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NEW YORK — A bartender hoisted a 12th Man flag on Thursday night outside Carlow East on the Upper East Side but it wasn't necessary to identify the bar as Seahawks friendly.
Inside, dozens of Seahawks fans were already chanting, drinking and listening to grunge music, whooping it up days before their team plays the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII.
Walking through the doors felt like stepping out of New York and into Seattle.
"It feels like I'm in Pioneer Square," said Edson Gaylord, who works with the ticket retailer Epic Seats. The Seattle resident was in New York on business, and plans to head back to the real Seattle and watch the game with the same group of people he's watched with for the last 20 years.
"The Hawks have kept us very busy," he said of his company.
And they have kept Carlow East busy, too.
Sean Spratt has owned the bar for 14 years, and half of that time it has been filled with Seattle transplants and Seahawks fans from all over the country and beyond.
About seven years ago, Spratt said a group of about 10 or 15 guys were looking for a place to watch the Seahawks play so he invited them in.
"I said 'We'll let you have the sound (up on the TV),' " Spratt said. "It just grew from there."
Most of the patrons in the bar are Seattle natives; Spratt guesses about 80 percent.
The rest vary. One man lives in Pennsylvania and drives to Carlow East every Sunday all season long to watch the games.
"The experience is like no other," Spratt said. "(Visitors) say there is nothing like it."
The die-hard regulars don't have to worry about getting a seat in the bar on Sunday. Spratt said he is closing the place to the public, and about 120 people can buy tickets to the bar's private Super Bowl party.
That ensures the longtime patrons can keep up the tradition, he said.
Having a Seahawks bar in the middle of New York City has its challenges.
Local Giants and Jets fans complained in the beginning, and since Carlow East exploded in popularity copycats have sprung up around the city.
"But they know now," Spratt said. "This was the Seahawks bar."
Word spread to the West Coast.
On Blue Friday, the Space Needle's signed 12th Man flag, the SeaGals and Blue Thunder all showed up at Carlow East to pump up the already amped crowd.
Sonja Pouliot of Lakewood was among the fanatics at Carlow East on Thursday. She said fans from Vancouver, B.C., to Connecticut were yelling "SEA-HAWKS!" all night long.
Fabio Mentasti, a computer engineer from Italy, likely traveled the longest distance to watch the Super Bowl. He wore his No. 8 Matt Hasselbeck Seahawks jersey and joined in the fun. He said the Seahawks defense will keep the Broncos out of the end zone on Sunday.
Pha Mom and her boyfriend Param Singh have, in a way, delayed their engagement to be at the Super Bowl.
"I said 'Forget the ring, take me to the Super Bowl,' " Mom said. She's been a season-ticket holder since 2006, before meeting Singh. The Puyallup residents have walked all over New York City holding their full-size 12th Man flag.
Amber and Scott Morrison of Bellingham also opted to incorporate the Super Bowl into a couple's retreat. The two celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary the night of the NFC Championship Game.
After the Seahawks defeated the 49ers, Amber Morrison suggested extending the celebration.
"It's so uncharacteristic of us," she said of the spontaneous trip to New York. "It feels good."
The Morrisons heard about Carlow East from many people, both in New York and back home. After getting turned around on the unfamiliar subway system, they let out a sigh of relief when they arrived.
"It feels like home," Amber Morrison said.

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RALEIGH — An effort to require all welfare recipients to pass a drug test to qualify for benefits that passed the Senate earlier this session has been given a facelift, but advocates for the poor say its still an ugly bill.
House Bill 392 requires county Social Services employees to do background checks on all applicants for Work First benefits the states welfare program and food stamps to ensure theyre not parole or probation violators, or have outstanding felony warrants.
It also requires drug testing of any Work First recipient suspected of being a drug user. That provision is a step back from a bill the Senate passed in April that required drug testing for all Work First applicants. Worries over the legality of the Senate bill led lawmakers in the House to insert a new version of the testing requirement into the background checks bill.
We want law-abiding people to receive the aid before people with felony warrants, or parole and probation violators, or active drug users, said Rep. Dean Arp, a Republican from Monroe.
But critics say the bill, if it passes, could deter people from applying for Work First. Also called Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, the program offers short-term cash and job training for people who are looking for work. It is aimed at helping families with young children. Some 21,000 people are enrolled across the state.
Instead of being the place you come to get support or perhaps intervention when theres family crises , the social services eligibility workers (would) now (be) an extension of the police, said Sen. Angela Bryant, a Democrat from Rocky Mount. These people are checking you for warrants making you have drug tests, as opposed to providing family support. And I think that cultural shift is dangerous.
The bill is expected to be voted on in the Senate on Tuesday. If it passes, it then goes back to the House for negotiations.
Provisions in place now
David Atkinson, Carteret County DSS director, called the bill an unnecessary burden. Were already doing some of this stuff, and by adding the additional layer of drug testing, Im not sure whats going to be accomplished, he said.
Arp said the bill is designed to comply with federal law, which says states cannot give Work First benefits or food stamps to felons with outstanding warrants or to parole violators. Atkinson says DSS uses automated software to search through Department of Corrections files, and found felons are simply denied benefits.
The proposed additions would change that shrinking the gap between social services and police by requiring DSS to inform law enforcement if an applicant is wanted. .
Critics of the bill see the methods in place as adequate. Written tests and an in-person interview with DSS and substance abuse specialists determine whether an applicant should be referred to a drug or alcohol abuse treatment program. They do not currently drug test, said Barbara Harris, Wake Countys Work First program coordinator, but the treatment program they enroll in as a condition of getting assistance does require regular drug tests.
If applicants agree to participate in the programs, they can still enroll in Work First.
The notion there is providing them with the help they need, said Bill Rowe, the NC Justice Centers general council/director of advocacy.
The current drug-screening process could constitute reasonable suspicion for testing but isnt enough on its own, said Rep. Sarah Stevens, a Republican from Mount Airy, who worked on the bill.
