Mike said...
Great pictures of the inner workings of Rock Lobster. As a dedicated follower of your blog, I have often wondered what it's like at you shop. Do you keep a guitar there?
- February 28, 2012 at 6:42 AM
- swiggco world said...
I keep two. One Korean squire II and one Mexi-strat. No cases, they just lean and collect metal dust.
- February 28, 2012 at 6:34 PM
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We've already heard from multiple sources that Apple's vice president of design, Jony Ive, has been working on making iOS flatter and more refined, but now he's also rumored to be working on brand new Mail and Calendar apps as well. It's not clear right now whether a complete revamp of such core personal information management software would be ready in time for iOS 7 this year, or for iOS 8 next year, but the focus sounds interesting. According to Bloomberg:
Ive, 46, has begun revamping iPhone and iPad applications, shunning realistic images, such as wood bookshelves for the Newsstand feature, and he's exploring more dramatic changes to the e-mail and calendar tools, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the plans are private.
More than just re-skins, as the changes in system-wide interface design seems to be at this point, Ive is also said to be re-thinking software usability, the way he's traditionally rethought hardware.
Software design involves the graphical style of images on the screen, as well as the deeper experience of how a user progresses through a given task, such as the steps needed for deleting an e-mail or entering a calendar item.
While there have been incremental changes over the years, including unified inbox, VIP inbox, threaded messages, week view, etc. Mail and Calendar's core interfaces are the same as when they were introduced back in 2007. Since then, different takes on the concept, including apps like Mailbox, Gmail, Fantastical, Horizon Calendar and more, have gained tremendous popularity. So much so, many have expressed a desire for the ability to switch default status away from Apple's built-in apps and to third party apps. Obviously, for Apple, that's less than ideal. Hopefully this means they not only know it, but they're actively working on leaping it forward again.
We should see more at WWDC 2013. What would you expect in a next-generation Mail and Calendar app from Jony Ive?
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What should my next quest be?
I must be a glutton for punishment. After six months of trying to improve my baguette making skills, I'm already raring to head off on a new "quest" after just one weekend of "free" baking. However, I can't decide between two possible quests, and I'm looking for some advice. Also, much like with Saturday Baguettes, I'll be posting my results regularly as a commitment mechanism, so if there are folks out there who would be more interested in reading about one or the other, that's important to me too.
Here's my options:
Quest #1: Ciabatta:
I've made a number of ciabattas over the years, with fair to middling success, but I've never really gotten it right. By "right" I mean a very open crumb, nutty flavor, and thin, crisp crust. This is a typical ciabatta of mine:
Crumb decently open but not as much as you'd expect in a ciabatta, crust a little thick and chewy, flavor pretty good, but not always great. This is my typical ciabatta experience, although often the crumb is tighter than pictured here. The results are pleasant, but short of what a ciabatta can be.
The first step in this quest would be settling on a particular ciabatta formula to work with -- I've tried Peter Reinhart's formulas from both The Bread Baker's apprentice and from Artisan Breads Everyday, Hamelman's formulas for Ciabatta with Poolish and Ciabatta with Olive Oil and Wheat Germ, and the "quick" Cocodrillo ciabatta that's been floating around TFL. None have reliably yielded good results.
The next big milestone will be working out the fine art of transfering ciabatta to the oven. I can't tell you how many times I've had promising looking loaves foiled by my ham-handed flip-and-carry.
Quest #2: Sourdough dinner rolls
This would be a quest of a very different flavor than the previous one (literally and figuratively). I'm a big fan of crusty sourdough dinner rolls, but I've never had much luck making them. Adapting a standard sourdough recipe doesn't work well--the chewy crust and crumb that frequently go with a sourdough boule make for hockey pucks in the dinner roll context.
I'm looking for a roll with a thin, crisp crust, moderately chewy crumb, and a nice sourdough tang. This quest is more of a recipe development quest than a technique mastery quest.
I have a prototype recipe that I've made a couple times, with somewhat mixed results. It's been hard to get both good flavor and thin crust in the same roll. On the other hand, if the last batch I made is replicable, this could be a very short quest:
Thoughts? Suggestions? Which of these would you most like to read about sporadically over the next few months?
Happy baking, everyone,


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By DonalBane of Blakmers
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Pennsic Independent
So Pennsic War XXXVIII will offer a whole new take on the war. How exactly will it work?