People could easily misrepresent things so we just added this reasonable suspicion, so its really not a major deviation from the law, she said.
The bill does include a provision that allows mental health authorities to set up a program involving abuse treatment providers.
Provisions in question
Eight states have passed similar drug-testing laws for aid applicants, and another 29 have introduced such bills, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
While some require suspicion or screening processes, including Tennessee and Missouri, Florida in 2011 enacted a law that made all recipients pass a drug test before getting benefits. Georgia did the same in 2012. Courts struck down Floridas law earlier this year, but Georgias hasnt been challenged yet.
The N.C. bill, says DSS agents should look for convictions, arrests or outstanding warrants related to drugs within the past three years. If red flags are raised, a drug test will be required.
Applicants will have to pay for the test themselves. The fee was previously estimated to be $100, but the final amount will depend on the type of test, to be decided by the Social Services Commission. Applicants who pass the test will be reimbursed for the fee. Those who dont would be turned away for one year.
Children whose parents test positive are still eligible for benefits.
While the bill no longer requires blanket testing it continues to worry civil liberty advocates. Sarah Preston, the ACLU of North Carolinas policy director, said the bill doesnt specify that warrants and convictions on drug charges are the only ways someone could be tested.
It doesnt say that thats the only thing, it just says that its one thing that constitutes reasonable suspicion, she said.
The language purposefully leaves room for other causes, Stevens said. The Social Services Commission would fill out the rest of the list.
Bryant also is worried about the bills language. One stipulation calls for the department to advise every potential applicant that the required drug screening and testing may be avoided if the applicant or recipient does not apply for Work First Program assistance.
It hits me in the gut, that line, Bryant said. Its a signal, like a meta, cultural message of: We dont want you here. Stay away ... Youre not deserving.
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Herndon, VA
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I bought this for the fan feature (400CFM), but it doesn't do its job. I have the vent go out to the roof (direct line), and the first time I tried cooking in a skillet, it is as bad if not worse than my old microwave with in-house circulating fan. The microwave and convection features seem to be fine. I have not done extensive cooking with them, besides microwaving and toasting bread/pizza, so I can't give detail grading on them. I am extremely disappointed with the fan feature, though!
Raeford, NC
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First let me say i do like this unit and i am glad i got it i have already used the bake and roast fetcher on it to bake some cookies it is a big unit but the are a couple area you need to be a wear of 1st the mounting direction for were to drill the bolts to the upper cabinet make sure you read the direction well and when you set up the pervaded diagram you will see a black line going around the diagram that line is the line you need to make your measurement off of not the hole part of the diagram 2nd area i have notice that if i bake something in the microwave then use the reg microwave the right side will rattle but when i put my hand on the door handle the rattle goes away but starts again once i remove my hand i have rechecked my mounting blots and brackets they have tight i will have to call in and see if maybe i need to do a simple switch out at the store being it is still with end its 14 day return other then those two things i really like this unit
Greensboro, NC
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First off, the Sears installer was a very pleasant person and did an excellent, clean install. The microwave itself is loaded with features. I personally like the sense cook feature where it senses humidity of the food to tell when it is done cooking. Worked well for me. I still have a bunch of different programs to sample but I am optimistic. My favorite part of this appliance is the convection oven capability. Cooks great.
Brooklyn, NY
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So much you can do with this microwave....even cook...
Circle Pines, MN
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The convection feature was sold to us as faster cooking. However, we were not told that it takes 30 minutes to pre-heat to 350 degrees and another 15 minutes to get to 400 degrees. This is NOT faster than the regular oven! What a waste of money. We should have bought a regular microwave for hundreds less.
Winter Springs, FL
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Bought this Kenmore Elite to complete our new kitchen. Very quiet and heats quickly. Haven't cooked in the microwave yet mostly used for reheating.
Brockway, PA
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We just installed this microwave and have it vented outside. When we cook something that creates a lot of steam (most frozen microwave meals) the steam will also come out top vent of the microwave. This causes a lot of steam to collect on the front of my new cabinet. Over time this will ruin the finish. Poor design!
Houston, TX
As long time Sears customers and owners of several rental homes we have purchased many appliances over the past 30+ years and have come to appreciate and expect quality from Sears. We purchased the gas range with this over-the-range microwave combo for our own home in late 2011. The price was a little steep but we were under the impression that we were buying ALL STAINLESS STEEL so this was something that would last. That is why we were so dissapointed when, within the first year, we noticed bubbling and peeling the microwave door handle. Although the door handle was designed to match the oven door handle, they are not made of the same material -- the microwave's is actually a PLASTIC door handle painted over with a faux stainless steel paint. Thankfully we had purchased the extended 3-year warranty as we are on our 3 microwave door handle in as many years. Not sure what we'll do next time the handle melts since we will no longer be under warranty. The handle itself runs about $50 and that's not including labor (replacing handle involves dismantling the entire door). Overall just extremely dissapointed and feel deceived as even on this page the description reads 'stainless steel' and it's what you would expect for the price -- seems like deceptive advertising.
DeWitt, MI
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If you use this over a gas top stove, it will melt the handle. I wouldn't mind this if Kenmore would back up their product and send me another handle to install every 6 months. There needs to be a recall on this product and let me return this product. Please do not buy if you have a gas stove.
Jacksonville, FL
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Peeling handle due to heat... Only lasted a year.
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A few clear cut differences emerged during a debate Tuesday on WTTW between Rep. Robert Dold (R-Kenilworth) and his Democratic opponent, Deerfield management consultant Brad Schneider.
Though the two traded jabs on Schneider's business background and Dold's votes for the House Republican budget, their differences emerged on tax policy, health care reform and same sex marriage. This was their final debate before the Nov. 6 election.
Earlier: Dold Discards Norquist Pledge in Debate With Schneider
Though Dold told Patch Oct. 14 after a League of Women Voters debate in Lake Forest he will consider increasing the revenue of the federal government to help balance the budget, he does not like the notion of raising taxes now.
"I don't think it's a good idea," Dold said. "Keeping tax rates low will help the economy. How will it (raising taxes) help more people get employed? How will it help small businesses to hire one more individual?"
Schneider wants to keep existing income tax rates in place for those earning less than $250,000 per year but require those making more to pay the prevailing rate before the current reduction was passed in 2011 at the urging of former President George W. Bush.
"I stand with the President (Barack Obama) on this," Schneider said. "We have an economic imbalance. We need to go back to the tax rates of the Clinton year years. (It is) a step to bringing balance back to our economy."
Home Mortgage Deduction Should Stay
Moderator Phil Ponce asked Dold and Schneider whether certain deductions should remain in the tax code. Both want to keep the deduction for home mortgages though Schneider will consider some limits on second homes.
Both men want to retain charitable deductions but Schneider wants to tax capital gains at the rate in place during the Clinton Administration and Dold wants no alteration.
When it comes to the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, Schneider and Dold take a different approach as well. Dold, who has voted to repeal the law, has concerns about the bill's shortcomings while Schneider sees it as a beginning.
"The Affordable Care Act is not perfect, but it takes us in the right direction," Schneider said. "I owned and managed a life insurance company for seven years. Every year they (the health insurance company) came in and told us about double digit increases. We had to put it on the employees or pay it ourselves."
Candidates Clash on Obamacare
Dold worries about the additional costs contained in the Affordable Care Act and how it could make things harder for working people.
"There are 21 new taxes in it," Dold said. "What is wildly troubling is a small business owner saying how can I pay the penalty (for not having insurance) and tell someone (the employees) they are on their own for health insurance."
Another difference between Schneider and Dold is their position on same sex marriage. Dold favors civil unions but stops short of marriage while Schneider will support allowing people of the same gender to wed.
"I don't want to prevent two loving individuals from having a life together," Dold said. "Civil unions could be acceptable but I do believe marriage is between a man and a woman." After talking to students at Lake Forest High School in February, Dold told Patch his stance was on religious grounds.


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The Tonawanda News
Tonawanda News — Chain reaction.
My walking down the driveway very early Thursday, startled a squirrel which scurried up the maple tree. Across the street, a robin seemed surprised by the squirrel's activity and quickly hopped under a shrub in front of my neighbor's home. The robin's quick reaction must have startled a rabbit who no doubt was just waking up and hopped out from those same bushes to the next house. In a nearby tree, a woodpecker continued his tap, tap, tapping without a problem. Spring surely is here.
Although the City of Tonawanda is facing an overage with the high school renovations' budget, it's annoying that one solution is to eliminate the new band room in order to have enough money for the football and sports fields. Does everything today have to revolve around sports? What about art and music? These are programs which will stay with the students long after their sports' days are done. With computers, X-boxes, smartphones and so many other electronic gadgets dulling the creative instincts of youngsters, the place that gives them an understanding and love of art and music, the schools' art and music programs, are thought by many to be expendable. Well, you're wrong in your thinking. Take North Tonawanda, for instance. Mary Ellen Holler, the finest elementary art teacher anywhere, will retire at the end of this year. It will take three art teachers to replace her commitment and interest in her students, her extraordinary creative talent and her love of art. Having been in her classroom many times, I saw first-hand how much of herself she gives her students, offering special events, art shows across the area, and working seven days a week to help entice her students to love art as she does. Will all her work and effort go for naught? You can be sure that I'll be watching to see the outcome.
Today is the start of another T-NT Expo at a new location in the Student Alumni Center at North Tonawanda High School. Many of you will be stopping by the News booth to comment on the paper's printing only five days. This is a trend across the country at large and small papers. Do any of us here like it? Of course not. The alternative would be layoffs — totally unacceptable. However, perhaps CNHI, the owner of the News, could have thought of better days not to print. Two days in a row, especially Monday and Tuesday, should perhaps have been Tuesday and Thursday. If, for instance, someone dies on Sunday and would be buried on Wednesday, the obituary would only be found online on the website. So I've decided not to die on a Sunday. Of course layoffs would be terrible, unless, some of you are thinking, that if I were laid off, you'd have a joyful celebration that my column would disappear. You know what they say: "Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are 'good' is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian."
A letter came this past week from Bud Scheller adding more details to the article on Shalom Baptist Church in North Tonawanda. Paul wrote that many former St. Paul Church members would like the history behind the sale of their church be told.
"As our congregation slowly diminished because of aging and a lack of a Sunday school," Paul wrote, "we were forced to sell. After our church property was assessed at $430,000, our church council, knowing our location would be a detriment to selling, decided to accept any offers of $250,000 and up. But, after several months and only three inquiries with no follow-up and with the congregation's approval, (it was decided) to sell to any religious institution for $100,000.
"Fortunately, Shalom Baptist came along, saw what we had and through the Grace of God, wanted this home. Our congregation overwhelmingly voted to have it remain a House of God!"
Thanks Paul, for "the rest of the story."
Thought you might like to recall the Top 10 songs from 1913. Do you remember: "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "When I Lost You," "Peg o' My Heart," "You Made Me Love You" (I Didn't Want to Do It) an Al Jolson hit, "Last Night Was the End of the World," "When the Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for Alabam,' " "The Spaniard That Blighted My Life," "Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral" (That's an Irish Lullaby,) "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine," and in 10th place, "Row! Row! Row!."
Now start singing any or all of the above. All these were in the music books when I took accordion lessons many years ago and my dad and mother would sing along, pretending that I was the finest accordionist ever. Memories.Contact community editor Barbara Tucker at 693-1000, ext. 4110 or email email@example.com.


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Woman mayor Maria Santos Gorrostieta shows scars from two assassination attempts by Mexican gangs
Baring her mutilated body for the camera, Maria Santos Gorrostieta shows the horrific results of two assassination attempts by Mexican criminals
As the mayor of the town of Tiquicheo, she has become a key target for drug gangs who have turned the country into a grotesquely violent narco-state.