First, let's have a word about War Points. Every individual competition will be worth an "event" point. This applies to both the traditional war and the Middle-East vs. the Known World war.
Whichever side wins more event points during each day will win one War Point.
Both wars will be best-of-three affairs, with whichever side wins two out of three days winning the war.
Along with Opening Ceremonies, Sunday is also "champion's day" in the traditional war, with the archery, rapier, belted, unbelted and allied champions all having their say. Each of these is worth one event point each.
Be aware that start times for the champions' events have changed from the Pennsic Book: start time is 1 p.m. for archery champions; 12:30 p.m. for rapier champions; 2 p.m. for belted and unbelted champion; and 3 p.m. for allied champions.
On Monday, it's time for the Great Armies to take the field for two new battles, each worth one war point.
The River Battle will begin at 10 a.m. and will be three 20-minute fights over three bridges over a curving river. To possess a bridge, an army must raise two flags over each bridge. Possession over a majority of bridges at 10 minutes and at the end of each fight wins the fight; whoever wins two of three fights will win the event point.
About 45 minutes after the river battle will be the Gate Battle. This 45-minute, unlimited resurrection battle will be fought over five gates, with the side possessing the most gates winning the event point.
The rapier fighters, who will contest their Field Battle at 3 p.m, will decide Monday's final event point.
Tuesday is the final day of the traditional war, with the three event points being determined by the conclusion of the first populace archery shoot and two field battles.
The fun will begin after the second Field Battle. That's when a ceremony will be held ending the traditional war and opening the new war.
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OAKLAND – No-hit through the first 7 2/3 innings by Boston"s Eduardo Rodriguez, the A"s not only spoiled the no-hitter but beat the Red Sox 1-0 in the bottom of the ninth Sunday at the Coliseum.
Marcus Semien"s infield single off Rodriguez"s foot with two outs in the bottom of the eighth ended the no-hitter, and Rodriguez gave way to closer Craig Kimbrel in the ninth.
Kimbrel didn"t get an out. He walked Danny Valencia to start the inning, then Khris Davis doubled to left field. Left fielder Brock Holt fumbled the ball trying to pick up the band Valencia was waved home by third base coach Ron Washington.
A"s starter Kendall Graveman was nearly as good as Rodriguez. Graveman pitched shutout ball for 6 1/3 innings and didn"t allow a run against a Red Sox team that had scored 27 runs in the first two games of the weekend series. Graveman allowed six hits, walked two and struck out seven.
Ryan Dull followed Graveman and pitched 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief and Ryan Madson (5-4), who wound up the winner, pitched a perfect ninth. Kimbrel (2-4) took the loss.
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Kenwood TM-D700
The "Kenwood TM-D700A" radio (and now the TM-D710A includes a built in TNC, which is APRS-capable. This radio can be a APRS client (by adding a GPS) or can even function as a digipeater. It will do Widen-N but that function must be enabled via the serial port. This should not be a big issue, as mobile digis are not very desirable. This radio is great for emergency management, as it can be used as a mobile radio with 50 watts (35 watts on UHF), a crossband repeater, a digipeater, an APRS client and a scanner. The large display often eliminates the need for a separate computer for APRS, although it is tough to enter messages using the front panel or the microphone.
John Hansen (W2FS) does make an add-on to enable use of a PS/2 keyboard connected directly into the mic jack.
Recent traffic on the APRSSIG mailing list has produced this recommended setup for TM-D700 users (in the US):
- Using a PC, Permanently set UITRACE to TEMP to support TEMPn-N
- Using a PC, set DIGI ON (if it defaults to off, I forget)
- Using a PC, set HID OFF
- USING APRS MENU, set UIDIGI to WIDE1-1
- USING APRS MENU, set DIGI OFF
- Save these APRS settings in a PM.
This way you are always a TEMPn-N digi, but are only a WIDE1-1 digi when you specifically activate it [using APRS MENU - DIGI ON]
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Maggie is brought into the hospital on a stretcher and she sees Olivia, Steve and Heather. They are told it was an OD. Steve doesn't believe it but the medics show him the pill bottle. Olivia stops Heather from entering the room they wheel Maggie in and tells her to start praying. Heather accuses Olivia of wanting Maggie to die. She rips open the curtain and Heather looks into the room. Steve works furiously on Maggie but she flat lines anyway. They call time of death at 3:26 PM. Heather is ecstatic. Olivia holds onto Steve as he wonders why Maggie would take those pills. Heather pulls out a letter from her purse and approaches a nurse to get Steve's mail. Heather inserts the letter and hands Steve the mail. They read the letter and confesses to the murder. They wheel out the body.