But despite being scarred physically and mentally by the attacks, the extraordinarily brave Mrs Gorrostieta remains defiant.
'I wanted to show you my wounds because I'm not ashamed that my body is mutilated like this,' she said.
'There are some that have said I made these attacks up. But I did not and now I show the physical proof to those who have doubted me.'
Mrs Gorrostieta, a mother-of-three, was first attacked on October 15, 2009 when she was driving through the town of El Limone with her husband.
A group of armed men ambushed their vehicle, spraying the car with bullets.
The mayor was left terribly injured while her husband José Sánchez Chávez was killed.
Despite suffering such a devastating loss and battling back to fitness, Mrs Gorrostieta was determined not to be defeated.
She returned to work and had made remarkable progress.
But in January last year, she was once again ambushed by armed and masked men.
This time her injuries were even worse. She had to have a colostomy bag and suffers constant pain.
'Every day I fight and battle in my mind to erase the memories of the terrible things I lived through,' she said.
Recovery: Mrs Gorrostieta will be scarred for life after the shootings
'But I can't quit, not when I have three children whom I have to teach by example.
'Beside that I have the memories of my husband, the father of my children who knew how to teach the value of things and fight for them.
'He is no longer with us but he remains the guiding light for my decisions.'
Mexico has been torn apart by a spate of gang violence linked to drugs. More than 30,000 peopl ahve been killed in clashes between rival drug cartels and security forces since President Felipe Calderon launched his drug offensive in 2006.
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Nobody will ever be satisfied with Assassin/perks that keep you off the radarPublichair Dec 10, 2011 10:26 PM
As far as I can tell, Assassin/Ghost will always piss someone off. Why? Because they keep you off the radar. It's that simple. I don't see why people still cry about it in MW3. Assassin is much nerfed from Ghost Pro in Black Ops and Cold Blooded Pro in MW2. Both perks were essentially Blind Eye and Assassin combined. People b*tched incessantly about Ghost Pro in Black Ops, however not so much in MW2 because Stopping Power was a much more prominently used perk from the same tier.
This game is a system of checks and balances. There is (supposed to be) a counter for mostly everything. Sitrep is designed to counter Dead Silence and enemy equipment, anti-air weapons are designed to counter most air support pointstreaks, and Blast Shield is designed to counter stupid sh*t like tubes and other explosives. Those are just a few examples I can think of off the top of my head. My point here is this: Assassin is designed to counter the prolific use of UAVs. I don't know how people think this perk is imbalanced. Does everybody feel they should be entitled to see everybody on the radar from a 3 pointstreak? A 4 pointstreak, particularly in MW3, is not tough to acquire by any means. In CoDs of past, you had to get kills to get your UAV. Now you have more options to get your killstreaks i.e. kill, take objectives, destroy enemy SAM turrets and/or IMS devices, shoot down enemy air support, etc. Not only that, but the support class allows you to maintain your pointstreak if you die, which is ironic because then it's not really a streak, but I digress. Because there are more ways to get points for your pointstreak and your killstreak doesn't really go away with the support class, getting a UAV is easier than ever. If it's easy as hell to get a UAV, then there's no doubt that UAVs will be used quite prolifically in the game. Therefore, such a powerful and easy to acquire asset deserves to have a counter.
Lots of people hated the Ghost perk in Black Ops with a passion. I always thought it was because Ghost Pro was quite the package: you could stay off the radar, have no red name or crosshair, be invisible to many killstreaks, and some other things that I don't quite remember. However, since everybody is still crying about Assassin in this game, which I see as a much watered down version of Ghost Pro from Black Ops because it was essentially split into 2 different perks in MW3, I'm assuming that as long as some people will be invisible to UAVs, there will invariably be a large amount of people that will cry about the perk that allows people to do so.
Some possible solutions? Many people suggest stupid things like Assassin should only make you invisible to UAVs for X amount of time. That's as stupid as saying Blast Shield should make you resistant to explosive damage for X amount of time after every spawn. My solution to this whole argument, though this would only apply to future CoD titles and, unfortunately never happen, would be to get rid of the damned radar entirely. Then there would be no need to use Assassin and there would be no radar for people to b*tch over because they can't see their targets on the radar. It's a win-win, in my opinion. This game would be so much better if there was no radar. I would just play hardcore all the time, but that sh*t's too damn slow for me to play on a regular basis. Oh how wonderful would be the CoD title that doesn't have a radar in core gamemodes.
Ghost Pro from Black Ops, though people still cried about it constantly, did have a counter: the SR 71 Blackbird. This, to those of you who don't remember much about Black Ops or have not played it, was basically a UAV on steroids. It lasted for 40 seconds, couldn't be shot down, showed you and your teammates the enemies' location and direction in real time, and Ghost/Ghost Pro was not immune to it. The Blackbird, however, was a bit of a difficult killstreak to acquire since it was an 8 killstreak (7 with Hardline). And this was back when there were no killstreaks that carried over through death, mind you. I think that an 8 killstreak was adequate for the Blackbird, since it was arguably the most effective killstreak in the game.
Infinity Ward really watered down that killstreak in this game. It shows the enemies' direction but doesn't show it in real time. It also can be easily shot down, does not show Assassin users on the radar, and, though it is a support pointstreak, is still quite a high pointstreak to acquire--12 pointstreak. The AUAV is nowhere near as effective as the Blackbird, which is a shame.
However, if you want an entirely failsafe way to solve the Assassin/any overpowered perks issued, then just get rid of perks entirely. Put every player on a relatively equal footing. The way I see it, perks are just an invitation to game breaking features and imbalance. So why should we keep them around?
I understand that much of CoD's success can be attributed to the perks system, but is it really making the game more fun?
I consider myself impartial in the whole argument over Assassin, but I will say that so long as there are UAVs, there should be a perk that allows you to remain hidden from them. However, there should also be things that can override perks that allow you to remain hidden from UAVs. This, however, is a setup for failure, since, for some reason, players feel they are entitled to knowing the location of every enemy for a mere 4 pointstreak. Therefore, if there is a UAV counter, there will be people b*tching about it. End of story.
P.S. To the people who say that it is blatantly obvious that most MW3 players use Assassin, quit pulling facts out of your a_ss. I'll stick with my Quickdraw, motherf*ckers.


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Well folks, I figure I should update! I did get to London and Paris with Contiki and I saw about 99% of what I wanted to see The only thing I really didn't get to see was the cemetery in Paris where Jim Morrison and Oscar Wilde are buried. That's because my last day in Paris I came down with a nasty sinus infection that confined me to my bed in the hotel. Flying 12.5 hours without any antibiotics nearly killed me .
So I will try to summarize as briefly as possible though it may not work too well .
Heathrow while very large and twisty/turny was actually fairly easy. No issues through customs or getting my luggage while I did find it a little bit creepy that my large suitcase was on the ground in a pile with many others already waiting... I got to see Hyde Park, Kensington Palace Harrods, Harvey Nichols, Trafalgar Square and Picadilly Circus all in my first day. It was all very walkable and easy. Thank god for the tube! Easy and simple. Second day consisted of the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace and Kate's wedding dress (stunning by the way! So much intricate detail but DAYUMN that girl is tiny), I went on a tour of Westminster Abbey, The Houses of Parliament, and rode the London Eye (ended up going twice... but not in a row, on two different days! haha) Next day was Windsor Castle and doing the top of the round tower. Walked around the town and did the long walk about a quarter of the way before I got lazy and turned around The night I met up with all in my tour and went out to SoHo to party. We tried to get into GAY bar at Soho and there was waaay too much of a line so we hung out at a place called "Village" instead. At the end of the night being stuck in SoHo so we had NO way of getting back. Instead we took one of those bicycle cabs and the little guy with his legs got FOUR of us back in 15 minutes. So we tipped him well. Next day was Bath and Stonehenge and well... The English countryside is lovely but both were not my favorite places ever. Stonehenge was boring and Bath was a bit too comercialized for me. Final day in London was The Tower of London. I had to walk around twice for the Crown Jewels. Stunning! Loved it all! Friends and I hung out at a London Pub and I had Fruli Strawberry which was my favorite beer ever! The last night was a music at the Savoy... it was Legally Blonde. A lot of my friends and I walked out after the first act. Thoroughly not impressed. We walked around the Savoy for about 15 minutes just experiencing the stunningness of it. We almost got booted but what the hell, you only live once! The place was unreal for the beauty. We found a Canadian Bar called The Maple Leaf and had fun for the rest of the night. It was so Canadian Cliche but it felt like home for one night
Next day over, The Ferry from Dover to France was rather nauseating... I had to take a half a perkeset to settle the seasickness. Thank god for friends who were on hand to provide the good stuff. France was very nice but I much preferred England. That being said it was beautiful and I saw some amazing things. First night in Paris, we went on a bus tour and saw some of the main sights, we pulled up to the military school and were told to look real close in one of the windows, could have seen Napoleon's teddy bear... much as we looked, and if we look to our right, there is the flashing Eiffel Tower in all it's glory! We got up to the third level and had some great night views Next day I got dizzy, climbed to the top of the Arc de Triomphe, bought several items at Gucci and the famous Champs Elysees, did the walk-through at the Notre Dame Cathedral. Me and two other girls grabbed a baguette, I had this ridonculously good strawberry dessert tart thing and a great bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon and had a picnic on Champ Du Mars under the Eiffel Tower though one of my group members got us lost and we ended up in a gross train station before getting there (not the metro as a nice Frenchmen so pointed out!) Later on was getting snazzy and getting ready for the Moulin Rouge... food was good but unfortunately the show was a bit too Las Vegas for me. Partied the night away at O'Sullivans next door. Kilkenny by Guinness... lol. Next day up early (by this point I was getting used to 4-5 hours of sleep a night when normally I get double...) for the Louvre, went down by the secret entrance that no one uses and boom no lines! I was only in for about an hour though. I saw the main highlights and got out of dodge. I walked along Rue du Rivoli and found D&G! I spent more huge amounts of money and had a BEAUTIFUL salesman. Seriously, if ever in Paris go in to D&G on Rue Du Rivoli just for the gorgeous salesman... Found a tourmate, we walked four feet into Hotel Crillion and got booted because of Paris Fashion Week. We weren't welcome. Hung out at the Devil Wears Prada fountain and then headed for Palace of Versailles. The Palace and Gardens were amazing! I could have spent an entire day in the gardens themselves but time didn't permit. Last night with the group was a Night up in Montmatre and The Sacre Couer. Beautiful building and the hill. I walked up the steps. Who needs finculars? We had a nice dinner and then found a hill and shared a bottle of wine... Bad idea! haha next day I woke up with a scratch throat but still managed to tour the unbelievable opera house. Amazing architecture. Got down to Hotel Des Villes to take some pictures and Pont Des Arts. Bought a lock for someone very special and then went to dinner with two friends. Next day I woke up feeling like absolute death. I found myself confined to my bed at the hotel. I didn't do a darn thing except get some throat stuff which didn't help. Charles De Gaulle was a nightmare plain and simple. The security was rude, had me go back in a stupid line just to end up in the exact same spot and then questioned me when I attempted to get my carry-on... Needless to say was not impressed. Air Canada didn't help matters when they were late, oversold the flight and we were late taking off. I was supposed to have a two and a half hour layover, After being one of the last to get my bags on a fully sold huge plane, going back through customs, rechecking my back and going back through security... They were boarding. I seem to have a habit with barely making my flight home I was dead by the end of it. Thankfully though I am better now! Though unfortunately I lost my job about a week ago (boss had daddy call me to tell me, even though it was something boss man gave full approval to). Here's hoping something good comes soon!