Crank Up The Heat.
Todd checks into the Metro Court, Steve tries to save Maggie, and LuLu has a revelation about her life.
Luke goes to see LuLu in the hospital, but Dante walks in and tells him she checked out without telling him. They wonder where she is. She is not answering her cell phone. Luke thinks she wanted to leave without argument. He finds matches and tosses them to Dante and wonder if she went back to the casino.
LuLu looks around the Haunted Star Casino. Luke and Dante show up. She wonders why he hasn't told Sonny yet about Ronnie shooting him and Luke agrees he needs to do it right way so he leaves. She tells Luke that when Ronnie held that gun in her face she never felt more alive in her life. She finally realizes what she has been missing all these years. She is good under pressure and can react in a crisis situation, just like Luke. She wants to embrace her thrill-seeking gene and Luke is worried because danger will find her. His phone rings and it is Heather who tells him Steve is home safe and sound. He asks how and she tells him she has her ways.
Alexis and Sonny discuss Kate's case and her alternate personality. She tells him mental illness is a valid defense, but he thinks Kate is just looking for an excuse for her behavior. Alexis wants to know why he is hiring her and wants him to admit he is in love with her. He orders Alexis to just do it and not tell her Kate he sent her. Dante comes in and Alexis leaves. Dante tells Sonny the Zaccharas were not the ones who shot him that night. Sonny tells Dante to bury any anger with Ronnie and be grateful that LuLu is safe.
Johnny approaches Kate at the station and thinks she is there to press charges against him, but she is there for Keenan's assault. Delores enters with the gun Starr used and tells him that is why he is there so they can dust for prints.
In her holding room, Starr tells Tea she stole Johnny's gun and Tea thinks Johnny took advantage of her grief. Starr refuses, saying Johnny is a good guy. Tea tells her looks can be deceiving. They walk out of the room and Starr sees Kate. She wonders why she is there and Kate finds out Starr pulled a gun on Sonny. She tells Starr Sonny is innocent. Alexis approaches and tells Kate not to say another word. Alexis and Tea have a prickly meeting.
Johnny defends Starr to Delores in the station hallway and she tells him Starr is old enough to know it is a crime to point a gun at someone. He tells Delores the gun never left his house but she tells him Michael made a statement that contradicts that. He says it is hearsay and encourages her to lose the gun and threatens to blackmail her for leaking information. Starr approaches Johnny and Tea and Delores speak in Spanish. They leave and Delores thinks Johnny cares about Starr and Johnny tells her he warned her.
At Metro Court Todd presents Carly with flowers and wants a discount on a room. He tells her about Starr and Sonny and she insists he pay full price. He tells her Tea is in town to help and gives Carly a brief rundown of their history. She fills him on everything with Sonny, Kate and Johnny. She encourages him to visit Starr again and he gives her his credit card. He tells Carly to charge whatever she wants and to crank up the heat because it is about to be a cold day in hell.
In the holding room Kate asks Alexis if Sonny sent her. Alexis evades the question and tells Kate she talked to the doctor who examined her. Alexis tells Kate she is aware of the DID and wants to know if she is aware of any other crimes Connie has committed. Crying, Kate tells her there is a possibility that Connie shot out the tires of that car that killed Cole and Hope. Todd is listening outside.
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Patrick has a request for Epiphany.
Sam celebrates her birthday.
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Kovy27 wrote:npv708 wrote:Kovy27 wrote:Second Round is setting up as a battle of California...either SJ vs. LA or Ana vs. LA
I'd love to see Chicago vs LA and the Sharks vs. Anaheim. Those are two awesome matchups.
You have it backwards, it would be Chi vs SJ and ANA vs LA.
Yup. I forgot SJ was a 6th seed. Was thinking they were the 3rd seed. Hawks vs. Sharks would be an awesome series, too. All 4 of those will beat the living crud out of each other.


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This is my second Swn (it means 'sound' in Welsh, linguistics fans). Last year was an absolute blast it featured not only superlative gigs from some of the best bands around at the moment, but it also confirmed something else: Wales is a very, very good place for music at the moment.
I think that's down to something that, while not unique to Wales, is an important characteristic: the fact that it's not afraid to be distinctive. You can see that as you walk around in Cardiff: the homogenised main streets soon give way to arcades and alleyways chock-full of curious little shops, creaky little bars like the City Arms, the Rummer Tavern and Dempseys, and unique independent venues like Clwb Ifor Bach, converted church The Gate and the phoenix-like Toucan Club. That sense of independence and distinctiveness permeates this festival, and the bands that play it. Who knows what could happen in the next three days?
Chapter 1: Thursday
Well, as it happens, not too fucking much. Due to a frankly embarrassing confusion over dates, my train to Cardiff isn't until Friday. I hear, however, that Thursday was an excellent start. All I can say is sorry, dear reader.
Chapter 2: Friday
This is more like it. The evening kicks off in a melodic fashion, as all-girl trio Barefoot Dance of the Sea (Chapter Arts Centre) deliver an enchanting mix of awkward alt-country and acappella harmonies, which range from a particularly heartrending song about being apart from the one you love to a masterful rendition of 'Didn't Leave Nobody but the Baby' – yes, the one the Sirens sing in O Brother, Where Art Thou.
Buoyed by this, we head to Clwb Ifor Bach to take a punt on Midlands six-piece You Animals. They're not bad... but they're not very good either: nothing more than a wannabe Cribs. Johnny Foreigner (also Clwb), however, are on form, and are as anarchic as you'd hope them to be. The energy they put into their shows hasn't let up in the slightest, but you can certainly tell that they've progressed from the ADHD panic-rock of their early material into something more textured.
Still, there are many more bands, and nowhere near enough time. Huw Stephens-trumpeted nerd-hop solo artist Gideon Conn (Dempseys) is next up. His childlike raps are as charming and eccentric as you'd expect, and the familiar hooks littering the set make you half-remember other songs. Even so, it's the spoken word – with accompanying mimes – 'Electricity' that steals the show, even over his closing cover version of Outkast's 'Miss Jackson'.
By this point, beers have been sunk, and there's fire in the belly. Who better than Pulled Apart By Horses (Clwb Ifor Bach) for some fury? It's certainly the band of choice - the bottom floor of Clwb is as rammed full as you'll ever see it. Perhaps that's having an effect: I've seen PABH a few times, but they've never been as visceral and intense as this before. Indeed, they seem to be growing into themselves nicely, letting the rhythm ebb and flow, and then throttling it to within an inch of its life. Sure, there's still a few hackneyed motifs in there, but these guys are certainly a band who are going to make great music in the near future.
Chapter 3: Saturday
It all got a little hazy after Pulled Apart By Horses last night. I recall an ill-fated attempt to see Strange News From Another Star (featuring Marc Foley of Future of the Left's 'Manchasm' fame), and dancing to some very questionable songs in Clwb. Still, i've only got a few unexplained bruises this morning, so it can't be all bad.
In fact, I even manage to surface early enough for brunch at frankly amazingly-refurbished arts centre Chapter, and to catch twee foursome Cat Mouse Cat. This is the type of the band that makes me believe that Los Campesinos! have a lot to answer for: this is indie ambulance-chasing at its worst. This may be woefully incorrect, but they sound like a band who've been ploughing a thoroughly conventional pub-rock furrow until they heard one of the new wave of twee bands – and decided that a glockenspiel and a kitsch dress sense would be their path to fame and fortune. No more, thank you.
Still shivering from the memory, it's time for espresso and a math-rock double bill in the Model Inn. First up is Supertennis, whose jerky This Town Needs Guns-influenced songs don't contain any surprises. However, it's all done with a sense of gusto, verve and a cracking sense of humour – and if you can't be original, you may as well have fun with it.
Next up, though, is Tubelord. Now, some users might remember that I have some unfinished business with this band – in fact, my largely negative review of their debut album resulted in me agreeing to experience them live, to see if it would change my mind about them. Well, I'm sad to say that it didn't. In fact, it only confirmed my view of them – which is while they can certainly write a riff, the overall package is oddly neutered. To be frank, there are even times that they come across as too clever by half – sacrificing momentum for technical complexity. Sorry guys – I guess Tubelord and I are just not destined to be together.