So that's the extent of my Europe trip. Got everything in!
Sounds like a great trip!
I'm glad someone else didn't like Bath. On my trip to England nine years ago, my friend and I spent a day and a half there and we hated it. I fully understood Jane Austen's quote about the oppression of the "white glare of Bath" (which you are likely to be charged for looking at!).
I found the Roman Bath's to be rather boring, the Abbey was absolutely charming with it's architecture, and of course I had to get my picture on Gay Street There were some lovely sites and what have you, but Bath was definitely not my type of town. Glad we were only there a couple hours!
I loved Bath, usually I go on a tour bus and have so little time to look around. This time we went for a full day and explored the town and spent a few hours in the spa. Even did a sit down lunch at Sally Lunn!
Glad you had a fun trip. Would you do Contiki again? I would, but as the time goes by I would be one of the older ones on the trip.
I would Contiki just for the people that I met and I think it depends on the time of season that you go. There were plenty of people in their late 20's to mid 30's so it was nice that way. The youngest I think was 20-21ish. It was also nice because we got to bypass most lines and such but if you're worried just about your age, just don't go at the beginning of summer when all the 18 year olds are likely to go, other than that age I don't really think is a factor.


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What is FactoryTalk?
This platform turns up in many places, and can do many things, but there aren't many that really understand it. Here is a quick guide to explain the basics.
Quite often I will hear customers and/or colleagues say, "Let's use FactoryTalk," or, "Can FactoryTalk do that?," or, "What is FactoryTalk?" In response to these questions, I want to try and explain in more detail exactly what FactoryTalk really is. FactoryTalk Services Platform is a suite of services including Live Data, Directory, Audit, Security, Activation, and Alarm & Events. It is not a product that you purchase as a standalone software package, but is embedded in most of the products from Rockwell Software. FactoryTalk is the prefix to the majority of the Rockwell Software's products, although there are some products that are enabled that do not carry the prefix. They are listed in the table as well as the features that are enabled in those products.
Here is a brief description of each component of the FactoryTalk services platform to give more of an understanding of the capabilities of each:
• Live Data – Provides a live data link between product clients and servers. For example, the connection between the HMI server and a PLC, or between FactoryTalk Historian SE and a PLC. FactoryTalk live data server is for Rockwell Automation devices and will also manage the link between clients and OPC-DA servers for non-Rockwell automation devices.
• Directory – Allows products to share a common address book that finds and provides access to plant-floor resources, such as users, roles, tags and graphic displays. The directory is managed with the FactoryTalk Administrative Console application.
• Audit – Collects messages that document changes done by users during design, management, and operation of production. This is an essential component for FactoryTalk AssetCentre to perform its function as a process control system asset and configuration management tool.
• Security – Provides a range of security services that are integrated into the FactoryTalk directory. The users and user groups are very similar in their management to active directory and can be linked to the active directory. This allows for a centralized authentication and access control which results in a "single user sign-in" experience when using FactoryTalk enabled products.
• Activation – Provides a secure, software-based system for activating Rockwell Software products and managing software activations.
• Alarm & Events – Provides both server-based and device-based process control alarm server.
Hopefully this helps put a handle on the FactoryTalk Services Platform. Keep in mind it is designed to provide a unified factory floor user experience for communication and management of data, users' accounts, and assets. Also remember that it is a comprehensive services platform, so when considering applications, you need to think in terms of which particular product you're thinking about, and specify that when discussing individual use cases.
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Oakley World Pro Junior on NBC's WORLD OF ADVENTURE SPORTS
The 2010 Oakley World Pro Junior will be featured on NBC's action and adventure sports television series, WORLD OF ADVENTURE SPORTS® this weekend.
The broadcast is set to air Saturday, July 16 at 2:00 p.m. ET/3:00 p.m. PT on your local NBC station.
In addition to showcasing some of the world's top junior surfers including Oakley's own Kolohe Andino, Shaun Joubert, Sage Erickson and Tyler Wright among others on the wave rich island of Bali, Indonesia, NBC Sports host Todd Harris also takes viewers on a surf trip to the Marshall Islands, to the top of Pikes Peak and inside the world of wakeskate.
Be sure to tune in!
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This episode features surfing, motorsports and wakeskating
NEW YORK, New York, July 14th 2011—The World of Adventure Sports® (WOAS), an action and adventure sports series, will air on Saturday, July 16th at 2:00 p.m. ET/3:00 p.m. PT. Host, Todd Harris of NBC Sports brings viewers the fourth episode of the 2011 season from the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.
For more information, photos and video clips from past episodes please visit www.WorldofAdventureSports.com
The next episode will feature:
• Red Bull Surf Trip- Marshall Islands: Surf exploration is nearly as old as surfing itself but no matter how far we look, the next frontier is still on the horizon. This winter, Red Bull athletes Levi Siver, Jason Polakow and Kai Lenny joined legendary boat captain Martin Daly and the rest of the Oxbow Waterman Team in the wild and remote Marshall Islands. Equipped with windsurfers, kites, stand-up boards, long and shortboards no waves went unridden.
• Pikes Peak International Hill Climb 2011: On June 26, Rhys Millen once again will try to break the world record in the unlimited class, at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb 2011. In order to be completely prepared and to avoid last year's technical difficulties it is all about testing right now, and what better support could Rhys wish for than his father, Rod Millen, Pikes Peak world record holder 1994–2007.
• Wakeskating Pioneers: Wakeskating is an adaptation of wakeboarding in which riders are not bound to the board in any way, allowing for more technical skateboarding-influenced tricks like kickflips, as well as the use of water obstacles like rails and ramps. Wakeskaters can be towed behind boats, jet skis or even specially designed on-shore winches, making the rapidly growing sport much more accessible. Wakeskaters have typically worn skate shoes that provide maximum purchase on their boards but quickly get heavy and waterlogged. Teva riders Matt Hooker and Matt Crowhurst sport the Teva Gnarkosi which is a high-performance wakeskate water shoe and show us that the progression of wakeskating has no boundaries!