One New York Deli hoagie later – seriously, if you've never had one, do it - i'm shooting back over to Chapter to see Chris TT. Before that, though, is my Find of the Weekend, Mitchell Museum. This Scottish quartet sound like the Pixies filtered through the Proclaimers. I ain't got a clue what the songs are called, but they're my new favourite band.
The aforementioned Chris TT is a much more familiar prospect, though. Playing a set loaded with new songs and bereft of backing bands, he comes across as charmingly humble and self-effacing. It's an attitude that belies the quality of that material though, as he turns out a set that is by turns funny, angry, melancholic, hopeful and righteously indignant. Chris has been eclipsed by contemporaries like Frank Turner in the last couple of years: perhaps it's finally time he receives the respect he deserves.
One short taxi ride to the other side of Cardiff later, and we're entering the The Gate for the final stint of the evening – a Los Campesinos!-curated night of fun and frolics. However, I didn't count on the worst bar staff in the world being responsible for me missing both Copy Haho and Dananananakroyd, as well as only being able to see Munch Munch from afar. So, it's only when Internet Forever take the stage that finally see a band in the Gate. If you're not aware, Internet Forever are a band peopled by some users of this very site, so I was somewhat trepidatious about seeing them: if I don't like them, should I say so? It was evident from the outset, however, that this wouldn't be the case: their fuzzed-up keyboard pop – which is somewhat reminiscent of Bis, actually – is pretty damn good, and certainly worth checking out.
It's Los Campesinos! who everyone is at the Gate to see tonight, though, and it's the debut of new member Kim Campesinos! How will see acquit herself today in front of a home crowd? Pretty damn well, actually. Her voice isn't quite as distinctive to former keyboardist/vocalist Aleksandra's, but it interplays with Gareth Campesinos!'s overexcited squawking and bawling just as well. In fact, after a couple of songs, it's easy to forget that anything's different, as the band really are on fire tonight. Songs from both of their releases receive a rapturous reception; new material from forthcoming album Romance is Boring also goes down well, and suggests a move away from their signature tweecore sound into a slightly more fuzzed-up, No Age and Times New Viking direction.
However, it's still all about songs like 'You! Me! Dancing', which, with its name-dropping of local indie night Twisted By Design, sets the Gate alight, and set closer 'Sweet Dreams, Sweet Cheeks' sees a stage-diving, crowd-surfing madness from members of the band - as well as from about half of the other bands that played tonight. It's fair to say that this gig is something of a homecoming for Los Camps – and it couldn't have been a more triumphant one.
I lived in Cardiff for five years, and I love the place. Swn, to me, encapsulates the best of what it has to offer: an independent spirit, a sense of immense self-belief, and a determination to get things done.
It's not a band, or a venue that really summed that up for me this weekend, though: it was a moment I experienced walking through the city on Sunday afternoon. As I walked through the Hayes, I was confronted with a freshly-paved piazza and the shining clinical structure of the newly-opened Dewi Sant shopping centre. This high temple of chain retailing dominates a part of Cardiff which used to be synonymous with independent shops and owners. That's all gone now: apart from one last bastion of rebelliousness.
One of the city's oldest and best-loved institutions, Spillers Records,sits defiantly where it has for the last hundred-plus years, its small,scruffy exterior staring down the glass-fronted monolith of Dewi Sant, as if daring it to come and have a go if it's hard enough. Spillers nearly disappeared a couple of years ago – but it fought on against the odds through sheer force of will, belief and through the support of those that love it.
Sure, to some extent, this place is just as homogenised as every other city centre in the UK, but there's another side to Cardiff – a side that celebrates its distinctiveness, that loves oddballs and unique characters. Swn is a celebration and an essential part of that aspect of this city - and this country. Long may it continue.


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Mr. Fuji is remembered as one of the most treacherous villains to ever to enter the squared circle. On March 31, the Manager of Champions will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
SLAM! Wrestling recently caught up with Fuji via telephone to discuss his upcoming induction.
"I accomplished my goals in the ring from the beginning and then retired," explained Fuji. "Getting inducted is something I can't explain, it's such a great feeling."
Real name Harry Fujiwara was born on May 4, 1935 in Hawaii. He made his pro wrestling debut in 1966.
Fuji captured his first title as one half of the NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team champions with Haru Sasaki on July 27, 1966 by defeating Pepper Martin
and Rene Goulet. He held the tag titles on four different occasions, three with Sasaki and once with Tony Borne. Fuji would go on to win the NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight title before heading to the World Wide Wrestling Federation in 1972 to form a tag team with Professor
Toru Tanaka.
"I was wrestling in Texas and he [Tanaka] saw me," recalled Fuji. "He talked to Vince McMahon Sr. and that was it. We were both big, for one, and I was a flyer and he was a ground worker. We clicked real good. At one time, they said we were the best tag team of the '70s."
Tanaka and Fuji would hold the WWWF World Tag Team titles on three separate occasions. Mr. Fuji would also capture both singles and tag championships in the NWA and AWA before forming a tag team with Mr. Saito in the World Wrestling Federation.
The duo won the WWF World Tag Team titles from the team of Tony Garea and Rick Martel
in 1981 only to lose the belts to Chief Jay Strongbow and Jules Strongbow in June of 1982 at Madison Square Garden. However, Fuji and Saito would go on to recapture the titles in a rematch less than a month later.
Fuji began the transition from wrestler into a managerial role in the mid-1980s.
"It was something different," recalled Fuji. "I was talking to Vince McMahon. We came up with this tuxedo and a derby."
He first managed George "The Animal" Steele
before forming an alliance with fellow WWE Hall of Famer, The Magnificent Muraco.
Muraco will be at his former manager's side once more during the induction ceremonies at the Fox Theatre in Detroit. "Don Muraco is going to introduce me on stage at the Hall of Fame," confirmed Fuji. The WWE 2007 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will air on USA Network on Saturday, March 31st, at midnight/11 CST.
Fuji would manage the likes of Kamala, Killer Khan, Sika, and "Cowboy"
Bob Orton
before leading Demolition to tag team gold. With Fuji in their corner, Demolition defeated Strike Force at WrestleMania IV for the WWF Tag Team titles, which they would hold for 478 days. The Powers of Pain, Orient Express and the Berzerker would all acquire the managerial services of Fuji.
In 1992, Fuji introduced the late Yokozuna
to the WWE audience. At WrestleMania XII, Fuji made one last appearance in the WWE accompanying Yokozuna to ringside before retiring.
"Fuji's were nonstop: in the arena, in hotels, in airports, in restaurants. And Fuji was an instigator. He'd find weak-minded wrestlers and have them do ribs for him, just to wreak more havoc. The man was incorrigible."
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thursday at 3pm, a brand new online newspaper "launched." (i'm not quite comfortable with the industry-speak yet; hence the scarequotes.)
it's called "The Faster Times"
it is being run and staffed and written for by a very impressive and credentialed group of people- see here.
i am far less credentialed, but here i am anyway. for as it turns out, i am the "baseball and philosophy" columnist for The Faster Times.
here i am!
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A major fire gutted a building at the Schooner Cove apartment complex Monday afternoon, displacing 12 families from their homes.
Firefighters were dispatched to the Ypsilanti Township apartment complex, off Huron River Drive near Tuttle Hill Road about 1 p.m. Monday. Ypsilanti Township Fire Chief Eric Copeland said the fire started in a second- or third-floor apartment at the front of the building.
Witnesses told AnnArbor.com a grease fire in a second-floor apartment started the fire, but Copeland said it's not clear at this point what started the blaze.
"At this point, there is no determination," Copeland said at 3 p.m. Monday. An investigator was on the way to the scene, he added.
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Firefighters from Ypsilanti Township, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, Pittsfield Township, Augusta Township and Superior Township battled the blaze for most of the early afternoon Monday. At 1:30 p.m., the smoke from the blaze was so thick it was impossible to see the parking lot where firefighters set up their command station.
By 3 p.m., most of the blaze was extinguished and firefighters were working to knock down the remaining hot spots, Copeland said.
No one was injured in the fire and all the residents were evacuated. The American Red Cross said in a statement at least 12 families were affected by the fire and food and water was being provided to first responders on site.
Kelly Gorski, associate director of operations for McKinley, the company that owns the apartment complex, said all of the displaced residents had somewhere to stay Monday night thanks to the Red Cross. The company was also working with the residents to perhaps transfer them to other McKinley properties in the area.
Leo LeBron lives on the first floor of the building and said he was shaken from a nap by a woman running through the building, knocking on apartment doors and alerting residents to the fire.
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LeBron wasn't sure if his second cat made it through the fire but was hopeful. At one point, he actually rushed back into his apartment while firefighters worked to contain the swirling flames not far above his head.