• Oakley World Pro Junior 2010: The Oakley ASP World Pro Junior is a unique surfing event on the wave rich island of Bali, Indonesia. The event is the first stop of the prestigious ASP World Junior Tour, and eventually crowning the 20 and under world champion.Two-world class breaks are utilized for the event, moving depending on conditions. The field is made up of 64 international competitors from throughout the world including Brazil, USA, Hawaii, Australia, Japan, and France. The men and women are competing for a combined prize purse of $95,000.
WOAS 2011 broadcast schedule on NBC*:
July 16th 2:00 – 3:00 PM ET
September 10th 2:00 – 3:00 PM ET (NEW DATE AND TIME)
October 9th 5:00 – 6:00 PM ET
November 13th 3:00 – 4:00 PM ET
December 18th 1:00 – 2:00 PM ET
For the airing schedule of WOAS on VERSUS and Universal Sports please click here
Show times are subject to change
About The World of Adventure Sports®
From adrenaline sports to expedition adventures, the Emmy award winning World of Adventure Sports captures the world's greatest events and behind the scenes stories that reveal the passion of those who play to the edge. The World of Adventure Sports is managed and produced by Aura360 and 360 Productions and is owned and managed by Aura360 and Red Bull in conjunction with NBC Sports Ventures.
World of Adventure Sports airs throughout the year on NBC Sports, VERSUS and Universal Sports and is syndicated internationally.
Sponsors of the July 16th episode of the World of Adventure Sports include Red Bull, Garmin, Progressive, Teva and Oakley.


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Using 4x4
Ok second post, trying to get that ad off..
anyway. What is the proper uses procedures for the electronic 4x4 on this truck. 99 GMC Z71 new style... I don't have the owners manual yet, the lady is trying to remember to bring it to work for me but memory is as bad as mine
in other does it have to be stopped in park, in neutral , 4x4 LOW,,, and then back to 2WD mode..... Do I have to back up for so far to release any locking hubs.... ???? Sorry, I know nothing about this thing and as I said! I have no owners manual yet...
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Nobody knows how to work the 4x4 ????
If this is an OEM 1999 GM truck you simply push the on dash buttons to command the drivetrain to enter 2/4wd/auto ....
this 4WD is not full time 4WD. you must never operate in ANY 4WD selection on solid dry pavement at any time. the other warning with this is make sure you rotate the tires often and make sure all tires are of the same size and wear. this will reduce the wear of the drive train components.
these vehicles require frequent fluid replacing especially if used to do typical truck work. fluid replacement of all the drivetrain components is 30-40,000 miles.
due to changes made in the fluid requirements make sure you check that the proper fluids are used. DEXRON III WAS the correct fluid NOW it is DEXRON VI.
Perhaps this will answer your question.
-I'm sure you are aware, the 2WD is the "normal" mode to be in while driving on dry hard surfaces.
-The AUTO4WD is an attempt to provide full time 4WD in these trucks. In this mode, the drive-train is ready for a 4x4 need. When the controller senses rear wheel spin, the transfer case clutch packs operate sending power to the front wheels. You can stay in this mode on hard dry surfaces; however, some parts of the 4x4 driveline are operated, so your gas mileage may suffer.
-4WD HIGH is the "normal" 4x4 mode. This is the position to select when driving in conditions that require front and rear traction (off-road, ice and snow, etc) You can switch into and out of, 4x4 HIGH at any road speed.
-4WD LOW, low speed 4x4 requirements. You must be stopped, or very near stopped, and in neutral (transmission), to switch into, or out of, 4x4 LOW.
I'm not sure about your t-case, mine also has a neutral position.Ray
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thanks Ray, that was close and much needed info on the AUTO 4WD... Question is, what about the HUBS, they are NOT manual hubs... Just asking, do I need to back up to release the hubs, like the older auto locking hubs ???
never operate the vehicle with tires of different wear. rotate often .
this 4WD is designed to engage when moving in the high mode. when selecting the low 4WD this is only used when stopped or when moving very slowly like 1 MPH ..... there are no hubs with locks. this is all done by motors and monitored by a computer. when these fail the service 4WD light will show.
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Orou Sapulot
Orou (' sun' in Murut) Sapulot is an excellent means of accessing the deepest areas of Sabah's interior.
Orou (' sun' in Murut) Sapulot is an excellent means of accessing the deepest areas of Sabah's interior.
Gogo is a fantastic tour company that does a great job of booking just about anything, anywhere in Sabah. It's especially excellent for motorbike rentals – staff will help map out some of the choicest areas for exploration in Sabah. It also offers car rentals and a serviced apartment too.
Playing an actual round of golf in Kuala Lumpur is a sweaty business, so why not give these golf simulators a go, the brilliant thing being you can choose your course from famous ones around the world. In addition there's a pretty swish bar and restaurant run by the La Bodega group, and a couple of pool tables.
Learn to cook traditional Malaysian dishes at these hands-on classes run by friendly cookbook author Rohani Jelani in a beautiful countryside retreat where you can also stay the night. Each class ends with a sit-down meal of the dishes prepared that day.
Adventure Alternative specialises in getting Sabah visitors off the beaten/package tour path, and is an excellent resource for independent travellers, especially those who are interested in sustainable and responsible tourism.
You will not leave hungry after the three-hour-long classes in a variety of cuisines, including local Malay and Peranakan styles, that are offered at this well-designed new culinary-arts institute atop Starhill Gallery.
Besides having a great name, the Sticky Rice guys are extremely helpful, knowledgable about Borneo and committed to natural immersion, community engagement and independent travel.