"I ran back inside to try and find her, because they're not going to do anything until they break the door down," he said.
Most of the fire was contained to the top floors of the three-story, L-shaped building.
Ann Arbor firefighter Jason Gravelle rescued two cats from two different apartments in the building's second and third floors. Two dogs also escaped harm in the blaze, one of which was carried to a Huron Valley Ambulance vehicle by a firefighter. There were other pets unaccounted for as of 3 p.m. Monday.
Approximately 40 firefighters were on scene, in addition to deputies from the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office and three units from Huron Valley Ambulance.
Neighbors and residents stood in the January cold, watching the firefighters dodge falling pieces of roof and siding while they fought the flames. Water poured out of the crevices of the building as fire crews battled the blaze.
Sean Elamon lives in the building immediately adjacent to the burning building 5086. He said he was keeping a close eye on the flames as they neared his building.
"It was pretty surreal," he said, looking at the corner of the building where flames were shooting into the blue sky. "I was worried about this part of the building getting it by the other one. I was watching this part pretty closely because I didn't want it to jump over."
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General ypsi
Sat, Jan 12, 2013 : 4:50 p.m.
Please don't forget YpsilantiTownship firefighters who rescued 3 cats and a dog. Ypsilanti City firefighters who rescued another cat. Good job boys , superb job even with your short staffing issues.
Kathy Asher
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 5:16 p.m.
You gotta love firemen Thank you!
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Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 3:18 p.m.
That's the problem with apartment living. No matter how careful you try to be you are still at the mercy of someone else's carelessness.
Sarah MacDonald
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 2:34 p.m.
I think the fire department should have a fire safety class every year for incoming tenants. I think it might really help some of these fires.
General ypsi
Sat, Jan 12, 2013 : 5:03 p.m.
They do. They have fire safety at Neighborhood watch meetings. They have fire safety at open houses. You can always walk into station with questions.
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 1:49 p.m.
I would suggest sprinkler systems to be installed in all new rental property kitchens.
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 12:27 p.m.
How about actually writing about the people who were displaced and how they can be helped? That's what the title would imply. Three articles about the pets (and I love pets) makes it seem like the pets are more important than the people.
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 2:39 p.m.
Maybe give gender/clothing sizes, or what types of items they lost. If clothing was lost, I'm sure many people have items in their closets that could go to families. Most of us have plenty to spare.
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 1:39 a.m.
I live in the next apartment over and the smoke was covering the sky. It is so horrible and I thank God no one was hurt and from what I hear through other news sites all the animals are accounted for as well. These firemen are brave and wonderful risking their lives. Also the woman who went door to door did such a noble and gracious thing many wouldn't. She saved the lives of those people. I want to help or donate in any way I can if anyone has information on how I can do that!
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Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 3:42 a.m.
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Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 1:56 a.m.
Also, any school age children that are residents of the damaged apartments would attend Lincoln Consolidated Schools. Often it is the schools that play a large role in assistance. You could contact the school district to find out what needs there may be.
music to my ear
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 1:47 a.m.
call the red cross ,they will tell you to just donate money. go tomorrow to the building some displaced people may be there to see the damage. (BUT be careful of scammers) nice of you to think of others.
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 1 a.m.
I'm interested in whether there were working smoke detectors and a fire suppression system?
Matt Lang
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 12:26 p.m.
I live in the bldg. next to the one that burned, we all have at least 2 fire detectors, a fire extinguisher, and a co2 detector that get checked twice a year
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 1:15 a.m.
Forgot to add: thanks to all the firefighters and other first responders who put their own health and safety at risk protecting us and our property!!! Also, thank God nobody was hurt and thanks to the residents who alerted others.
Tue, Jan 8, 2013 : 12:57 a.m.
"Witnesses told AnnArbor.com a grease fire in a second-floor apartment started the fire, but Copeland said it's not clear at this point what started the blaze." yes, grease fire or no, grease fire started it. Whatever caused it, it looks bad with a lot of damage. Kudos to the firemen who saved the cat.
Honest Abe
Mon, Jan 7, 2013 : 10:27 p.m.
Oh, the humanity! These poor families!!
Mon, Jan 7, 2013 : 9:45 p.m.
The Red Cross assists the displaced families with their immediate needs, including housing. Thank you Red Cross!


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