Wildlife is the number-one reason to visit Sabah, and a cruise down the Kinabatangan is often a highlight for visitors to the state. In the late afternoon and early morning, binocular-toting enthusiasts have a chance of spotting nest-building orang-utans, nosy proboscis monkeys, basking monitor lizards and hyper long-tailed macaques.
When you pay your entry fee, you'll receive a hand-coloured schematic map of the park's four interconnected trails (two other trails were closed as of mid-2012). They're well-marked so a guide isn't necessary.
A lovely 3km walk (40 minutes to 60 minutes) through the rainforest along a plankwalk takes you to these adjacent caverns. The highlight here is not so much what's in the caves as what comes out of them every evening around dusk (unless it's raining): millions of bats in spiralling, twirling clouds that look a bit like swarms of cartoon bees. It's an awe-inspiring sight.
Several trails take you into the jungle interior of the peninsula, declared a national park in 2007. One, a challenging route with red trail markings, ascends towering Gunung Santubong (880m); the last bit is pretty steep, with steps and rope ladders, so it takes about three hours up and two hours down.
A wide, muddy forest trail – used by water buffalos to pull sleighs carrying goods and, on occasion, medical evacuees – heads from Bario to Pa' Lungan (four hours). Unlike almost all the other Highland trails, this one is walkable without a guide as long as you have clear instructions.


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ACE Limited reported net income for the quarter ended June 30, 2014, of $779 million—or $2.28 per share, compared with $2.59 per share for the same quarter last year— and operating income of $825 million, or $2.42 per share, compared with $2.29 per share in the prior year quarter. Read more.
For nearly four years, Combined Insurance, an ACE Group company, has been dedicated to helping U.S. military veterans find meaningful employment as they transition back into their civilian lives. Learn more in this article from the summer 2014 issue of the Insurance Information Institute publication Impact.
As Chairman of the US-ASEAN Business Council, ACE Chairman and CEO Evan Greenberg recently led a delegation of U.S. CEOs on a visit to the Philippines and Vietnam to promote two-way trade and investment in the Southeast Asia region. Penny Pritzker, U.S. Commerce Secretary, traveled with the delegation. Visit ACE Group on Twitter for news and media coverage from the trip. Read more.
An op-ed co-authored by ACE Chairman & CEO Evan Greenberg and U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker explains how Southeast Asia has become one of the world's fastest-growing regions, with tremendous opportunities for U.S. firms. Greenberg, who is also chairman of the US-ASEAN Business Council, along with Pritzker, led a delegation of chief executives to Vietnam and the Philippines to demonstrate the shared commitment of the U.S. government and private sector to the 10-nation ASEAN region. Read more.
ACE Group Chairman and CEO Evan Greenberg is featured in the cover story of the May issue of Risk & Insurance®. The article also includes perspectives from industry leaders including Greg Case, President and CEO of Aon plc.; Peter Zaffino, President and CEO of Marsh; and Hank Greenberg, Chairman and CEO of the Starr Cos. Read the article.
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Vikings QB Donovan McNabb vs. Bears cover-2 defense
Donovan McNabb has had his mechanics criticized as the main reason he has been so inaccurate this season that he finally snapped at his Wednesday press conference:
"This whole mechanics thing is getting out of hand," he said. "Somebody says something about mechanics — everybody works on your mechanics, no matter what position you play. This whole mechanics thing is really something that I haven't changed or anything of that nature."
Whether it's mechanics or not, McNabb has been very inaccurate this season. He's completing only 56.8 percent of his passes, which ranks 27th in the league. He alternates between the bounce pass and the airmail throw on routes, especially routes within 15 yards of the line of scrimmage.
If the Vikings are going to pull the upset Sunday night, they'll need McNabb to improve drastically over how he has played so far. The Bears are still a predominately cover-2 team. The safeties play the deep halves of the field, trying to take away the big play in the passing game and force offenses to keep throws underneath. And though they let Calvin Johnson get behind them on Monday for a 77-yard touchdown, Megatron isn't going to walk through that door wearing a purple helmet.
McNabb has to work with what he has. That means TEs Visanthe Shiancoe and Kyle Rudolph and WRs Michael Jenkins and Percy Harvin will have to be involved beneath the coverage. That also means that McNabb will have to be accurate with his throws, allowing his guys to make catches in a position where they can gain yards after the catch.
The cover-2 is designed to take away McNabb's biggest strength as a passer, the deep ball. It won't be a surprise if he takes a shot or two deep to test the Bears' young safeties, Chris Conte and Major Wright, who are starting for benched veterans Chris Harris and Brandon Meriweather. However, if the Vikings want to win this game, McNabb's much-maligned mechanics will have to allow him to complete the short passes and move the ball incrementally against the Bears' defense to score points.


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The hometown favorite of the 1905 and 1908 Vanderbilt Cup Races was millionaire sportsman and Wall Street broker Foxhall Keene. Keene lived just one mile north of the 1904 and 1906 starting lines in his Old Westbury estate called "Rosemary Hall." The house still stands today and is documented on VanderbiltCupRaces.com .
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The University of Denver Museum of Anthropology (DUMA) is a teaching museum dedicated to educating students about the ethical practices of conservation, interpretation and administration of anthropological collections.
DUMA also serves as a public resource and research center. Our museum gallery hosts exhibits curated by DU graduate students as well as periodic traveling exhibits.
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Helen has made many significant contributions to DUMA over the years as a student, staff member and donor. She received her MA in Anthropology from DU in 1977 based on her research on Franktown Cave material in the Museum. Her thesis is titled: Notched Projectile Points from Franktown: Classification and Statistical Analysis. She began working with DUMA collections in 1978 as a Research Associate. In 1980 she was appointed Curator of Collections, a position she held until 1996. She has always been a strong proponent of the value of museum collections for anthropological research, and supporter of new technologies to this end. Helen has also donated many objects from her private collection to the Museum collected during her extensive, international travel. We are extremely fortunate and grateful to have Helen Pustmueller as a benefactor and supporter of the Museum and Department of Anthropology.
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